Damn, Rachel tore into Santana for auditioning to be her understudy as this is such a significant role for her and then she just throws it all away for a failed tv pilot.
And besides, it's not up to Rachel who gets to be the lead actor's understudy. With that said, Rupert, the director, should have auditioned for understudies without Rachel being there. Rachel is neither a director, producer, or casting director no matter even if she's one of the lead actors. Rachel has to learn what an actor's boundaries are even if it's a lead role. It's not as if she's the one paying whosoever would be the understudy.
Finally someone I agree with! And also, when Santana auditioned to be Rachel understudy, she wasn't TAKING AWAY Rachel's opportunity! Rachel completely mishandled the situation and blew it WAY out of proportion.
@@missbazel3224 No they didn't. They just reminded us who Rachel really was, that she's alway has been and always will be a self-entered, spoiled, attention seeking child, the same who said that that Sandy teacher was molested a student not because he actually was touching a student without permission but because he didn't give her the song she wanted, the same who stormed out of the glee club because she felt that Artie couldn't match her voice and then again because she didn't get the song from West Side Story, the same Rachel who sent Sunshine Corazon to a non-active crackhouse and then lied about her reasons and then accused Sunshine of trying to make her feel guilty so she'd give a bad performance, the same Rachel who wore tape over her mouth in 'protest' that she didn't get the solo at the upcoming sectionals despite having the solo at every contest beforehand. Yes, she grows as a person throughout the series, but then she always slides back into her old behaviour because everything goes her way again. Soon as she gets something she wants she moves onto the next best thing without enjoying what she's got, even if it's something she wanted badly for ages beforehand. She never fully admits to her wrongdoings or personality flaws, whenever she does its followed by excuses and placing the blame on other people or playing the victim. She is who she has been through the whole show, we just didn't want to admit it.
It reminds me of Meryl Streep’s idea of her character on “The Devil Wears Prada”. She said that she never raised her voice because the most intimidating people never need to, citing Clint Eastwood as an example.
This isn't "unrealistic" writing for Rachel people. This bullshit actually happens. People get blown up egos and derail their goals in blind ambition for constant "opportunity". They stop looking at what they have and stop building their foundation for the chance of the next best thing. Rachel was OVERFED and spoiled with praise. This was even stated in the pilot episode. Her parents, Mr Schuester, her classmates on and off. All of them built her up and made her feel like she was this star already when in NYC, you are simply girl number 798,456 to walk into that casting building that day. And without building your foundation you will become girl number 167,467,400. Rachel thought she was 1 and that's what fucked her.
I agree, but it's pretty unrealistic that just after almost being fired and almost losing broadway...she get's a new deal and takes the new oportunity to replace broadway. Like you were just crying about it, and now you're going to make the same mistake?
The ego part isn’t what I think is unrealistic. It’s the fact that she’s given chance after chance even when she keeps blowing it with her attitude. In real life that would not be tolerated. Not in my experience.
Yet after all of this she still ended up being one of those 1 percent’s at the conclusion of the show (winning awards and all), so I still find her story pretty unrealistic.
Carmen Tibedeaux also tried to warn Rachel of this exact thing when she quit NYADA. Rachel has talent but she has no foundation. She is compulsively obsessed with the spotlight and will do whatever is necessary to be in the spotlight as quickly as possible, but as she moved up in the world, she never appreciated what she had, she was always seeking more, and that was her eventual downfall that she spent all of season 6 trying to recover from. Rachel would've continued to do well had she stayed with Funny Girl or even stayed at NYADA.
Again, that is pretty much the cringey point of the show, Rachel is the main character so she gets what she wants in the end, consequences are nothing.
@@mxln2512 Because that was terrible writing and if they had made it more realistic after two or three times of her doing this from nyada to the situation here she would have been blacklisted and branded as a talented problem star.
Glee’s favorite hobby was to create interesting and flawed characters, have them grow and then revert back to their more annoying state. It happened to rachel, it happened to Quinn, to Jake, to Kurt, to some degree to Santana. Like it was fantastic at character assasination
Don't forget that Sue ended every season being friends with Will and the Glee club, only to be the same hateful, albeit hysterical, monster at the beginning of the next season.
Ryan Murphy always does this: having a full redemption arc, then destroyed it in a couple of eps or just simply forgot the character had had a redemption at all. for me blaine had the most rollercoaster ride to me, sea06 was something else
Yep, the writers could usually not stick to character development. I actually think with Kurt, they stuck pretty decently to it, aside from that one slip up where he emotionally cheated on Blaine in S2, and a couple of rather ignorantly bigoted and sexist things he said. However, that was a problem in the writing for a lot of characters on GLEE at times, not just Kurt, because RIB and the writers were racist, misogynistic,, biphobic, and ableist idiots, who projected their bigotry onto their characters on the show at times. With Finn, Will/Mr. Schue, Puck, Santana, Quinn, Blaine, Jake, Artie, Tina in later seasons, and especially Rachel starting in S2, though, the character derailment was REALLY BAD.
Quinn was the most egregious one to me. Come S2, she was obsessed with Finn, prom queen and her popularity again, and completely forgot about her friendship with Mercedes. Come S3 she was obsessed with getting her daughter back even though she gladly gave her away to Shelby. Come S4, she mentions how she’s over men defining her. Come S5, and she lets a man define her.
Now THAT conversation with her producer was a real life conversation. Without a good work ethic reputation you will NEVER get work on Broadway. Most of that network is almost entirely run based on who you know
She gets rightfully spoken to about her behaviour, entitled selfishness, arrogance and utter lack of respect then *IMMEDIATELY* gets given a tv pilot because she’s ~so talented~ she was never allowed to feel bad or learn from her mistakes, it was disgusting tbh
Her parents are to blame as well - rather than not tame her ego, they fed into it. I don't doubt that they love their daughter, but they needed to teach her humility.
@@lukerosales5879 Lol, they're talking about Rachel the character in Glee. Haha, guess you're the one who didn't read the room. Also, it's not fair you lash out the blame to Lea's parents, you don't know them. She made the mistakes, she's already mature, she should be the one to own it. What's done is done, the best way to do is to move on and hope she corrects her behavior going forward.
Sidney gave Rachel the reality check she needed and it was ruined by the tv show call. The office scene should've just happen and make Rachel learn from it
she kinda works hard for it. Not to say that there isn't a preference for her, because there is, but she does. Besides, most everyone gets what they want in some way or another on this show eventually.
hanna zuarez hers did when she got a great review for her dream role in her dream show, why couldn't she just hold on to it for a while? how often does she think that actually happens?
