10/15/2009

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Sue tries to sabotage Glee club through segregation, Rachel protects Quinn out of love for Finn, Terri fakes an ultrasound which leaves Will ecstatic for his new baby girl

Natalie Gregory

Wednesday marked episode seven of the increasingly awesome show, "Glee" (FOX 9/8c). Sue Sylvester (Jane Lynch, she already deserves an Emmy) makes her move as Glee club co-director and does everything possible to sabotage the solidarity of the club (and hopefully, Will Schuester and Glee club itself) by separating the group for sectionals. Sue decides to take the minority kids and starts a faux-crusade, explaining how underappreciated they are. She even starts speaking out about their rights, only later to include a girl of Dutch descent in her group (thereby leaving Will's group to three people).  
  
Will is not without defenses. He flunks almost all of Sue's Cheerios so they can't cheer, much to her angry dismay. It's war.  
  
Meanwhile, Rachel gives her underwear to a nerd who threatens to spill the beans about Quinn's pregnancy. Rachel is really protecting Finn, whom she has feelings for, and Quinn starts taking notice.  
  
Back at home, Will insists on accompanying Terri to her next doctor's appointment. Terri must therefore somehow conjure up a fake ultrasound and DVD and somehow, she succeeds (her sister threatens Dr. Woo into going along with it).  
  
In the end, Sue and Will amazingly come to an agreement about Glee club, but (SPOILER ALERT!) not before Sue finds out about Quinn's pregnancy, and announces it to the school.