Vocal Coach SOBBING while watching THE QUARTERBACK Episode | Glee - S05E03
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I cried it's such a hard episode
Hello my name is Luis plascencia I was crying 😭 I love him so much I can’t believe that I feel bad
Fun fact: the way Rachel describes the future? That's how they wanted the show to end for real.
I think the actress who played Finn's mom just knocked it out of the park. It was just perfect.
Yes, her line about being a mom without your child made me cry harder than anyone on that episode.
I don't even think this was acting. This was real pain and grief, that's why it is so 'good'
@@Mango.L Samee
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@@Mango.Lthat line broke me 😢
Naya said in her book how hard was for everyone to do this episode bc every emotion was real and even though she and Lea didn’t get along so well she praised her for being able to do it. He was everyone’s friend, no one had a single bad thing to say ever
Lea is an awful person I hear she's rude to everyone
The actress playing Finn's mom is phenomenal
Yes! That was the most well written, best acted scene. Nya, of course gets to me but you could tell it wasn't the original audio of her crying so it didn't sound as genuine. I know her feelings were. But this scene with Carole is like a punch to the heart.
the "you keep being a parent even if you don't have a kid anymore" line ALWAYS hits me istg
@@Lara-zb4ok incredible line
If I remember correctly as well she unfortunately had also lost a child irl so this would of his 10,000x harder for her..
@@TheTreniamromy rosemont has never had children. her husband is also an actor, stephen root. i remember her joking to chris colfer that since she doesn’t have children, she’s just been telling people she gave birth to him
oh god! I only watched this episode once, when it aired..never been able to rewatch it since. And now it hits twice hard cause of Naya too 😭😭
Her song hits all the more harder when you know that she did die young
Me too 😭💔
@@seeleyboothfan2 that lyric of make me a rainbow I’ll shine down. My mother ain’t even gray, but she buries her baby gets me every time now. Because I think I’m Naya’s mom.
Simm, eu não consigo ouvir if i die young pq eu choro por causa dos dois, tanto do Cory quanto Naya, eu choro toda vez que começa essa música
Same
The saddest part about Naya's cover of If I Die Young, is that some of the lyrics are accurate to her passing.
Yeah
it always hits me so hard.
Yeah I agree it made me feel soo emotional when I saw the episode. 😢
I always hated Mr Shue for letting everyone attack Puck when he KNEW he was innocent
I think the quote “But you do wake up. And for just a second, you forget. And then you remember. And it's like getting that call again, and again, every time. You don't get to stop waking up” perfectly describes grief
When Rachel’s talking to Mr. Shue about coming back and Finn working as a teacher, and her saying I’m home, that was originally how the show was supposed to end 😢
@@GA-fn8hrit was after Broadway basically after she got a tony
@@GA-fn8hr yeah true but what can you do
@@GA-fn8hr okay like what 💀🤣😭
@@GA-fn8hr the show ended already babes.
@@GA-fn8hr also my “what can you do” wasn’t meant to be taken literally. I meant like what can you do if that’s what they wanted to end the show lmao 🤣😭💀
I remember watching this live and I sobbed the entire time. Every commercial break I calmed down and then BOOM right back to tears. I was curious if they would do a tribute episode in the first place and so soon. Couldn't even listen to Naya's tribute for months after her passing. So many losses. Not going to be ready for when Jenna and Kevin get to that episode of the podcast. Thank you for unloading this reaction when thw time comes 🤍🌸🌟
I was thinking about when Jenna and Kevin get to this episode on the podcast as well. I hope they really delve deep into specific details. I love their podcast but sometimes it’s a bit vague. I want to soak up all the love, emotion and every little detail they’re willing to share. I hope they fully let their guards down when they get to this episode.
Look
Took me five months to finally come and finish this reaction. Still painful to see this 🤍 love to everyone
Rachel/ Lea Michelle talking about Finn/Cory always gets me. Knowing that they were engaged and together in real life makes my heart so heavy. To this day she will still post something on her Instagram in remembrance of Cory.❤ No one should have to experience the loss of their partner.
I don’t think they were engaged
Yes they were engaged. They were actually meant to get married really soon when this happened.
@@aleshiabernal5949 they were not engaged that was a rumor as was that they were about to be married. it does't make it any less tragic but still not true.
They were not engaged. They were just long time partners and had recently gone public.
@@nicanproud yea I didn’t think they were engaged
I can't believe people would want Lea to sing that live, it was probably hard enough in studio. Just last summer, you could still feel and see the pain when she sings it, and you know she only does for his fans.
