Glee: Santana's Being Released and 8 Other Activities We are Grateful for in "I Kissed a womanInch

Naya Rivera, Dianna Agron And that is the way you emerge in Lima Levels Adjacent. It had not been until Finn presented her edge against your competitors (hello, sectionals!) that Santana considered re-entering Mr. Schue's choir room and letting her buddies help her from the closet. As well as then, she did not have any warm fuzzies after being serenaded with Kurt and Blaine's cutesy performance of Pink's equally serious "F---in' Perfect" because being gay does not mean she's going soft. Rather, after Finn produced a secure haven on her towards the sounds from the appropriate "Women Would like to Have Some Fun,Inch Santana paraded happily lower the halls of McKinley, ladies with you, towards the no-shame anthem "I Kissed a woman.Inch Abuela has not plainly yet, because not everybody could be Burt Hummell, however it am nice doing show Brittany some affection outdoors of Breadsticks. Because we so loved this week's Glee- and since we are still within the Thanksgiving spirit once we polish off Poultry Day leftovers - eight other activities we are super grateful for in no particular order (Psycho Quinn, you're undertake and don't): 1. Both elections are gone. Sue's congressional campaign only stuffed her further lower the rabbit hole of madness - Sue's best at McKinley coping with McKinley-sized opponents. For a student body election... a minimum of we've got Brittany's "Run the planet (Women)" from it. Question the amount of Brittany's new professional-sugar, anti-tornado guidelines we'll see passed at McKinley. 2. Coach Bieste's singing debut with "Jolene" (because we do not acknowledge "One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer," nor in the event you). The song was a fantastic choice for individuals deep vocals, and dammit, did not it simply break your heart? We'd not have selected Bieste and Sue for any love triangular, however it works superbly as Bieste is constantly on the embrace her originality and Sue finds something besides New Directions to obsess over. 3. We'll also have Mr. Schue's facial expressions. He's received an excellent large absolutely nothing to do to date, unless of course you count inviting Emma's ginger root supremacist parents over after which singing her from the ledge after, and whatever it had been he did as Burt's "campaign manager." But a minimum of we get some priceless reaction shots. Watching him rock to Puck's "I am the only personInch for the reason that cheesy way only Mr. Schue can was still being gold. 4. Shelby and Santana. k.d. Lang's "Constant Craving." The finish. We are still unsure things to feel watching Shelby connect with Puck, besides slightly shocked. But hearing Shelby sing about this in the perfect closing song feasible for this episode? Yes, please. Bonuses for any nice (but brief) cameo from Kurt, now battling to locate his place after losing the election and watching his father win. 5. Rachel will not compete in Sectionals. Hang on! Here's why: Each year there needs to be something to create Sectionals a hardship on New Directions (the possible lack of Mr. Schue, Kurt joining the Warblers). This season we have got The Troubletones versus. a Rachel-less New Directions. That's interesting. 6. Each and every song within the episode. Nevertheless, we are with a moratorium on Katy Perry. (Unless of course Artie reaches perform the Kayne West rap on "E.T.") 7. Finn's back and fantastic. Just us or does he really possess the best stuff this year? It had been a real drag going several episodes without hearing a solo, however we have got an entertaining bromance between Finn and Rory, dashed college dreams, potential heartbreak with NY-bound Rachel, growing bitterness for golden boy Blaine, and tonight, the serious way he arrived at to Santana. 8. The slam on Blaine's "hideous bow ties." Simply because he does not have his Warbler Put on, does not mean he must dress just like a clown. Within the same spirit of giving, a fast listing of things we are not too grateful for: A general insufficient Rory (by our count, the little one has only 4 episodes left!)...Rachel not getting enough good sense to stuff the ballot box with, er, less ballots... Schue-Be-Do-Be-Do, where are you currently?... The choice to make Quinn a raving lunatic (Puck's speech was nice, but she would be a mean girl last spring, no insane one.) What have you think about Santana's being released? What type of a leader do you consider Brittany can make? Can Sectionals happen without Rachel? Just how can this Shelby and Puck factor finish aside from badly? How come the authors doing what they are doing to Quinn? Inform us within the comments.