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fry

i have a bts tidbit post you already watching the episode sorry 😭 but when rachel faints in sweet transvestite and finn catches her, in one take cory didn’t catch lea and she hit the ground hard and back when the show did comic cons cory used to say that was his most embarrassing moment on set

Jake Sullivan

The fact that it’s a running joke in the show that Finn is in bad shape and then they show him looking absolutely great, Santana is the main one who is the most horrible to him. But it shows that you can actually look great but still not feel that way because of confidence and self esteem.

Capri Zonica

You should watch the Rocky movies, the old one and the new one. By the way, Santana sings a part of Time Warp in the studio version but also in Magenta. The sci-fi song makes references to old movies. For the lip scene they painted Naya's face and did a close up, although you can see a post production filter. I think it's one of the best songs off the episode. L Latina that the episode version is not the full studio version.

Selma Jabr

Quinn and Kurt really shined this time around! Talk about perfect casting. Wish we saw more of their characters. I also love an episode where you can tell that the cast had lots of fun filming. The slur that Mike says really is telling of the time that this episode came out in.😬 Luckily in s6, there’s a storyline that acknowledges how awful that word so we live and learn. 🤷🏼‍♀️ Shout out to one of the few times that Sue was correct. Maybe motivated by the wrong reasons but definitely one of my favorite Sue Corners. Also I just noticed that after Will hands out the permission forms, Kurt signs his.😂

Turnip Crazy

I agree she should watch both versions of the Rocky Horror movies. While the 2016 is very sanitized for T.V, I like some of the rearrangements of the songs.

SongsFromASuitcase

Queen has always been one of my favorite characters, especially her singing, and it truly was never showcased enough