Oh yeah, how can anyone expect her to make it through that song live when it first happened. You can visually she her sobbing while performing it but you don’t hear it cause it’s not in the recording. How she got through it at all, I’ll never know.
@@roseyp7047 I actually think you can hear it some. They knew people would want a recording of it as well, it was the last song of glee to chart.
@@roseyp7047yeah, cause actors don’t learn how to cry on command. 🙄
@@GA-fn8hr Yeah, that’s true, you can definitely hear the heavy breathing. I didn’t know it was the last song of Glee to chart. That actually makes alot of sense being that the show went off the rails after Cory passed.
@@seanshukoski3457 Well, considering that her costar and boyfriend in real life had just passed away less than 3 weeks before filming that, I highly doubt she needed to use her acting chops to cry during that performance but yes, most actors can cry on demand, you are correct about that 👏
What's especially tragic is the Lea and Cory were also together in real life. So there's no acting for her, for anyone for that matter. The cast was like a family, loved each other, so this is a very real celebration of Cory's life, and mourning his loss. There are a lot of unscripted moments too, like Naya's scream and running away.
The actress who plays finn's mother... She should have. Win an award for that scene.
The whole Chapter is strong to manage and we all cried with lea and naya.
But the mother scene. god!!!!!!
It sank me into tears.
Romy Rosemont (Finn’s mom did amazing!!) she deserved an award!
We have to remember that Cory died in July and this episode was shot in September. It was extremely raw for everyone. The performances of the cast are real and that enhances them because they are not acting grief, they are grieving. But the writers are also grieving, everyone knew each other… Ryan Murphy says he regrets shooting the episode. He says that he would probably end the show after Cory’s death now.
I actually think it was shot in August, I think they had finished within a month of his passing.
@@heidos7I think so too. It may have aired in Sept but I remember them saying they only pushed back going back for season 5 by a few weeks. I agree with Ryan saying that if it was now prob would have ended the show after Cory’s death and he def wouldn’t have done this episode ( and so soon after). I can’t imagine how the cast and crew made it through this. I personally believe it was too much for anymore to have to contend with, especially such young people. With that being said, the decision to move forward with this episode and the timing of it gives us arguably the most real, raw, vulnerable, grief stricken hour of television history.
Yeah I can’t imagine my friend dying and then immediately having to go to work and basically…reenact the fact tht my friend died. Like seeing Lea in this episode shocked me because she looks like she’s not even eating
the cast themselves has said in interviews that they had to start filming within weeks of his passing.
@@roseyp7047completely agree
I've only watched this episode once. The scene w/ Carole and Burt is the most well written scene of the episode. Her acting is on another level.
Finn's plaque said "The show must go....all over the place or something" He said that when their setlist got stolen in season 1
After her final performance in Funny Girl on Broadway Lea Michelle sang My Man as a tribute and it was glorious. There are vids of it on RUclips. It's worth the watch.
Naya stepped in to lead the episode as Lea was too distraught and could only join towards the end
That is a bit disingenuous. Ryan said Lea was the strongest 26-year-old her ever encounter and she wanted to work, but they gave her less for less pressure and for impact to show her grieving later, but not because she was so distraught she could not o it. The way you wrote that sounds like Naya had to take over/step in, which is not the case. They can and have filmed out of sequence all the time.
@@GA-fn8hr just went by what Naya said in her book
@@fez5228 and I was going by Ryan who wrote the episode. Again you made it sound like Lea was written to do more but Naya had to step in which is not the case.
Cory and Lea were dating when he passed, and the song she sings at the end of the episode is a song she and Cory would sing in the car together all the time, according to Lea. Also, the ending she describes about her coming back and him teaching and her saying "I'm home" was supposed to be the actual ending of the show.
I don’t think Lea could make that song live. But, she made a tribute and sang this song for his 10th anniversary. It would be lovely if you react to that. You can still feel a lot of raw emotion on it. I believe on her opening night for Funny Girl she left an empty seat for him too. And did a small tribute for him on her speech when closing too. You can tell she loved him so much (and still does). She has that Glee plaque and a tattoo on his behalf too.
All I can say as someone who lost a brother and watched my mom grieve is that whoever wrote Finn’s moms lines were spot on. My mom tells me how even now, 16 years later she still has that split second in the morning were she forgets he’s gone but than it comes back and kills her all over again.
