First Look at Quinn!

Roll Call: Who's a senior? Who's a junior? Those questions were answered in the first two minutes, as Murphy & Co. promised. Jacob Ben Israel (Josh Sussman), armed with his camera crew, grilled the glee club members on their status. And guess what? Tina (Jenna Ushkowitz) is not the only junior in New Directions. We also meet Mercedes' (Amber Riley) boyfriend (LaMarcus Tinker) right away, and we get a one-line explanation for Sam's (Chord Overstreet) exit. But it looks like all the couples are in tip-top shape and love is truly in the air. Speaking of…

Klaine Is Adorable City, and We Want to Be the Mayor: Blaine (Darren Criss) and Kurt (Chris Colfer) are in full couple mode, and in the beginning of the episode they have a bummer convo about being at separate schools. Yes, Blaine stars out the episode still in his Warblers uniform. And later he busts out a Tom Jones hit wearing a tight (praise Jebus) black shirt and red pants. And that's all we're going to say about that. Speculate.

Wemma Fans, Commence Your Happy Dance: Yes, Will (Matthew Morrison) and Emma (Jayma Mays) are a full-blown couple. Living together, packing each other's lunches and being so cute we could just squeeze the stuffing out of them. We don't find out how the relationship came to this point in the episode, but maybe we will in the next couple weeks? Of course, as happy as they seem (and they do), we find out from Will that there is one thing missing. And according to his plans for himself and Emma, it's a big problem.

Best Couple Ever: Not Finchel: Before everyone threatens to set us on fire for saying that, we just mean that Kurt and Rachel (Lea Michele) are phenomenal together in this episode. Most of the focus is on their dream to go to New York, and while Finn and Rachel are clearly together, we get more Kurt-Rachel stuff, and we loved every second of it. After seeing another group of performers (starring a certain Glee Project contestant) kill a musical number, Kurt and Rachel retire to her car to cry about their dashed dreams. That scene was one of our favorites of the episode: It was funny and emotional, and it really gave Lea and Kurt something special to do together.

The Performances! Oh, the Performances: Seriously, the last number of the episode got us all choked up. It was a fun and upbeat number, but because we're slightly crazy and can find context in anything, we took it as Glee's way of saying: "We're back, and we've still got it."