Glee.

One: Love, Love, Love.

With Rachel, she was standing outside a building, staring up at the Funny Girl sign...

She smiled, walking into the building.

She was standing in front of some guy, running lines, while another guy watched.

"Thank you, Rachel. That was lovely."

"That's it?" She asked.

"All we needed to see."

"It was a pleasure reading with you. And I loved you as Lancelot. I saw the survival of Camelot three times." She says, walking away.

She walked into a room, grabbing her things and sitting down on the coach.

"You're a Tony winner. What'd you think?" Asked Rupert.

"Oh, she's charming, and she certainly looks right for the part. I just fear she's too young. Too green."

"That is my concern as well. Lack of experience. She'd be a discovery, but it's a risk." Rupert says.

"I mean, that part, it's a mountain. At her age, I could've never pulled it off."

In the choir room, the Glee Clubbers sat down, seeing Will writing Beatles on the board...

Sam and Ashleigh jumped up, celebrating together.

"I don't think we've ever spent two weeks on an assignment, Mr. Schue." Tina said.

"The Beatles are so epic that we need to give them two weeks." Ashleigh tells her.

"This week's all about the early years of the Beatles, when all they had was a belief in each other... belief that together they could do anything." Will said.

"Ugh, this school year seems like it's never-ending. Now we're wasting two weeks on a band from the 1940s? Seriously, can anyone relate to the Beatles?" Asked Kitty.

"Pretty much the entire world, Kitty-Cat." Ashleigh tells her.

"Yeah, I definitely can still relate." Ryder says.

"Why? Were the Beatles dyslexic and catfished by transsexuals?" Kitty asked, looking back at Ryder.

"Why do you have to be a bitch? Seriously, Kitty-Cat, you wonder why everybody hates you. When George was just a kid, he was picked on simply because his dad was a bus driver." Ashleigh said.

"John's dad wasn't even around. He walked out of his life when he was 5." Jake says.

Ashleigh and Ryder pointed their fingers at Jake.

"I don't really know the Beatles." Unique said.

"Seriously, we can't be friends anymore." Ashleigh tells her.

"I'm a little more on the black side, Ashboo." Unique said.

"They also formed a band that completely changed history and the world." Said Ashleigh.

"You're gonna have to really challenge yourself this week. Bring your A+ games. Perform these classic songs in new and exciting ways. If we can push ourselves to a new level like the Beatles did constantly, we can win back-to-back national championships and form a New Directions dynasty." Will says.

They all cheered, clapping their hands, other than Kitty. The bell rang, and they all stood up, walking out of the choir room.

Artie stayed behind, wanting to speak to Kitty.