This is always so heartbreaking to watch. Even more so now that Naya isn't with us anymore. When rewatching Glee I tend to skip this episode. I know I'd be crying a river otherwise♥
what rachel described to mr schue about how she imagined their lives, was actually how glee was supposed to end
Oh god, not that episode 😭😭😭💔💔💔 #ForeverCory #ForeverFinn
That scene with Carole, Burt and Kurt...OMG...Romy, Mikey and Chris just nailed here 😭😭😭💔💔💔
Ps : In his plaque it says :"The show must go on...in all over the places or something..."
It's actually "The show must go all over the place....or something"
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@@creativechikYes, thank you!
There aren’t enough tissues in the world to get through this episode. It’s the saddest, most well written episode of the series. It’s a beautiful tribute to Cory.
This episode BROKE me when I re-watched GLEE after Naya passed
It always makes me so so sad seeing Lea in this episode because of how much you can tell the grief was getting to her. She was so small, understandably so, and it makes my heart hurt so much for her during this time. Losing Cory was so hard for her, and that picture of her carrying his framed jersey off set always gets me.
I've only watched the entire episode in full twice and again with you. It was so hard watching it for the first time but I feel like it helped me "accept" that he was gone. I genuinely felt like a friend had died. It's been 10 years but I'm still so sad.
Of course Rachel and Santana's scenes are some of the saddest, but the scene that really breaks me is Kurt, Burt and Carole in Finn's room. Especially Carole's line: "You have to keep on being a parent, even though you don't get to have a child anymore." I know it's not really acting but Romy Rosemont is incredible in that scene. The scenes with Puck and Beiste were heartbreaking too and I don't agree that it was "off".
Other good lines are Kurt's "Shame is a wasted emotion" and Sue's "It's just so pointless, all that potential...", which is both so true (at least in that context). I think what Sue meant is that a young and gifted person like Finn dying is such a waste of what could have been, not that his life (or any life) was pointless. At least that's how I took it. I actually think it made sense for Sue to react the way she did. What didn't make sense was Tina, but then again, nothing since S3 has made sense about Tina.
Some people were weirded out by Will taking the jacket because he was so attached to his former student, but considering how he had acted prior to his death I think it made perfect sense. I think he felt a tremendous amount of guilt for losing so much time with Finn because he was acting like a child after the Emma kiss. Say what you want about Will, but he genuinely cared about these kids. I do agree it was pretty shitty to Puck though.
As people probably told you when you reacted to the performance, Naya's breakdown was scripted but much later (at the end of the performance). Also, considering how she died, the lyrics "Sink me in the river at dawn" take on a whole new meaning. And Puck and the tree... if you know that Mark hung himself from a tree. Creepy.
The fantasy Rachel describes to Shue was how the show was supposed to end. I get why you'd question if she would leave Broadway for him and come back to Lima, but... let's just wait and see what happens.
Finn's cause of death was deliberately not mentioned because, much like Kurt, they wanted to focus on how he lived and not how he died. There were mixed opinions on that but I personally think it was the right call. It wasn't really necessary for the plot anyway.
However, Kurt's line is pretty much identical to what Carol said when she told Finn that his father died of an overdose. I haven't seen any confirmation but apparently an early draft had Finn dying of a drug overdose.
Also, while Quinn was very missed, Dianna has shut down the rumours that Ryan didn't want her back for the episode. Pretty sure it was because she was filming a movie (The Family with Robert De Niro, Michelle Pfeiffer and Tommy Lee Jones). And Heather obviously wasn't there because of her pregnancy.
Interesting fact: The title card, which has Finn/Cory in the Glee logo, was made by a fan. And the quote on the plaque is "The show must go...all over the place...or something" which is an actual Finn quote from S2E17 "A Night of Neglect".
Sidenote: I would love it if you reacted to Glee and Lea winning at the Teen Choice Awards, which was held just a few weeks after Cory's death. Kevin, Jenna and Amber made speeches, as did Lea, who made a surprise appearance. There was not a dry eye in the house. ruclips.net/video/ogsw2gfpGhY/видео.html
There was honestly a lot of, not really acting, in this ep. I don't know how anyone made it through it. I know Santana's running off crying wasn't even in the script. That was all Naya
@@aislingopal7802 It was scripted but much later
The way I read tina was that people spent year after year telling her not to cry out be so emotional about anything and now she's having trouble accessing it.
This episode destroyed me, I am a recovering addict, so when Cory died it hit home hard. As bad as they say Lea Michelle was on set, you could see how much pain she was in. You could see how much pain they all were in.