I didn't get this I remember in season 3 when Finn suggested they move to LA and that she could try tv acting, she told Finn she was broadway bound and that she isn't a tv actor...so the fact that she risked her dream role on broadway for tv. Kind of contradicts what she said.
If that were the case they would've said so. This is about what it's always been about for Rachel, the spotlight. She got the broadway spotlight and then decided that she wanted something even bigger and better. @@kintanlatifaningrum1543
Her quitting NYADA is kind of a slap in the face to Tina after that episode when she told Tina that her futurre was riding on Nationals which is why she needs her to sing back-up
But I believe that that is exactly what they were trying to show. Just because you think something is your dream doesn‘t mean you can‘t change your mind. But they should have hinted at it a bit more. I think Rachel was a poor choice for this moral.
Michael Lerner is absolute BOSS in this scene. A twinge of sadness, tweaked with sarcasm, a warning with the razor-sharp thrust of Aaron Sorkin, and all within a room-volume delivery. 1:40 I can't pinpoint whether it's regret or disgust that he's sending off with. But it works...every moment.
A swollen head...combined with hearing the words 'all about you'....and the fact that she's one of those people who tune out or go into attack mode when they aren't told what they want to hear....
Terrible character development from the writers imo. Rachel would not do that. She's always had her sights on Broadway, and Broadway was always her ultimate goal.
She got the lead in Cabaret and then decided she didn't want it anymore (yes for nobler reasons but ultimately that's what happened). She worked to get into NYADA and then when they didn't tell her what she wanted to hear she quit to focus on Broadway. And now that something even bigger than Broadway comes along, she quit Broadway. Her theme song, whether she wants to admit it or not, is Sophie Tuckers "After You Get What You Want You Don't Want It". She's ambitious, spoiled, selfish, and she's gotten away with it too many times to ever learn from her mistakes, so she thinks she's invincible and that everything will always come up roses for her. Sidney didn't forgive her and wasn't nice to her so she shut his warning out of her head and listened instead to the words "A show all about you".
Yes she was aiming for broadway but more so she was aiming for stardom she just wanted spotlight always chasing after the next thing and has no idea where to stop
It sounds harsh but I think this was the kindest thing someone could have done for her. She got a reality check. They let her know that her career will be over if she keep on the way she was going and then for them to not even punish her, she was hella lucky that all she got was a stern talking to.
Rachel cares more about the spotlight than her actual craft and that’s the issue with tons of people who try to break it into any artistic industry, ESPECIALLY Broadway.
This just in: Michael Lerner (the actor who played Sidney Greene) just passed away. He was 81. Such a great actor. So iconic in this scene calling Rachel Berry out.
The main problem with Rachel’s character is that they never allowed her to have any character development. Every time she might, she just gets everything handed to her which, coming from an actor’s perspective, is just not realistic. If someone like Rachel pulled this irresponsible crap in real life, they would never work again. My teacher told a story about a girl who threw away an opportunity to go on tour because she didn’t want to leave her husband. But they said at the beginning of every callback if you can’t do these dates please leave. She never worked again. Yet Rachel pulls this crap time and time again and gets everything she wants and never learns from anything like some of the other characters. You can have all the talent in the world but if you’re not humble and kind, it really doesn’t matter.
THIS. I don’t care how talented u are if you’re not a kind person. Also, people who get everything handed to them on a silver platter are the WORST kind of people
To all of the stans that defend Rachel with the same “shes ambitious”, “she works hard for what she wants”, or “she deserves it”, all of those are wrong. There is so much more to deserving something than your talent or drive for it. In her case she has worked for broadway her entire life and has sculpted her entire life to be an amazing performer. But you know what else is required to be in the show business? Respect. Gratitude. Rachel has never once respected anyone during the entire course of the series because she constantly and adamantly states that she has the most talent, regardless if that’s true or not, she has verbally and emotionally (and even in some particular cases physically) abused people on the grounds that she is allowed to. Every single time Rachel gets something she wants (literally 99% of the show), she refuses to let go of it and holds it in high regard as a way to cast shadows on the rest of the people in her life. Whether it be her getting all the solos, leads in the musicals, a student at NYADA, the lead on a broadway show, etc. Whenever her position is threatened, she will do whatever it takes (even if that means hurting the people she’s closest to) with not a single ounce of consequence. She displays zero gratitude for the things she has and instead lauds it over those who don’t have what she has. What makes it worse is that whenever something greater than what she has rolls by, she will jump at it showing no regret for all the privileges she gets fallen into her lap. Say it with me now, she is the most ungrateful person in the show.
Agreed. There's being ambitious, and then there's being self-absorbed. Let's also not forget that her selfishness almost got an exchange student killed because she didn't want to share the spotlight.
@@alexandraanderson3988 i think the first episode of season 1, when Rachel send Sunshine to a crack house instead the auditory for the audition (audition the club need it for dont have enough members for competitions), because she feel afraid of Sunshine´s talent or in her words "i did it for the less talented members, they should thank me"
God, this character is SO egocentric and only cares about fame. She deserved this talk a lot. I knew she was going down when she left the school... What a mistake.
So Rachel finally gets to hear about her behaviour affects others, how selfish and arrogant she is and how she only cares about herself and then not only does she not get fired but gets her OWN TV SHOW?! Great writing….
She could've just said, "I'm sorry but I need to focus on what I'm doing now. I got into trouble for breaking a commitment for that audition and I need to focus on what I've started and see it through. Thank you for the opportunity, but I can't. This is what I've worked for for years, so I can't risk losing it."
I knew kids like that in art school. They thought they were perfect beings and getting their degrees would be a formality, because the school would see their innate awesomeness and let them breeze through. They never considered they had to work hard and be dedicated. You saw a LOT of flame-outs during freshman year.
Everyone is saying she's out of character but remember in episodes leading to this she's been pretty diva high. Not good diva either. She has been selfish, made everything about her and has been bratty and on a power Trip so it is foreseeable she'd do this
As an actor, Rachel really pissed me off. The whole way through, the only thing she had going for her was her talent. Every other part of her personality is the exact thing you're told will get you NOWHERE in the acting world - it's 60% personality, 30% work ethic and 10% actual talent. If you're only interested in being a star, or get complacent enough to put yourself before the show and pull this kind of shit, or go out of your way to undermine other people so you can come out on top like she did countless times over the years, directors won't want to work with you. And it irritated me that they kept turning her deplorable actions into something that actually works out. Like here: she gets a well-deserved bollocking for that (I've had a similar talk from accidentally missing a scene once), but instead of it having an ACTUAL impact, instead the scene ends with her getting a TV pilot being written, so she ends up vindicated, not schooled.
