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It's a big week at McKinley. There's only a few weeks left of school and there's so much to do! Naturally Glee packs a ton into this week's heavy episode with a few surprised up its sleeve. Where to begin?
GLEECAP
It's showtime! NYADA auditions are this week which has Kurt and Rachel stressed out.
While Kevin Tran, advanced placement student, is quietly studying for his SATs in his room, he is suddenly struck by a bolt of lightning.
When Klaus first came to Mystic Falls he hit the small town like a hurricane but now, there's something worse; it can't be killed, it won't show mercy and its name is Alaric.
"I look like the Flash about to get married."
The two major storylines that have revolved around Howard are his relationship with Bernadette, and him becoming an astronaut. In this episode, once again, these two storylines entwine themselves together, but in an unlikely manner.
"Oh good, if we get out of here in the next ten minutes, we don't have to pay for the second hour."
Problems with vehicles and transportation have been a bit of a running joke in Modern Family.
After last week's awkward Saturday Night Fever tribute episode, Glee returns with yet another homage, this time paying tribute to the late great Whitney Houston.
After last week's dozy of an episode Fringe tones it down a notch but still manages to answer some nagging questions. Some familiar faces from past seasons return as Jones' agenda starts to be revealed. The season's story begins to speed up before its bridge is burnt.
This week is the 11th hour for both Fringe teams and their respective universe.
Supernatural: The Girl with the Dungeons and Dragons Tattoo
Posted by: Kyle Tetarenko • April 29, 2012 @ 2:30am
It's Felicia Day bitches!
With no news on the leviathans for quite some time, Bobby finally tells Sam and Dean what his dying numbers meant. Although the boys already knew that it was a location, Bobby tells Sam and Dean that Dick was looking for something important enough to devote a lot of resources to it.
For a thousand years Esther watched her children destroy countless lives.
Much like my previous piece, 'They Shoot Simpsons, Don't They?', I must also preface this manifesto by admitting that throughout my life I have spent countless hours watching Fox TV and have genuinely enjoyed some of their fine programming. God forbid I come across like a 'hater'.
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