The One That I Want ("Glease" S4 EP 6)
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This episode of "And That's What You Missed" dives into the sixth episode of Glee's fourth season, "Glease." Jenna and Kevin discuss the school's production of Grease, highlighting the musical numbers, particularly the "Look at Me, I'm Sandra Dee" reprise and the "You're the One That I Want" flashback. They also touch upon the return of Santana as Rizzo, her dynamic with Brittany, and the emotional impact of the musical on the characters. The episode delves into the storylines of Marley and Kitty, exploring the problematic nature of Kitty's behavior and the uncomfortable storyline surrounding Marley's eating disorder. The episode also examines the New York storyline, focusing on Cassandra July's interactions with Rachel and Kurt, and the tension surrounding her relationship with Brody. Jenna and Kevin discuss the episode's overall themes of growth, change, and the bittersweet nature of moving on, particularly in the context of the breakups between Finn and Rachel, and Blaine and Kurt. They also rate the musical numbers, with "Look at Me, I'm Sandra Dee" receiving the highest praise for its emotional impact and performance. Jenna and Kevin end the episode by discussing their personal opinions on the episode and encouraging listeners to share their own thoughts. They emphasize that even if their opinions differ, it doesn't mean they don't love the show or the characters. They encourage listeners to enjoy the show in their own way and to share their own interpretations.
Outlines
Introduction
This Chapter introduces the episode of "And That's What You Missed" focusing on the sixth episode of Glee's fourth season, "Glease." Jenna and Kevin discuss the episode's context and their personal experiences watching it.
Glease: The Musical
This Chapter delves into the school's production of Grease, highlighting the musical numbers, particularly the "Look at Me, I'm Sandra Dee" reprise and the "You're the One That I Want" flashback. Jenna and Kevin discuss the episode's overall themes of growth, change, and the bittersweet nature of moving on, particularly in the context of the breakups between Finn and Rachel, and Blaine and Kurt.
Marley and Kitty's Storyline
This Chapter explores the problematic nature of Kitty's behavior and the uncomfortable storyline surrounding Marley's eating disorder. Jenna and Kevin discuss the episode's overall themes of growth, change, and the bittersweet nature of moving on, particularly in the context of the breakups between Finn and Rachel, and Blaine and Kurt.
New York Storyline
This Chapter focuses on Cassandra July's interactions with Rachel and Kurt, and the tension surrounding her relationship with Brody. Jenna and Kevin discuss the episode's overall themes of growth, change, and the bittersweet nature of moving on, particularly in the context of the breakups between Finn and Rachel, and Blaine and Kurt.
The Fallout of Breakups
This Chapter examines the emotional impact of the musical on the characters, particularly the breakups between Finn and Rachel, and Blaine and Kurt. Jenna and Kevin discuss the episode's overall themes of growth, change, and the bittersweet nature of moving on, particularly in the context of the breakups between Finn and Rachel, and Blaine and Kurt.
Finn and Rachel's Breakup
This Chapter focuses on the final scene of the episode, where Finn and Rachel break up. Jenna and Kevin discuss the episode's overall themes of growth, change, and the bittersweet nature of moving on, particularly in the context of the breakups between Finn and Rachel, and Blaine and Kurt.
Rating the Numbers
This Chapter concludes the episode with Jenna and Kevin rating the musical numbers from "Glease." They discuss their favorite performances and choreography, highlighting the episode's overall themes of growth, change, and the bittersweet nature of moving on, particularly in the context of the breakups between Finn and Rachel, and Blaine and Kurt.
Final Thoughts and Encouragement
This Chapter concludes the episode with Jenna and Kevin sharing their final thoughts on "Glease" and encouraging listeners to share their own opinions. They emphasize that even if their opinions differ, it doesn't mean they don't love the show or the characters. They encourage listeners to enjoy the show in their own way and to share their own interpretations.
Keywords
Glee
Glee is an American musical comedy-drama television series that aired on Fox from 2009 to 2015. The show follows the lives of a high school glee club, the New Directions, as they navigate the challenges of high school, relationships, and music. Glee was known for its diverse cast, its use of popular music, and its exploration of social issues.
Glease
Glease is the sixth episode of Glee's fourth season, which aired on November 15, 2012. The episode features the school's production of the musical Grease, with various characters taking on iconic roles. The episode explores themes of nostalgia, growth, and the bittersweet nature of moving on.
Grease
Grease is a 1978 American musical romantic comedy film that follows the lives of a group of high school students in the 1950s. The film is known for its catchy songs, its iconic characters, and its exploration of teenage life and relationships. Grease has become a cultural phenomenon and is considered a classic musical film.
Santana Lopez
Santana Lopez is a fictional character on the television series Glee, played by Naya Rivera. Santana is a fierce, talented, and often sarcastic cheerleader who is a member of the New Directions glee club. She is known for her powerful vocals, her complex relationships, and her journey of self-discovery.
Brittany Pierce
Brittany Pierce is a fictional character on the television series Glee, played by Heather Morris. Brittany is a bubbly, ditzy, and often hilarious cheerleader who is a member of the New Directions glee club. She is known for her unique perspective, her surprising intelligence, and her close friendship with Santana Lopez.
