Glee Season 2 Ep 4 "Duets"

Add in the fact that Artie was suprised that Brittany would act that way, while the show has never hid the fact that Brit does have this reputation (and even references that in the episode), it seemed like the writers' purposely put Artie in this big blind spot just to get to his speech at the end.

On a side note, was anyone else impressed by how easily Heather Morris picked up Kevin McHale and carried him to the bed? I don't know of many women who could do that and not look like they are straining.

I guess I'm in the minority when I say that I felt that this was one of the weaker episodes. It seemed a bit "crowded" for me, with the various angles and could have easily been split into two.

However, I did like the Brit/Arty thing. (I was bawling when she was sitting alone pushing the meatball. What an incredibly sad and defining image of the character.)

I really, really want Brit and Arty to become a couple now.

It's 106 miles to Grandville, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark and we're wearing faceless helmets

... Hit it ...

First, let me say: "best Glee -cheerleader scene evar!"

Second, to Marcian:

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Originally Posted by Marcian Tobay That's what I took from this. I think it's important to keep in mind that this is a show about pathetic people who know, deep down inside, that getting (any) place in the regional high school sing-off will probably be the most important thing they do in their entire lives. They're pettty, petty people. "Sad little king of a sad little hill..." ~River Tam

...i think thats all understandable being that it is supposed be high school. What are they, like, juniors or something? "Breadsticks" is probably the nicest place on Main Street that could be the only one that takes "reservations." Its probably the spot that the local Dads take mom out to dinner to make the night special or something. Its kids getting a chance to play 'house'.

Oh, and to the Artie thing, as a former teenage boy it is kinda hard to not be in the moment when a hottie cheerleader is on top of you. Like Artie said, there was a time when he wasnt even sure he could do that, not to mention i'm pretty sure Artie romantisizes things quite easily. Unfortunately the latter part leads to him feeling betrayed when what he thought was special but was really quite casual to Britney. I mean she was pretty direct in saying "you're on the football team now, so it was only a matter of time..."