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Glee Episode Guide
At the obstetrician’s office, Will and Emma join Sue as she gets her test results. She is indeed
having a hoped-for girl, but there are also some potential causes for concern.
When Cooper informs Blaine that he’s landed an audition for Michael Bay’s next movie -
untitled, which Cooper is certain is code for ”Transformers 4” - he’s surprised at Blaine’s subdued
reaction. Blaine has finally reached his breaking point at his brother’s all-consuming selfinvolvement,
and he expresses his frustration as he sings Christina Aguilera’s ”Fighter.”
Meanwhile, Quinn lightly takes Finn to task for carelessly texting while walking, saying,
”That’s how I got started.” She tells him that she and Artie have planned their own special
Senior Ditch Day activities.
Becky silently observes Sue from the doorway to her office until Sue acknowledges her. Becky
tells Sue that she’s heard about her baby. Sue initially bristles, wondering what Becky’s heard
until she says, ”I heard it’s a girl.” ”Just like you,” says Sue as she hugs Becky, who surprisingly
offers a parenting tip: ”Try to work on your patience.”
Artie and Quinn arrive at their Ditch Day destination, a skate park designed for wheelchairbound
and other unique athletes. Quinn’s not sure she’s ready for it, but Artie tells her to trust
him. Quinn and Artie watch the athletes test their skill on the park’s various challenges to the
beat of the Givers’ ”Up Up Up,” finally joining in the fun themselves, juxtaposed against images
of their glee club friends riding roller coasters at the amusement park.
Quinn tells Artie that she had a very special Ditch Day. He says that he just wanted her to
see people having fun who are in her situation. She’s a little taken aback, assuring him that her
condition is only temporary. He tries to explain that he’s been where she currently is. But she
won’t hear him out, insisting that she’s not like him. This isn’t her life, she says. She’s getting
out of Lima to attend Yale, and she will walk again. ”What if you don’t?” Artie asks. ”When are
you going to stop pretending that this isn’t really happening to you?”
Quinn’s fellow God Squad member Joe Hart tells her that he’s been praying for her. She’s
grateful, and again she’s caught off-guard when he says he hasn’t been praying for her to walk
again, but to accept whatever her journey may be. She snaps at him, then quickly apologizes,
telling Joe that she does find him inspiring. She invites him to join her in New Directions.
Sue addresses the glee club at Booty Camp, acknowledging her harsh treatment even as she
delivers a new round of barbs, but she admits that she’s realized that she wants the life growing
inside her to soak up some of their persistent optimism and decency. She says she’ll be nicer if
they work harder.
After Blaine sits out the Senior Ditch Day trip, Kurt tries to cheer him up and tells him he
understands the family friction. He tries to convince Blaine that he and Cooper can still connect,
especially if Blaine reaches out in the most honest way he knows how.
Blaine takes to the theater’s stage and sings Gotye’s ”Somebody That I Used to Know,” as
Cooper listens and eventually joins in. ”Best you ever sounded,” says Cooper, who admits that
he has been extremely hard on his brother - but only because he sees how extremely talented he
is and wants him to succeed.
Blaine accepts Cooper’s apology and is glad they had time to sing one last time before Cooper
returns to L.A., but Cooper surprises him by revealing that his audition was cancelled. He hopes
that he and Blaine will be more than brothers, they’ll be friends. Then Blaine concocts a plan to
put a memorable audition from Cooper on tape for Michael Bay.
Finn asks Rachel if she’s considered what he’ll do in New York, floating the possibility of
the two of them going to Los Angeles instead - he’ll work to support her ambitions. It quickly
dissolves into an argument. She feels like he’s not planning for a future together, and he feels
their existing plans have been very one-sided. Rachel has no intention of going Hollywood, and
she says that she can’t go to New York without Finn. Finn tells her he wants her to be really sure
she loves him for who he is and not who she wants him to be.
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