I don't really know why Blaine was all 'let's sex it up!' last year and is now apparently a prude, but I'll chalk that down to Glee's normal continuity issues.
That was just bizarre. And I really wanted to see Kurt's expression following Blaine's unbelievably offensive comment to Sam. Did he stick by his (rude) BF? Did he realize that Blaine had gone completely over the top? Was he remembering that approximately 9 months ago, Blaine was telling him not only that the Warblers needed to 'sex things up' but that Kurt, himself, had all the sex appeal of a baby penguin? I didn't really give a shit what Finn was thinking after that confrontation so showing me Finn was not at all helpful...
And tongue. Kurt, honey, if you're trying to make him run away you're doing it wrong.
(Hee, hee, hee.) I thought Kurt eviscerated Sebastian, not only in the coffee shop, but through his awesome dancing moves as well. (But, admittedly, I'm totally biased...)
So at the end of ND Sectionals performance, Finn & Blaine hug, and Sam & Blaine hug... and... and... where the fuck was Blaine's hug for his steady, serious snuggle-bunny who just recently gave up his special something that can only be done once in a lifetime...?
SAM. I AM SO HAPPY TO SEE HIM BACK <3 I didn't think I'd miss him as much as I did...
And yeah, they showed Kurt a couple of times but his face was pretty much 'oh, look, there goes Blaine putting his foot in it...' so it was hard to tell what his actual reaction would have been. And I agree showing Finn wasn't helpful but I do think Finn and Blaine needed to clear the air between them, and at least they set that up by Blaine mentioning Finn's less-than-cordial behaviour towards him in that first coffee-shop scene.
I love snarky!sassy!Kurt, so I approved of him so hard this episode :)
And I have no idea what happened on the Klaine-front this episode. Seriously, it was like they weren't together at all in the end because Blaine was all, 'HAI FINN AND SAM!' and Kurt was...examining the bottles of hairspray on the piano.
THIS. THIS. THIS.
I don't really know why Blaine was all 'let's sex it up!' last year and is now apparently a prude, but I'll chalk that down to Glee's normal continuity issues.
That was just bizarre. And I really wanted to see Kurt's expression following Blaine's unbelievably offensive comment to Sam. Did he stick by his (rude) BF? Did he realize that Blaine had gone completely over the top? Was he remembering that approximately 9 months ago, Blaine was telling him not only that the Warblers needed to 'sex things up' but that Kurt, himself, had all the sex appeal of a baby penguin? I didn't really give a shit what Finn was thinking after that confrontation so showing me Finn was not at all helpful...
And tongue. Kurt, honey, if you're trying to make him run away you're doing it wrong.
(Hee, hee, hee.) I thought Kurt eviscerated Sebastian, not only in the coffee shop, but through his awesome dancing moves as well. (But, admittedly, I'm totally biased...)
So at the end of ND Sectionals performance, Finn & Blaine hug, and Sam & Blaine hug... and... and... where the fuck was Blaine's hug for his steady, serious snuggle-bunny who just recently gave up his special something that can only be done once in a lifetime...?
Just curious...
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And yeah, they showed Kurt a couple of times but his face was pretty much 'oh, look, there goes Blaine putting his foot in it...' so it was hard to tell what his actual reaction would have been. And I agree showing Finn wasn't helpful but I do think Finn and Blaine needed to clear the air between them, and at least they set that up by Blaine mentioning Finn's less-than-cordial behaviour towards him in that first coffee-shop scene.
I love snarky!sassy!Kurt, so I approved of him so hard this episode :)
And I have no idea what happened on the Klaine-front this episode. Seriously, it was like they weren't together at all in the end because Blaine was all, 'HAI FINN AND SAM!' and Kurt was...examining the bottles of hairspray on the piano.
It was odd.
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