I'm still hearing the lyrics to 'After you get what you want' written by Irving Berlin. Especially the line 'You're like a baby, you want what you want when you want it. But after you are presented, with what you want you're discontented."
See, if Ryan Murphy had actually spoken to Lea like this when talk of her horrible behavior on the Glee set started, he could have put her in her place early and would have prevented a crap ton of problems.
This is typical Rachel . She quited NADA for for that was supposed the dream role of her life . When the producer called her to warn her AND gave her a 2nt chance she throws it out of the window to get to a show that she doesn't know what isn't developed yet. And that's because someone flattered her big ego.
Holy shit this was satisfying You know what would have been an incredible ending for this show? If Rachel had responded graciously to LOSING the tony, showing that she had grown out of that awful entitlement complex. But that would have required growth and self -examination and we can't have that
Everybody tried to talk some sense into Rachel the last half of season 5, including Santana and Carmen Tibideaux. And she still didn't get it. No wonder why the first episode of season 6 was her downfall.
A true star who will shine brighter than all the rest are the ones who always strive to improve, learn from their mistakes and listen to those more wiser and experienced.
I wished for once Reachel faced a consequence of her actions for once. And she would finally feel how everyone else and not only in Glee club but how people in real life feel about knocking a solo or a part or something that was taken away from. And this is where Rachel should have learned that every part of every cell everything you get in this life is precious You don't just throw it away
Rachel is talented but she is also very entitled. She's feel like because she's a star in her own mind that everyone should see her the same way. What she needs is humility.
In the real world, Rachel is nothing more than just a talented yet problematic star. This show just gives her what she wants but we all know she would be blacklisted for being very hard to work with. The real actress of Rachel Berry is already a prime example.
Tbh there should have been more consequences for Rachel's actions. I feel like she should have gotten a bigger slap of reality in the face than what she got, because her attitude and entitlement would not have gotten her anywhere on Broadway. If she had struggled and grown as a person more, maybe end up rock-bottom for a while, the ending of the show wouldn't feel like every other season of glee where she gets things handed to her, but she actually worked for it.
What always got me about this storyline was when Finn suggested moving to California Rachel declared she was NOT a film actress she was a Broadway star. Then suddenly she's chuckinf Broadway for a chance to have a TV show?
And yet somehow, she gets a reputation in the end. There are absolutely no consequences to what Rachel does and so it's one long, extended punchline to the joke that is Rachel Berry.
Rachel wanted this part for so long but once she saw another opportunity, she automatically took it. Santana deserves Fanny Brice way more than Rachel.
I wish she was fired and blacklisted from theatre plays . This is just unprofessional. No but rachel berry is so talented can defend the stunt she pulled.
2:29 Tommy Rall, dancer for MGM known for movies such as 'My Sister Eileen', 'Seven Brides for Seven Brothers', 'Kiss Me Kate' and 'The Second Greatest Sex', credited by Gene Kelly himself as being the greatest dancers MGM had ever had, apparently once: "You have to love music and dance because this business is so difficult. If you don't love the art and just want to be a star, then I think you're a dead duck. I don't think you could stand it otherwise." I continue to doubt if Rachel ever loved music as much as she loved the spotlight.
Thank u writers 4 ruining Rachel’s character this scene contradicts everything Rachel has dreamed of achieving. U also made he unbelievably selfish, rude, and unprofessional. If this were broadway, she would’ve been blacklisted already. This is y I couldn’t watch all of glee.
Maybe not. He warned her against leaving the show without notice or not showing up for a performance without prior notice. If her contract doesn't have a term specified, she could give her resignation and leave once the notice period is over. He can't sue her, but she may gain a bad reputation (especially since her show flopped).
You can hate on Rachel all you want, but at the end of the day, the Producer is right, She is a spoiled, immature little girl, with a lot of talent. this is the only way she would learn. Then writers had to put her back up on her pedestal and say they are making a show around her. Rachel herself isn't the problem, it's everyone else around her, for giving her everything she wants.
I would 100% have fired her! There is always another star you can find they don’t need Rachel. In real life that girl would have been fired IMMEDIATELY as she should be!
Rachel wasn't ready. She may have been incredible on stage, she had so much to learn. I hate the fact I love her but what Rachel really needed was a reality check... All those times in high school when people would criticize her was all for her own benefit but she never listened.
0:34 , 0:43 , 0:50 , 1:11 and 1:18 I can see both sides. I get that Rachel was hopping onto what she thought was an opportunity, but she didn’t approach the situation with enough caution. And as for Mr. Greene, he was understandably angry at Rachel so he let her off with a serious warning. He was calm but boarder line threatening.
In season 5 i think Rachel lost who she was and did things without thinking out of grief. Like without finn not being able to ground her she just lost herself. In season 6 is when she found herself again and became grounded again
0:50-0:56 Sidney literally spoke for everyone, even Will, who likely held this opinion for so long. Rachel is a horrible person. They just didn't want to hurt her feelings.
Is it bad that I actually wish she had gotten fired? So many times in this show she does something AWFUL and NEVER gets punished for it. It's insane, and it's not real life. She needed to be taken down a peg, and this was the time to do it. And throwing away her LIFELONG dream just to do something for her to become more famous and more egocentric was ridiculous for her to do, so she deserved to have everything taken away from her. And then that's how the show ends. With teaching people to follow rules and not become an arrogant selfish asshole. Thank you for your time and attention.
Is a little annoying shit to get into NYADA=Quits within 2 years for the first role she gets into Slaps her 'best friend' in the face for auditioning to be her UNDERSTUDY, burns a shit load of bridges for this role= Lies, and tries to leave before the theatre season is done. Rachel, you are a horrible human being who thinks just because they have raw talent that means that allows them to do whatever the hell they want. In real life, no one would hire an unprofessional like her. Talent does not equal success. Talent, determination, professionalism, and the ability to grow as a person= success.
