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I would have liked this episode if it wasn't one episode... never liked the tendency of the writers to make it Either/Or new kids vs. Old kids. Is it so hard to intersperse them so it actually seems like they are taking place concurrently? If the contents of this episode were spread out over the first five of the season, we would have more time to appreciate everything and how:
--the new kids aren't the clones the old newbies were; they have their own characters that aren't all sad.
-- Rachel really doesn't know this because she's yet to realize that it's not all about what she can give the kids, but what they want to share of themselves.
-- Kitty is actually the lead she always wanted to be. (Love her line about actually getting to sing vs yet another alumnus)
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- Sue will never be on the side of the Glee Club. Just never.
-- Myron is the new Sugar, giving money and security to the Glee Club
-- Spencer and Alistair are nice because they aren't a big deal, and Jane and Mason (Jason?) are darling because they're dorky and neither one of them takes the attention for granted.
Kurt and Blaine are on their honeymoon of course, so he misses yet another chance to be recognized as a teacher/driving force of the New Directions by anyone else to whom it would matter. Sorry it bugs me.