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Nov 8 2011 07:00 PM ET

Are you ready for the 'Glee' kids' first time?

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Tonight’s the big night, guys! Everyone’s palms are sweaty. Their chests are heaving, the adrenaline pumping. The longing looks abound. Yes, it’s time for Glee‘s big West Side Story production!

Wait, not what you were thinking of? Right. There’s also the little matter of the three high schoolers who will have their first sexual encounter tonight. (Three instead of four, because don’t forget that Finn already gave that honor to Santana in a move I’m sure he doesn’t regret.) But Rachel is ready to give her precious gift to her sensitive quarterback, though her motivation may be a little questionable. And more controversially, the show’s most famous same-sex couple is ready to take their relationship to the next level, though Kurt and Blaine will have to overcome one obstacle with bedroom eyes. But my money’s on true love. Meanwhile, Coach Beastie’s getting back in the game herself.

Are you ready for tonight’s big show? Talk about tonight’s episode here, and, as always, be sure to come back to EW.com for my full recap!

Want to chat with us and other fans while you watch this episode? Check out viEWer now!

Read more on Glee:
‘Glee’: Ryan Murphy defends tonight’s controversial teen sex episode, ‘The First Time’ — EXCLUSIVE
‘Glee’ teen sex slammed by protest groups
‘Glee’: Chris Colfer ‘absolutely’ expects opposition to sex-themed episode

Nov 3 2011 04:29 PM ET

'Glee' scoop: Why next week's sex-themed episode, 'The First Time,' is a game-changer

Gleeks you MUST tune in for next week’s episode of Glee, called “The First Time.” It’s without a doubt one of Glee‘s best installments ever and features two popular couples on the show having sex for the first time.

SPOILER ALERT! STOP READING IF YOU DON’T WANT TO HEAR DETAILS!  READ FULL STORY »

Nov 2 2011 09:59 AM ET

Damian McGinty's 'Glee' debut: So how'd he do?

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It may not be easy being green Rory Flanagan, but The Glee Project winner Damian McGinty’s big debut on Glee last night felt effortless. McKinley High hasn’t always been kind to its new students (Rory certainly learned that the hard way), and Glee doesn’t always know what to do with its newbies, (Chord Overstreet’s Sam has already been through the revolving door, though he’ll be back later this season) but McGinty seems like he could be a lifer. Well, at least until he has to graduate high school. READ FULL STORY »

Nov 1 2011 06:30 PM ET

'Glee' returns tonight... and goes for the gold

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Yay! Baseball is finally over! And Glee returns tonight with Glee Project co-winner Damian McGinty (pictured), who shows up as new foreign exchange student Rory Flanagan. He’s staying with Brittany, who, of course, thinks he’s a leprechaun. I’m expecting loads of good Brittany-isms.

When we last saw Mercedes, she’d ditched New Directions for Shelby’s new glee club. Seems she’s gotten lonely over there with tone-deaf Sugar and sets out to recruit some other singers.

If McGinty is not enough to get you excited for the episodes to come, both Chord Overstreet’s Sam and Jonathan Groff’s Jesse St. James will be returning to the show soon. Life suddenly feels better now, huh?

Who else is looking forward to getting back to school? Talk about tonight’s episode here, and, as always, be sure to return to EW.com for my full recap!

Read more:
Fox Tuesday returns tonight. After the baseball hiatus, will you remain loyal, or have you moved on?
Jonathan Groff returning to ‘Glee’
‘Glee’: Damian McGinty Arrives — New Photos!

Oct 18 2011 06:45 PM ET

Note to 'Glee': A few ways to make Sam interesting again

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After Chord Overstreet parted ways with his recurring role on Glee this fall, the news that he’s in negotiations to return has given Sam Evans fans renewed hope. It got us thinking. How would the trouty-mouthed towhead best be used in future episodes? From his first moments on the show, producers have clearly struggled to make Sam’s character more than milquetoast. Even a story arc about his father’s unemployment and a 13th-hour dalliance with Mercedes couldn’t gain any traction. So take note, Glee honchos, we have a few suggestions for you: READ FULL STORY »

