*yawn* Oh, what was that? It's over? Sorry, I was to busy catching up on my beauty sleep. Okay, I like Glee. I find it entertaining, I love the characters, I love the controversy. This episode though? Boring and kind of embarassing.
They did not take advantage of being in New York much at all and the only scenes they did have in New York made me cringe. Especially where they all start singing New York, New York. Oh, and Artie and his wheelchair getting on top of the fountain... Uhhh... How did they manage that?! Stupid. Breakfast at Tiffanys was a nice touch though. They should make Kurt wear stunning suits and cologne model hair more often. He looked stunning, and it is probably the first time I've thought he seemed good looking.
Which brings me to Kurt and Rachel, one of the things of recent times that I am absolutely loving. Their friendship seems natural and believable, and I'm really enjoying watching these two together. It should have happened sooner.
Finchel is great, but I'm getting a bit bored of the 'will they, won't they' game the writers are playing.
I'm so happy Mike and Tina are still together, it makes me so happy that the Glee writers are allowing the audience to have a stable couple, it's nice to be reminded that not everything is heartbreak and cheating.
I'm a bit disappointed that they're letting the Santana in the closet thing linger on for so long, it's time for her to come out. Also I feel like it's time to start exploring Brittany as more than just a one line comedy character. Her little scene where Santana asks how she got so smart was fantastic, I want to see more of it! I want to see her represent a genuinely bi sexual young girl without the dumb blonde thing being so ingrained in her character.
The original songs were terrible. I found them dull, yet over the top at the same time. I don't understand why they say that nationals is 2 years in the making yet they didn't start working on their routine or songs till the day before hand. And why didn't they redo the original songs that they did at sectionals? They were clearly successful because they won with them.
Sunshine is boring, but good on Rachel for growing another stage in her personality and understanding that sometimes being a good person is more important then being a successful person. It somehow reminded me of bring it on where she says 'to be the best, we have to compete with the best'.
Sam and Mercedes is cute, but I'm unsure why they are trying to cover it up?
Santana said she had razor blades in her hair, but I'm convinced that Quinn does to, she clearly became a much nicer, calmer person with her hair cut. She even smiled when Finchel walked into the choir room reunited.
Where was Sue? Maybe taking some time off to get over her sisters death?
All in all - a pretty disappointing episode, especially for a finale. It fell flat and there were to many plot holes and inconsistences for this to work for me.
Bring on Season 3 though - the last season of the gang!