The scene with Bert and carol always gets me.
I sob my eyes out everytime i watch this episode, it is just saw raw and emotional. Plus now that Naya is gone, it makes my heart ache even more 😢
The fact that nays breaking down crying in the scene is genuine😢
I remember watching this when it originally aired. The biggest thing that got me was how you can see where the acting stops and the grieving shows. Mercedes's performance still gets me in tears. Also, the bit that Rachel says to Will was actually a description of the original series finale plans before Cory's death.
I can’t watch this anymore. Cory was hard enough, but Naya’s death shocked my core. I can’t with her ❤
Shit, the ending with Will crying over the jacket... goddamnit, that scene in particular broke me... I remember watching the episode live and crying for about 20 minutes after it ended because I could hold myself. With its ups and downs, Glee will always have a special place in my heart.
The amounts I cried during this episode..is unmeasurable. I cried from the time it started to the time it ended. I didn’t realize how much Cory’s impact had on me and his character had on me and my life until this episode. When I ended I cried for a good 20 minutes
Tears just kept spilling down my face like a waterfall watching this episode, and I never cry. I cried the most when Lea sang Make you feel my love.
When Carol's actress Romy Rosemont has the scene talking about how you can be a mom when your only child has passed still make me sob every time
I love what sue said after all the fight. He was a being with such potential. And now it's gone. You gotta see it from the pain view wich makes sense.
Yeah. Agreed. And most people grieving someone who has passed away before their time consider the death pointless.
I lost my sister and my parents lost their oldest daughter 5 months ago by a drunk driver. When Finn’s mom says “how do parents go on after loosing a child” just so awful and sad. This show is such a beautiful tribute ❤
yeay..you came back for Glee.
i watch this episode whenever i want a good cry
I can't till this day watch this episode without crying my heart out from the very first scene until solid 30 minutes after the end of the episode. Knowing that there was practically zero acting in it, makes this 100% more painful to watch, they all felted the loss and it was completely on display during filming. Even Naya's break down was unscripted, she couldn't finish the song and they kept it in.
That's just heartbroken honestly. I hope they are all in a better place, even Mark that has done horrible things, I hope they are all in a place of learning and preparing to be better. I hope they're all in peace right now.
I can't watch this episode without sobbing. Their sorrow is so real and it's heartbreaking.
Rewatching this after Mark and Naya passing broke my heart into thousand pieces 😢😢
I remember back when I was OBSESSED with Glee this episode absolutely hurt me. Saying goodbye to not only a character but the actor too is so sad. Especially knowing that all the emotions were still so raw when they filmed this episode so shortly after his passing is hard. I always tear up when listening to Seasons of Love because there is an unreleased version of this song where Cory sings a verse in it🥺. Make you feel my love is so beautiful and the fact that Lea has sung it live and it is so emotional and beautiful when she does. I cant watch Glee often anymore because when I get to the final episode of season 3 I remember what happens and then I feel sad for a week🙃🥲
I missed the glee content
I lose my mind whenever I see Santana singing that song. Right after she passed I heard this performance and just broke down. She was taken so soon 😭
Ohh God no. I watched this once.....only once, because it is heart breaking.
who care about the jacket i mean Mr shue was holding it together for the kids but he needed a moment to process too i think he gave the jacket back(they don't show it but that's why i think) later but he needed time and something to cry over and still feel Finn in some ways ..
honeslty i didn't feel that was off at the end i think that was probably hard to write something that clearly wasn't plan but also try to make some "funny moment" just so US the viewers also have a little bit of laugh in this heartbreak..
EVERY time I watch this episode. I cry my heart out and cry from my belly
I watched this episode only once but I cried the entire time. I cried mostly when Rachel made an entrance, and when Mr. Schu finally burst out in tears. This is an intense episode.
The plaque says "the show must go.. all over the place... or something" Finn said it during the Night of Neglect episode in season 2
When you realize this episode aired in October of 2013, and there was a delay in the season premiering, so they filmed this episode in August 2013. Cory passed in July 2013, which means the cast probably filmed this tribute like, 2 or 3 weeks after he had passed. Knowing that makes their tears so much more painful.