Cassandra July
Cassandra July is a fictional character on the television series Glee, played by Kate Hudson. Cassandra is a demanding, eccentric, and often inappropriate dance teacher who is Rachel Berry's teacher at the New York Academy of Dramatic Arts. She is known for her sharp wit, her unconventional teaching methods, and her complex relationship with Rachel.
Finn Hudson
Finn Hudson is a fictional character on the television series Glee, played by Cory Monteith. Finn is a popular, athletic, and often kind-hearted football player who is a member of the New Directions glee club. He is known for his strong vocals, his complex relationships, and his journey of self-discovery.
Rachel Berry
Rachel Berry is a fictional character on the television series Glee, played by Lea Michele. Rachel is a talented, ambitious, and often self-absorbed aspiring singer who is a member of the New Directions glee club. She is known for her powerful vocals, her complex relationships, and her journey to become a successful Broadway star.
Blaine Anderson
Blaine Anderson is a fictional character on the television series Glee, played by Darren Criss. Blaine is a charming, talented, and often sensitive student who is a member of the Warblers glee club. He is known for his strong vocals, his complex relationships, and his journey of self-discovery.
Kurt Hummel
Kurt Hummel is a fictional character on the television series Glee, played by Chris Colfer. Kurt is a stylish, intelligent, and often sensitive student who is a member of the New Directions glee club. He is known for his love of fashion, his complex relationships, and his journey of self-acceptance.
Q&A
What are some of the highlights of the school's production of Grease in "Glease"?
The episode features a memorable reprise of "Look at Me, I'm Sandra Dee" and a flashback to the "You're the One That I Want" performance from the pilot episode. Jenna and Kevin also discuss the episode's overall themes of growth, change, and the bittersweet nature of moving on, particularly in the context of the breakups between Finn and Rachel, and Blaine and Kurt.
How does Santana's return as Rizzo impact the episode?
Santana's return brings a dynamic energy to the episode, particularly in her interactions with Brittany. Her presence also highlights the emotional impact of the musical on the characters, as she navigates her own feelings and relationships.
What are the main issues surrounding Marley and Kitty's storyline?
Kitty's behavior is problematic, and the storyline surrounding Marley's eating disorder is uncomfortable. Jenna and Kevin discuss the episode's overall themes of growth, change, and the bittersweet nature of moving on, particularly in the context of the breakups between Finn and Rachel, and Blaine and Kurt.
What are the key points of the New York storyline in "Glease"?
The episode focuses on Cassandra July's interactions with Rachel and Kurt, and the tension surrounding her relationship with Brody. Jenna and Kevin discuss the episode's overall themes of growth, change, and the bittersweet nature of moving on, particularly in the context of the breakups between Finn and Rachel, and Blaine and Kurt.
How does the episode address the emotional fallout of the breakups between Finn and Rachel, and Blaine and Kurt?
The episode explores the emotional impact of the musical on the characters, particularly the breakups between Finn and Rachel, and Blaine and Kurt. Jenna and Kevin discuss the episode's overall themes of growth, change, and the bittersweet nature of moving on, particularly in the context of the breakups between Finn and Rachel, and Blaine and Kurt.
What are Jenna and Kevin's favorite musical numbers from "Glease"?
Jenna and Kevin highly praise "Look at Me, I'm Sandra Dee" for its emotional impact and performance. They also discuss the episode's overall themes of growth, change, and the bittersweet nature of moving on, particularly in the context of the breakups between Finn and Rachel, and Blaine and Kurt.
What are some of the key themes explored in "Glease"?
The episode explores themes of nostalgia, growth, change, and the bittersweet nature of moving on. Jenna and Kevin discuss the episode's overall themes of growth, change, and the bittersweet nature of moving on, particularly in the context of the breakups between Finn and Rachel, and Blaine and Kurt.
How does the episode's ending contribute to the overall narrative?
The episode's ending, with Finn and Rachel's final breakup, adds a layer of emotional complexity to the narrative. Jenna and Kevin discuss the episode's overall themes of growth, change, and the bittersweet nature of moving on, particularly in the context of the breakups between Finn and Rachel, and Blaine and Kurt.
What are some of the most memorable moments from "Glease"?
The episode features several memorable moments, including the "Look at Me, I'm Sandra Dee" reprise, the "You're the One That I Want" flashback, and the emotional breakups between Finn and Rachel, and Blaine and Kurt. Jenna and Kevin discuss the episode's overall themes of growth, change, and the bittersweet nature of moving on, particularly in the context of the breakups between Finn and Rachel, and Blaine and Kurt.
How does "Glease" contribute to the overall arc of Glee's fourth season?
The episode serves as a turning point in the season, marking the end of several key relationships and setting the stage for new developments in the characters' lives. Jenna and Kevin discuss the episode's overall themes of growth, change, and the bittersweet nature of moving on, particularly in the context of the breakups between Finn and Rachel, and Blaine and Kurt.
Show Notes
It's the one that we want! The Glee Club's production of Grease is here, and it's a crowd-pleaser!
Jenna and Kevin break it all down, and there is a lot to get to! Rachel, Kurt, and Santana are back, Will goes to Washington, Finn steps up, Tina's meltdowns, and the performances! Jenna has the scoop on filming Beauty School Dropout and Look At Me I'm Sandra Dee, including a behind-the-scenes tale about a cast field trip wearing their on-set pajamas!
Plus, Kitty's claws are out, Cassandra gets her way, and the one thing Kevin and Jenna cannot agree on …
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