Also that Lea hooked up with both Corey (Finn) and the girl who plays Quinn season 1. This was all "casual and fun" for Lea -- who has some boyfriend in NY-- and Corey was ok with it, but Quinn feel in love with Lea and has been pining/mooning over her ever since to the point that it is driving Lea crazy and she told the producers she doesn't want to be in any scenes with her (or as little as possible).

Don't have any idea if any of this is true, but it's more interesting than the Finn/Rachel romance on the show itself.

And more Sue Journals, please.

The entire hockey team sporting mullets

Comedy gold baby!

Plus, The Warblers singing "Bills, Bills, Bills" made me love this show all over again.

Is it bad that I totally want the Warblers to win Regionals?

Almost forgot about the Valentine's ep, and the insanity of shooting at the Gap at The Grove at the height of Christmas shopping season.

Poor Chris gets his heart broken. Almost.

Kevin and Harry tore up "PYT".

And "I've gotten mono so many times it's turned into stereo."

Also: Boom. Boom. Boom.

As for Chris singing, we did tonight's When I Get You Alone at The Grove before the holidays. If there's anything more shrill than a Beverly Hills milf who's had her shopping plans thwarted by a big, bloated production, it's the squeals of their teen daughters every time they saw Chris or Darrin in the window.

And we first rolled on Silly Love Songs around 4am at Breadstix (the Paramount commissary), and the grips had to black the windows before we were done. One in an endless procession of Fraturdays.

Glamorous, huh?

Hopefully this whole Quinn/Finn thing will go away soon. I'm all for closure between them, but Finn would have to be even dumber than he looks to go back to a girl who cheated on him, got knocked up, and lied to him for months about being the father when he won't even talk to Rachel because she kissed Puck. Uh...duh. That's just character assassination.

Very big with the kids right now.

Also right now, for the same episode, shooting Gwyneth and the girls doing Landslide, while Stevie Nicks watches at the monitors.

Apparently she's a fan, and decided to come watch us shoot the number.

No pressure.

Stevie Nicks!! OMG. But it's not like my curiosity is piqued or anything, though. Never you mind.

That'll take us to lunch...

Also, I so prefer Rachel when she isn't with Finn. When she has everything she wants she is just totally insufferable (or more insufferable than usual). Without having everything she wants, she is a little bit sympathetic & that kind of balances out the insufferable parts of her character.

The Valentine's episode was a great one. I find that every other episode is great (with the other being just ok). I guess I prefer the episodes that are more "plot focused" where the songs help advance the story-line (I've said that before). However 2 complaints --

NO SUE MOTHERFUCKING SYLVESTRY!!!

As much as I like Blaine & his voice, did he really need 2 songs while Kurt hasn't even had 1 in the last 2 episodes?

And a slight nit-picky 3rd -- the song he song at the GAP (while a good number) was really kind of inappropriate to woo someone -- basically the song was saying "I'm going to get you alone & fuck you so good, you're going to love me forever." No wonder Blaine's crush was not impressed (besides the getting fired & underage thingy).

Oh, and I totally want the Warblers to win. They are far superior to New Directions, imo.

Only one "gay" performance allowed per episode? Is that the deal? Fucking homophobes better get over that shit before I go all Charlie Manson in this bitch.

Now that she's lost the Cheerio's, she's got a new plan to take over as coach of the kids' competition at Regionals.

Darrin is the lead Warbler, so don't hold your breath for any Chris songs... Until Regionals.

The Lea/Amber diva-off kills.

Oh, and Sing was fun. Til they blurred out Jane giving everyone the finger.

Apologies for the Beiber storyline.

But really, with Chord's hair it was inevitable. And Mark's hoodie wig almost makes up for how terrible that guys music is.

Good Ashley stuff, too. Girl knows what boys like.

Lastly, those Little Light kids damn near broke my heart, but we had a killer pizza party for them when we finished the scene.

So I have been fairly successful in avoiding watching anything Justin Beiber-ish until now. Is that the type of choreography he does? Because that was my Reebok Step Aerobics routine from 1993 to 1996 at Platinum Gym in Rego Park NY.

I'm also loving Ashley's character.

The most on-point line of the night, though, was the one about trying out the Beiber experience at a series of Bat Mitzvahs.