One of the reasons it’s hard for me to rewatch this series. This episode is 💔
a curious detail is that the speech that Rachel gives to Schue about her ending with Finn would be the original end of the series
Cory's death was my first real and true experience with grief. This show and he meant so much to me I just broke inside for a little bit after he passed. I remember being so confused to my feelings and my mom had to tell me that I was grieving. Which sounds crazy I never met him I was just a fan, but Glee had helped me through some really bad dark times and losing him really felt like losing a friend.
I’m so sorry you went through this-the first time grief hits us …it’s such a shock because there are so many emotions we feel. And no it’s NOT crazy that you grieved so deeply for a character and the human who played him. There are many of us who let TV/movie characters in soooo much…sometimes more than irl….and we laugh when they laugh, we cry when they cry. If the actor themselves pass, it hurts even more. The fact that he felt like a close friend -well that adds ANOTHER layer. I’ve read that Lea sang for Cory on Broadway, which is a wonderful way to remember/honor him. I find that when I grieve, whether it’s for my own brother or for anyone else who’s touched my life, it helps me to find a way to honor him/them-cry if I need to and then just live my best life. This was a tough episode to watch because I loved Cory too. Sending you, and everyone Glee-centered, lots of hugs.
The long version of 'If I dideyoung' is even better. They v cut the better parts of the song and Naya sings then beautifully.
The part where Rachel talked about leaving Broadway and coming back and saying' "I'm home.". Was the original ending of the show, it had been written already, when Corey died they had to change it.
Also, "When I Die Young" is jst a GUT PUNCH now. I cry everytime I see it because she did die young.
The actress who played Finns mom, gave a very real performance. I lost a son and I see so much of that pain in her performance.
I was balling when it first aired I actually tried out for the glee project beat out 2 people. I watch it every year for Cory anniversary. The show was officially over when he passed.!! Just my opinion. Cory and Naya are having a ball up in the sky !!!! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ 😢 😢 😢 🙏 🙏
Man, watching this after losing my baby to SIDS hits different.
Oh, sweetie random comment scroller here who wants to give you the world's biggest hug and let you know how sorry I am. ❤❤
I still till this day don’t know how the cast was able to film this, while dealing with the grief of Corey because I know I couldn’t.
I remember watching this episode when it first aired and I remember feeling like it was still very fresh and raw that he had passed, but the scene when his mom broke down was when I started crying and never stopped after that really. I feel like looking back now I can see some of the awkwardness you mentioned, but if ever a show gets a pass for less than stellar writing or performances this would be it. I forgive it all in this ep because wow, how DO you handle something like that? There is no wrong or right. I do remember feeling like this was one of the first times we saw real grief so publicly and made it the focus. The only other time I can remember something like that during that time period was on a show called 8 Simple Rules when the actor John Ritter suddenly passed away and the actors (Kaley Kuoco and Katey Sagal in particular) had to address it and then take on the show after losing the lead and frankly its premise and try to keep it moving forward. It exceptionally moving to watch real grief in a performance where you have the channel it into a character. Personally this episode for me is one of the main reasons I think Glee isn't something we've already forgotten about.
Glee has such a sad and complicated legacy and this episode hits so hard every time.
I don't know if I can take this, but I will watch it with you
This episode was seriously brutal to watch. I wasn't watching Glee at the time and tuned in for this episode when it was on :(
This episode reminds me of a dear friend of mine from high school who is no longer here, he passed away after a tragic accident in 2015 while i attended college.
He was like a brother to me in my heart, he was like the brother i never had.
i still grief over the loss of him and i miss him so much😭😭❤
REST IN ETERNAL PEACE HASAN HUSSEIN❤🕊✝️🕯 ("MY BROTHER I MY HEART") i love you forever❤ "its never goodbye, just until we meet again" at the pearly gates of heaven ❤
Thank you for everything of goodness you showed me Hasan 😭❤🕊✝️🕯 i miss you every day😭❤
i kinda get what sue was saying when santana came to apologize though because when you lose someone, it can sometimes feel like all the potential they had to be something amazing in the future is wasted. i don't think pointless was the right word, but i understand what she meant
This episode and “The Break Up” episode made me cry. Can’t believe how I acted when I were younger.
I had stopped watching, by the time this originally aired. But after Naya passed, I try to watch this, at least every year and ugly cry. They were both so great!
When I’ve watched glee all of the seasons I cried during the quarterback season so bad Cory Naya and mark all past and I went back and re-watched it it hurts to watch it but it is so good and they did pass in real life during the quarterback season those were all real emotions
I remember hearing that they had to shoot Rachel's scenes first
When I heard the news that Corey passed away, I cried for a whole year. Can't explain it beecause at that moment I just watched 4 episodes of season 1. Didn't know him at all but I felt like I did.😥 Can't believe it's been 10 years.
omg!! this is the saddest episode ever...I cry every time I watch it. I've missed the glee content!
