glee review-(glee season 2 episode 4)

This episode is about a duet task given by Will. They start to decide their partner. In order to get the partner,they try so hard such as by seducing. Lots of things have been shown in this episode including the way they create the duet to be more interesting and how they cooperate each other to make the duet success. 

Rachel and Finn duet together "Don't Go Breaking My Heart". Finn convinces Rachel that they will win the competition. While Rachel is lack of confident to win the competition. Besides that, Britanny offers to be Artie's girlfriend in a bid to pair up with him on the duet project. At the same time, Tina and Mike Chang's increasing argument both their duet and their relationship. Sam is agreed to duet with Kurt,but Finn tries to convince him that doing so will doom his potential popularity.

 Kurt approaches Sam in the locker room shower, surprising him by releasing Sam from their pairing.  Kurt announces that he'll be duetting with himself, because when you're special and different, sometimes you have to learn to go it alone. He sings "Le Jazz Hot" from Victor/Victoria in male/female duality. Sam proposes a duet with Quinn over a seductive guitar lesson that leads to a near kiss, but Quinn gets scared. Committed to regaining her popularity, she is worried about repeating her past mistakes by giving in to her 

needy feelings, so she refuses to duet with Sam.

Tina and Mike Chang team for an animated rendition of "Sing!" from A Chorus Line, using his seemingly awkward singing and dance skills to great advantage. Rachel tries to talk Quinn into partnering with Sam, but Quinn suspects an agenda; Finn works on Sam, and soon Quinn and Sam are a team. Artie and Brittany struggle with crafting their duet, as Artie realizes that he's not over Tina, but Brittany offers to help by seducing him.

Rachel and Finn unveil their designed-to-tank duet, performing Billy Preston and Syreeta's "With You I'm Born Again" in costume as a nun and a priest. They feign shock when Will and the glee club find it inappropriate. Sam and Quinn's chemistry ignites on Jason Mraz's "Lucky." Artie breaks up with Brittany after a scheming Santana poisons him against her. 

Will announces that Sam and Quinn are the winners of the competition(by only two votes; Rachel and Finn's). Over dinner at Breadsticks, Quinn tries to keep her barriers up, but Sam wins her over when he admits that he bleached his hair to reinvent himself at McKinley. She takes away the winning coupon and 

tells Sam, he is paying the dinner because it is now their first date.

As the conclusion, I like this episode because it contains lots of humor sense. Besides that, it shows that we need to work hard and practice on the task given in order to win the competition.