- +1 to Blaine and Mr. Hummel for being upfront and realistic with Kurt while discussing his prom outfit. I respect that Kurt is now out and proud, but it does seem like he’s trying to create unnecessary dramz.
- Instead of jumping at the opportunity to work the prom, Will says the glee club needs to prep for Nationals – they still have a ton of taffy to sell. -1 because he still hasn’t realized that selling taffy will never earn enough money to cover 12 kids’ travel and accommodations.
- Sue tells Will he should apologize to America for “Run Joey Run” +1. +1 again for Rachel requesting to sing it at Prom.
- I’ve said it plenty of times in these recaps, but the worst episodes are the ones with forced themes. +1 for having Sam echo our sentiments when he sees Will scroll “prom” on the board and fears for an assignment of prom-themed songs.
- Kurt asks Blaine to prom by addressing him as Blaine Warbler, like Warbler is his last name. +1
- Karofsky on Bully Whip patrol: “No burning Liberace mannequins, over.” +1 for that and his touching apology to Kurt/tortured soul
- Santana plans to move to a lesbian colony or Tribeca when they get to New York. Tribeca? -1 because she would definitely move to Chelsea or Hell’s Kitchen, duh.
- +2 for songs. All were good and fitting. Bravo.
Total: 6 --> This episode was the diva equivalent of Barbara Streisand because she epitomizes the sad underdog. Between the Carrie-esque prom queen scene with Kurt, Karofsky's tearful apology, and all the lovelorn folks of this episode, there was a lot of sad in this episode. Only Barbara (and Glee) can make those tragic underdogs so endearing.
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