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Glee

The students in William McKinley High's New Directions sing songs and feel things really intensely in this hit comedy-drama-musical thingy.
Thursdays, 8 PM ET, FOX
Current Season: 4 - Total Episodes: 87
Highest Rated: Ep 20-21, Season 3
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  • “All Or Nothing”
    Episode 22

    Brittany, Ryder, and Blaine prepare to move on as the New Directions face Regionals and leave the season unfinished. 

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    C+
  • “Wonder-ful”
    Episode 21

    Kurt, Mercedes, and Mike return home for a simplistic Stevie Wonder episode.

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    C+
  • “Lights Out”
    Episode 20

    Ryder and Kitty bond over trauma, and Santana starts to focus in New York.

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    C-
  • “Sweet Dreams”
    Episode 19

    Rachel auditions on Broadway and Marley writes a song as Glee gets lost in its own history.

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    C+
  • “Shooting Star”
    Episode 18

    Gunshots at McKinley lead to a harrowing piece of exploitative trash.

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    F
  • “Guilty Pleasures”
    Episode 17

    Blaine uses the guilty pleasure as a metaphor for homosexuality, and Rachel is finally single.

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    B+
  • “Feud”
    Episode 16

    The New Directions and the Old discover that singing out problems doesn’t resolve every conflict.

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    A-
  • “Girls (And Boys) On Film”
    Episode 15

    Glee's tribute to the movies features two stunning dreams, two awkward mash-ups, and a dud. 

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    B
  • “I Do”
    Episode 14

     Will doesn't get married, which is just one of the episode's many exhausting stunts.

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    C-
  • “Diva”
    Episode 13

    Tina's diva moment is so good not even Santana can upstage her.

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    B
  • "Naked"
    Episode 12

    Sam gets the guys in shape for a calendar and Rachel agrees to pose topless in a student film. 

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    B
  • “Sadie Hawkins” 
    Episode 11

    Bone-headed characterizations, continuity snags, and congealed cheese pile on a funny, stylish episode about infatuation.

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    C-
  • “Glee, Actually” 
    Episode 10

    Glee tells five different stories about the holidays bringing people together.

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    B
  • “Swan Song” 
    Episode 9

    Rachel and Kurt perform in a winter showcase, and the New Directions move on.

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    B
  • “Thanksgiving”  
    Episode 8

    Rachel and Kurt celebrate Thanksgiving in New York while everyone else returns home for sectionals.

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    B-
  • “Dynamic Duets” 
    Episode 7

    The New New Directions finally come together in a playful superhero episode.

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    A-
  • “Glease” 
    Episode 6

    Glee’s performance of Grease has some brilliant moments, no thanks to the new class. 

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    B-
  • “The Role You Were Born To Play”
    Episode 5

    The new Glee looks too much like the old Glee, but at least Finn is starting to find himself.

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    B-
  • “The Break Up”
    Episode 4

    Everyone breaks up, maybe, as an isolating Glee goes out with a showstopper.

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    B+
  • “Makeover”
    Episode 3

    Kurt takes over Vogue.com while everyone else has dull romantic drama on an underfed episode.

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    B-
  • “Britney 2.0”
    Episode 2

    Why do we watch Glee? Not to make fun of Britney Spears' depression, that's for sure. (Part of Best of TV Club.)

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    C
  • “The New Rachel”
    Episode 1

    The fourth season begins by simultaneously expanding the series’ world and streamlining it. This can only end well.

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    B