Glee

After Rachel’s humiliating failure as TV actress, she comes home to Lima to figure out what she wants to do next. Upon discovering that Sue has banished the arts at McKinley, Rachel takes it upon herself to reinstate and lead the Glee Club.

Home sweet home.

Sue becomes concerned when Becky brings a surprise guest to town. Rebuilding the glee club proves difficult for Rachel and Kurt.

Rachel tries to make a deal with Will, so that his glee club purposefully underperforms at their invitational. Meanwhile, Sue is busy meddling and hypnotizes Sam into making a move on Rachel to throw her off. Music from the episode includes: "Bitch" by Meredith Brooks, "Thousand Miles" by Vanessa Carlton, '"Rock Lobster" by B-52's, "Whip It" by Devo

Sue plays cupid.

Keep on dreaming.

Life is full of changes.

The members of New Directions are busy at work planning, planning and planning, while Sue encourages everyone to follow their hearts. Music from the episode includes: "At Last" by Etta James, "Hey Ya" by Outkast, "I'm So Excited" by The Pointer Sisters, and "Our Day Will Come" by Ruby & The Romantics.

Mazel Tov!

Dalton Academy burns to the ground, and the Warblers must combine with the New Directions to form a super group. Meanwhile, Rachel begs Carmen Tibideaux to let her return to NYADA. Music includes: "Rather Be" (Clean Bandit Feat. Jess Glynne), "The Trolley Song" (Meet Me In St. Louis / Judy Garland), "Far From Over" (Frank Stallone), "The Final Countdown" (Europe), and "Rise" (Darren Criss).

It's time for...sectionals!

GLEE goes back in time to see why the original members of New Directions signed up for glee club in the first place. Music includes: "Popular" (From Wicked), "I'm His Child" (Zella Jackson Prince), "I Kissed A Girl" (Katy Perry), and "Pony" (Genuwine).

GLEE flashes forward to see how the character’s lives have progressed five years down the road. Music includes: "Teach Your Children” (Crosby Stills, Nash & Young), “Someday We’ll Be Together” (Diana Ross), “Daydream Believer” (The Monkees), “Winner Takes It All” (Abba), “This Time” (Darren Criss), and “I Lived” (One Republic).