Eliza and Olive recap and review episode seventeen of season two; A Night of Neglect! The Glee club throws a benefit concert that benefits almost no one, and Sandy Ryerson is back to make everyone uncomfortable. Almost none of the artists covered this episode are actually neglected in pop culture, but Mercedes Jones sure is! Can we give a moment of silence for all her plotlines and friendships that will be completely ignored for the next 4 seasons?

7:53 - mentions of “predatory gay” stereotypes

14:10 - slut shaming

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Eliza and Olive recap and review episode sixteen of season two; Original Song! If your hosts sound a little excitable this episode, that's because they are! With two brand new songs to grace Gleek's ears and the epic get-together of Klaine that we've been waiting for, how could anyone find fault? Oh wait, there's the whole Trouty Mouth thing...

26:50 - discussion of fatphobic song

33:21 - mentions of microaggressions

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Eliza and Olive recap and review episode fifteen of season two; Sexy! As we all wonder when Holly apparently got a degree in marriage counseling, the New Directions struggle with teen sexuality for the ump-teenth time. And it's just as uncomfortable as always! Are you even surprised?

Episode contains heavy discussion about sex, especially involving underage characters. Please proceed with caution.

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Eliza and Olive recap and review episode fourteen of season two; Blame It On the Alcohol! The New Directions throw caution to the wind in yet another school assembly... We are once again reminded that biphobia was rampant and unforgiving circa 2011, and even we can't defend Kurt Hummel this episode. At least Rachel Berry is slightly less annoying with letting loose (and not singing about hair accessories), right?

Episode contains heavy discussion about underage drinking, alcoholism, addiction, and biphobia throughout. Please proceed with caution.

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Eliza and Olive recap and review episode thirteen of season two; Comeback! Sue is trying to destroy the Glee club again, but once you see Puck in that awful Bieber wig, you might just side with her on this one. Even though we're still unclear about whatever the Glee club is "coming back" from, we still get some blasts from the past this week, in the form of a Justin Bieber tribute! What's that? You can hear Eliza screaming in frustration from miles away? Yeah, that checks out.

Episode contains discussion of suicide/attempted suicide within the first 5-10 minutes

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Eliza and Olive recap and review episode twelve of season two; Silly Love Songs! The love songs aren't the only silly things about this episode, there's also plenty of mononucleosis to go around! If you're already tired of the students of McKinley High tempestuous love lives, might we interest you in the Warblers performing the most embarrassing thing ever put on film (the Gap Attack scene)? Surely the music will be enough to distract you from screaming at the television. Oh, and to answer the title question? It's in this episode, baby.

Episode contains discussion of fetishizing plus sized women throughout.

22:48-23:48 - discussion of the song “Fat Bottomed Girls” (fetishizing, sexual assault mentions)

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Eliza and Olive recap and review episode eleven of season two; The Sue Sylvester Shuffle! As we commemorate the most-watched episode of Glee, Eliza pretends she actually likes this show and Olive continues to struggle with sports-related terms. There is the risk of at least one Glee clubber dying this episode, but that's okay, because the script has enough zombie references, you might be duped into thinking this is a Halloween episode!

Episode contains discussion of bullying throughout

8:10 - 10:15 - discussion of child star sexualization

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Eliza and Olive recap and review episode ten of season two; A Very Glee Christmas! Tis the season for Eliza to lose her mind over Sue the Grinch, while Olive tries to argue that 99% of every Glee episode is in a liminal space between camp and cringe. And if you weren't sick of Rachel and Finn's relationship drama already, don't worry - now they've got Christmas carols to go along with it! Thanks for celebrating Christmas in July with us this week!

Episode contains discussion of ableism throughout

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Eliza and Olive recap and review episode nine of season two; Special Education! With a episode title that makes virtually no sense, Eliza spends her time this episode threatening vague amounts of bodily harm to the most annoying of the glee club. On the bright side, it's finally Sectionals, and we see both the Warblers and the New Directions tear up their performances, while also putting Rachel Berry in her place! What could be better?

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Eliza and Olive recap and review episode eight of season two; Furt! Olive's dad gets roasted for his taste in Glee covers as the show lifts our spirits with the greatest wedding ever put on camera (that is, until we get to season 6). Plus, Eliza reveals that she would even attend the wedding of someone she hates just for the sake of it. Carol Burnett guest stars in a criminal underuse of her comedic talents, but hey, at least we got to see Sue in a track suit/wedding gown combo!

Episode contains discussion of homophobia and bullying throughout.

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