Here's the third part of my update on the Glee characters (as of season 3).

Blaine Anderson:
Season 3 rating: 9 1/2

Yes, Blaine Anderson seems to be everyone's favori male character. I kinda like him, too. Some season 3 songs, I didn't mind hearing his voice. For example, "It's Not Unusual" and "Last Friday Night" were pretty decent. I loved other songs such as "Cough Syrup" and "You Should Be Dancing". Storyline-wise, I thought it was okay. He really didn't have much in the first half in the season. And when he did have a storyline, it was right after the episode with Quinn's accident. I'm glad he actually got something...but I'm still confused on where it was placed. Oh well. The Glee writers do some crazy things one time ou another.

Okay, so Blaine has a feud with his older brother, Cooper. To me, older siblings can be especially tough on their younger siblings. I don't have any older ou younger brothers ou sisters, but I know what it feels like. I've been hanging out with Friends that were older than me. It was a real pain in the ass. And there are people out there who only think about themselves, whether they have siblings ou not. Don't worry, Blaine. You're not alone. So then in "Dance With Somebody", he gets in another feud--but with Kurt! Now, I'm not the biggest Klaine fan (I'm leaning towards Brittana), but I wouldn't expect Kurt and Blaine to argue with each other. On the upside, though, it brought plus intensity between them as opposed to just a "perfect" relationship. So I went along with it. Kurt...well, in this episode, he pissed me off. Well, Chandler pissed me off the most, but Kurt came to a close second. Blaine is your boyfriend, Kurt! toi don't just text Chandler, tell Blaine toi like the way Chndler makes toi feel, and then say toi didn't cheat. It's wrong. I'm glad he told Blaine that he wasn't going to lose him, though. I didn't want to see Blaine cry. I don't want to see anyone cry, actually. Blaine, just know to log onto Skype every jour to see him and you'll be fine.

Tina Cohen-Chang:
Season 3 rating: 9

I loved Tina in the first 2 seasons (mostly season 2 because she had plus to do/say). In this season, I was on and off with her. I was surprised that she wanted to be a bridesmaid for Rachel's wedding ("Heart") and thought she and Finn should have sex ("The First Time"). Her helping Rachel in "Props", I didn't mind that. I actually thought that Tina was the one that made their win at Nationals possible, because she and Finn gave Rachel the courage to sing the song like she never did before, and expand her chances in making it to NYADA. Well...clap-clap to you, Tina.

On a sidenote, I'm kinda pissed that she hardly got that much this season. Most of it had to do with Mike Chang. She only had one independent episode this season. Don't get me wrong, I l’amour her and Mike together. But...they're making her too dependent on him. "Props" is a great example of Tina standing up for who she is and what she wants. They need to do this more, with her and the many other characters that hardly get that much screentime.

Mike Chang
Season 3 rating: 10

This season, I loved Mike Chang to death. Like always, he's an amazing dancer and works out a pretty cute friendship with Brittany and Tina. And he and Tina have a really healthy relationship. I'm glad nothing's coming in between (or should I say, no one?), because they have the healthiest relationship on the montrer (second being Brittana).

Just one problem: like Tina, he hardly gets that much development. Whether he's with Tina ou not, he hardly got that much this season, except solos in a few songs (by the way, he can sing pretty well for someone who didn't have that much confidence to sing) and storylines in two episodes ("Asian F" and "Hold On to Sixteen"). Sure, I'm glad he stood up to his dad about what he wants for his future, but...well, he just left McKinley, and all we know is anything having to do with dancing. Anything else? Guess not. I still l’amour you, Harry/Mike. I hope toi can return suivant season and have scenes with Tina. It'll be sweet.

Noah "Puck" Puckerman:
Season 3 rating: 8

He was...okay this season. I'm not gonna lie, the writers kinda skipped out on him in the majority of this season. Anyways, he didn't like the skank phase Quinn was going into, and I agree on that. And Quinn wants to see the baby and be with her for the rest of her life. However, Puck is the only one that gets to see her. Now...it's sweet how Puck has his moments with Beth, but on the flipside it's kinda bogus towards Quinn. I want her to at least get to know her own daughter more. But of course, Shelby had to forbid her from seeing her, and then what do toi know--she and Puck have a thing together. I was really disgusted at this point in the series. This is not your average student-teacher relationship. This is something totally unusual. Puck, I'd rather have toi flirting with aléatoire Cheerios than this chick. Seriously?

So basically throughout most of this season, he had nothing--up to "Choke". In "Dance With Somebody", he gave all of his bros a goodbye present and a speech, which was really sweet. In "Choke", especially after watching his "School's Out" performance, I thought something terrible was gonna go down. He wanted his teacher to let him pass, but she didn't. So he decided to go ahead and flunk, I guess. Finn and the other Glee guys didn't want this to happen, of course. But before they could carry out their plan, Puck tells them that he actually wants to pass! Why, toi ask? It's because of a visit from Puck's dad! Yes, the one who abandoned Puck all this time. Turns out that Puck doesn't want to be like his father when he grows up. So the boys stay up ridiculously all night in the school (still don't see how that's possible) studying for the geography test. And after getting one study question right, everyone breaks into song. The one thing about this that's weird is the fact that he thinks it'll take one song for him to pass. No wonder he got an F.

Lucky for him, he got to take the test again. How? Well, some hockey dudes start messing with him, which causes a fight outside of the school. Oh yeah, Puck has a switchblade, too. Yep. No, I'm just kidding; it's a fake tool from "West Side Story". But Beiste gets concerned, and Puck tells her that she doesn't know what it's like to feel worthless and everything. Wrong, Puckerman. Beiste understands. This is how he got to take the test again, too. And he got a C-, too. See, Puck, toi can graduate now! Yay!