Emma had a crush on Will, but Will was married; then Will had a crush on Emma, so he got a divorce and kissed her, but now she's dating some dude named Carl. It's a total bummer.
Tina told Artie to take a hike and then she got the hits for Mike Chang, and now Artie's obsessed with getting her back.
So much drama!
And that's what you missed on GLEE!
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THE SECOND WEEK OF SCHOOL had come around and Nadia was dreading it already. Don't get her wrong, she loved Glee Club but when she saw Mr. Shue writing some guy named Christopher Cross on the board, she just knew that it was going to be another boring lesson followed by some boring group number later; preferably at the homecoming assembly. Nadia hoped that someone would put forth another idea so that the glee club didn't have to perform a song by...whoever the guy Mr. Shue was talking about.
Check this out, Nadia loved classic music as much as the next girl, but it wouldn't hurt to loosen up and perform or even learn about an artist that would relate to them as teenagers. I mean, come on, Nadia didn't want to learn about another old white guy who wrote music. What about the black people who wrote music? Like Babyface, Berry Gordy, Quincy Jones? Hell, Timberland and Pharrell Williams.
The Anthony girl was currently sitting in the back of the choir room next to Kurt, crossing her arms over her chest and letting out a sigh. "Here we go." She muttered unenthusiastically.
Mr. Shue finally turned around to face the group. "All right, who can tell me who Christopher Cross is?"
"He discovered America," Brittany answered and most of the club nodded.
"Close. He did write an iconic chart-topper, Sailing." Mr. Shue informed them.
Kurt leaned over to Nadia and then said, "I have a bad feeling about this lesson."
"Tell me about it," Nadia replied, her voice filled with stress.
"Never heard of him, don't want to hear about him," Tina said quickly enough just to be heard.
"Now some people think of the term easy listening as a bad thing. But I'm going to let this music speak for itself." Mr. Shue said, passing out sheet music. "You guys love Lady Gaga and The Rolling Stones and you guys are really good about putting it all out there. But really good music can also be controlled, and restrained. It doesn't have to attack an audience, it can let them come to you."
"How could you get caught between the moon and New York City?" Finn questioned. "They're like a hundred miles apart."
"Finnick, it's just a song," Nadia told him and he nodded.
