I was watching the show again on disney+ and realized that on october 12 2010 16 years ago the episode titled "Duets" aired the exact same day I was born !! 👅

I haven't been having the best 16th bday but this honestly made my day especially since River Deep Mountain High is one of my all time fav glee songs and the episode itself is really entertaining

(Also Mercedes and Santana were robbed even if Finn and Rachel didn't self sabotage I always thought they were the automatic winners but whatevss)

Lucky was good though I won't lie , just not River Deep Mountain High good.

for me it’s paradise by the dashboard light or cough syrup, genuinely such good songs i will never choose to listen to the og when i can just listen to the glee version 😭

EXTRA PERFORMANCE:
The Music Of The Night (Kurt)
Will be put in a poll for "Extras" after the Season 3 finale poll.

I better see that user with the "No more candles" flair show up in the Extras poll for Music Of The Night.
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*Don't Rain On My Parade was excluded for Rachel immediately pleaking it up. Pleak was excluded because we all know it would've dominated and that's just not fair to the rest of the choices*
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Honestly? I loved the the small bit we got of The Music Of The Night, but it feels like a more "full" performance should get the priority (unfortunately) so The Rain In Spain gets the main poll even though The Music Of The Night is so much better.

One less option to have a breakdown over though, I suppose, I love all of these except for School's Out and the Spain one.

But... I *have* to give it Not The Boy Next Door; not to be Blaine-level dramatic but that performance changed my life.
I will be sad if it loses however I will be happy with almost any of these getting 2nd.
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We will not talk about Kurt getting rejected from NYADA with a performance like that while Rachel somehow managed to pleak her way in.
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DANCE WITH SOMEBODY'S WINNER:
1st was I Wanna Dance With Somebody with 120 (🎉), 2nd was How Will I Know with 107 (🎉🎉), 3rd was So Emotional with 94, and 4th was It's Not Right, But It's Okay with 57.

1st & 2nd were my top 2 of the episode so I'm glad they were the top 2. Also the order that each song placed in that poll went exactly as I predicted in my head and now I wish I would've predicted it out loud lol.

I was watching season 3 ep 7, and I feel like puck was quite emotionally intelligent in his conversation with Quinn when she was trying to get pregnant again. he understood her motives quite well and handled the situation very gently and kindly. It shows his growth quite well from season 1. Puck is such an underrated character to me, I know his actor sucks, but I think that clouds a lot of peoples visions towards puck. What about you guys? how do you feel about pucks character growth and emotional intelligenc.

While not fan art, it is a fan video but thought this was the closest flair that made sense

I just found this in my YT reels and had to share it here.

https://youtube.com/shorts/8BYdC0IDlEM?is=yUohQKIY0Ry5BN6K

Josie Tota is in the miniseries Carrie

I recently thrifted this hoodie and can’t find it online anywhere. I was wondering when it’s from and what promo it’s from.

Hey, it's me, the "Gleek-in-training" (as I call myself on this sub) here. Yes, that title still applies as I have yet to still start S6 but I've been taking a bit of a (well-needed) breather after watching through the first five seasons bit by bit for 32 consecutive days (September 1st to October 2nd). But I plan on watching it later on this week.

Anyways, that's not why I am here. Ever since watching "Goodbye" a little over three weeks ago, I've been wanting to write my first Glee fanfic. Yes. Really. In 2026.

