What Vortex said. And I am still sceptical about this humanization of Sue Sylvester.

Oh but damn if Jane Lynch didn't sell it. She made me cry.

Aims did you not like it because most of the female glee clubbers were by and large unlikable in this episode?

I still don't like Quinn, but I think this is first we've ever seen her actually happy. Of course, then she turned around dug herself a lot deeper, but.

The local news kept previewing some huge controversy about this ep, but of course never said what it was (and I turned away to Top Chef so I guess I'll never know).

what controversy? I didn't see anything.

Of course, I don't know why they couldn't have done it as a duet. The song is gender neutral anyway.

I think some people may have been bitching ahead of time about how harsh Sue was with Becky before the big reveal at the end. I read a review that said it bordered on going too far.

The contraversy I read about was: the main story line with everyone in a chair to see what it's like for Artie. And also I've read some complaints because an able bodied actor was used for the role.

I didn't like it because a lot of my hand-wavium didn't work this episode. I mean, how many times are we going to see high school students getting drugged without their knowledge? Seriously.

I didn't like Quinn being a total spoiled bitch. Get your own job ro start frequenting Planned Parenthood. Or tell your fucking parents so the damn sonogram is covered. Start accepting responsibility for YOUR actions, you idiot. Stop pushing all of it on a guy who's problem YOU AREN'T or at least shouldn't be.

And lastly, and probably most surprising, I *hated* Kurt's voice. Hated it. I know that he threw it for the Diva-Off, but when he was practicing, there was a quality to his voice that I don't find pleasing. It's not rich, it's thready, and he sounds like he should be Young Cosette's part in Les Miz, not Defying Gravity.

Then again, I quit smoking today, my sciatica's acting up bad, and Joe kind of pissed me off mid-episode so I am exceptionally cranky and that might have colored my viewpoints a bit.

Aims, I see your points, but I kind of see "Glee" as a more functional version of "Heathers" so I can't take anything that happens in this school seriously.

I think the thing I had the most problem with was the Sue reveal at the end. WTF? That came out of nowhere and, IMO, was completely unnecessary.

Aims, have you heard the recorded version yet? They don't throw Chris Colfer's voice so high and he harmonizes down with Lea when they sing together. It's really well done.

I have and I do like that version. It is well done.