Tomorrow on Glee, the kids ditch the Britney theatrics and last week’s heavy subject matter for a challenge more reminiscent of their season 1 antics: A duets competition.
Which two-person tunes are we in for? How will the group’s love triangles and squares and hexagons complicate things? And who will win the contest? We don’t have all the answers, but we’ve got a few: Below, sneak a listen at the set list, watch Sam and Quinn’s sweet duet and check out a seriously amazing moment for the previously silent Mike Chang.
Yep, that’s Rachel and Finn singing “Don’t Go Breaking My Heart” by Elton John and Kiki Dee–a fitting song for such a tenuous relationship. Seems Quinn has switched quarterbacks to Sam, who’s joined Glee Club just in time to sing “Lucky” by Jason Mraz with her. Watch their performance:
Elsewhere in the episode, we’ll get to hear Rachel pull double duet duty with Kurt, singing “Get Happy/Happy Days Are Here Again” (Judy Garland/Leo Reisman) mash-up (listen to the whole version here!), while Mercedes and Santana bring the house down with “River Deep, Mountain High” by Ike and Tina Turner. And yes, that’s Kurt getting “Le Jazz Hot!” from Victor Victoria all by his lonesome. He’s got enough soul on his own.
But the real breakout moment of the night will come when Tina and Mike sing “Sing!” from A Chorus Line–giving Mike his first ever chance to sing (er, speak) in front of the group. Watch a sneak peek of their performance:
BONUS! Check out this first look at Glee‘s Rocky Horror tribute. Chord Overstreet in gold shorts. How can you say no to that?
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Meghan hails from Walla Walla, WA, the proud home of the world’s best sweet onions and Adam West, the original Batman. An avid grammarian and over-analyzer, you can usually find her thinking too hard about plot devices in favorites like The Office, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, and How I Met Your Mother. In her spare time, Meghan enjoys drawing, shopping, trying to be funny (and often failing), and not understanding the whole Twilight thing. She’s got a BA in English and Studio Art from Whitman College, which makes her a professional arguer, daydreamer, and doodler.