Oct 7 2011 03:55 PM ET

TV Leaderboard: 'Breaking Bad' tops again in EW.com reader ratings

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As Breaking Bad enters the homestretch for its fourth season, this week’s episode — in which a tragedy forced Jesse to choose sides in the Walt/Gus conflict — was far and away the highest-rated TV show among EW.com readers. Elsewhere, Glee jumped into the top ranks for the first time, thanks to an episode, “Asian F,” widely considered to be one of the show’s very best in a long time. Parks and Recreation continued its unbroken streak of top-tier ratings, while The Vampire Diaries dropped a bit to fifth. Here are the full standings: READ FULL STORY »

Oct 6 2011 01:25 PM ET

'Glee' star Harry Shum Jr. reveals his personal connection to Steve Jobs

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Glee star Harry Shum Jr., who plays Mike Chang on the Fox hit, took to his blog to mourn the loss of Apple founder Steve Jobs and reveal his interesting connection to the Apple genius: Shum Jr. was a silhouetted dancer in one of the first iPod commercials. Writes the actor, “I was asked to do a test commercial shoot for an Apple product which didn’t mean much to me at the time. Some music player that holds all your songs. Sounded cool to me and I never gave up an opportunity to work especially with the possibility of it turning into a national commercial. Coolest job I did in that time. Just for the fact that I was chosen for my dancing and just my dancing alone. It was a silhouette of me so looks and race didn’t play into it unlike most of the jobs I would audition for.” READ FULL STORY »

Oct 5 2011 10:31 AM ET

'Glee': Who would you vote for in the senior class president race? -- PHOTO

*Bombshell on last night’s Glee!

[Spoilers for last night's Glee ahead!]

So, last week we learned that Kurt was aiming to become class president. (See Abby West’s recap here.) But his world was quickly shaken when Brittany realized she was a unicorn of ambition in her own right and joined the race. And this week, Rachel threw her (sequined) hat into the race!

This race is heating up, people!

Now, as much as I love the other two — and Brittany’s dance to Girls (Who Rule The World)” — was worth a million votes alone, I have to say I’m on Kurt’s side here. He needs this. After losing the part he longed for in the school play and fighting bullies last year, he needs some power. No more helpless, weepy Kurt. The man in this amazing campaign poster demands respect, and it’s time Kurt gets his.

Also, this poster is well deserving of the title, if you ask me: READ FULL STORY »

Oct 4 2011 07:00 PM ET

It's Meet the Parents Night on 'Glee'

Tonight’s “Asian F” episode is full of revelations, as we come to see Mercedes and Mike Chang in a new light. We also get to meet Mike’s parents as well as Emma’s, and let’s just say that so much becomes clear.

The auditions for the school play heat up as both Mercedes and Rachel go after the lead. Mercedes’ new man is instrumental in what ends up being a really strong episode for her, while Mike’s need to confront his family’s academic pressure and where it fits in with what he wants to do makes this a standout episode for the guy who was once “the other Asian.” Meanwhile, Emma’s parents share their own unique viewpoint and we get a glimpse into at least some of the roots of her issues.

Talk about the episode below, then come back later tonight for Tim Stack’s interview with Amber Riley about Mercedes’ story arc, and tomorrow morning for my full Glee ”Asian F” recap!

More on Glee:
‘Glee’ video exclusive: Meet Mike Chang’s dad
‘Glee,’ ‘How I Met Your Mother,’ ’90210,’ ‘Vampire Diaries’: Find out what’s next in the Spoiler Room

Oct 3 2011 12:00 PM ET

'Glee' star Chris Colfer talks about fame, bullying, and his lost audition tapes

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From the decibel of the shrieking at this weekend’s New Yorker Festival discussion between Chris Colfer and Susan Morrison, anyone who’s not familiar with Glee (does such a person exist?) would assume Colfer was a teen heartthrob. And perhaps he is in a newfangled sort of way. As the openly gay actor — whose character Kurt Hummel has become a touchstone for LGBT teens — sat down with  Morrison, articles editor of The New Yorker, he admitted he still is surprised by the enthusiasm of his fans. At one point, after the hundredth or so round of claps or “awwwwws” or squeals from the overwhelmingly teen-girl audience, even Colfer had to joke, “Sheesh, you people. Take a cold shower!” Despite his playful remarks, Colfer affirmed that he takes his responsibility as a role model seriously because, before he was a postmodern heartthrob, he, too, was a victim of bullying. READ FULL STORY »

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