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New Heather and Naya's Stills from 3x17 "Dance With Somebody"!

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THR was among those to get a first look at Tuesday's seven-song "Dance With Somebody" episode and has a look at what to expect. Learning to Let Go

With only a handful of episodes remaining in its third season, Glee's graduating seniors begin to bid farewell to McKinley High this week with "Dance With Somebody," a tribute to Whitney Houston.

The Hollywood Reporter was among those who got a first look at the episode, which features seven songs from the late singer's catalog. Here are five teasers from Tuesday's jam-packed episode.
1. Emma's (Jayma Mays) pamphlets return and prompt Will (Matthew Morrison) to come up with the week's Whitney tribute and its underlying theme: learning to let go. Turns out the New Directions gang aren't the only ones struggling with the end of an era as Will wants to move up the wedding from Christmas to May, which may or may not go over well.

2. It's a big episode for Chris Colfer's Kurt (a senior) and Darren Criss' Blaine (a junior), who finally address the elephant in the room thanks to Mr. Shue's Whitney assignment. How they get there, however, will definitely ruffle the feathers of Klaine 'shippers.
3. After sitting out during "Saturday Night Glee-ver," Quinn (Dianna Agron) is back and there's movement with her budding romance with a certain someone, who turns to a blast from her past for advice with how to navigate his conflicted feelings for the former Cheerio. Here's a hint.

4. There's a reference to lesbian bed death but it isn't about the couple you'd expect and another twosome will turn to Emma for couples' counseling.
5. All of the songs in the episode land an emotional punch of some sort, be they over-the-top rousing covers like "Dance," or Kurt's "I Have Nothing," which he's inspired to sing after a teary heart-to-heart with someone near and very dear to him.
What are you most curious about? Which Whitney song are you most interested in hearing? Hit the comments with your thoughts. Glee airs Tuesdays at 8 p.m. on Fox. Check out a new promo below with the cast teasing the episode.

source: Hollywood Reporter

Five Things to Know about Glee’s Whitney Houston Tribute!

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Oh, snap. They really are graduating!

This week's Glee—which just so happens to be a truly touching Whitney Houston tribute, drives home the point that we fans have been trying to deny: The show as we know it is about to change. Forever. (Ever...Ever...Ever...And if we had a loud speaker with an echo-y sound effect that would have sounded much cooler.)

I just screened tomorrow night's Whitney episode of Glee, and can tell you it is not to be missed. Here are five things you can expect:

1. You'll Get So Emotional, Baby: As Quinn, Rachel, Santana, Finn, Kurt, et al. prepare to say goodbye to McKinley High, they use the songs of Whitney to express the difficulties they are having in letting go. This leads to a really fantastic Santana and Rachel scene, an Emmy-worthy Kurt-Burt scene, and a surprising twist on who's having the hardest time saying goodbye.

2. Stellar Performances: Along with that "chilling" rendition of Whitney's "How Do I Know?," Chris Colfer gives what is arguably his best performance yet with "I Have Nothing." A perfect song for him. Also perfect? Cory Monteith's dance-centric rendition of "I Want to Dance With Somebody." What's that? You think that sounds properly terrible? Well, good thing we are kidding and it's actually Heather Morris. Zinger! And it's just as much fun as you'd hope it to be.

3. Lots and Lots of Wemma Wedding Talk: Wemma fans, rejoice!

4. A Core Couple "On the Rocks": A certain fanbase is going to be put through the emotional wringer with this episode. It's not right, and it may or may not be OK, people!

5. An Inkling of What's to Come Next Season: When someone starts talking about a certain event in November that just might bring the whole Glee gang back together again (seniors too!), my mind can't help but snap immediately to the presumption the producers have a November sweeps reunion up their sleeves. That said, because they are floating that out there now, that probably won't be it at all. And so we'll keep guessing how season four will all shake down.

In the meantime, make sure you tune into Fox on Tuesday for Glee's Whitney Houston tribute. It's just the right mix of Glee goodness and a well-crafted tribute that is tastefully done.

source: E! Online

Glee Tears! The Goodbyes Begin with the Help of Whitney Houston!

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Keep the Kleenex nearby, gleeks. Tuesday's new episode of Glee is the start of the long goodbye for McKinley's seniors.

With just weeks until graduation, everyone's got the future on their minds. Rachel (Lea Michele) and Finn (Cory Monteith) may have decided to make New York their next step, but there's a lot more uncertainty for the rest of the gang. Take Kurt (Chris Colfer) and Blaine (Darren Criss), who have yet to discuss the idea of a long-distance relationship, and Quinn (Dianna Agron), whose paralysis may or may not be permanent. Some of the adults aren't exactly prepared to let go either.

TVGuide.com got an early first look at the moving hour — and we're not kidding about the tissue. Here's what you need to brace yourself for (maybe even watch with a good friend):

The sweetest throwback to Glee's very first episode. So as not to completely ruin the surprise, we'll just say this: Remember that warm and fuzzy feeling you felt when you first watched Finn, Rachel, Kurt, Artie and Mercedes sing "Don't Stop Believin'" in the auditorium, and then Mr. Schuester walked in and got all teary-eyed and choked up because he had nearly decided to ditch these kids for a more lucrative career in accounting? (Grrr, Terri!) Yessir, Mr. Schue and New Directions are a tight bunch. Graduation is not gonna be easy for anyone.

Unexpected romance for... two pairs! One you might root for, the other... not so much.

"It's Not Right, But It's Okay." Pay special attention to the lyrics. Somebody's angry! Couple's counseling needed?

Boyfriends, girlfriends...um, what about moms and dads? Who will break up? Who will stay together? Can we take a moment from the relationship drama to instead to consider mom and dad? How about a little TLC for the parents of the seniors? Kurt and Blaine haven't discussed the potential heartache of Kurt leaving for New York, and it looks like Kurt and Burt haven't either. Serious tissue alert: Dad's going to to want to open up before it's too late.

Brittany and Santana's first duet as a couple. Brittany isn't featured on the cover of Glee's graduation soundtrack, which means she's not a senior or, as the executive producers have previously teased, she's pulling straight Fs. If she and Santana are about to part (is Santana really headed to Kentucky?), no one's blinking just yet — which is great, because instead we get a supremely cool dance from the two Cheerios (backed by the entire squad) to "I Wanna Dance with Somebody." No tears. All awesome. Yay, Brittana!

Former enemies bond. If you watched the preview, you can guess who'll wind up in a hug. Also featured: one bromantic toast to the last four years.

source: TVGuide.com

Artie, Mercedes, Blaine & Kurt - My Love Is Your Love	Brittany & Santana - I Wanna Dance With Somebody
Santana & Rachel - So Emotional	Joe & Quinn - Saving All My Love For You
Kurt - I Have Nothing	Blaine - It's Not Right But It's Okay