Thank you for avoiding the line sink me in a river in your cut off bit of if I die young. Thats the line that breaks me every time.
I still cannot watch this episode without sobbing.
Same
Man, this hit me hard. I just cried this entire video. ugh.
I’ve needed to cry for the last like 2wks & just couldn’t. But this sure did it 😭
On the memorial plaque for Finn it says, "The show must go on...all over the place...or something"
this is the realest reaction i have ever seen
About to go into my appointment at the dentist but glad I caught this… This episode made me cry right from the start especially knowing that there is a version of Seasons of Love with Finn/Cory in it & now with Naya gone too 😢💔
Wait there is? Where?
There is? When and where?
@@sarahhandberg5185they sang season of love in the beginning of the episode
@@roseyp7047they have Cory pic at the end of the song ..in the beginning of the episode..when they sang season of love
@@oliviamadison5989 yes but not with Cory, which was what they said
I read that most of the numbers in the episode were shot live with very little enhancement or lip-syncing to keep the grief in the singing authentic. This was especially true for Naya's and Lea's performances.
14:24 - Ryan Murphy talked about the loss of Cory recently. He spoke about this episode, it took the longest of any to film. The next longest was 4x as short. He also spoke about the team trying to decide what to do once Cory died (it occurred between seasons). He now says, and he said this with regret and sorrow, that they should’ve NEVER continued the show after his death.
Now, this statement was SHOCKING, because some of their best rated episodes and best selling performances came in season 5 and season 6. The statement that he would’ve ended it at season 4 proves he is not in it for the money. He said recording this episode was obviously hard because they were mourning the loss of Finn and Cory, and everyone mourns differently. It made the cast separate like shotgun pellets, he says friendships that he KNOWS existed ended- and that hurts him every day.
I watch this episode to release my tears when I’m feeling overwhelmed it’s the one TV episode that makes me cry every time I watch it.
Do not know what the hell I was thinking but my feverish self decided it was a good idea to watch this and now I am sat here sobbing my ass off AGAIN, I cried the first time I watched the episode and now I am a mess again......I am glad you did this though, sorry you had to feel the pain though. 😣
Just so you know the creators of Glee where thinking of shutting down the show and taking a break and thinking about not going on with Glee but Lea said that Corey wouldn't want that and that they should keep going and so they came up with THE QUARTHERBACK as a memorial for Corey and Finn and it helped them get through the grieving prosses because they were doing it together as a cast.
Just wondering, are you not gonna post your reactions to all the episodes preceding this one (You haven't posted a Glee episode reaction since your season 3 episode 21 reaction)? Are only Patroens allowed to see you react to those episodes?
Yes all Glee episodes are now on Patreon. They simply dont do well in views on YT and the cost to edit and post was too much. We had to make a channel switch. Almost all reaction videos do not make any money on YT because of copyrights. However you're welcome to watch every single episode on Patreon for only $5. We're currently on Season 5 Ep 20
As a patron of Audrey’s for over a year now I can say it’s totally worth it! We have to realise these creators are also people who need funds to be able to give us the content we’re enjoying! We’re not 100% entitled to 100% of their creativity for free.
@@SongsFromASuitcase hello my name is Luis plascencia I am big fan glee I miss him so much
Every time I see it... I cry!!!!
This episode when i get round to watching when rewatching glee makes me cry for most of it. Pucks part (real life aside) makes me cry
13:09 i got through the reaction without crying, but for some reason this made me tear up… maybe there is just something about a grown man crying like that, because you rarely ever see it
I love Puck the character but hate the actual person because of what he did
Me too what he was a accused of was sickening
I’ve never watched this episode after the original airing. There’s so many little things about this episode from the fact that most of the songs are one takes, the song Lea chose was one she sang with Cory IRL and the Rachel/Schue conversation was the original ending of the show. I cannot imagine filming a living tribute to someone. 10 years and I remember the news dropping like it was yesterday
My Mom and I are huge Glee fans. We both ended up crying all throughout the episode and commercials.
The part with Fins mom and Schue at the end always kill me. Every time.
I have watched the "The Quarterback" once completely. Once was enough.
I've been both dreading and excited for you to react to this episode. No matter how many times I watch it, I am an emotional, teary mess by the end.