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Glee delivers one of the best sequences in the show's history in a series finale-style story, but plot holes still threaten to pull it down.

FOX's Glee celebrates 100 episodes by bringing everyone back for the first half of a story that is doomed to fall short, no matter which way it goes.

There's definitely more bark than bite in director Luc Besson's latest effort.

After all, as Finn said, now memorialized in a plaque in the choir room, "The show must go on... all over the place... or something."

I don't care for "I Do," Glee's mess of a wedding episode that barely focuses on the wedding.

"Naked" starts out terrible, but Glee recovers as the hour unfolds.

Holidays and homecoming dominate Glee Thanksgiving, until it's time for Sectionals.

Glee returns as a different kind of show, with an expanding world and new characters.

Season three may be a bit uneven for Glee, but features big events and shifting stories.

Glee ends a bit uneven, but with lots of well-earned tears, and a couple hints at the future.