^ I think she's despicable as well, and I hope Will finds about her scheme sooner rather than later so that storyline (and the character) can be buried once and for all.
With Dollhouse driven into a ditch and dead, Whedon is free to direct even more episodes of "Glee" if he wants to.
I just finished watching "Wheels", and I just have to gush a little bit here. I don't know if they've been intentionally saving up all the good for this one episode, but this was the best episode of Glee by far. THIS is what the show should be every week as far as I'm concerned. They hit every single emotional and dramatic beat with this one. The episode felt longer than the standard 42 minutes, not because it was dragging, but because they seemed to cram so much goodness into such a short time span.
This one made me glad I re-subscribed. Here's hoping this will become a trend.
Noticeably absent - Emma, Coach, and Will's wife. The whole love quadrangle was completely missing this week, and I think that went a huge distance toward elevating this week's episode.
I realized something last night. I look forward to Glee every week. I pretty much have stuck with two new shows this season (Flash Forward and this one) and Glee is the one I like the best of the two. Really loved everything about this one, from Artie getting more to do, to Kurt and his somewhat new and timid relationship with his father. Also loved the stuff with Sue and the little bit of surprise that what Sue was doing was genuine. Also, loved the duet of Defying Gravity, and the Wheel Chair number was great too. Great episode last night.
[*]Sue's scene with her sister was perfect. We all expected to see her pick on that poor girl, but in the end, she was genuine. I was prepared to be pissed at the show over what I presumed was going to be a total insult-fest of her Down's Syndrome. The part with her reading to her sister made even, jaded little me, misty-eyed.
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