It’s interesting to me how often throughout the series different characters tell she is a narcissistic difficult diva who egotistical over bearing yet nothing ever changed . also she is overused and a boring character
Even I thought this was a little harsh but RACHEL NEEDED TO HEAR THIS! Cause u would think after all the bullying in HS she would be able to take critism but she's just too soft to make it, she just always has luck on her side. Im not saying she doesn't work hard, she just manages to find away to throw it all away
Holy hell this entire part episode is like watching someone getting beaten half to death but after knowing what happens after her pilot, it was like she was getting set on fire by someone who wanted to help
While this is very out of character for Rachel, plot wise they needed to get Rachel off Broadway and give her a reason to start the Glee Club back up since she is the main character since Corey's passing. The Glee Club is what the show was about and without having a Glee Club subplot, the show was no longer Glee. It was about some misfits from Ohio trying to find themselves in New York. If they kept her on Broadway, then the plot would have no further use for her as a character since her life would just be that: Broadway. It's very sad to say, but I think if Corey Monteith were still with us they wouldn't have done this to Rachel's character since it was obvious they were working toward Finn taking over the club. It is bad writing, but they needed a proper ending where the Glee Club was thriving and they decided this was the best route to take to get that ending.
I mean when season 6 began they could've just say that her contract for funny girl had ended and she didn't renew it because she wanted to go back to coach the glee club
Rachel's childhood dream of playing her favorite part in her favorite musical has come to realization. And after 2-3 shows she's tired of it, and wants to do a tv show that focuses more on acting rather than singing/performing? This isn't Rachel Berry. It's out of character, and terrible writing. Yes, Rachel has always been bratty, spoiled, and greedy, but only when it came to her performances and musical career. Would she have compromised her role of Fanny Brice for an even bigger Broadway opportunity? Probably. Would she have risked it for a tv show? Never.
This would've been a perfect scene if she didn't have that "I quit Broadway, I'll be on TV even if I've never shown interest in being a TV actress before" storyline.
The writers plotted this entire situation incorrectly and unrealistic for her character. The character Rachel has big dreams and lots of ambition for Broadway. She’d prevent any distractions and other things from stopping her. She would know that lying to her boss is a horrific idea. I still understand why the writers decided to plot this situation, for some nice drama, entertainment and conflict of course. It just wasn’t realistic and something that character would do.
Her very first line in the show is how she’s going to be a “big star”. The spotlight was always her motivation. Broadway was just one mode to find the spotlight.
I mean she was wrong, however, the "I'll destroy your reputation", is sooo rooted on the discussion we've been having lately about abusive masculine power dynamics within the entertainment industry etc. i remember trembling when i watched this scene for the first time.
Rachel skip town and come back to pretend everything is fine and she got fired by sidney everything has come to light one thing Rachel tell finn your sorry
Damn, Rachel tore into Santana for auditioning to be her understudy as this is such a significant role for her and then she just throws it all away for a failed tv pilot.
jane phillips omg thank you for saying that
And besides, it's not up to Rachel who gets to be the lead actor's understudy. With that said, Rupert, the director, should have auditioned for understudies without Rachel being there. Rachel is neither a director, producer, or casting director no matter even if she's one of the lead actors. Rachel has to learn what an actor's boundaries are even if it's a lead role. It's not as if she's the one paying whosoever would be the understudy.
Finally someone I agree with! And also, when Santana auditioned to be Rachel understudy, she wasn't TAKING AWAY Rachel's opportunity! Rachel completely mishandled the situation and blew it WAY out of proportion.
yeah and she dreamed about being on broadway her whole life and then she threw it all away, the writers of the show messed up real bad on this one
@@missbazel3224 No they didn't. They just reminded us who Rachel really was, that she's alway has been and always will be a self-entered, spoiled, attention seeking child, the same who said that that Sandy teacher was molested a student not because he actually was touching a student without permission but because he didn't give her the song she wanted, the same who stormed out of the glee club because she felt that Artie couldn't match her voice and then again because she didn't get the song from West Side Story, the same Rachel who sent Sunshine Corazon to a non-active crackhouse and then lied about her reasons and then accused Sunshine of trying to make her feel guilty so she'd give a bad performance, the same Rachel who wore tape over her mouth in 'protest' that she didn't get the solo at the upcoming sectionals despite having the solo at every contest beforehand. Yes, she grows as a person throughout the series, but then she always slides back into her old behaviour because everything goes her way again. Soon as she gets something she wants she moves onto the next best thing without enjoying what she's got, even if it's something she wanted badly for ages beforehand. She never fully admits to her wrongdoings or personality flaws, whenever she does its followed by excuses and placing the blame on other people or playing the victim. She is who she has been through the whole show, we just didn't want to admit it.
I felt threatened by this guy, he spoke so calm yet so firm. This actor did an amazing job in this scene.
It reminds me of Meryl Streep’s idea of her character on “The Devil Wears Prada”. She said that she never raised her voice because the most intimidating people never need to, citing Clint Eastwood as an example.
same !! i actually felt like i was in trouble 😬
He didn’t even need to raise his voice and that’s always scarier than yelling
@@alexinwonderland5782 agreed. It was scary.
and it’s so real. these broadway big wigs are no joke, they don’t care about you, they see you as money
This isn't "unrealistic" writing for Rachel people. This bullshit actually happens. People get blown up egos and derail their goals in blind ambition for constant "opportunity". They stop looking at what they have and stop building their foundation for the chance of the next best thing. Rachel was OVERFED and spoiled with praise. This was even stated in the pilot episode. Her parents, Mr Schuester, her classmates on and off. All of them built her up and made her feel like she was this star already when in NYC, you are simply girl number 798,456 to walk into that casting building that day. And without building your foundation you will become girl number 167,467,400. Rachel thought she was 1 and that's what fucked her.
I agree, but it's pretty unrealistic that just after almost being fired and almost losing broadway...she get's a new deal and takes the new oportunity to replace broadway. Like you were just crying about it, and now you're going to make the same mistake?
@@edisr8571 it was a test and she failed with flying colors!!!
The ego part isn’t what I think is unrealistic. It’s the fact that she’s given chance after chance even when she keeps blowing it with her attitude. In real life that would not be tolerated. Not in my experience.
Yet after all of this she still ended up being one of those 1 percent’s at the conclusion of the show (winning awards and all), so I still find her story pretty unrealistic.
@@edisr8571 But, didn't she turn that down in order to go back to NYADA and fix the past?
