
Brody has the hots for Rachel and he’s not afraid to show it! Do YOU think she reciprocates his feelings?
On the September 20 episode of Glee, Britney Spears gets a tribute (again), Brody (Dean Geyer) brings out Rachel’s (Lea Michele) sexy side, and Puck (Mark Salling) returns!
“Britney 2.0″ was arguably the best hour of Glee EVER in the history of the series — easily besting its Britney tribute predecessor. I honestly don’t even know where to start, but I will say that Sam (Chord Overstreet) is looking damn fine this season. (Hellllo.)
It all starts when Brittany S. Pierce (Heather Morris) gets kicked off the Cheerios for being a bad role model, leading her into a downward spiral (a la Britney circa 2007) of epic proportions. (Let’s just say a buzzer and an umbrella are involed.)
In New York, Cassandra July (Kate Hudson) tells Rachel that she’s not sexy enough to tango.
Back in Lima, Mr. Schu (Matt Morrison) thinks that Brittany has lost her identity and needs inspiration from the one and only Queen of Pop — Ms. Britney Spears.
Blaine (Darren Criss) and Artie (Kevin McHale) perform a mashup of Britney’s “Boys” and Justin Bieber’s “Boyfriend.” (I must say — anything Blaine does is sexy. This performance does not disappoint.)
Unique (Alex Newell) warns Marley (Melissa Benoist) that Jake (Jacob Artist) is a womanizer — leading them into one of Brit-Brit’s biggest hits!
Unfortunately, none of these songs are motivating Brittany and she falls off the deep end and becomes a train wreck! First, she tries to shave off her hair. Then, she beats up a paparazzo kid with an umbrella. The glee kids rally around Brittany and give her an intervention. They propose she be the lead performer at the pep rally to which Brittany suggests they lip synch.
Rachel asks her mega-hot friend Brody to help her showcase her sexy side! (How does she accomplish this, you may ask? Cue Britney’s “Oops I Did It Again” and you have your answer! ) Brody wears a black beater (thank you, Ryan Murphy!) and the choreography is amazing!
Cassandra isn’t feeling the performance, so Rachel goes on a tirade defending herself and claiming that Ms. July is just jealous because she’s a washed up Broadway star while her and the rest of the NYADA class are the future. Rachel gets kicked out of class.
Rachel later apologizes, and after a lecture, Cassandra grants her a second chance with a warning and probation.
Back in Lima, Jake gets into a fight defending Marley and her mom, the lunch lady, after they have a “Crazy” moment on the bleachers. Mr. Schu drags him out of the cafeteria and into the choir room to meet his half-brother Puck (Mark Salling), who tries to talk some sense into him!
New Directions performs “Gimme More” and it’s reminiscent of Britney’s 2007 MTV VMA performance — missing fingernails and all. The audience calls them out for lip synching and Mr. Schu gets irate, claiming the students could have potentially forfeited themselves as eligible contestants in future competitions.
Brittany comes back to her senses and writes Sue a letter, requesting to be reinstated as captain of the Cheerios. Sue agrees as long as Heather graduates this year.
Most likely turned on by Rachel’s hot performance, Brody takes a 45 minute train ride to Rachel and Kurt’s (Chris Colfer) new apartment to deliver flowers! Brody confesses his feelings for Rachel and goes in for a kiss! Unfortunately, Rachel stops him (WHY?) as she still loves Finn (Cory Monteith). (Rachel, you may be in love with Finn, but Brody is one hot piece of man candy that only comes around once in a lifetime!)
Jake decides to join New Directions thanks to Marley, Mr. Schu and Puck. And he’s now dating Kitty. (Ew.)
Marley closes the show with a beautiful rendition of “Everytime.” (I’ll forever imagine Britney singing this apology tune to Justin Timberlake. Am I alone?)
What do YOU think, HollywoodLifers? Was this the best episode EVER? Are you rooting for Rachel and Brody or Rachel and Finn? Should there a Britney 3.0? Tell us how you feel below!
— Christopher Rogers
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ny baby
Posted at 7:47 AM on September 21, 2012
IMO
Posted at 6:38 AM on September 21, 2012
Michelle
Posted at 1:12 AM on September 21, 2012
jer
Posted at 12:15 AM on September 21, 2012
I didn’t think this was close to being the best episode ever. I think Brittany is a one note character who isn’t nearly as funny as people seem to think she is. The new kids are dancing around each other exactly like season one Rachel and Quinn but with Puck substituted for Finn. Yawn.
Give me a sexy jazz tribute or a 50′s jukebox medley, it’s ridiculous that they’ve done two Britney tributes.
I think Rachel should spend a year being single and not invested in romantic relationships but instead with friendships and her education.
robsten always
Posted at 11:43 PM on September 20, 2012

Julia
Posted at 4:18 AM on September 29, 2012
Rachel is a confused girl at NYADA. Brody is too much of a distraction. Getting a make over and following sexual greed is making her become weak. How can she succeed at NYADA and become this big star, when she is so occupied with growing up? I hope Rachel decides to hold off on her feelings and her dream becomes center of attention again. That is the Rachel we know and have learned to love for 3 seasons. She does not have to act sexy and behave promiscuous to show that she is maturing. It would only be natural if, after all of these growing pains, she grows into a strong, determined and independent woman! Rachel needs to be single for now, to let her figure out who she really is…..