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Glee delivers some powerful stories, pushing a pretty great Regionals performance to subplot status.

Glee is a bit of fluff, taking matters of the heart lightly, and going for popular, rather than substantial, music.

Glee's "The First Time" is overall pretty great, but on closer examination, has a lot of little problems.

Glee: The Complete Second Season is a blu-ray release that looks great, and has a ton of extras.

Glee's "Theatricality" has a few mistakes, but is emotionally powerful, and excellent overall.

Mattress is a bizarre, atypical episode of Glee with a strangely sad tone.

"Mash-Up" has no singing mash-ups, but, given the story, is likely meant in the metaphorical sense.

Glee's pilot plants some seeds, though it has a few weak spots.

Glee delivers one of its best with "Rumours", using Fleetwood Mac to tug heart string after heart string.

Glee examines individuality with "Born This Way", once more preaching acceptance of others and self.