Carmen Tibedeaux also tried to warn Rachel of this exact thing when she quit NYADA. Rachel has talent but she has no foundation. She is compulsively obsessed with the spotlight and will do whatever is necessary to be in the spotlight as quickly as possible, but as she moved up in the world, she never appreciated what she had, she was always seeking more, and that was her eventual downfall that she spent all of season 6 trying to recover from. Rachel would've continued to do well had she stayed with Funny Girl or even stayed at NYADA.
PrinceTrexus she takes too much for granted and its a flaw i really dislike about her...
why r we acting like she didnt end up getting a tony anyways
Again, that is pretty much the cringey point of the show, Rachel is the main character so she gets what she wants in the end, consequences are nothing.
:3 :3 cuz she didn't deserve that tony lol
@@mxln2512 Because that was terrible writing and if they had made it more realistic after two or three times of her doing this from nyada to the situation here she would have been blacklisted and branded as a talented problem star.
Glee’s favorite hobby was to create interesting and flawed characters, have them grow and then revert back to their more annoying state. It happened to rachel, it happened to Quinn, to Jake, to Kurt, to some degree to Santana. Like it was fantastic at character assasination
Don't forget that Sue ended every season being friends with Will and the Glee club, only to be the same hateful, albeit hysterical, monster at the beginning of the next season.
At least Britney didn't get completely assassinated
Ryan Murphy always does this: having a full redemption arc, then destroyed it in a couple of eps or just simply forgot the character had had a redemption at all. for me blaine had the most rollercoaster ride to me, sea06 was something else
Yep, the writers could usually not stick to character development. I actually think with Kurt, they stuck pretty decently to it, aside from that one slip up where he emotionally cheated on Blaine in S2, and a couple of rather ignorantly bigoted and sexist things he said. However, that was a problem in the writing for a lot of characters on GLEE at times, not just Kurt, because RIB and the writers were racist, misogynistic,, biphobic, and ableist idiots, who projected their bigotry onto their characters on the show at times.
With Finn, Will/Mr. Schue, Puck, Santana, Quinn, Blaine, Jake, Artie, Tina in later seasons, and especially Rachel starting in S2, though, the character derailment was REALLY BAD.
Quinn was the most egregious one to me. Come S2, she was obsessed with Finn, prom queen and her popularity again, and completely forgot about her friendship with Mercedes.
Come S3 she was obsessed with getting her daughter back even though she gladly gave her away to Shelby.
Come S4, she mentions how she’s over men defining her. Come S5, and she lets a man define her.
she deserved that talk! Through all the show, she been selfish.
Stéphanie Adomou I waited 5 years for someone out in the real world to finally tell her that!
This was five seasons coming.
Now THAT conversation with her producer was a real life conversation. Without a good work ethic reputation you will NEVER get work on Broadway. Most of that network is almost entirely run based on who you know
She gets rightfully spoken to about her behaviour, entitled selfishness, arrogance and utter lack of respect then *IMMEDIATELY* gets given a tv pilot because she’s ~so talented~ she was never allowed to feel bad or learn from her mistakes, it was disgusting tbh
I literally screamed "NO!" when I first watched this scene for that exact reason.
I never felt bad for her when everything crashed. Her producer was nice enough to give her a polite warning and she blows it
Her parents are to blame as well - rather than not tame her ego, they fed into it. I don't doubt that they love their daughter, but they needed to teach her humility.
@@lukerosales5879 Lol, they're talking about Rachel the character in Glee. Haha, guess you're the one who didn't read the room. Also, it's not fair you lash out the blame to Lea's parents, you don't know them. She made the mistakes, she's already mature, she should be the one to own it. What's done is done, the best way to do is to move on and hope she corrects her behavior going forward.
@@sandradee4331 no I was talking about Rachel and her two dads. I thought they were talking about Rachel when she got fired from Broadway.
Sidney gave Rachel the reality check she needed and it was ruined by the tv show call. The office scene should've just happen and make Rachel learn from it
She should’ve gotten rejected by the tv show too made her realize she’s not going to get whatever she wants
Since season 1 Rachel's biggest dream was to be on Broadway and on Funny Girl. Then, when her dream finally comes true, she does this.
Can you or someone else please tell me what did Rachel do? I mean, I watched the whole season but I don't remember
+Matheus André she missed a performance to go audition for a show in L.A. and lied to Sidney about it
Aisha Spencer thank you so much
Stream Butterfly by Loona makes sense. When you fulfill your childhood dream, it might seem little disappointing, because expectations were so high.
That's why the song 'After You Get What You Want You Don't Want It' applies to her.
Oh my god. why does rachel get everything she wants?!
becasue she sulks if she doesn't
...so?
she kinda works hard for it. Not to say that there isn't a preference for her, because there is, but she does. Besides, most everyone gets what they want in some way or another on this show eventually.
cause Glee is about Dreams come true
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hers did when she got a great review for her dream role in her dream show, why couldn't she just hold on to it for a while? how often does she think that actually happens?
I didn't get this I remember in season 3 when Finn suggested they move to LA and that she could try tv acting, she told Finn she was broadway bound and that she isn't a tv actor...so the fact that she risked her dream role on broadway for tv. Kind of contradicts what she said.
Kaya Rossman Now that you mention it, could it be that she tried the TV opportunity in Finn's honor? .-.
If that were the case they would've said so. This is about what it's always been about for Rachel, the spotlight. She got the broadway spotlight and then decided that she wanted something even bigger and better. @@kintanlatifaningrum1543
Her quitting NYADA is kind of a slap in the face to Tina after that episode when she told Tina that her futurre was riding on Nationals which is why she needs her to sing back-up
Bad writing. Seasons 4, 5 and 6 have the poorest writing in the whole show.
But I believe that that is exactly what they were trying to show. Just because you think something is your dream doesn‘t mean you can‘t change your mind.
But they should have hinted at it a bit more. I think Rachel was a poor choice for this moral.
Michael Lerner is absolute BOSS in this scene. A twinge of sadness, tweaked with sarcasm, a warning with the razor-sharp thrust of Aaron Sorkin, and all within a room-volume delivery.
1:40 I can't pinpoint whether it's regret or disgust that he's sending off with. But it works...every moment.
One of the greatest actors ever!!!!
@@broadwaymike92 He died 7 months ago 😢😢
I never understood why rachel would do something so out of character and throw away the role of her dreams in funny girl for tv????
That's called bad writing.
