Glee 5 Best & 5 Worst Episodes Of Season 2 (According To IMDb)

Glee: 5 Best & 5 Worst Episodes Of Season 2 (According To IMDb)

Glee’s sophomore season really kicked things up, and featured plenty of fantastic (and mediocre) episodes for fans to get into.

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In Glee’s sophomore season, production ramped up. With more elaborate sets, dance numbers and overall plotlines it’s interesting to see where and how the Glee Club evolves.

Focusing on members of the LGBT+ getting bullied, maneuvering relationships, self-acceptance, and more, this season made sure it hit relevant topics that are sometimes swept under the rug. In each episode, you can find an important lesson still relevant today, but despite the show being critically acclaimed, some episodes were received better than others. Let’s see which episodes impressed and those that missed the mark for IMDb users.

10 Worst: Audition (Season 2, Episode 1) – Rating 8.2

With a new school year and competition season underway, the Glee Club is looking for recruits. Trying to find students who have a passion for music and aren’t afraid of falling down the social ladder is the task the New Directions face.

After finding convincing a few new students to audition, things slowly go downhill. When Rachel meets Sunshine Corazon she is threatened by her talent. To ensure that her solos are safe instead of giving Sunshine her the correct information for auditions, she gives her the address to a crack house (yes, a crack house). After realizing what she’s done, Rachel tries to make amends but it’s too late. Sunshine was poached by an opposing team, making competition stiffer.

9 Best: Born This Way (Season 2, Episode 18) – Rating 8.8

Getting Finn’s elbow to the nose in rehearsal resulting in a break, Rachel is informed that due to the break she is also eligible to get a nose job. Because of this Mr. Shue decides to focus on the things that make each member unique.

Meanwhile, the competition for prom queen is fierce. in pursuit of the crown, Isis does a little digging and eventually finds out that Quinn’s real name is Lucy, and that she got a nose job before coming to McKinley.

Throughout the episode we see Ms. Pillsbury come to terms with her OCD, Santana refuses to be out and proud about her sexuality, and the New Directions ending the week with their rendition of “Born This Way.”

8 Worst: Britney/Brittany (Season 2, Episode 2) – Rating 8.2

With a petition for the Glee Club to perform Britney songs at the homecoming assembly, members of new directions are stuck with Britney on the brain.

Throughout the episode, we see multiple members have laughing gas-induced Brittany fantasies singing her greatest hits. one of the main plotlines is that Rachel fears that Finn wants to rejoin the football team. On the other hand, Finn doesn’t like it when Rachel wears revealing Britney-esque clothing. In an attempt to keep him from climbing the social ladder once again Rachel changes back to her original look, resulting in a stalemate between the two.

The majority of this episode was all over the place, but what held it together was the elaborate covers and an unforgettable cameo from Britney Spears herself.

7 Best: Blame It On the Alcohol (Season 2, Episode 14) – Rating 8.8

Tackling the topic of teenage alcohol consumption is hard to do when alcohol is glamorized in Society. This episode shows how drinking changes people’s personality and lower their inhibitions. It also shows the repercussions of actions that you make when you’re under the influence.

Outside of the moral of this episode, audiences got to see the Glee Club in a different element. Dividing them into different archetypes as well as the outcomes post hangover allows us to see the Glee Club in a different light outside of school.

6 Worst: The Rocky Horror Glee Show (Season 2, Episode 18) – Rating 8.1

To win back Ms. Pillsbury while she’s in a relationship, Mr. Shue decides to put on a production of The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Noting that the subject matter is a little risky for high school students, Will puts his vendetta above the students.

Despite the inappropriate subjects of the play, the subjects brought up throughout the episode were somewhat taboo. For instance, the issue of male body image was talked about when Finn felt uncomfortable being half-naked on stage. This allowed for an open dialogue for such an ignored topic.

5 Best: Furt (Season 2, Episode 8) – Rating 8.9

Who doesn’t love weddings? This episode marks the beginning of the merge between the Hummels and the Hudsons.

Before the festivities commence, we see Kurt consistently be tormented by Karofsky and other guys on the football team. When things continue to get worse, some male members of the new directions decide to defend their friend. Unfortunately, Finn did not step up to the plate to defend his soon-to-be brother til the near end of the episode.

Outside of that we also see Sue plan a wedding for herself to herself, while Quinn and Sam’s relationship starts to bloom.

4 Worst: Comeback (Season 2, Episode 13) – Rating 7.9

Trying to raise her status at McKinley, Rachel enlists Brittany to copy her style so that Rachel will be known as a fashion icon. this backfires when unintended trends swirl around McKinley and Brittany gets all the praise from it.

In a post Valentine’s Day slump, the guys try and find a way to bring the spark back into their relationships. After seeing how the girls reacted to Sam’s performance of Justin Bieber’s “Baby,” they knew they struck gold.

It wouldn’t be an episode of Glee without scheming from Santana. After figuring out that Quinn cheated on Sam, she uses the information to her advantage ending the episode as his new girlfriend.

3 Best: Never Been Kissed (Season 2, Episode 6) – Rating 8.9

Teenagers can be cruel in more ways than one, and that was highlighted immensely throughout this episode. As the situation reached a boiling point, Kurt had dealt with enough from being bullied by Karofsky and not feeling challenged in Glee Club, so he finds refuge when “spying” on the Warblers.

Another focal point was when members needed to cool down during make-out sessions, they would visualize Coach Shannon Beiste in inappropriate settings. resulting in expected hurt feelings, the male members of the Glee Club decided to apologize through song.

Two characters also experienced their first kisses this episode. Mr. Shue gave Coach Beiste her first kiss, while unfortunately Kurt was kissed by his tormentor and had to deal with holding that secret in.

2 Worst: A Night of Neglect (Season 2, Episode 17) – Rating 7.3

When the Glee Club needs money for their upcoming competition, Mr. Shue suggests selling saltwater taffy around the school, while his girlfriend and former substitute Holly Holiday suggests holding a benefit.

In an attempt to break the spirits of Glee Club members, Sue forms a group of hecklers to ruin their performances. She also forms a league of Doom that will help her destroy the Glee Club.In preparation for the night of neglect, Rachel and Mercedes fight for the closing number of the benefit. Despite the usual fighting, Mercedes acts like a diva in every sense of the word to get what she wants even though it’s totally unlike her.

1 Best: Original Song (Season 2, Episode 16) – Rating 9.1

After countless attempts to write original songs for sectionals, Rachel finally writes “Get It Right” after fighting with Quinn regarding her relationship with Finn.

Throughout the episode, we see Sue continuously torture members of the Glee Club, but instead of letting it get to them they work together to write “Loser Like Me,” showing that no matter how much Sue, or the world, picks on them they will work hard to come out on top.

During the competition, Kurt cheers on his former team and vice versa. with all the show-stopping numbers heart-wrenching moments and persistence in this episode, there is no confusion as to why this is the best-rated episode from this season.

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