Lucky Charms on "Glee"!

Everyone can remember their childhood fantasy of enjoying a box of marshmallow-only Lucky Charms cereal. In last night’s episode of “Glee,” this magically delicious dream came true for everyone’s favorite McKinley High cheerleader Brittany Pierce.

Brittany was convinced that new cast member, Irish foreign exchange student Rory, was a leprechaun. In an effort to get into her “pot o gold” he went along with the idea and granted her three wishes, one of which was having a box of her favorite cereal Lucky Charms with only marshmallows. Through his cousin Lucky the Leprechaun (i.e. him sifting through the cereal) he was able to make her wish come true.

You may not know this, but the icons/marshmallows of the magical cereal have character traits much like those of the “Glee” icons/characters. Which marshmallow are you?
Yellow and orange hourglass (power to control time) – The biggest control freak of them all, Emma Pillsbury guides McKinley High’s bright young minds

Pink hearts (power to bring things to life) – Rachel Berry always goes after what she wants…no matter what

Yellow and white shooting stars (power to fly) – Will Schuester’s ability to push his students further than they think they can go gives them the power to soar to new heights

Purple horseshoes (power to speed things up) – Quick on his feet both on the field and at Glee Club, Finn Hudson leads like a true team captain

Green clovers (luck) – Brittany Pierce always gets “lucky” and things end up working out in her favor

Blue moons (power of invisibility) – Sue Sylvester’s aggressive ways can make anyone feel invisible, but also can save the day

Multi-colored rainbows (instantaneous travel from place to place) – Noah 'Puck' Puckerman crosses lines by “traveling” between being a jock, bully and Glee Club member

Red balloons (power to make things float) – Talented Mike Chang’s dance skills makes it seem like he’s floating on air

Thanks to Nicole for sharing!