HAHA this one was too easy for me!

For me it's Cooper, I felt like he was just thrown in there as a chance to give Blaine more solo's. I think it was because he was just so annoying, his charector was not fleshed out enough. And just a charicature, I felt like they could have added so much more to the storyline, it would have been so much better if he were actually a great actor, if Blaine was jealous of him. But they made him a horrible actor, and I didn't get why the Glee students took him serious, yeah he was a famous comercial actor. But to me, that doesn't sound like a great actor. Both Rachel and Kurt would have know better. For me he was just nah, I didn't liek his part of the storyline. I wanted to see more off Quinn, he story lines was handled bad. On my way was a dramatic episode, with a dramatic cliffhanger. After 2 months they came back, and they destroyed that cliffhanger. Quinn needed to get the attention.

More anoying charictors: Finn, for me he kind of felt like a jerk. I'm not going to talk about Rachel in a good way, but he asked her to give up a dream she had for a dream he had for a couple of hours. A dream that mind not even work out, Finn didn't think about things as ussual. But I do think that he shouldn't go to New York, Lima is his home.

Sue didn't bother me that much, I guess she wasn't that nice. But I really was to bothered by Cooper, but I think that Sue gave this kids just what they needed, they needed to train for nationals. And she was right, texting and practicing doesn't mix. I don't think she should have been that harsh.

I loved Quinn this episode, and I would have love to see more of her. And I kind of get Rachel, she belongs on Broadway. And one more note: Broadway is not dead!

^same! ;P

First she was merely bugging me by continously attempting to turn the cheerful atmosphere into a depressing, mourning one and raining on everyone's parade by insisting that they should all be acting upset and crying over Quinn's accident despite the fact that it obviously what Quinn herself wanted who pleased me with her positive, optomistic attitude this week then she started trying to guilt Finn into feeling he had to go with her to NY which just kind of made me hate her.

"More anoying charictors: Finn, for me he kind of felt like a jerk. I'm not going to talk about Rachel in a good way, but he asked her to give up a dream she had for a dream he had for a couple of hours. A dream that mind not even work out, Finn didn't think about things as ussual. But I do think that he shouldn't go to New York, Lima is his home."

A jerk?..seriously, he finally stood up to his overbearing girlfriend and he neither asked her or tried to guilt her into going with him, he simply asked her to consider it, what harm does that do? None, did Rachel ask Finn to consider giving up his life and going to NY? no, she just assumed he would because personally I think he's nothing but a lacky to her, she never once thought about his dreams, his future, his life, it was only ever about Rachel now at last it isn't and surprise, surprise she doesn't like the turn of tables.

@Mangie1995 I think both of them were horrible, I liked the fact that Finn spoke up. But at the same time that kind of made him a jerk,BUT I agree with Rachel shouldn't have assumed he would go with her. I do agree that Racehel should have considered him, and her not doin that was bad from her side. But to me it felt like Finn asked her to give up her dream for one he only had for a couple of seconds. I think Finn needs to think about what he wants with his life, cause I honestly think he has no idea. I do think the tables have been turned, but have the tables been turned with his dream? Or is this just another dream someone whispered in his ear? I think Rachel needs to think about who she wants Finn to be. But Finn needs to think where he wants to take his life, since the boy has no idea. And that's okay, more people feel that way. But I do still stand by my theory that Finn was a jerk in this episode, but Rachel had it coming. I really want to see Finn reach HIS dreams, and not some dream that anyone else throws in his lap. He should think about where he wants to go. I just feel that Rachel and Finn are in a point of their life that they're releasing that their future will their appart their relationship. If they want their dream, they'll need to let go.

Cannot even believe Blaine is second... this fandom sometimes...

I didn't even really dislike Rachel in this ep at all if she didn't say that last remark about NY

I thought she was funny a few episodes ago, but this episode I just found her rude.

Cooper got on my nerves...he even pushed blaine out of the way during a song!!!

Why is everyone hating on Rachel?

^it is the usual here.

I like him but he was very rude to Blaine.

I don't know why everyone is loving on this guy. I don't mind the actor but one redeeming action at the end does not make up for the arrogance the whole episode and the terrible advise all the club ate up.

Rachel, leave Finn the hell alone. I'm not trying to be rude, but I'm just saying. He wants to have an occupation in Cali, then let him. And let me just applaud the cute, intelligent, and wonderful Finn Hudson for standing up for what he wants to do. That's a step into being independent and growing up, kids.

I just feel that Finn shouldn't have been so hard on Rachel... He had this dream of moving to California for 24 hours maybe? And how long has Rachel dreamed of going to Broadway? Since the show first aired! So Finn should not have been so mean and made Rachel feel bad... He agreed to go to New York with her and have a nice life with her there. If I was Rachel I'd be slightly annoyed and caught off guard too.

Plus on another note, Finn hasn't been a man known to sticking to one dream now has he? First he wanted to play football, then he wanted to join the army, and now he wanted to go into a pool cleaning business with Puck? C'mon if he was truly being a grown up he wouldn't be telling Rachel this randomly and off guard he'd talk to her about over dinner or something.

Finn normally doesn't annoy me, but I just thought that he wasn't being fair to Rachel.

^agreed


I cant believe Rachel and Blaine are the top two, I love them both!!!

I didn't like how Finn asked her to give up her dream for.... a pool cleaning buisness? I mean, there's so much he could do in New York. Honestly though, just don't tell Rachel to give up her Broadway dreams for California. And I'm not trying to badmouth California, I mean, that's where I live, just that's so not Rachel. Her one place is New York. Her and Kurt on that stage Season 2 finale, that where they belong, Finn or no Finn. Besides, as Kurt said, "Let him come with us. He'd be great if we need to move something heavy."

You can always pull out a Kurt line when you need convincing.

unpopular opinions ftw!

Blaine was amazing in this episode (and in every episode) and so was Quinn and Artie <3

I really like Rachel most of time but she was really selfish on this episode.