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Jan 9, 2015 · Homecoming: Directed by Bradley Buecker. With Chris Colfer, Darren Criss, Dot-Marie Jones, Jane Lynch. Quinn, Puck, Brittany, Santana, Artie, Mercedes, and Tina are back in Lima to help the Glee Club.
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- Comedy, Drama, Music
- Bradley Buecker
- 2015-01-09
- Overview
- Plot
- Songs
- Cast
- Trivia
- Cultural references
- Errors
Homecoming is the second episode of Glee's sixth season and the one hundred and tenth episode overall. It aired on January 9, 2015 as part of the season's two hour premiere. Filming on this episode presumably began on September 9th, 2014. Source
This episode was written by Ryan Murphy and directed by Bradley Buecker.
At Dalton, Blaine’s voiceover starts off with him saying how some things stay the same. He was very affected after his break-up with Kurt, as was his connection to music. But after being appointed coach of the Warblers, his abilities came back. He experimented with his hair, to not apply gel, and not wearing bow ties, being unrecognisable by the Warblers and Sam. He decided to not change and be back at Dalton, where nothing changed. He sees a girl in the Dalton choir room in the uniform and is surprised as Dalton is an all-boys school. She introduces herself as Jane and explains that she’s new to Dalton, being there having won favour to go to Dalton, following her dad and her uncle’s footsteps. Blaine says he’s shocked, quickly rephrasing to say it's amazing. Jane, seeing Blaine’s attitude towards her, says that she wants to be a Warbler. Blaine is even more astonished at this.
At McKinley, Sue talks to the her students through the intercom, explaining that Homecoming is arriving, insulting past alumni, and announcing that the Homecoming dance is cancelled citing Sharia law as the reason. As Sue says this, Rachel walks down the hallway, announcing that glee club is back. Looking at the sign-up sheet, she sees a few people who have signed up with fake names. She turns around just as Becky comes by calling her a “Lima Loser”. Becky slushies Rachel in the face.
Later that night, at Will's apartment, Rachel relates the slushy episode to Sam and Kurt in the living room, as Will walks in saying dinner is ready. They take their seats, Will asking if Kurt and Rachel are co-directing, to have both answering differently. The door bell rings, Rachel saying Blaine must be here. Kurt, looking uncomfortable, sees Blaine come in. Will starts off the meeting, by saying they must have rules as they’re competing each other in sectionals. They state that they don’t spy, don’t poach each other’s members and must be supportive of each other. After agreeing on all the terms, Blaine restates what happened that day with Jane, saying he doesn’t want to break tradition, to which they all say she should at least have an audition, which Blaine ponders.
The following day, in the Dalton Academy Warblers choir room, the Warbler’s go against Blaine about Jane auditioning. Blaine says no decision has been made, but that he is only presenting the issue to them. One Warbler states that there will be sexual tension, but Blaine states his presumption that most of them are gay, to which the Warbler takes offence, and another Warbler argues that they all have girlfriends. Blaine questions this, seeing as they act a bit feminine, to which all the Warblers respond disbelief. Blaine continues, saying she should at least have an audition, for equality, to which the Warblers reluctantly agree.
In the choir room, Kurt and Rachel argue about how they have no members in the glee club, and their differences in sorting sheet music. Kurt tells Rachel to be proactive, as McKinley has changed to learn that the arts don’t exist anymore. Kurt walks out, going to the auditorium. After he leaves, Rachel hears a voice, echoing from somewhere. Presuming that it's coming from the boys locker room, she goes there, but doesn’t find the person there. She meets up with Sam, thinking he hears the voice too. After failing to find the voice, she walks away from Sam, who thinks Rachel is going insane.
The following day, in the auditorium, Kurt apologises as Rachel walks in. She admits that she needed the advice and talked to a few people. He asks who. A voice answers from the stage, where it is revealed that Brittany, Mercedes and Santana have been sitting there. Kurt and Rachel walk up to them, as Artie, Sam, Quinn and Puck walk on. They all hug. Tina walks in late, upset they didn’t wait for her. They all applaud for Tina to join them, to which she does. Sam asks Mercedes if she’s still a virgin. She avoids the question, annoyed at him.