Bad writing.
A swollen head...combined with hearing the words 'all about you'....and the fact that she's one of those people who tune out or go into attack mode when they aren't told what they want to hear....
ayaaaljamil Hasa digga Ryan Murphy
ayaaaljamil she doesnt know what else she can do thats better than funny girl.
I love how at 1:39 Mr. Green pulls the iconic Sue Sylvester line “Get the hell out of my office.
Terrible character development from the writers imo. Rachel would not do that. She's always had her sights on Broadway, and Broadway was always her ultimate goal.
She got the lead in Cabaret and then decided she didn't want it anymore (yes for nobler reasons but ultimately that's what happened). She worked to get into NYADA and then when they didn't tell her what she wanted to hear she quit to focus on Broadway. And now that something even bigger than Broadway comes along, she quit Broadway. Her theme song, whether she wants to admit it or not, is Sophie Tuckers "After You Get What You Want You Don't Want It". She's ambitious, spoiled, selfish, and she's gotten away with it too many times to ever learn from her mistakes, so she thinks she's invincible and that everything will always come up roses for her. Sidney didn't forgive her and wasn't nice to her so she shut his warning out of her head and listened instead to the words "A show all about you".
The fame got to her head like it always did. Of course she would
Yes she was aiming for broadway but more so she was aiming for stardom she just wanted spotlight always chasing after the next thing and has no idea where to stop
That’s sort of true ngl, but then again it definitely emphasises a lot of Rachel’s selfishness as a self-cantered ambitious person.
She deserved to get fired. She did so much wrong and never faced consequences
It sounds harsh but I think this was the kindest thing someone could have done for her. She got a reality check. They let her know that her career will be over if she keep on the way she was going and then for them to not even punish her, she was hella lucky that all she got was a stern talking to.
Rachel cares more about the spotlight than her actual craft and that’s the issue with tons of people who try to break it into any artistic industry, ESPECIALLY Broadway.
This just in: Michael Lerner (the actor who played Sidney Greene) just passed away. He was 81. Such a great actor. So iconic in this scene calling Rachel Berry out.
The main problem with Rachel’s character is that they never allowed her to have any character development. Every time she might, she just gets everything handed to her which, coming from an actor’s perspective, is just not realistic. If someone like Rachel pulled this irresponsible crap in real life, they would never work again. My teacher told a story about a girl who threw away an opportunity to go on tour because she didn’t want to leave her husband. But they said at the beginning of every callback if you can’t do these dates please leave. She never worked again.
Yet Rachel pulls this crap time and time again and gets everything she wants and never learns from anything like some of the other characters. You can have all the talent in the world but if you’re not humble and kind, it really doesn’t matter.
THIS. I don’t care how talented u are if you’re not a kind person. Also, people who get everything handed to them on a silver platter are the WORST kind of people
I hope that guy was really talking to Lea Michelle. Not just Rachael berry.
My thoughts exactly 😅
Michael Lerner who plays Sidney Greene is such a great actor. No nonsense with this Oscar nominated legend!!!!
@@broadwaymike92 his character in Elf. omg. so good.
Maxwell Kurkiewicz
Why? Lea’s issue wasn’t a lack of loyalty to her job.
@@AddBowIfGirl Lea is shit.
To all of the stans that defend Rachel with the same “shes ambitious”, “she works hard for what she wants”, or “she deserves it”, all of those are wrong. There is so much more to deserving something than your talent or drive for it. In her case she has worked for broadway her entire life and has sculpted her entire life to be an amazing performer. But you know what else is required to be in the show business? Respect. Gratitude.
Rachel has never once respected anyone during the entire course of the series because she constantly and adamantly states that she has the most talent, regardless if that’s true or not, she has verbally and emotionally (and even in some particular cases physically) abused people on the grounds that she is allowed to.
Every single time Rachel gets something she wants (literally 99% of the show), she refuses to let go of it and holds it in high regard as a way to cast shadows on the rest of the people in her life. Whether it be her getting all the solos, leads in the musicals, a student at NYADA, the lead on a broadway show, etc. Whenever her position is threatened, she will do whatever it takes (even if that means hurting the people she’s closest to) with not a single ounce of consequence. She displays zero gratitude for the things she has and instead lauds it over those who don’t have what she has. What makes it worse is that whenever something greater than what she has rolls by, she will jump at it showing no regret for all the privileges she gets fallen into her lap. Say it with me now, she is the most ungrateful person in the show.
Agreed. There's being ambitious, and then there's being self-absorbed. Let's also not forget that her selfishness almost got an exchange student killed because she didn't want to share the spotlight.
@@lukerosales5879 What episode is that everyone's talking about tbh I don't get it tbh
@@alexandraanderson3988 i think the first episode of season 1, when Rachel send Sunshine to a crack house instead the auditory for the audition (audition the club need it for dont have enough members for competitions), because she feel afraid of Sunshine´s talent or in her words "i did it for the less talented members, they should thank me"
God, this character is SO egocentric and only cares about fame. She deserved this talk a lot. I knew she was going down when she left the school... What a mistake.
So Rachel finally gets to hear about her behaviour affects others, how selfish and arrogant she is and how she only cares about herself and then not only does she not get fired but gets her OWN TV SHOW?! Great writing….
She could've just said, "I'm sorry but I need to focus on what I'm doing now. I got into trouble for breaking a commitment for that audition and I need to focus on what I've started and see it through. Thank you for the opportunity, but I can't. This is what I've worked for for years, so I can't risk losing it."
LMAO this person here being a better writer than Ryan Murphy. You're so damn right!
You made some typo, which was “This is what I’ve been working on for years, so I can’t risk losing it.”
@@Dog-Lover36 thanks
She can’t take any form of criticism or honesty from people who have more experience and wisdom than her and that’s tragic for an artist
I knew kids like that in art school. They thought they were perfect beings and getting their degrees would be a formality, because the school would see their innate awesomeness and let them breeze through. They never considered they had to work hard and be dedicated. You saw a LOT of flame-outs during freshman year.
@@seamusburke639 And how did you turn out?
@@darkmagician2521 Graduated. And that BFA is proudly displayed in my bathroom.
@@seamusburke639 Good for you. By the way, you have your college diploma in your bathroom?
Everyone is saying she's out of character but remember in episodes leading to this she's been pretty diva high. Not good diva either. She has been selfish, made everything about her and has been bratty and on a power Trip so it is foreseeable she'd do this
"I don't know what to say"
"Just say thank you"
*She doesn't say thank you* haha
RIP Michael Lerner. Congrats on an underrated career.
