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2. chasehall answered: It was my favorite episode of the season. It was really hard to follow up with PROM. Sue was played down, I don’t like the Fin story
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4. colormelauren answered: It didn’t work for me
5. laury-kos answered: I think sue character has gone over the top, to the point it got ridiculous, so…this episode was a try out for redemption
6. miss-prissy answered: I think you guys are going way too deep. It was a funeral episode, it wasn’t supposed to be easy and fun. I thought it was great.
7. musiccolliding answered: It was incredible.
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10. aliterarylion answered: I cried so hard…
11. uh-my-fucking-nightmare answered: não
12. onlyannie reblogged this from entertainmentweekly and added:

    You know Glee is about selling Itunes singles firsts, summer tour tickets second, and acting and quality third, right?

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14. dressesdancingandtv answered: I think the emotional plots feel a bit too in your face these days. They play to the tweens now, there’s just no denying it. Not good.
15. spaceyism answered: To me, Sue is always at her best when she puts aside the crazy part of her and shows real emotion. Those are often my favorite episodes.
16. amaliamo answered: I think it’s always funny for Sue to be almost ridiculously evil, but nice to put that aside and show some real emotion.
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18. smoonie answered: Episode was fairly good, Murphy needs to re-evaluate what juxtaposition did for him at the beginning of the first season.
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20. lizcantstopthebeat answered: The episode worked. It was extremely sad but it showed a human side of Sue. And the battle for the solo was incredible. Lea Michele killed it
21. lazygoldfishrocks answered: well, they needed an episode that’ll give Lynch another Emmy :/
22. gillies-irons answered: I think it worked alright. And if it ends Sue’s ridiculous vendetta against the Glee club, it definitely did.
23. henriklemon answered: As a critical Glee viewer, I actually liked the hour, the thing is when Glee is good, it’s good, but when it’s bad, it’s well…frustrating
24. nakedsecret answered: havinig lost a loved one, made me cry like a baby.
25. mirandawrites answered: The whole affair felt totally contrived. I usually have to suspend my disbelief when watching this show, but Ryan Murphy lost me here.
26. msalling answered: I’ve had enough of Rachel pining after Finn. He’s an idiot. Why are the writers afraid of pursuing the Rachel/Puck relationship?
27. corycorybobory answered: I hope it’s a move to give Sue more depth & to allow Jane Lynch to shine. She’s one of the best actors on TV & her talent is being wasted now
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29. thefruitshoot answered: It was terrible, just another way to make Finn look good and someone else look bad. So sick of Finchel.
30. mylittledish answered: I think it ABSOLUTELY worked. It’s nice to finally see some real depth mixed in to the light-hearted campy goodness that we all know & love.
31. inmybubble answered: I actually liked it better than a lot of stuff they’ve done recently. It inspired emotion in me!
32. ifbirdsflyover answered: It worked. It felt like filler, but it worked.
33. fafafab answered: it was brilliant, and Glee has always been ambibalent on the subject of character realism
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