Unreleased Songs
•Viva Voce by The Rocketboys sung by Roderick Meeks.
Starring
•Chris Colfer as Kurt Hummel •Darren Criss as Blaine Anderson •Dot-Marie Jones as Shannon Beiste (Absent) •Jane Lynch as Sue Sylvester •Kevin McHale as Artie Abrams •Lea Michele as Rachel Berry •Matthew Morrison as Will Schuester •Chord Overstreet as Sam Evans •Amber Riley as Mercedes Jones
Guest Stars
•Dianna Agron as Quinn Fabray •Heather Morris as Brittany Pierce •Naya Rivera as Santana Lopez •Mark Salling as Noah Puckerman •Becca Tobin as Kitty Wilde •Jenna Ushkowitz as Tina Cohen-Chang •Max Adler as Dave Karofsky •Lauren Potter as Becky Jackson •Samantha Marie Ware as Jane Hayward •Marshall Williams as Spencer Porter •Noah Guthrie as Roderick Meeks •Billy Lewis Jr. as Mason McCarthy •Laura Dreyfuss as Madison McCarthy •Connor McCabe as Gabriel
Co-Stars
•Madeline Bertani as Martha •Bobo Chang as Terrified Dalton student •Jacy King as Janet •Myko Olivier as Skylar •Mason Trueblood as Super Gay Warbler •Austin Brue as Other Really Gay Warbler •Alex Mentzel as Warbler #1 •JP Dubée as Warbler #2 •Jordan Ward as Warbler #3 •Parker Harris as Warbler #4 •Max Wilcox as Warbler #5 •Nick Fink as Warbler #6 •Rilan Roppolo as Warbler #7
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episode's title card changes to pay homage to the cartoon drawing of the original music video of Take On Me.
•The transition between several scenes features the same drawing, as opposed to simply cutting to the following scenes as in previous episodes.
•This is also the final time in the entire series the title card changes.
•Harry Shum Jr. is the only alive cast member of the 2012 alumni group who is absent this episode.
•This episode marks Becca Tobin's first appearance since the show's move to New York after New Directions.
•Sue mentions the White Walkers of Game of Thrones.
•As she journals, Sue calls the Glee Club her white whale, a reference to Moby Dick.
•When Blaine, Kurt, Rachel, Sam and Mr. Schue have dinner at Mr. Schue's house, Blaine can be seen having no food on his plate, then there is food on his plate, then no food in the next shot.
•When Mason and Madison first enter The Choir Room, they are first seen without binders, then with binders, and then without binders in the next shot.
•Puck is nowhere to be seen during the last scene in The Choir Room for the first official Glee Club meeting before the performance of Home, in which he is present.
•Quinn is nowhere to be found during the performance of Home, at the bonfire, but she can still be heard singing.
•Tina can be heard singing backup with the alumni during the performance of Take On Me, however she is missing in action until the end of the song.
•Kitty is angry at Artie for breaking up with her, but in the episode Love, Love, Love she says, "We're probably just as doomed as every other sad, broken, backwards relationship that's ever started in this Jesus- and love-forsaken choir room." Stating she knew they'd break-up.
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Glee. ) " Homecoming " is the second episode of the sixth season of the American musical television series Glee, and the 110th overall. The episode was written by series co-creator Ryan Murphy, directed by executive producer Bradley Buecker, and first aired on January 9, 2015 on Fox in the United States along with the previous episode, "Loser ...
- Bradley Buecker
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- January 9, 2015
- Ryan Murphy
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"Homecoming" is the second episode of the sixth season of the American musical television series Glee, and the 110th overall. The episode was written by series co-creator Ryan Murphy, directed by executive producer Bradley Buecker, and first aired on January 9, 2015 on Fox in the United States along with the previous episode, "Loser Like Me ...
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