Glee Episode 9 is the long awaited return of Glee after the World Series break. But Glee Episode 9 after the Glee club sang in the World Series, and released their first album, so the show was still on everyone’s minds. For Glee Episode 9, the gang is back with a diva-off, a new set of unexpected and unusual characters, and the material that crippled the hapless group of activists.
In Glee Episode 9, one of the less often-seen happy kids, mutilated Artie, pointed out that there was no wheelchair-accessible sectional. So he’ll get another one of his perverted ideas of “diversity” and drive around the lumps in their own wheelchairs, using cooking salt to raise money for bus trains.
Artie got his first song on Glee Episode 9, but it didn’t come without controversy. First, aGlee event got some complaints because of the handicap when the group only now realized Artie was a disabled actor he didn’t play. As such, the song songs like “Dance With Me” and “Proud Mary” with everyone on wheels got the vice of advocates and actors to be disturbed
While Artie tried to power through anyway, and teamed up with Tina’s club member in practice, he also grabbed Kurt‘s belt. Glee Episode Glee Episode 9 chose to belt out their pipes, of course, instead of the usual song by the dog girl – mali‘s closing performance of “Defying Gravity.” Glee< /i> Episode 9 built up to Kurt and Rachel competing to sing a Broadway hit – although those who bought the Glee classic have already heard them perform.
Glee Episode 9 isn’t the first to hint at Wicked, because one of the original stars, Kristen Chenoweth, was memorably on the show a few weeks ago. But “Defying Gravity” was a fitting anthem for someone like Kurt — though it didn’t come without cost to him or his father.
This is all just the tip of the iceberg in Glee Episode 9, which also made room for the latest Finn/Quinn/Puck triangle mess, and Sue’s suspicions in the new Cheerio lisping. As author Ryan Murphy wrote, Glee Episode 9 was one of the most emotionally abusive episodes of the show, which is bound to move some – mainly because of Kurt and his father – and annoy others.
But while the show has been away for a while – albeit with a fair share of promotional highlights – Glee Episode 9 certainly put on a big show to mark its return.
Next week, things get even uglier, when long-term Rachel turns into a machine with a conflict of all kinds.
Sources
Television Without Pity – “Proud Mary Keeps Herself In Trouble”
USA TODAY- “Glee wheelchair episode hits a bump with disability”
TV Guide Magazine- “Glee: Wicked-ly Good”