Nonetheless, I admit that, with the exception of NO KURT AGAIN, I really liked the Beiber episode. First, I have never heard Beiber before, but I don't get the hate on him -- he's like a million other little "teen idols" that came before him (Leif Garrett, Shaun Cassidy). Little girls need their "girl-like-boys" to crush on. I realize I'm not his demographic, but the songs weren't horrible & it was funny to see all the girls going wild for the "Justin Beiber Experience" because that does seem to be what is going on with Justin Beiber these days. Second, I like the plot development with the characters (especially liked Lauren's "I Know What Boys Want" because I was crazy for Bow Wow Wow when I was a teen). Third, there was a good amount of Jane Lynch. All in all, a pretty perfect episode -- 2 in a row!!

I don't like the Lauren character that much, maybe because I hated the line she was given, "This is what America looks like." That seems to be the response du jour when someone is trying to defend why they weigh 400 pounds, but it's a cop-out. And no, everyone doesn't have to be a skinny minnie but sorry -- being morbidly obese is not cool, especially for kids.

Anyway, glad to see Sue back in fine form. The earlier part of the show where she was happy and friendly and singing compassionately to pediatric cancer patients had me worried!

We've spent the week shooting Regionals.

54 actors, 20 musicians, 1,200 extras and 5 numbers (including two originals) every day.

If I have to hear The Hey Mondays "Candles" one more time...

RIP, Warblers.

And Pavarotti. Chris doing The Beatles was a nice send off.

If you are in NY and not arranging a meet up, you suck.

so I wouldn't feel too snubbed.

We don't go to Nationals, and New York, until the end of April.

Chris sings in Regionals. Then comes home. With Darrin.

Though we start shooting the arc on Monday. Jane assembles the Legion of Doom to take down Matt and the kids, enlisting Steven, Cheyanne, Jessylin, etc.

Nothing better than former Glee coach turned petty pot dealer Sandy Reyerson as "Pink Dagger", Cheyanne as "Sgt Handsome", Jessylin as "The Shrew" and Jane as, of course, "Zod, rank to be determined".

Gwyneth's back, Charice is back, Chenowith's back... Tomorrow is Day One of the last six episodes of season two.

Time flies when you don't get to sleep.

One must suspend disbelief when watching Glee. Just let it go.

Some things, however, cannot be borne, even in the context of Glee -- and Emma not taking the Stamos joystick for a ride is one of them. It cannot be borne, I tells ya!

So is Blaine transferring to McKinley High now?

But for me, the best part of the ep was Kurt's dad's sex talk. Spot on. It's something similar to what I would say to any kid. Nice job.

Oh and I'm not buying Santana being all in love with Brittany. That was a weird WTF moment for me. Just sayin'.

Also loved the foam party. A song well done.

Uh-oh! Gary Glitter controversy!

Nice work between Kurt and his Dad too.

It was nice to see background characters this week have somewhat of a storyline, but what is with making Tina cry and only letting her do like a half a song all the time? Jenna Ushkowitz's resume is going to say things like "proficient at singing half songs" and "can cry every episode"

Haven't seen tonight's cut yet, but the Keane number was one of my favorites to shoot. Course, that it was the Gobblers Warblers farewell song probably had a lot to do with it. Good riddance.

Besides, been busy with Frank's New Whore Wife.

Season seven of Sunny has begun, boners.
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Oh and that mediawhore extra who keeps running her mouth and lying (saying she hasn't been on set since October even though she's been seen in episodes that were shot after that) should get blackballed. I do have to admit that I hope they DO reshoot the prom ending though because if what she said is true, I'm not too thrilled with it.

Overall, I loved this week's episode. Great musical numbers (the I Feel Pretty/Unpretty Mashup was great), good story development, but I did miss Sue Sylvester helping them pick out what they should put on the shirts...

She runs with a lot of our regular extras and has been gleaning spoilers from them for a while now, and posting as if she is somehow involved with the show.

Draw your own conclusions, but she is most definitely not a victim.

As for the whole "never work in this town again", it was totally overblown.

That said, The Hollywood Reporter immediately ran an article under the guise of confidentiality in the age of social networks and managed to use her name no less than four times.

Everybody reads the trades, especially casting directors.

Just sayin'.

Anyway...don't care. She's clearly just an attention whore and now will not work much because of it, so that's all good.

I'm excited about prom...especially after that Quinn slapping Rachel in the bathroom scene in the promo. Whoa! I don't think doughy Finn is worth the slapping, but maybe it's over that hot piece Puck. He's totally worth the assault. Or Jesse St. James. He'll do, too.

Oh, and please tell me their Nationals outfits are better than those ugly things with the leggings and combat boots they wore at the last competition. They looked like shiny bag ladies.