As an actor, Rachel really pissed me off. The whole way through, the only thing she had going for her was her talent. Every other part of her personality is the exact thing you're told will get you NOWHERE in the acting world - it's 60% personality, 30% work ethic and 10% actual talent.
If you're only interested in being a star, or get complacent enough to put yourself before the show and pull this kind of shit, or go out of your way to undermine other people so you can come out on top like she did countless times over the years, directors won't want to work with you. And it irritated me that they kept turning her deplorable actions into something that actually works out.
Like here: she gets a well-deserved bollocking for that (I've had a similar talk from accidentally missing a scene once), but instead of it having an ACTUAL impact, instead the scene ends with her getting a TV pilot being written, so she ends up vindicated, not schooled.
I felt like I was being threatened! That's some good acting!
I wish somebody had actually said all this to Lea in real life lol
That’s what I’m saying!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Exactly naya warned us about Lea years ago. And about how Lea would quit filming because of her diva antics.
What the heck is she crying about? If I ever pulled a stunt like that and managed to not only not get sued but not get fired too I’d be jumping in joy
I'm still hearing the lyrics to 'After you get what you want' written by Irving Berlin. Especially the line 'You're like a baby, you want what you want when you want it. But after you are presented, with what you want you're discontented."
I think she forgot who she was when Finn died
Totally agree. It's like she lost all sense of identity and purpose. She tied all her worth to Finn, and once Finn died, her worth died with it.
Completely agree.
See, if Ryan Murphy had actually spoken to Lea like this when talk of her horrible behavior on the Glee set started, he could have put her in her place early and would have prevented a crap ton of problems.
Exactly but Lea had her finger all up in Murphy butt, controlling him.
I think those are the words she NEEDED to hear from him.
This is typical Rachel . She quited NADA for for that was supposed the dream role of her life . When the producer called her to warn her AND gave her a 2nt chance she throws it out of the window to get to a show that she doesn't know what isn't developed yet. And that's because someone flattered her big ego.
Once again Rachel's talent saves her
Not on June 2020 😌
Better yet, her privilege.
The same for Lea.... 😅
Soaribb privilege to sing better than us
She's just that good.
Holy shit this was satisfying
You know what would have been an incredible ending for this show? If Rachel had responded graciously to LOSING the tony, showing that she had grown out of that awful entitlement complex. But that would have required growth and self -examination and we can't have that
You know what I couldn't get over in that scene in his office? The Heathers: The Musical poster oml I love that musical
She has the nerve to act like the victim despite her being in the wrong.
Everybody tried to talk some sense into Rachel the last half of season 5, including Santana and Carmen Tibideaux. And she still didn't get it. No wonder why the first episode of season 6 was her downfall.
A true star who will shine brighter than all the rest are the ones who always strive to improve, learn from their mistakes and listen to those more wiser and experienced.
I wished for once Reachel faced a consequence of her actions for once. And she would finally feel how everyone else and not only in Glee club but how people in real life feel about knocking a solo or a part or something that was taken away from. And this is where Rachel should have learned that every part of every cell everything you get in this life is precious You don't just throw it away
Rachel is talented but she is also very entitled. She's feel like because she's a star in her own mind that everyone should see her the same way. What she needs is humility.
In the real world, Rachel is nothing more than just a talented yet problematic star. This show just gives her what she wants but we all know she would be blacklisted for being very hard to work with. The real actress of Rachel Berry is already a prime example.
And in real life, Lea Michele is like that
@@p.z.arnott2329 Hence, my last line.
i mean in the end tho she loses all of her broadway fame
Tbh there should have been more consequences for Rachel's actions. I feel like she should have gotten a bigger slap of reality in the face than what she got, because her attitude and entitlement would not have gotten her anywhere on Broadway. If she had struggled and grown as a person more, maybe end up rock-bottom for a while, the ending of the show wouldn't feel like every other season of glee where she gets things handed to her, but she actually worked for it.
Rachel's behavior and throwing away her Broadway dream is exactly why I don't watch season 5 anymore
.....yeahhh in real life she would have been fired on the spot.
What always got me about this storyline was when Finn suggested moving to California Rachel declared she was NOT a film actress she was a Broadway star.
Then suddenly she's chuckinf Broadway for a chance to have a TV show?
"I don't know what to say!"
"Just say Thank You."
**hangs up*
And yet somehow, she gets a reputation in the end. There are absolutely no consequences to what Rachel does and so it's one long, extended punchline to the joke that is Rachel Berry.
Rachel wanted this part for so long but once she saw another opportunity, she automatically took it. Santana deserves Fanny Brice way more than Rachel.
I wish she was fired and blacklisted from theatre plays . This is just unprofessional. No but rachel berry is so talented can defend the stunt she pulled.
If only Mr. Schue gave her this talk.
I feel like that moment with Mr. Green would have been a great lesson for Rachel's character growth, but it got ruined with that phone call.
When the guy said let me speak and you lied to me I shouted an I oop😂😂
2:29 Tommy Rall, dancer for MGM known for movies such as 'My Sister Eileen', 'Seven Brides for Seven Brothers', 'Kiss Me Kate' and 'The Second Greatest Sex', credited by Gene Kelly himself as being the greatest dancers MGM had ever had, apparently once: "You have to love music and dance because this business is so difficult. If you don't love the art and just want to be a star, then I think you're a dead duck. I don't think you could stand it otherwise." I continue to doubt if Rachel ever loved music as much as she loved the spotlight.
He spoke so calmly yet still tore deep into her ego
Thank u writers 4 ruining Rachel’s character this scene contradicts everything Rachel has dreamed of achieving. U also made he unbelievably selfish, rude, and unprofessional. If this were broadway, she would’ve been blacklisted already. This is y I couldn’t watch all of glee.
I wonder if Sidney acted upon this promise he made her since she jumps at this whole TV show opportunity and bails on Funny Girl anyway
Maybe not. He warned her against leaving the show without notice or not showing up for a performance without prior notice. If her contract doesn't have a term specified, she could give her resignation and leave once the notice period is over. He can't sue her, but she may gain a bad reputation (especially since her show flopped).
