Glee Recap: Commemorative Plaques All Around
"Nationals" was Glee at its best: Singing teenagers. Some feelings. Some jokes. We even cried once!
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"Nationals" was Glee at its best: Singing teenagers. Some feelings. Some jokes. We even cried once!
We came to this episode fairly prepared to hate the Freaky Friday body swap.
In some ways, it’s like we’ve gone back in time on the season-five finale.
In the aftermath of Melissa and Teresa's throwdown, everyone is forced to take sides.
Surprisingly, Theon Greyjoy has become the heart of the show.
For an SNL alum episode, this one was strangely dull.
It is time for our results, delivered in a one-hour show built around four seconds of action.
We'd all be very, very sad if this were it for Parks, but if it is, at least they went out on a high note.
Avery returns from North Korea while Liz and Criss argue over gender roles.
Until last night, no one in the group had acknowledged that Abed might need professional help.
We wish they’d give up the pretense and just say: Tonight’s theme is “Songs.”
The theme-park trip is a sitcom cliché — one that Modern Family handled with great humor.
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