On My Way: Spoileeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeer.
Yikes. It’s a Big Episode, you guys. I’ve come to realise (all the time when I haven’t been writing Gleecaps) that there’s little point in imposing a coherent framework on Glee. In an episode where they attempt to fit in suicide, teen marriage, Regionals, a death of a major character and A CONVERSION BACK TO CHEERLEADERISM, I might as well hire a monkey to bash out an analysis. And here’s the thing: People that are infinitely more eloquent than me have already tried, and to some extent succeeded, at highlighting what was right, but also very wrong, about On My Way. Thus, I’m sticking to the music as ever without delving too deep into the episode as a whole. I’ll inevitably fail, such was the emotional, but oddly exasperating potency of this episode. I will say this: For twenty minutes, this was some of the most effective and moving television I have ever had the (dis)pleasure of watching. Onwards:
Tags: Darren Criss, glee, Cough Syrup, Lea Michele, Chris Colfer, Dianna Agron, gleecap, on my way, quinn
Jonah McGowan
Michael Crewe
Henry Ellenthorpe
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