It’s Sue vs Will as the co-chairs attempt to gain control over the minority-filled Glee Club.

Listen along as a gleek and a first-time watcher revisit the seventh episode containing a titular throwdown.

Open up a box of pseudoephedrine and get ready for the most pro-drug episode of television...ever?

Listen along as a gleek and a first-time watcher revisit the sixth episode containing the (supposedly) first musical mashups.

Crack open a box of wine and marvel at the vocals of Kristin Chenoweth, the newest Glee Club member.

Listen along as a gleek and a first-time watcher revisit the fifth episode and it’s “BROADWAY” guest star.

No guest host, no guest stars, plenty of Single Ladies — in addition to Terry, the New Directions find out that somebody else has a bun in the oven and Rachel starts to find other, more German, interest outside of the Glee Club.

Listen along as a gleek and a first-time watcher revisit the fourth episode and its plethora of pregnant women.

Stanley Tucci, Freaky Friday’s Mr Burns, and Josh Groban — sadly these are not the Acafellas this episode pulls together; it’s much worse.

Listen along as a gleek and a first-time watcher revisit the third episode and its hodgepodge ensemble.

Was one love triangle not enough. In episode 2, we dive deeper into the ins and outs of McKinley High, and why the New Directions are truly in competition with Coach Sue’s Cheerios.

Listen along as a gleek and a first-time watcher revisit the second episode and first all-school assembly of Glee.

What do you get when a crazy-ass cheerleading coach, weird Spanish teacher and a pedophile star in a Fox drama? Glee.

Listen (and watch) along as a gleek and a first-time watcher revisit the pilot of Ryan Murphy’s drama.

Dalton and Zac welcome you to a sneak preview of their Glee rewatch podcast: And That's What You Missed On Glee or #ATWYMOG