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Programming note: Our coverage of Glee consists of mostly the first three seasons.
Glee (2009-2015) is an edgy, clever musical/comedy by Ryan Murphy, the creator of Nip/Tuck and Popular. It's about an earnest high school Spanish teacher, Will Schuester, and his determination to make McKinley High School's Glee Club an award-winning team, like it was back when he was a student. Glee faces an uphill battle against the high school caste system (where it is the lowest of the low), the football team, and Sue Sylvester, the butt-kicking coach of the international cheerleading champion, the Cheerios.
Like Ryan Murphy's previous shows, Glee pushes the envelope with deliciously inappropriate musical numbers, and turns every high school stereotype on its head. It's packed with snarky, irreverent jokes about high school and life in middle America.
Season One
1.1 Pilot
1.2 Showmance
1.3 Acafellas
1.4 Preggers
1.5 The Rhodes Not Taken
1.6 Vitamin D
1.7 Throwdown
1.8 Mash Up
1.9 Wheels
1.10 Ballads
1.11 Hairography
1.12 Mattress
1.13 Sectionals
1.14 Hell-O
1.15 The Power of Madonna
1.16 Home
1.17 Bad Reputation (not written)
1.18 Laryngitis (not written)
1.19 Dream On
1.20 Theatricality
1.21 Funk
1.22 Journey
Season Two
2.1 Audition
2.2 Britney/Brittany
2.3 Grilled Cheesus
2.4 Duets
2.5 The Rocky Horror Glee Show
2.6 Never Been Kissed
2.7 The Substitute
2.8 Furt
2.9 Special Education
2.10 A Very Glee Christmas
2.11 The Sue Sylvester Shuffle
2.12 Silly Love Songs
2.13 Comeback
2.14 Blame It On The Alcohol
2.15 Sexy
2.16 Original Song
2.17 A Night of Neglect
2.18 Born This Way
2.19 Rumours
2.20 Prom Queen
2.21 Funeral
2.22 New York
Season Three
3.1 The Purple Piano Project
3.2 I Am Unicorn
3.3 Asian F
3.4 Pot O' Gold
3.5 The First Time
3.6 Mash Off
3.7 I Kissed A Girl
3.8 Hold On To Sixteen
3.9 Extraordinary Merry Christmas
3.10 Yes/No
3.11 Michael
3.12 The Spanish Teacher
3.13 Heart
3.14 On My Way
3.15 Big Brother
3.16 Saturday Night Glee-ver
3.17 Dance With Somebody
3.18 Choke
3.19 Prom-A-Saurus (not written)
3.20 Props
3.21 Nationals
3.22 Goodbye
Review of 5.3 The Quarterback
Season Four
4.1 The New Rachel
4.2 Britney 2.0
4.3 Makeover
4.4 The Break-Up
4.5 The Role You Were Born to Play
4.6 Glease
4.7 Dynamic Duets
4.8 Thanksgiving
4.9 Swan Song
4.10 Glee, Actually
4.11 Sadie Hawkins
4.12 Naked
4.13 Diva
4.14 I Do
4.15 Girls (and Boys) on Film
4.16 Feud
4.17 Guilty Pleasures
4.18 Shooting Star
4.19 Sweet Dreams
4.20 Lights Out
4.21 Wonder-ful
4.22 All Or Nothing
Season Five
5.1 Love Love Love
5.2 Tina in the Sky With Diamonds
5.3 The Quarterback
5.4 A Katy or a Gaga
5.5 The End of Twerk
5.6 Movin' Out
5.7 Puppet Master
5.8 Previously Unaired Christmas
5.9 Frenemies
5.10 Trio
5.11 City of Angels
5.12 100
5.13 New Directions
5.14 New New York
5.15 Bash
5.16 Tested
5.17 Opening Night
5.18 The Back-Up Plan
5.19 Old Dog, New Tricks
5.20 The Untitled Rachel Berry Project
Season Six
6.1 Loser Like Me
6.2 Homecoming
6.3 Jagged Little Tapestry
6.4 The Hurt Locker: Part 1
6.5 The Hurt Locker: Part 2
6.6 What the World Needs Now
6.7 Transitioning
6.8 A Wedding
6.9 Child Star
6.10 The Rise and Fall of Sue Sylvester
6.11 We Built This Glee Club
6.12 2009
6.13 Dreams Come True
Articles
Gleeful Moments of 2010 by Harry Earle
Holiday Gift Guide: Glee by Harry Earle
So, about Glee being a cult show... by Billie Doux
Glee (the pilot) by Billie Doux
Cast
Dianna Agron (Quinn Fabray)
Chris Colfer (Kurt Hummel)
Jessalyn Gilsig (Terri Schuester)
Jane Lynch (Sue Sylvester)
Jayma Mays (Emma Pillsbury)
Kevin McHale (Artie Abrams)
Lea Michele (Rachel Berry)
Cory Monteith (Finn Hudson)
Matthew Morrison (Will Schuester)
Amber Riley (Mercedes Jones)
Mark Salling (Noah 'Puck' Puckerman)
Jenna Ushkowitz (Tina Cohen-Chang)
Naya Rivera (Santana Lopez)
Heather Morris (Brittany Pierce)
Mike O'Malley (Burt Hummel)
Harry Shum Jr. (Mike Chang)
Iqbal Theba (Principal Figgins)