- When Kurt is telling his Dad he would rather go to the Sound of Music sing-along over Friday Night Dinner, his excuse is "but I'm a teenager; Friday nights are kinda important to me." -1 because no teenager ever refers to himself as a teenager. By the time they're 16 they already think they're full-on adults.
- Kurt references Suzanne Sommers' belief that skipping breakfast is suicide. +1 because I just know that means he also owns a Thigh Master, and I can just picture him using it.
- Rachel singing "Papa Can You Hear Me?": +4. Hard to find a better fit for the occasion.
- Kurt singing "I Wanna Hold Your Hand" earns +3 because I couldn't have imagined a version of this song that wasn't happy-go-lucky, but he nailed it. Also liked the relevance of the song to John Lennon's would-be 70th birthday this week.
- Rachel's boom box is bedazzled: +1
- The baby Kurt montage was a little cheesy, but that child was a dead ringer. +1 to the casting director.
- Mercedes addresses the congregation by saying, "Hi, Church": -1
- -2 for Finn eating Grilled Cheesus at the end of the episode. That sandwich would have been disgusting after a week of sitting in the football locker room.
Total --> 6. This Glee episode is the Diva equivalent of Bette Midler. Why? Because this episode was all Kurt and the gays love Bathhouse Betty and she, too, handles her [Jewish] religion in an unconventional manner.
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