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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Thunderfoot" data-source="post: 5564524" data-attributes="member: 34175">Great episode, all the music was performed very well.   Even the "Try a Little Tenderness" number which stylistically I didn't like, the performance was great.  Sue finds her soul, who knew she had one?  And the person we are supposed to be routing for, Mr. Shue, is being revealed more and more as a trusting moron who has a hard time differentiating between reality and fantasy when it comes to people's true intentions.Now on a production note, why  other than Sue's character development did they off Robin Trocki's character Jean?  She along with Becky are two shining examples of mental disabled actresses who are expanding the realm of TV & Movies outside of the "Barbie" mold.  Not since Geri Jewell has a positive on screen TV performance of a Down's Syndrome sufferer has had such a positive "normal" life participation effect.  (Life Goes On doesn't count as Corky was often used as the hammer to drive home the awesomeness of his family's struggle with his illness, hardly a heroic character.)  Here Becky and Jean showed the chink in Sue's armor as their positive personal character's showed a light into Sue's darkness.  It's a shame they are removing her.And is it me or is Jesse the new Sue?</blockquote>