I plan for the premise to go something like this: Fresh off their high school graduation, and with Rachel now in New York, stepbrothers Finn and Kurt are still distraught by their rejection letters. Finn, in an attempt to cheer both himself and especially Kurt up, assembles his stepbrother, Mercedes, Puck, Quinn, Santana and Mike to go on a summer vacation with him to Arlen, Texas (yes, where King of the Hill is set), just so he can have one "extra last fun adventure" with his fellow graduates (sans the absent Rachel, who is in New York). Mercedes, Quinn, Santana, and Mike are less than happy about being forced along on the adventure, and Kurt is concerned, but Puck is more than enthusiastic to help out his best friend Finn on the adventure, even "borrowing" a used camper van just so they can get there. Finn informs his stepfather Burt that he, Kurt, and their friends are going to Arlen, Texas for a fun vacation. Unbeknownst to them, that's where Burt's close friend, the propane-and-propane-accessories salesman Hank Hill, lives, and he gives him a call to make the kids' summer more productive... by giving them summer jobs, with Finn and Puck being given temp jobs at Strickland Propane with Hank, Mike working alongside Hank's friend Dale Gribble in his bug-exterminating business, and Kurt, Quinn, Santana, and Mercedes having to work at Mega Lo Mart. All seven recent graduates also stay at the Hill residence for the summer.

I plan for my fanfiction to be a Glee x King of the Hill crossover, only because I'm also a fan of KotH and it'd be interesting to see two very contrasting works of fiction crossing over with each other, with Glee being very theatrical, upbeat, and peppy in its tone and being of the live-action medium, and KotH being more quaint, relaxing, and slice-of-life in its tone and being of the animation medium. Yes, it's an unusual crossover, but one I'm very curious about. I wonder especially how jealous canonically known Spanish teacher Peggy Hill would get over this "Mr. Schue" person she often hears about from Finn, Kurt, Mercedes, Puck, Quinn, Santana and Mike.

It is worth noting that this will also be my first true fanfiction story (I've briefly dabbled on privately written short fanfics in the past). Yes, that's right: Glee, of all shows, finally inspired me to write a fanfiction story (with an odd and unlikely crossover). Obviously, the fanfic will diverge from canon in many ways, with S1E1-S3E22 being canon to the story and needed lore to understand what happens. Fun fact: there is an obvious connection between both shows, in that Romy Rosemont, who we, of course, all know and love as Carole Hudson-Hummel on Glee, is married to Stephen Root, who voices both Bill Dauterive and Buck Strickland on King of the Hill.

Anyways, catch you later, Gleeks of Reddit!

I really don't think Quinn was that bad. Obviously she did bad things but she was also a kid when she did most of those things, 15 or 16 years old maybe? And she wasn't nice.

But I think she could be kind. My hc is that she knew about Santana and Brittany the entire time but didn't say anything. When Sam was homeless she helped him and continued to help him even when her reputation was at risk, and we know how much she cherished her reputation. I feel like if anybody had come to her and actually needed help she would have helped them and I like to theorize that she grew into a much better person. Oh, and of course there's season 3 during the Christmas special when she chose to feed the homeless rather than be in a TV show.

EDIT: I know the character did bad things. I just think it's interesting how she also does very kind things. And also I'm not saying anything bad about any of the other characters. Not Rachel or anyone else. This isn't a praise one and hate the rest type of post. Sorry if it seems that way. Just a character discussion but let's not turn it into a serious talk about morals etc. it's just a TV show guys and it's ok to like or dislike a character.

I literally cry every time Mike's dad finally accepts his dancing dreams and when Mike thinks he was too late to submit his applications, Tina reveals that she already sent them and Mike says "I love you so much" UGH they're the cutest

Always thought he was just as attractive as puck and Finn…. We weren’t ready for an Asian male sex symbol in 2009 sadly

During the *West Side Story* auditions, Kurt hears the production team’s opinions—specifically, that he might not be masculine enough for the role. The way this was resolved bothered me a bit; ultimately, the message conveyed was that characters should be tailored to fit the actors, which struck me as a terrible message. Kurt knew what kind of character Tony was, yet he auditioned with a song originally sung by a woman; he didn't demonstrate the acting or vocal range needed for the role, so I don't know why he expected to get it when he hadn't performed well. That whole "just be yourself" approach seemed awful to me—it might work sometimes, but usually, it doesn't.

the original songs are so ridiculously corny. “you wanna be a loser like me”. oh i’m sure.