Katsuya

Ah, the good ol' fashioned twist on opening night. This is when we find out that none of those are actually the housemates, isn't it >_>

Oh my God this is awesome...you can hear the crowd's reaction!

Don't be mean to the pretty boy! Also, I sort of love this girl already, even if her name is Sunshine.

...erm...

Oh for the love of God kill her. Somebody kill her. I want him to take his eye out and make her choke on it.

...that's...a girl!?

Young Derek!

Caiomhe? How does that come out as Keever? Do I wanna know? Anyway, she already seems like a good one.

...the guy's barefoot. And laughs more than the annoying Bristol bint.

Oh hell yes, there's a Mr. T chant.

I presume all 81 of them made VTs.

He's 26? Really?

Any chance she'll be first out under the tragic "non-white girl" curse that seems to happen in every season of the show?

Another thing is the fact they all know whether or not they got cheered or not (well, the ones before them at least).

Oh God, posh cunt. Just from the sight of him. Yep, first five words he said confirmed that.

Is there anyone who denies the fact that Mikey was an awful, awful housemate?

This is odd, with the fact they know each other...

Does he *have* to have that black glass eye? Ugh...this guy is going to be self-righteous and annoying as hell, isn't he?

Can she please stop screaming >_<

Bwahahahahaha, the Tree of Temptation got made in to a drawer.

I'd love it if Davina went "_____, you are the winner of Big Brother 11...now say hello to your new housemates!" and sent in Nadia and Brian Belo. How fucked off would you be to not be able to get out >_>

I kinda figured that they'd lose, but I twigged fairly quickly on in the judges room argument that Sue was eventually going to come good and save the club. She needs a reason to keep fighting and Will and the Glee Club offered her that. Oddly, I teared up a little during Don't Stop Believing. Maybe just because they all just looked so happy and like they still had hope. Quinn's mum coming good in the end too was good (plus the Sandra Bullock/Jesse James reference was quite funny), and it was sweet that Quinn wanted Mercedes to come in with her. Overall, it was just such a great episode. Probably one of, if not my favourite episode they've done. Not one song in that was out of place, it was all perfect.

So, apparently, Webber didn't ask them to slow Vettel down, according to the official radio transmissions. He asked them whether Vettel was on the same engine settings, that's all. Plus, Christian Horner apparently told Webber's engineer to get him to let Vettel through if he was quicker...it certainly seems like they were favouring Vettel one way or another. Interestingly, Webber's now reported to have signed up for 2011 too, so he can't be all that unhappy with them.

As far as I'm aware, they didn't. I believe it was another "Meowth gets a crush on a Pokemon and considers leaving Team Rocket" episode. That's all it was...and there's been nothing that I've heard about him facing the E4 either, other than the fact they've all appeared in this series so far.

See, here's the thing. This episode would have made so much more sense in its original place (which was before Theatricality, last week's episode) because it does explain quite a few little things in there. It does seem like there was a whole mess of continuity between the episodes though which...I just don't get how it happened. Quinn and Mercedes being together with Rachel when they were spying on Vocal Adrenaline makes more sense from this week's episode (although those two have grown closer throughout the second half of the series, but especially so this week). Vocal Adrenaline not really being on it throughout their GaGa performances makes sense thanks to this week's episode. Jesse not being in the Glee Club too, which the "previously on Glee" completely got confusing on...yeah, my head started to hurt during the episode a fair bit. Quinn didn't look as pregnant as she did in this episode in the last one though. So, overall - ugh, confusing Glee continuity >_< Still, I thought it was a good episode. Nowhere near as good as the last two have been, but I think they were far beyond the average Glee episode anyway. I love Dianna Agron's voice, although the song wasn't particularly suited towards her, but...yeah. More of her singing, please. "Loser" was awesome though, plus it's always nice to see Sandy/Terri/Howard around. Terri and Finn's idea to just type in "funk" and assuming that'd lead to a funk song was a great little gag too, especially with what it resulted in.