Ep 15. Sexy
- TVPG
- March 8, 2011
- 44 min
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8.1 (1,447)
In Glee season 2 episode 15, titled "Sexy", the members of New Directions start to explore their own sexualities. Will Schuester, the club's director, assigns the group with the task of finding songs that make them feel sexy. This prompts some of the students to reveal their desires and explore romantic relationships.
Meanwhile, Sue Sylvester starts to plan a new Cheerios routine that involves revealing costumes and sensual dance moves, which causes controversy amongst the school staff and parents. Emma Pillsbury, the school counselor, also struggles with her own sexual desires and seeks the advice of Will.
The episode sees the characters dealing with mature themes, including sex and sexual identity. Rachel Berry, for example, confronts her own insecurities and attempts to break out of her shell by wearing provocative clothing and flirting with boys. Kurt Hummel also starts to come to terms with his homosexuality and begins to explore a new relationship.
The musical performances throughout "Sexy" are some of the show's most memorable. Santana Lopez and Mercedes Jones team up for a powerful rendition of Donna Summer's "Enough is Enough (No More Tears)", while Blaine Anderson delivers a show-stopping version of Robin Thicke's "When I Get You Alone".
Ultimately, the episode serves as a reminder that high school is a time for self-discovery and exploration. The characters of Glee navigate the complex and sometimes tumultuous waters of adolescence with grace and humor, reminding viewers that it's okay to be vulnerable and to embrace their own desires.
"Sexy" is an episode that is both delightfully entertaining and emotionally resonant, capturing the heart and soul of the show. Viewers will find themselves laughing, crying, and tapping their feet along to the music, all while being reminded of the importance of acceptance and self-love.