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Mar. 19th, 2014 10:32 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
geebsThe other thing that's annoying about having a jillion shows Tuesday night is having a jillion posts to try and make the next day. Granted, I don't have to post about all these shows, but I can't help it.
TV commentary:
Glee- 100th episode! So, having heard about the Glee clubs impending demise, all the old faces return. Will's assignment for them all, do a song they did before, only with a new spin. First up is the return of April Rhodes, who does a rendition of Raise Your Glass with Will:
Blaine rightfully points out that it was the Warblers who performed that song, but she's been so blasted out of her mind the past few years she didn't realize that, but she's all, whatever.
Anyways, the other songs have to do with the brewing issues the old gang still has.
1) Rachel and Mercedes are still totally jealous of each other, and have a diva off to Defying Gravity, with Kurt thrown in the mix:
So the rest of them get to vote who's better. Between Rachel and Mercedes, as Kurt doesn't factor into this for some reason. Eventually, after some hurtful words from Santana, the two make up and are all, they don't care about the vote anymore. But it would've been a tie anyways!
2) Puck's an air force pilot now (geez, with Logan become a naval aviator on VM, what's with all these bad boys becoming fighter pilots?), but Quinn's still the one that got away (Quick, bleh, sorry, I never saw it, and still don't) and his feelings for her are rekindled. Only she's with some rich douche Biff, played by Nate Archibald. She's kept her past a secret from him, and the guy is obviously blind or gay since he's too busy texting to enjoy the hotness of the Unholy Trinity performing Toxic:
Its totally hott, and the club gets onto Biff for not noticing the hotness. In any case, Puck can see Quinn is miserable about having to pretend to be someone she's not for the security of old money. He tried to show she'll always have friends by leading the club in an acoustic guitar version of Keep Holding On:
It moves Quinn, and she comes clean to Biff, who is a total asshole. So she and Puck toss him in the dumpster and they kiss.
3) Britt is all depressed about her new life as a math savant, having not danced since leaving Mckinley. Santana tries to convince her that performing is part of her life, by enticing her with a rendition of Valerie:
With Mike and Jake showing off their dance moves as well to draw Britt to the stage. Which it does. Brittany and Santana end up kissing, but Santana says that can only lead to trouble.
Anyways, Will thinks he has something on Sue since April paid for the auditorium and the contract says she has final say in how its used. So Will is over the moon that Glee is saved. But, turns out April is secretly having money issues, and the endowment for the auditorium ran out of money because of all the elaborate numbers Will had, so they lose again. Will is kinda assily pissed at April having let everyone down, so she brings in Holly Holliday to cheer people up. Holly isn't having any of this do old stuff crap, so she instead does Happy:
In the end, the gang has one last wistful moment in the auditorium, which April and Holly are privy to, and now they're determined to save the Glee club.
TV commentary:
Glee- 100th episode! So, having heard about the Glee clubs impending demise, all the old faces return. Will's assignment for them all, do a song they did before, only with a new spin. First up is the return of April Rhodes, who does a rendition of Raise Your Glass with Will:
Blaine rightfully points out that it was the Warblers who performed that song, but she's been so blasted out of her mind the past few years she didn't realize that, but she's all, whatever.
Anyways, the other songs have to do with the brewing issues the old gang still has.
1) Rachel and Mercedes are still totally jealous of each other, and have a diva off to Defying Gravity, with Kurt thrown in the mix:
So the rest of them get to vote who's better. Between Rachel and Mercedes, as Kurt doesn't factor into this for some reason. Eventually, after some hurtful words from Santana, the two make up and are all, they don't care about the vote anymore. But it would've been a tie anyways!
2) Puck's an air force pilot now (geez, with Logan become a naval aviator on VM, what's with all these bad boys becoming fighter pilots?), but Quinn's still the one that got away (Quick, bleh, sorry, I never saw it, and still don't) and his feelings for her are rekindled. Only she's with some rich douche Biff, played by Nate Archibald. She's kept her past a secret from him, and the guy is obviously blind or gay since he's too busy texting to enjoy the hotness of the Unholy Trinity performing Toxic:
Its totally hott, and the club gets onto Biff for not noticing the hotness. In any case, Puck can see Quinn is miserable about having to pretend to be someone she's not for the security of old money. He tried to show she'll always have friends by leading the club in an acoustic guitar version of Keep Holding On:
It moves Quinn, and she comes clean to Biff, who is a total asshole. So she and Puck toss him in the dumpster and they kiss.
3) Britt is all depressed about her new life as a math savant, having not danced since leaving Mckinley. Santana tries to convince her that performing is part of her life, by enticing her with a rendition of Valerie:
With Mike and Jake showing off their dance moves as well to draw Britt to the stage. Which it does. Brittany and Santana end up kissing, but Santana says that can only lead to trouble.
Anyways, Will thinks he has something on Sue since April paid for the auditorium and the contract says she has final say in how its used. So Will is over the moon that Glee is saved. But, turns out April is secretly having money issues, and the endowment for the auditorium ran out of money because of all the elaborate numbers Will had, so they lose again. Will is kinda assily pissed at April having let everyone down, so she brings in Holly Holliday to cheer people up. Holly isn't having any of this do old stuff crap, so she instead does Happy:
In the end, the gang has one last wistful moment in the auditorium, which April and Holly are privy to, and now they're determined to save the Glee club.