You can hate on Rachel all you want, but at the end of the day, the Producer is right, She is a spoiled, immature little girl, with a lot of talent. this is the only way she would learn. Then writers had to put her back up on her pedestal and say they are making a show around her. Rachel herself isn't the problem, it's everyone else around her, for giving her everything she wants.
I would 100% have fired her! There is always another star you can find they don’t need Rachel. In real life that girl would have been fired IMMEDIATELY as she should be!
Rachel wasn't ready. She may have been incredible on stage, she had so much to learn. I hate the fact I love her but what Rachel really needed was a reality check... All those times in high school when people would criticize her was all for her own benefit but she never listened.
0:34 , 0:43 , 0:50 , 1:11 and 1:18 I can see both sides. I get that Rachel was hopping onto what she thought was an opportunity, but she didn’t approach the situation with enough caution. And as for Mr. Greene, he was understandably angry at Rachel so he let her off with a serious warning. He was calm but boarder line threatening.
In season 5 i think Rachel lost who she was and did things without thinking out of grief. Like without finn not being able to ground her she just lost herself. In season 6 is when she found herself again and became grounded again
1:28 to 1:35 I'm totally sure lea michele said this to all her partners at work in her intirely life since we know finally who's she really are 😂
They slaughtered her character with this bs
0:50-0:56 Sidney literally spoke for everyone, even Will, who likely held this opinion for so long. Rachel is a horrible person. They just didn't want to hurt her feelings.
I will sue you back to the Stone Age. I love it.
This is unfair rewarding for Rachel, she deserved being fire. Still, her character never really gets to hit rock bottom.
Is it bad that I actually wish she had gotten fired? So many times in this show she does something AWFUL and NEVER gets punished for it. It's insane, and it's not real life. She needed to be taken down a peg, and this was the time to do it. And throwing away her LIFELONG dream just to do something for her to become more famous and more egocentric was ridiculous for her to do, so she deserved to have everything taken away from her. And then that's how the show ends. With teaching people to follow rules and not become an arrogant selfish asshole. Thank you for your time and attention.
Is a little annoying shit to get into NYADA=Quits within 2 years for the first role she gets into
Slaps her 'best friend' in the face for auditioning to be her UNDERSTUDY, burns a shit load of bridges for this role= Lies, and tries to leave before the theatre season is done.
Rachel, you are a horrible human being who thinks just because they have raw talent that means that allows them to do whatever the hell they want. In real life, no one would hire an unprofessional like her. Talent does not equal success. Talent, determination, professionalism, and the ability to grow as a person= success.
Why did I feel bad for her? If being on Broadway as a leading lady isn't an opportunity then what is?
Santana was an angel compared to her
She almost got fired from what is supposedly her dream to do the same thing literally a minute later
Why did rachel get a happy ending ?
Can you post more scenes with rachel crying?:) Her acting is just so fenomenal love it!
GleeLyricsandothers everytime she cries or sings you just tell it's from her heart and real life emotions are linked, looks very realistic
She cries all the fucking time that is not healthy
It’s interesting to me how often throughout the series different characters tell she is a narcissistic difficult diva who egotistical over bearing yet nothing ever changed . also she is overused and a boring character
This was scary I would be bawling as well
Even I thought this was a little harsh but RACHEL NEEDED TO HEAR THIS! Cause u would think after all the bullying in HS she would be able to take critism but she's just too soft to make it, she just always has luck on her side. Im not saying she doesn't work hard, she just manages to find away to throw it all away
Holy hell this entire part episode is like watching someone getting beaten half to death but after knowing what happens after her pilot, it was like she was getting set on fire by someone who wanted to help
While this is very out of character for Rachel, plot wise they needed to get Rachel off Broadway and give her a reason to start the Glee Club back up since she is the main character since Corey's passing. The Glee Club is what the show was about and without having a Glee Club subplot, the show was no longer Glee. It was about some misfits from Ohio trying to find themselves in New York. If they kept her on Broadway, then the plot would have no further use for her as a character since her life would just be that: Broadway. It's very sad to say, but I think if Corey Monteith were still with us they wouldn't have done this to Rachel's character since it was obvious they were working toward Finn taking over the club. It is bad writing, but they needed a proper ending where the Glee Club was thriving and they decided this was the best route to take to get that ending.
I mean when season 6 began they could've just say that her contract for funny girl had ended and she didn't renew it because she wanted to go back to coach the glee club
Rachel's childhood dream of playing her favorite part in her favorite musical has come to realization. And after 2-3 shows she's tired of it, and wants to do a tv show that focuses more on acting rather than singing/performing? This isn't Rachel Berry. It's out of character, and terrible writing. Yes, Rachel has always been bratty, spoiled, and greedy, but only when it came to her performances and musical career. Would she have compromised her role of Fanny Brice for an even bigger Broadway opportunity? Probably. Would she have risked it for a tv show? Never.
Sidney threatens to sue her if she breaches her contract again and she does that for her tv show. Does that ever get brought up?
This would've been a perfect scene if she didn't have that "I quit Broadway, I'll be on TV even if I've never shown interest in being a TV actress before" storyline.
The writers plotted this entire situation incorrectly and unrealistic for her character. The character Rachel has big dreams and lots of ambition for Broadway. She’d prevent any distractions and other things from stopping her. She would know that lying to her boss is a horrific idea. I still understand why the writers decided to plot this situation, for some nice drama, entertainment and conflict of course. It just wasn’t realistic and something that character would do.
Her very first line in the show is how she’s going to be a “big star”. The spotlight was always her motivation. Broadway was just one mode to find the spotlight.
I really hate that she got rewarded right after her wake up call
I mean she was wrong, however, the "I'll destroy your reputation", is sooo rooted on the discussion we've been having lately about abusive masculine power dynamics within the entertainment industry etc. i remember trembling when i watched this scene for the first time.
The dream of Rachel finish here,Rachel Legacy is over.
Did anyone see the heathers poster in the back?
Can u add the Kurt & Blaine Scene when Kurt asks Blaine to sing one direction story of my life with him 5x18
This was where the tv show lost it...
The worst thing that EVER happened in Glee. Totally unnecessary. Period.
Rachel skip town and come back to pretend everything is fine and she got fired by sidney everything has come to light one thing Rachel tell finn your sorry
Finn would have told Rachel not give up her dream
Rachel didn't make much sense in season 5. At all. She was an asshole but she wasn't a quitter.
Rachel from season 3 would never have done what she did.
Can you please put the scene where Rachel lost her Finn necklace please thank u