GLEE #36: Blame It On the Alcohol

GrayLinnorm · Feb 22, 2011

Yet another member of McKinley High's staff displays singing ability in tonight's episode, in which both students and staff have a wild weekend -and end up regretting it.

The playlist:

Rachel sings "My Headband", originally performed by Rachel Berry

Rachel and Blaine sing "Don't You Want Me", originally performed by Human League

Brittany and the glee club sing "Tik Tok", originally performed by Ke$ha

Artie and the glee club sing "Blame It", originally performed by Jamie Foxx

Mr. Shu and Coach Beiste sing "One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer", originally performed by George Thorogood

Thunderfoot · Feb 24, 2011

The puke scene about 2/3 of the way through was a little disturbing, funny but disturbing. It's amazing it made it past the censors.

Umbran · Feb 24, 2011

I half expected and wanted them to have Blaine break out into a cover of Katy Perry's, "I Kissed a Girl".

I like that they're giving Artie more songs lately, but... they keep giving him songs I don't personally like.

Krug · Feb 24, 2011

Thunderfoot said:
The puke scene about 2/3 of the way through was a little disturbing, funny but disturbing. It's amazing it made it past the censors.

But it looked like they were vomiting clay.. so wasn't that big a deal.

Thunderfoot · Feb 24, 2011

Umbran said:
I half expected and wanted them to have Blaine break out into a cover of Katy Perry's, "I Kissed a Girl".

I like that they're giving Artie more songs lately, but... they keep giving him songs I don't personally like.

But you have to admit, the boy can belt out "most" Michael Jackson songs like a champ.

And see, I expected a "hot" roll in the hay with Coach Beist, which may have been even more disturbing than the puke scene.

Thunderfoot · Feb 24, 2011

Krug said:
But it looked like they were vomiting clay.. so wasn't that big a deal.

Having actually horked-up purple cough syrup, it was disturbingly ... accurate.

Umbran · Feb 24, 2011

Thunderfoot said:
But you have to admit, the boy can belt out "most" Michael Jackson songs like a champ.

Well, Kevin McHale probably has the best male voice in the cast (with the possible exception of Matthew Morrison (Mr. Schuster) - I think the difference is only in what style of song they're doing), and has boyband experience, so he ought to be able to pull it off.

The MJ they've had Artie do is cool. The Beiber, not so much. :erm: