Blaine Anderson
General Information
Gender:	Male
Hair Color:	Dark Brown
Eye Color:	Hazel
Height:	5'8"
Occupation(s):	New Directions Member Student
Aliases:	Blaine Warbler (Rachel, Kurt, Brittany) Ben (Kurt, Finn, Rachel) Billy Crystal, My Cutie, Honey, Boo, The Alpha Gay, My Brave Handsome Bushy Haired Boyfriend, The Man Without The Product, Borat (Kurt) Killer, Sex on a Stick, Gay Cyclops (Sebastian Smythe) Other Gay, Young Burt Reynolds (Sue) Buttboy, Ladyboy (David Karofsky) Wonder Twin, Pretty Pony, Gay Winklevii Twin (Santana) Modern Day Eggs Benedict (Puck) My Extra Special Guest (Sugar) Blainey, Squirt, Little Brother (Cooper) The New Kid With The Bad 'Fro, Mr. Broccolihead (Brittany)
Family & Friends
Family:	Unnamed father Cooper Anderson (brother)
Relationships:	Kurt Hummel (boyfriend; in love with; sexual) Sebastian Smythe (crusher) Jeremiah (ex-crush, ended, 2 coffee dates) Rachel Berry (kissed, one date, ended)
Friends:	The Warblers Kurt Hummel Rachel Berry Artie Abrams Brittany Pierce Mike Chang Noah Puckerman Tina Cohen-Chang Rory Flanagan Santana Lopez Sam Evans Finn Hudson Sugar Motta Joe Hart Quinn Fabray
Enemies:	David Karofsky Sebastian Smythe Chandler
Other Information
Interests:	Kurt Hummel, Singing, Acting, Boxing, Performing, Fashion, LGBT rights, Football, Fencing, Polo, Bowties, Capri Pants, Disco
Clique:	Glee Club
Education:	Dalton Academy (Formerly) William McKinley High School (Currently)
Talent:	Singing, Acting, Dancing, Piano, Polo, Harmonica, Boxing, Rapping
Vulnerabilities:	Bullies,Hair gel
Strengths:	Singing, Performing, Dancing
Weaknesses:	Romance, Rejection, Naivety, Openness, Insecurities
Awards:	Singing, Polo and Fencing, as seen in The First Time
Series Information
First appearance:	Never Been Kissed
Portrayer:	Darren Criss Andre Sarris (Young) Mark Salling (Tina's Dream)

Blaine Anderson is a character in Glee. He is currently a junior at William McKinley High School. He is the former lead member of the Dalton Academy Warblers (where he transferred to due to heavy bullying), who later transferred to William McKinley High School in season three to be with his boyfriend, Kurt Hummel. Blaine is openly gay, and currently in a loving relationship with Kurt Hummel.

Blaine is portrayed by Darren Criss.

Contents 1 Season Two 2 Season Three 3 Personality 4 Relationships 4.1 Rachel Berry 4.2 Kurt Hummel 4.3 Sebastian Smythe 4.4 Jeremiah 5 Friends 5.1 Kurt Hummel 5.2 Rachel Berry 5.3 Mercedes Jones 5.4 Finn Hudson 5.5 Mike Chang 5.6 Sam Evans 5.7 Noah Puckerman 5.8 Santana Lopez 5.9 Brittany Pierce 5.10 Rory Flanagan 5.11 Tina Cohen-Chang 5.12 Artie Abrams 5.13 Quinn Fabray 5.14 Sugar Motta 5.15 The Warblers 6 Character Background 7 Songs 7.1 Solos 7.2 Duets 7.3 Solos (In a Group Number) 7.4 Speaking Lines 8 Trivia 9 Comments

Season TwoEdit

In Never Been Kissed, Kurt arrives at Dalton Academy and asks Blaine why all of the students are in a rush. Blaine proceeds to explain that The Dalton Academy Warblers are putting on an impromptu performance in the senior commons. Taking Kurt's hand, Blaine leads him running through a shortcut to the commons where the Warblers perform Teenage Dream, and Blaine seems to sing in Kurt's direction. Kurt appears overwhelmed by the school and the Warblers' performance. And then they fall in love. Five-ever.

Kurt asks whether all the guys in the glee club are gay, and while Blaine confirms that he is, Kurt is informed that Dalton is "not a gay school;" it just has zero tolerance for bullying. Kurt breaks down crying and privately confides in Blaine about how isolated and difficult his school life has become due to Karofsky's escalating bullying. Blaine says that he understands where Kurt is coming from and explains how he himself was bullied at his old school. Rather than continue to deal with the abuse, he transferred to Dalton. He suggests that while Kurt could do what he did, confronting the bully would be a better course of action, since that is something Blaine regrets never doing himself. They must have swapped cell phone numbers as Blaine later urges Kurt to have "courage" via text. The text was received during the girls performance of Start Me Up/Livin' On a Prayer.

The next day, Kurt asks Blaine to help him confront Karofsky about his closeted homosexuality. Karofsky first attempts to deny what happened then becomes violently defensive, pushing Blaine into a fence. When Kurt defends Blaine by pushing Dave away, Dave runs. Blaine quips that he is obviously not ready to come out anytime soon. Still in a state of shock, Kurt explains to Blaine that before Karofsky, he had never been kissed—at least, not one that "counted". Trying to cheer Kurt up, Blaine offers to buy him lunch. Kurt now sees Blaine as someone to look up to and a possible romantic interest, hanging a picture of him up in his locker with the word "COURAGE" beneath.

In The Substitute, Kurt and Blaine have become close friends as Kurt tells his best friend Mercedes Jones that he can't hang out with her because of his plans with Blaine and offers her a rain check. After doing this for the second time, the three of them decide to have dinner together at Breadstix where it is revealed that Blaine likes Vogue (his favorite 2010 cover being Marion Cotillard - the same as Kurt's), cares about politics involving the gay community – such as Prop 8 and Don't Ask, Don't Tell – and says that he's a college football fan, especially of the Buckeyes. Kurt commends him, saying "way to break the stereotype" before giving him a high-five. Although he is obviously enjoying his talks with Kurt, Blaine tries to keep Mercedes included in their conversation. Blaine is later a key factor for Kurt transferring to Dalton.

In Special Education, Blaine, Kurt and the Warblers compete against the New Directions, singing Hey, Soul Sister at Sectionals. In the episode, Blaine tries to help Kurt acclimate to the customs of Dalton Academy and the seemingly aloof Warblers. When Kurt's ward, Pavarotti, appears to be falling ill, he asks for Blaine's help. Blaine's explanation for Pavarotti's molting can be seen as a metaphor for Kurt's struggles at Dalton Academy. "He's got food, water, he seems to like his cage. Just give it a little while. He'll be singing again in no time." He gives Kurt an encouraging pat on the knee and leaves him to tend to Pavarotti.

In A Very Glee Christmas, Blaine initiates a conversation with Kurt, saying that he is studying too much and convincing him to help rehearse a duet he is doing for an out-of-school performance- Baby, It's Cold Outside. Upon ending the song, they sit closely beside one another. Before leaving, Blaine asserts that his female partner will definitely not be as good as Kurt. When Blaine leaves the room, a visiting Mr. Schuester asks Kurt if he is "someone special". Kurt lets him know that Blaine is just a friend but admits that he is in love with him.

In The Sue Sylvester Shuffle, Blaine and the Warblers perform Bills, Bills, Bills for rehearsal. He and Kurt have coffee with Rachel and Mercedes, and the girls tell Kurt about the troubles going on at McKinley. Blaine reveals to the girls that the football team only needs four more members to compete in the game. He later attends the game with Kurt. Kurt says that Blaine loves football and he scarfs.

In Silly Love Songs, Blaine and Kurt argue over the meaning of Valentine's Day. Blaine claims it is his favorite holiday. He tells Kurt that he has a crush on "this guy" and asks if it would be too cheesy if he sang his feelings to his crush, before ordering and paying for both his and Kurt's coffee.

Blaine calls for an emergency Warbler council meeting and tells them that he's in love. He asks the Warblers to help him serenade the guy off campus, breaking a Warbler tradition that's been in place since 1927. He explains that his crush is a junior manager at the local mall's Gap and that the plan is called "The Warblers Gap Attack".

At the mall, Blaine attempts to serenade his crush, Jeremiah, with When I Get You Alone by Robin Thicke. Blaine and the Warblers do things like surround Jeremiah with mannequins and try on sunglasses. At one point in the performance, you can see Blaine trying on pink glasses, which is his portrayer's, Darren Criss, signature eye wear. After the performance, Blaine asks Kurt if it was "too much". Jeremiah then comes out, rebuffs Blaine, telling him that not only had he been outed by the performance, he'd been fired, and though they may have had coffee twice, Blaine being a minor would make any relationship between them illegal.

Kurt and Blaine return to the Lima Bean in their next scene where Blaine has become cynical towards Valentine's Day, lamenting over the fact that he'd made the relationship all up in his head. Kurt then explains to Blaine all of the unconscious flirting he thought they'd had and tells him he was sure the boy Blaine was going to ask was him. Blaine calls himself clueless and replies that he's never been anyone's boyfriend. He tells Kurt that he really cares about him and he doesn't want to screw "this" up. Kurt follows the explanation by comparing them to When Harry Met Sally, claiming the Meg Ryan role for himself, and Blaine asks "don't they get together in the end?" Kurt doesn't answer, then orders Blaine's coffee before claiming he has an idea for them for Valentine's Day. At the end of the episode, Kurt, Blaine and The Warblers perform Silly Love Songs for the crowd at Breadstix, including Kurt's friends from McKinley.

In Blame It on the Alcohol, Blaine and Kurt attend Rachel's basement party together. Blaine gets drunk, and ends up kissing Rachel during a game of spin the bottle. Afterwards, Blaine and Rachel sing Don't You Want Me on the "Stage". Blaine ends up being so drunk, he's unable to drive, so Kurt lets him sleep at his house. Burt walks in and finds Blaine, hungover, waking up in Kurt's bed. While getting coffee with Kurt, Rachel calls Blaine and asks him out, and he accepts. During a conversation with Kurt, he questions whether he is gay or bisexual. This makes Kurt angrily dismiss bisexuality, likely speaking from his past experience with dating Brittany. Blaine gets angry at Kurt for not understanding his confusion. He accuses Kurt of acting like Karofsky and storms out of the coffee shop. He then proceeds to go on the date with Rachel. Later, Kurt stops by Rachel's house and helps her clean up from the party, questioning her about how her date with Blaine went. She describes it as "lovely" but says that there was no kiss in the end, though she was expecting one. Kurt mocks the date for being too gay ("oh, that's not gay at all") as Rachel further divulges information that they were dressed as the main characters and mouthed all the dialogue. Rachel, still believing that Blaine is at least bisexual, bets Kurt that she can kiss him while he is sober and there would still be a spark.

At the end of the episode, Kurt brings Rachel to the Lima Bean and the two wait for Blaine to come back from Warbler's singing practice. When Blaine enters the shop, Rachel runs up to him and kisses him before he can finish greeting her. After the kiss, Blaine confirms that he is "100% gay" and thanks Rachel for clearing up his sexuality. Rachel does not take the news badly as she believes it would be perfect drama and inspiration for writing a song, thanking Kurt for the experience.

In Sexy, Sue Sylvester visits Kurt and Blaine while they are at the Lima Bean. In an effort to form an alliance, Sue tells them about how she saw "sexy" written on the whiteboard in the New Directions' room and tells them they need to "outsex" the New Directions to impress the judges at Regionals. Kurt dismisses this as classic Sue nonsense but Blaine immediately decides The Warblers need to be sexier. He invites the girls from their sister school, Crawford, to a performance of Animal to test their sex appeal. During the performance he notices how Kurt's "sexy face" is awkward. He tells him he'll need some lessons on how to look sexy before Regionals. After looking over Kurt's identical variety of "sexy looks", Kurt confesses that he doesn't know how to be sexy because he doesn't know or want to know anything about sex, saying that he's more of a "romance" guy and that all of those looks were his "uncomfortable" faces. Blaine offers to teach Kurt what he knows about sex but Kurt doesn't want to hear it and asks Blaine to leave.

Blaine then approaches Kurt's father at his auto shop and asks him to give Kurt "the talk", admitting he's overstepping the boundaries a little. Blaine confides to Burt that he does not have the same relationship with his father that Kurt has with Burt. He says that he worked on a car with his father because his father thought that "getting his hands dirty" might make him straight. Blaine also reveals that his father would never have "the talk" with him and he had to search for the information himself. Burt takes Blaine's advice and initiates a conversation with Kurt about sex, which he shies away from at first but it ends up being informative and beneficial for Kurt.

In Original Song, Blaine starts the episode singling lead in the song Misery. After this performance, Kurt explains to

him that sometimes he feels they aren't The Warblers but "Blaine & The Pips"; it is after this that Blaine realizes that The Warblers do rely on his vocals too much and that they will not beat New Directions or win Regionals that way. He proposes a change for the competition—to make the lead number a duet instead. He requests Kurt to be his duet partner upon hearing Kurt perform Blackbird by The Beatles as an ode to Pavarotti, who died suddenly. As he watches Kurt perform Blackbird, it becomes obvious that Blaine has had an epiphany about Kurt which causes him to smile.

Later, Blaine interrupts Kurt decorating Pavarotti's casket to rehearse their duet for Regionals. Blaine declares that his choice of song for their duet is Candles by Hey Monday. He tells Kurt that he was looking for a song that was more emotional than his usual standard. When Kurt asks him why he was chosen as his duet partner, Blaine takes a moment to reply but admits that he wants to be with Kurt, saying that he had been "looking for him forever," and found him through Kurt's rendition on Blackbird. He also said that Kurt "moves him". After a small hesitation, Blaine leans in and they share their first kiss. Blaine eventually backs away, smiling and remarks that they should practice. Impishly, Kurt replies "I thought we were". Both boys lunge towards each other for their second kiss.

Later on, at Regionals, Blaine and Kurt perform Candles as a duet and Raise Your Glass as a group, with Blaine as the lead. In the end, they do not win at Regionals. Afterwards when he and Kurt bury Pavarotti, Blaine says that they may not have won the competition but they got each other out of all this which is ultimately worth much more than a trophy. Blaine and Kurt hold hands as they walk away from Pavarotti's grave.

In A Night of Neglect, Kurt is seen showing Blaine around McKinley before the benefit concert. He comments that Kurt looks as though he misses McKinley. Karofsky then enters and starts insulting Kurt and Blaine, ridiculing their presence at the school. Blaine, feeling aggravated, shoves Karofsky and he shoves him back. Santana sees this happening and comes to break up the fight, threatening Karofsky with bodily harm if he doesn't leave the three of them alone. Later in the episode, Kurt and Blaine are seen watching the performances at the benefit concert and cheering for everyone.

In Born This Way, Kurt, Blaine, Santana, Mercedes and Tina discuss the possibility of Kurt transferring back to McKinley over coffee at the Lima Bean. Blaine says if it weren't for Karofsky, he'd be all for it and that he just wants Kurt to be safe. Santana cooks up a scheme to get Kurt back in the picture, thinking that winning back Kurt would garner her more votes for prom queen. Her scheme works and after some discussion, Kurt transfers back to McKinley on the proviso that Karofsky starts a PFLAG organization for their school.

With the New Directions on the lunchtime steps, Blaine and the Warblers suddenly appear. Blaine explains that they are there to say goodbye to Kurt because, while he might get to see Kurt after school and on weekends, the rest of the Warblers won't. They then serenade Kurt with the song Somewhere Only We Know. At the songs end, Kurt and Blaine hug, both with tears in their eyes. During the hug Kurt tells Blaine that he'll 'never say goodbye' to him. Afterwards, Blaine leaves, glancing back and smiling, knowing that his boyfriend will be happiest with his best friends.

In Rumours, when Sam is accused of hooking up with Kurt and Quinn because they were both seen with Sam outside of a motel room, Puck blames Sam for threatening to break up Quinn's relationship with Finn and Kurt's relationship with Blaine. Rachel also goes up to Kurt, begging him to stop hooking up with Sam, saying that while Sam is cute, he isn't worth losing Blaine over "Oh how I've missed your insanity". In the end, it is revealed that Sam is now homeless so Kurt and Quinn have been providing support to help him out—Quinn found out because she and Sam attend the same church; Kurt found out because Sam got a job delivering pizzas at night and happened to deliver one to Dalton Academy. While Blaine is not in the episode, it is shown that Kurt has the picture of him with the word "courage" underneath hung up in his locker again.

In Prom Queen, Kurt and Blaine are at Breadstix. There is a moment where Kurt asks for Blaine's hand across the table and proposes that they go to prom together. Blaine is reluctant at first and reveals to Kurt that when he asked the only other gay guy to a Sadie Hawkins dance at his old school, three guys "beat the living crap

out of us". Kurt tells Blaine that if it makes him feel uncomfortable at all, they do not have to go, and instead they can go see a movie. Blaine, touched, tells Kurt that he is crazy about him and confirms that they will go to prom together.

Later, at Kurt's house, Kurt shows Blaine, Finn and Burt the outfit he is planning on wearing to prom. Finn calls it "Gay Braveheart". Burt thinks that Kurt should not wear the kilt because he thinks it attracts unwanted attention and Blaine takes a conservative view by agreeing due to his past experience. Kurt stands strong and states he will go in his kilt, with or without Blaine.

At the actual prom, Blaine & Kurt dance towards the stage during Friday but avoid slow dancing together during Jar of Hearts, a conservative stance, whilst everyone else seems to be having their intimate moment as a couple.Blaine is next to perform, singing I'm Not Gonna Teach Your Boyfriend How To Dance With You with Tina and Brittany as back up whilst a fight ensues between Finn and Jesse over Rachel.

In a shocking twist, Kurt finds that he's been voted Prom Queen with the king being Karofsky. Kurt, who believed that McKinley students had grown or at least learned to ignore that fact he's gay, is emotionally hurt after realizing the fact that the students decided to humiliate him by secret ballot, rather than saying it to his face. Kurt runs out crying, Blaine chasing after him. While in the hallway, Blaine attempts to comfort him, telling him that it was just a "stupid joke". Kurt regains composure, adamant that he is not going to give in and goes back to get coronated. Kurt announces "eat your heart out, Kate Middleton" after he receives the scepter. Rachel begins applauding, which slowly spreads out amongst the entire student body. Principal Figgins then announces that as per tradition the King and Queen are to dance together. Karofsky gets up and walks with Kurt to the dance floor, during which Kurt suggests that perhaps this is the time for Dave to come out to the school.However, as the music starts, Karofsky finds himself unable to go through with it and rushes off, clearly troubled. Blaine steps in and asks Kurt if he may have this dance. Kurt says: Yes you may. As Mercedes and Santana sing Dancing Queen. Blaine and Kurt spend the rest of the night relaxed and happy to be visibly together, even enjoying a couple's portrait .

In New York, Kurt comes back from Nationals in NYC with New Directions having been placed 12th and relays everything that went on to Blaine at the Lima Bean Cafe. Blaine asks Kurt why he doesn't seem too sad about losing Nationals. Kurt says the experience was amazing—he flew on a plane for the first time, ate breakfast at Tiffany's, and sang on a Broadway stage. Blaine tells Kurt that he loves him for the first time. Kurt says that he loves Blaine, too, and states that he's actually had a pretty good year.

Season ThreeEdit

In Season 3 Darren Criss (who plays Blaine Anderson) was upgraded to a series regular. His role in season 3 begins in The Purple Piano Project, with Kurt and Blaine having coffee in the Lima Bean at the start of the school year. Kurt is shown urging Blaine to transfer to McKinley, insisting that he had promised by the first day of school he would have made a decision about transferring. Blaine claims he hasn't decided because he'll miss his Dalton friends, to which Kurt replies that he wants his senior year to be magic but the only way that'll happen is if he gets to spend every minute with Blaine.

Sometime within the first week, Blaine arrives at McKinley not in his Dalton uniform, confirming to Kurt that he has transferred. When Kurt worries that Blaine had transferred only to be with him, Blaine insists that he transferred because he couldn't stand to be apart from the person he loves. In order to warm the New Directions up to him, Blaine performs It's Not Unusual with the Cheerios in the McKinley courtyard as an introduction and audition song to the club. However, this backfires, as the Cheerios pour fuel on a purple piano in the courtyard during the number as part of Sue's political protest against the arts, and it is set alight by Quinn's cigarette. This occurrence leads to some members of the Glee club, most notably Finn, disapproving of Blaine's presence at McKinley. Blaine then performs in You Can't Stop the Beat with New Directions as his first number with them.

When the school musical is announced as West Side Story, Blaine plans to audition for Tony and discusses his audition songs with Kurt in I Am Unicorn. However, when he realizes how much Kurt wants the role of Tony, Blaine decides to step aside for love and audition for Bernardo or Officer Krupke giving his status as a Junior, as the excuse. Despite this, when he auditions with a brilliant rendition of Something's Coming, Artie asks him to read for Tony instead.

In Asian F, it is revealed that Blaine got the role of Tony in the musical, opposite a default winning Rachel as Maria. A somewhat bittersweet end to Kurt's bid for the male lead, he surprises Blaine with some beautiful roses which is a tender moment for the couple.

In Pot O' Gold, in response to New Directions being distraught at Mercedes' absence from the group and the musical almost being cancelled, Blaine performs Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.) in the choir room in order to remind them what Glee club is all about - "fun". Though well received by the majority of New Directions, it prompts Santana to express her anger at Glee turning into the "Blaine and Rachel show", leading her to quit the club with Brittany.

In The First Time, Blaine sings Tonight with Rachel whilst rehearsing for West Side Story but Artie points out that their performance lacks sexual passion which sends Emma and Coach Beiste running to do other things. After Blaine and Rachel admit to not ever having had sex yet, Artie expresses doubt that they will be able to genuinely portray Tony and Maria without such experience.

The next scene we see Blaine dancing to music in his room, alone with Kurt with Kurt looking slightly troubled., then being asked by Kurt if he thinks he is "sexually boring" since they've never let their hands go below the waist. Kurt expresses concern that they are playing it "safe" and asks if Blaine has ever felt the desire to "rip off each other's clothes". Blaine says that he thought that they both wanted to move slowly and that he has, but "that's why they invented masturbation". He expresses that he wants Kurt to be comfortable so he can be comfortable. He then jokes that it would be a tall order to rip off Kurt's clothes anyway, because of all the layers he wears. Kurt agrees, and the couple kiss.

Blaine pays a visit to Dalton Academy later in the episode, with the intention to invite the Warblers to see McKinley's production of West Side Story. He happens to walk in on the Warblers performing Uptown Girl, and meets a new Warbler named Sebastian Smythe who takes an immediate liking to Blaine. After Sebastian flirts with Blaine during a performance of Uptown Girl, he is convinced to have coffee with Sebastian shortly afterward, where he compliments Blaine, calling him "sex on a stick and sings like a dream" and "a legend at Dalton". Blaine seems flattered, but unsure about Sebastian's real intentions. They have a conversation intercut with Rachel and Santana performing A Boy Like That. Sebastian asks why Blaine transferred from Dalton and Blaine says that he misses it everyday, but McKinley is where his heart is. Sebastian eventually has to leave for lacrosse practice, but tells Blaine that they should meet again.

At McKinley the next day, Kurt and Blaine have a conversation in the hallway. Blaine asks if they're too sheltered and says that West Side Story is all about going outside of your comfort zone and being adventurous. Kurt reveals that he has a bucket list, which Blaine tells him is hot.

Blaine gets coffee with Sebastian after school, shocked at how "out there" Sebastian is -- asking for a shot of Courvoisier in his coffee and having lived in Paris. Sebastian tells Blaine that his bashful schoolboy act is super hot, and Blaine becomes aware and uncomfortable with Sebastian's intentions. Hoping that Sebastian will get the hint, he then tells Sebastian that he has a boyfriend, and Sebastian says "he doesn't need to know". Blaine then talks about how much he cares for Kurt, "I just never want to mess my thing up with him, in any way. He's really great.", when Kurt himself arrives, asking who they're talking about. Blaine, relieved, introduces Kurt to Sebastian who sits down next to Blaine, holding onto his arm very tightly. Sebastian invites them both out to Scandals, the gay bar in West Lima, and Blaine refuses, saying it's just not their thing. Kurt, however, seeing the power play, accepts, claiming they have "a lot of firsts to start crossing off their list".

When Kurt and Blaine arrive at Scandals with their fake ID's in hand, Sebastian buys Blaine a beer but an alcohol free Shirley Temple to Kurt, stating that he knows he's always the designated driver. A little while later a drunk Blaine is seen dancing with Sebastian. After an unexpected chat with Karofsky, a jealous Kurt decides to seize the moment and forces Sebastian out of the way and dances with Blaine. They leave the bar, Blaine

clinging onto Kurt, obviously very intoxicated. Kurt opens the door to Blaine's car and helps Blaine in, but Blaine pulls Kurt on top of him, trying to kiss him and telling him how badly he wants him. Kurt protests, telling Blaine to stop, but Blaine tells him they should just have sex then and there. Kurt resists, and gets out of the car angrily. When Blaine asks why Kurt is yelling at him, Kurt tells him that he "has never felt less like getting intimate with somebody", because Blaine spent the night dancing with another guy and would be too drunk to remember anything the next morning. Blaine becomes upset at Kurt's outburst, gets out of the car and says he's going to walk home.

After being unable to lose his virginity to Kurt, Blaine talks with Rachel (who failed as well) backstage at the opening night of the musical. Blaine frets over how to follow America whilst still lacking any sexual experience. However Rachel, having had some insight from Tina's touching reminiscence, convinces Blaine that it has more to do with finding your true soulmate - and tapping into that emotion to portray two people in love which, she says, is an experience that each of them know very well with their respective partners. Blaine is touched by her statement. After the show, Blaine is then seen dancing in slow motion on the stage (similar to Mike in Asian F). Kurt approaches him, saying he should be out celebrating. Blaine and Kurt exchange congratulations on their respective parts in the Musical. Blaine then apologizes for getting drunk and treating Kurt badly and calls Kurt towards him, holding his hand on his heart like the song from the musical. He asserts to a moved Kurt that Sebastian means nothing to him, expressing his love for his boyfriend and his desire for their first time to be truly special. Kurt also apologizes for agreeing to go to Scandals, saying that he wanted to be Blaine's "Gay Bar Superstar", realizing that he's just a silly romantic. Blaine says it's not silly and pulls Kurt in for a passionate kiss. Kurt tells him how proud he is to be with him and Blaine is visibly touched. Blaine then asks Kurt to accompany him to Artie's after-party at Breadstix, but Kurt says no, (Blaine looks crestfallen) - asking to go to Blaine's house instead, to which he quietly responds "Ok".

At the end of the episode, Blaine and Rachel perform One Hand, One Heart, partially intercut with Kurt and Blaine lying in bed eskimo kissing and beaming, establishing that the couple had, or were about to, have sex for the first time.

In I Kissed a Girl he and Kurt show their support for Santana by singing Perfect. At the end she says that's another thing she can add to her list of terrible things, they both take it and sit back at their seats, visibly hurt. During the girls performance of I Kissed a Girl you can see him and Kurt recording video of the performance on their phones.

Since Blaine joined New Directions, Finn has been giving him a hard time, ignoring all suggestions made by him. In Hold On To Sixteen he finally snaps when Sam returns and also turns down his ideas saying that they should be selling sex, which Blaine replies that he "isn't for sale". They begin to fight and Will breaks it up. Blaine walks off. Finn finds him in the Locker room hitting a punching bag, Finn asks if he is pretending to hit Sam which Blaine says it's him too which shocks Finn. Blaine wants to know why Finn is being hostile towards him. Blaine says ever since he came to McKinley and joined New Directions, Finn has given him nothing but crap. Finn reveals that he was jealous and intimidated by Blaine's talent. He says that without Rachel, they need Blaine to win as he is the most well rounded person in New Directions. Blaine and Finn finally agree to set aside their differences for the good of New Directions.

In Extraordinary Merry Christmas, Blaine and Rachel (presumably wrote) and perform the song Extraordinary Merry Christmas for the Glee Club, because Artie asks Rachel to sing a brighter song for their Christmas Special. It was supposed to be performed in the Christmas Special, but was not shown. Blaine and Kurt co-host the Christmas Special. They begin with a duet of Let It Snow. When Rachel and Mercedes come in, the quartet sing a rendition of The Sound Of Music's My Favorite Things.

Although in Yes/No Blaine doesn't speak, he is seen participating with New Directions in songs and class. Blaine joins the boys in the opening group number of the episode, Summer Nights, and is also dancing and singing backing vocals in Moves Like Jagger/Jumpin' Jack Flash with the other New Directions boys. Blaine is seen exchanging glances with Kurt during Rachel's solo to Finn, Without You and also throughout the episode. When the Glee Club finally decides on a song for Mr. Schuester's proposal to Ms. Pillsbury, Blaine sings We Found Love with the New Directions. During the performance, Blaine blows a kiss to Miss Pillsbury before falling backwards into the pool.

In Michael, during the opening scene of the episode, Blaine, Santana, Mercedes, Brittany and Kurt are in the hallway discussing how New Directions won Sectionals because they did Michael Jackson songs, and how The Troubletones didn't get to perform any Michael songs. Mr. Schue overhears the discussion and tells them that maybe they'll be able to perform Michael at Regionals. Blaine then says that he knows a very goo

d opening MJ number for Regionals. The five, influenced by his words, break into Michael Jackson's Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' with Blaine as the lead soloist and the others as backup. The number starts in the school hallways, goes to the school library where Quinn, Rachel and Tina join in, and ends in the auditorium where New Directions is singing it together in various Michael costumes.

Blaine is later seen at The Lima Bean with Artie, Rachel, Santana and Kurt, where he asks them what their favorite Michael Jackson memories are. After a heated discussion about Michael's impact on them as kids, Sebastian comes out of nowhere to tell them he changed the Warblers setlist and that they are doing Michael. When asked how he knew of New Directions plans for Regionals, Sebastian reveals that Blaine told him. Artie, Santana and Rachel give him disgusted and shocked looks while Kurt scolds at him.

In the choir room, New Directions arrives in Glee Club and are angry about how the Warblers stole their idea. Blaine states that New Directions were able to win Sectionals even though their setlist was stolen the day of competition, and that if they were able to pull it off then, they can pull it off now. Puck then blames everything on Blaine, saying "Once a Warbler, ALWAYS a Warbler" and calling him the "modern-day Eggs Benedict". Mr. Schue then reveals the week's lesson: "What Would Michael Jackson Do?" Finn and Artie say their own ideas, but Blaine suggests that Michael would take it to the streets. His words lead to the next number of the episode, Bad. New Directi

ons confronts the Dalton Academy Warblers in a parking garage, and they have a sing-off, which ends horribly. At the end of the sing-off number, Sebastian throws a slushie at Kurt, but before he can hit Kurt, Blaine pushes him out of the way and takes the slushie to the face. He falls on the floor, groaning and yelling in pain, while the New Directions quickly help him and look shockingly at the Warblers, who make a quick escape.

Upon arriving in the choir room the next day, Kurt looks very upset about what happened. Blaine is absent due to his injuries (his right cornea was deeply scratched in the incident) and Kurt says the doctor has checked up on Blaine's eye and he will need surgery. New Directions already know that the slushie thrown at Blaine was not normal.

Blaine's absence from school continues throughout the next few days until Kurt is seen comforting him at his home. Blaine is wearing an eyepatch on the eye that was injured. Rachel and Finn arrive later bringing with them some chicken noodle soup and eyepatch-themed movies for Blaine. Before further conversation, Blaine raises a toast for Kurt who found out earlier during the week that he is a NYADA applicant finalist. This makes the atmosphere awkward as everyone knows that Rachel hasn't received her NYADA letter yet and she may not be accepted. Finn asks when Blaine will have surgery and Blaine says during the week. He says he's terrified of having surgery and he hates the fact that he's missing out on MJ week. This leads to Kurt, Rachel and Finn to sing Ben. During the soft and sweet song, you can see Blaine enjoying the comfort of his best friends. After this scene, Blaine does not appear in the rest of the episode due to his eye injuries and surgery. It is later revealed that Sebastian was meant to throw the slushie at Kurt, but Blaine got in the way. The slushie contained rock salt, which is why Blaine's eye was injured.

In the episode, The Spanish Teacher, Blaine isn't featured in the episode because he is still absent because of what took place in the previous episode. However he is mentioned by Kurt, who says that he is recovering from his surgery. The reason for Darren's absence is that he was starring in How To Succeed In Business on Broadway during this time.

In the episode Heart, Kurt keeps getting Valentine's Day cards from a secret admirer which he assumes are coming from Blaine but later discovers are actually from Karofsky. Blaine isn't seen for most of the episode, due to Criss's Broadway run, but makes a surprising return in the end scene at Breadstix. He comes along singing a part in Love Shack and removes his red heart-shaped eyepatch, bringing Kurt on stage and around the room to dance with him throughout the performance.

In the episode On My Way, it is clear that Blaine's feelings towards Sebastian have changed. Even when Kurt mentions Sebastian in the auditorium, Blaine gets angry. He tells Kurt he thinks he has a good song for

Regionals. He performs Cough Syrup. When New Directions hears of Karofsky's attempted suicide, they all gather in a circle and talk about what they're looking forward to experiencing in the future. Blaine participates with the group and says he's looking forward to marriage equality in all 50 states. Later, Santana, Brittany, Kurt and Blaine go to confront Sebastian at the Lima Bean. Sebastian states he has changed following the Karofsky news, Blaine starts forgiving him and at Regionals is seen clapping and cheering for the Warblers. He participates with New Directions in Fly/I Believe I Can Fly and is seen singing backup with the boys in Here's To Us. When the results of Regionals 2012 are announced as New Directions claiming their victory, Blaine goes to shake Sebastian's hand and they seem as if they are on good terms. When Quinn is back in her Cheerios uniform, Blaine compliments her. He is later seen with the New Directions girls as bridesmaids for Rachel's wedding. It is unclear if he really disapproves of Finn and Rachel's marriage, even though is attending their wedding.

After the 7 week hiatus, Glee returns with the episode Big Brother. The previous episode ended with Quinn's car accident and as she returns back, she assures everyone she is alright. Blaine, with all members of New Directions, watch Quinn and Artie perform I'm Still Standing. Afterwards, Blaine is shown in Booty Camp, as Sue takes over the Booty Camp sessions. He is shown dancing with New Directions and during Sue's harsh lecture.

Kurt and Blaine are strolling together through the school hallway as Kurt states that he does seem a little grouchy as he explains that his brother is in town to pick him up and take him out for lunch. Kurt does seem a little excited as he gets to meet Blaine's 'mysterious' brother which Blaine refuses to talk about. "Trust me, you already know what he looks like..." Blaine murmurs as his brother appears behind him. Cooper Anderson hurries towards Blaine as they come into each others arms in a tight hug. Cooper is then introduced to Kurt and Kurt recognizes him from the "FreeCreditRatingToday.com" commercials. Blaine watches Kurt scream out in surprise as Sue pulls Cooper away. Blaine and Kurt watch Cooper sign Coach Sue's breasts and afterwards, together they walk down the hallway, arm over shoulders as Cooper explains what his doing and his job at the moment. Sue manages to pull Cooper away again as Blaine tells Kurt that that's the reason why he doesn't talk about Cooper as much.

Blaine is not seen in the library with the fellow seniors as they discuss Senior Ditch Day activities. Tina was the only non-senior student that was there to discuss the activities on Senior Ditch Day. Cooper Anderson is introduced to New Directions from Sue Sylvester as she tells them all that he'll be coaching a Master Class to help those who see a future in acting and being successful in the business. During this speech, Blaine looks at Cooper shockingly as he slowly takes in what his brother is saying and he looks as if he does not agree.

Rachel chimes in and says that she's sure that they must have did a duet once together by the piano and Cooper tells everyone that Blaine and him were famous around the neighborhood for their dueling "Simon Le Bon" impressions as Blaine's friends looks in awe. Blaine smiles hesitantly and says "Please don't make me do that..." as Kurt continues to push him. Cooper asks Blaine to do a little Duran Duran as Blaine agrees in a hushed voice. Hungry Like The Wolf/Rio, a mash up of two famous Duran Duran songs is performed by Blaine and Cooper Anderson as the club cheers them on. After the performance, the club seems satisfied and happy by the number and Cooper tells Blaine that he enjoyed it as Blaine looks at him with an irritated stare.

The two Anderson brothers are next seen at BreadstiX as Cooper gets free cokes. Blaine laughs at his brother. Cooper then comments on his performance during their mash up number saying that he was a little pitchy in Rio and that his moves lacked in theme as Blaine replies that his theme was "dancing". Cooper then tells him he's going to have to give in and gives him a quote as advice. Blaine then bursts saying he is absolutely unbelievable and asks him what is he doing, "All you ever do is tell me what I'm doing wrong." The scene flashes back to a childhood scene with Blaine and Cooper as Blaine is dancing to MMMBop by Hanson and Cooper mocks him. Cooper states that he doesn't remember it as Blaine shakes his head with disappointment. Blaine's big brother tells him that there is a big gap between their age, but Cooper wants to be closer to Blaine. Blaine nods, seemingly regretting what he just said. "So, you'll attend my Master Class tomorrow right?" asks Cooper as Blaine continues to nod. During the Master Class, Blaine is seen smiling as Cooper explains to them a few things but then his smile turns into a gaze stating that he cannot believe his brother's ways and asks Kurt, "Why are you writing this stuff..?" Cooper tells them that the key to singing well is to point with their fingers. Blaine shakes his head with disapproval and states that it's bad advice. Cooper then replies back and Blaine's expression shows that he can't fight back. New Directions seems to enjoy and agree to his advice but only Blaine seems out of it.

Part of the Master Class is to act and Cooper gives them NCIS scripts to practice acting. Blaine, again, seems irritated while reading the lines, as Cooper tells him what his doing wrong. They break into an argument as Blaine yells loudly, "You're my brother! Can't you just support me?" Cooper says, "Are you talking to me right now? Cause I can't tell if you're talking to me if you don't point your finger." Everyone nods and makes "oohh" sounds.

Again, they are both seen in the school hallway as Blaine watches Cooper take pictures with Blaine's glee club friends. Cooper tells Blaine that he's going to audition for a Michael Bay movie. He expects Blaine to reply back happily but Blaine walks with him with an annoyed expression. He says he is "thrilled" for his brother but Cooper tells him that it "doesn't hurt to smile." They continue to talk until Blaine just bursts again. "It's all about you isn't

it? But do you know what, big brother? I'm sick of it! And I'm not gonna take it anymore!" Blaine then begins to sings Fighter as he walks away from his brother angrily. He walks around the school hallways, as he sees other students watching his brother's commercial excitedly. He walks around the choir room looking at his brother teach another Master Class while singing. The scene continually changes to the boys change rooms as Blaine punches a boxing bag and showers. During these scenes, you can see his brother Cooper, watch him. The final scene of the song cuts to the auditorium, where he sings on stage, while behind him shows many screens of his brother's commercial. Later, once again, Blaine is seen with New Directions in Booty Camp. Later, Blaine is seen at his locker as Kurt uses a small plush dog toy, and plays around with Blaine as Kurt announces that Finn won the toy and he will give it to Blaine. They walk through the hallway, discussing about brothers and family and hardship. Kurt encourages him to fix his relationship with Cooper as Blaine tells him, "His the one that's leaving! Didn't you hear about that big audition?" as Kurt explains that Cooper has not left and is in the auditorium hoping that Blaine might come and talk to him. Blaine replies back saying that he has tried talking to him but it never works which Kurt says that maybe talking isn't the answer and that Blaine should show him how he feels in the best and most honest way. The background noises fade as the song, Somebody That I Used To Know, begins to play. Blaine Anderson walks through the hallway as the scene cuts to the auditorium as he

begins to sing. Cooper joins in the song and during the number on stage, it shows Cooper grabbing a toy from Blaine from when they were just kids. After the number, Cooper tells Blaine that he is sorry for what he did and that what happens, Blaine will be successful, that he is insanely talented. They make up and Blaine is glad that they got to sing again before he left. But Cooper tells Blaine that his audition got cancelled because they found someone better and/or hotter.Cooper says that their not just brothers, and their friends too. They embrace each other into a brotherly hug as Blaine says their going to film Cooper acting and show Michael Bay that Cooper is talented. They run out of the auditorium happily as the scene cuts to a Finchel scene, the final scene of the episode.

In the episode, Saturday Night Glee-ver, it opens with Blaine, Brittany and Mike performing You Should Be Dancing in a classroom, through the school hallways and finally ending in the auditorium. Blaine does amazing dance moves along with Mike and Brittany and he is the lead vocalist in the song. Mr. Schue asks what brought them to sing the disco song and Blaine reveals that since Nationals has the theme of 'vintage', they thought they needed to perform something old and full of energy and they decided to do disco, as Will nods in approval. As Blaine, Brittany and Mike and the rest of New Directions listen to Mr.Schue tell them about how the original Glee Club in McKinley High won Nationals championships with disco, the club screams in unison "DISCO SUCKS!"

Blaine is seen with New Directions in the next scene as Will examines the Glee Club and the 3 people that his

worried about. Again, after a few scenes, Blaine is seen with New Directions admiring the floor installed in the choir room for their assignment this week to perform songs from the movie soundtrack "Saturday Night Fever". While other members despise the soundtrack and as Finn stated "an album parents listen too", Blaine seems to be pleased with this week's assignment. Sue reveals that they will have a dance off and the winner will receive a replica of the white suit worn by John Travolta. Sue and Will said they would start off and they mention they met up with Joe and Blaine before hand (most probably to figure out the moves and get the glee club to get into the disco move) before they break into the song, Night Fever. Blaine and Joe dance after Will and Sue and fellow members of New Directions get on the floor to dance too. And for the rest of the dance off, Blaine is seen dancing with his friends. After the song, the finalists are revealed to be Santana, Mercedes and to everyone's surprise, Finn. Blaine and the rest of the glee club later enjoys Mercedes, Brittany and Santana's rendition of Disco Inferno and also Santana's solo of If I Can't Have You.

Afterwards, during Finn's solo More Than a Woman Blaine is seen dancing with Kurt. In the final scene of the episode, Blaine along with New Directions and Will and Sue are seen performing Stayin' Alive on the auditorium, everyone wearing a white John Travolta suit.

In the episode, Dance With Somebody, it is revealed that New Directions would be doing a tribute to Whitney Houston this week. Blaine is seen with New Directions as Will tells them about what their assignment was this week. As Kurt tries to interrupt about how excited he is during Will's speech, you can see Blaine slightly stopping him. When Will mentions Graduation and saying goodbye, Blaine's face looks hesitant and worried. Afterwards, Blaine and Kurt are seen at their lockers as Kurt approaches Blaine saying how thrilled he is with this week's Glee Club assignment and that his trying to figure out what song to do. As Kurt babbles on, Blaine looks uninterested. Kurt continues to go on about how he can kill "two birds with one stone" by singing one for the assignment and one for the NYADA auditions. Blaine then leaves Kurt saying he can't join him today and he tells Kurt to text him when he is done.

Blaine and Kurt are seen again in the choir room, dancing when Brittany and Santana perform I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me) and then again, seen sitting next to each other when Brittany and Santana perform in the auditorium.

Rachel and Kurt are at the lockers and Kurt is receiving text messages from Chandler. Rachel reads his texts and sees that Chandler has been sending lovey compliments to Kurt and they have been texting for two days! Kurt explains that Chandler makes him feel good but Rachel negotiates saying that Blaine is supposed to make him feel good. He then explains to Rachel about Lesbian Bed Death and says he and Blaine hasn't had a un-scheduled make out session for at least a month. Kurt says he's completely innocent and he just wants someone to compliment him while Blaine sends him boring texts. Rachel says "Would you show Blaine those text messages?" as Kurt replies "Of course not." Rachel concludes their conversation saying that he isn't completely innocent at all then as Kurt looks utterly confused he receives yet another text.

For the third time, Blaine and Kurt are seen together in the choir room with New Directions. Joe tells the Glee Club that he and Quinn have been doing physical therapy together and they thought of a Whitney song to do for their assignment as they begin to sing Saving All My Love For You. The Glee Club can easily see the chemistry between them as they look on the pair with content.

For the fourth time, Blaine and Kurt are seen with New Directions during Santana and Rachel's Whitney number, So Emotional. Blaine and Kurt sit apart, as Kurt continues to receive texts from Chandler as Blaine looks at him.

Later in Kurt's bedroom, Kurt is seen running in carrying a cheese plate and stating that their Bobby Brown marathon can officially begin as Blaine is seen looking through Kurt's texts. Blaine asks him about Chandler and Kurt questions him on why he's going through his phone. Blaine tells him it keeps buzzing and it's full of Chandler's compliments and he then proceeds to read Kurt a few. "Give me my phone" Kurt says as he tries, unsuccessfully to retrieve it.

"There are literally dozens of text messages between you two." Blaine explains. "Do you know how many times you texted me in the past few days? Four." Blaine tells Kurt that it's cheating but Kurt insists his innocent. Kurt counters saying that it's just a guy he met at the music store and that Blaine was guilty of texting Sebastian before as well. Blaine fights back saying those texts were "family-friendly". Blaine continues to insist that Kurt likes Chandler emphasizing the fact that he didn't in fact like Sebastian. Kurt seems defeated saying "I like the way he makes me feel" and he tells Blaine hesitantly that Blaine doesn't usually compliment him like Chandler does. Blaine, filled with anger, says he transferred schools just to be with Kurt everyday. They continue to go at each other until Kurt says it's okay. Blaine sarcastically says "It's Not Right But It's Okay" which is the song he will sing. The music starts playing as Blaine walks out of the room and it changes to the choir room where the Glee Club is looking at Blaine.

"This song is for anyone that's ever been cheated on." Blaine says defiantly.

"That's insane, I didn't cheat on you!" replies Kurt while everyone watches in shock. Then Blaine breaks into It's Not Right, But It's Okay. The Glee Club watches in shock as Blaine sings to Kurt. Kurt looks at him as if he's crazy. The song changes from the Choir Room to a dark room where Blaine is sitting and standing around the table (just like in Whitney's original video of the song.) New Directions joins in the song as Kurt watches in shock. At the end of the powerful performance, Blaine stares at Kurt with an irritated expression as the Glee Club looks at Kurt as well, only little clapping is heard. Blaine then storms out of the choir room leaving everyone else dazed.

After a scene between Burt and Kurt, it switches to the choir room again. Kurt is standing in the center of the choir room with his mic singing Whitney's, I Have Nothing. During the performance, Kurt and Blaine exchange glances. At the end of the solo, Blaine is seen sad, clapping slowly and teary eyed.

The scene switches into a locker room scene where Puck gives everyone shot glasses. Blaine is seated there with the boys (except Kurt) and Puck tells them that time is running out and graduation is coming soon. It's time for goodbyes. They all bang their glasses together as the scene switches to Blaine and Kurt in Emma's office. Blaine isn't sure what he's doing there but Emma explains to him that Kurt requested couples counseling. "Are you even qualified for that?" Blaine asks Ms. Pillsbury. She then tells him she isn't but did help Sam and Mercedes however Blaine stills seems hesitant saying that they broke up after she counseled them. Emma tells them that brutal honesty is the core of a relationship. Blaine goes on to explain about what Kurt did as Kurt nods his head quickly as if to make him hurry up and say it faster. Blaine continues to complain about more of Kurt's habits. Blaine then goes on saying that he's sick of every one of his and Kurt's conversations being about NYADA and New York. Kurt looks at him in total shock.

"What song you're gonna sing, what outfit you're gonna wear to your callback! A-and how AMAZING New York is. And it's like, New York is the only thing we talk about now! A-and it's like...You can't even wait to get out of here! How is that supposed to make me feel? In a few months, you're gonna be gone! With this brand new life, these brand new friends and it's brand new everything and I'm gonna be right here..By myself..You're right.. I have been... Distant..But I'm sorry and I'm just trying to practice what life is gonna be like without you...You are the love of my life Kurt...and I'm pissed off that I'm gonna learn next year what being alone is gonna be like." Blaine says to Kurt. During and after Blaine's words, Emma and Kurt look compassionately towards him. A teary-eyed Kurt tells Blaine that he isn't going to be alone, that he's going to Skype Blaine every day, that Blaine's going to visit New York every week and Kurt promises that Blaine won't lose him. They both say they love each other and gather into a sweet embrace.

Towards the end of the episode, Blaine and Kurt are finally happy, seeing each other at the lockers. Blaine compliments Kurt as Kurt receives a text. Kurt explains it isn't from Chandler because he told Chandler to stop texting him. "I know... It's from me." Blaine says smiling. Kurt seems pleased as he goes on to question about Glee practice. Blaine says no one will be there because Mr. Schue said it wasn't mandatory and saying everyone's going their own way but Kurt insists saying they've only got very few chances for Glee practice together.

My Love Is Your Love starts to play as Mercedes and Artie sing on stage in the auditorium. Kurt and Blaine enter the auditorium as Blaine sings a line. Blaine keeps his arm tight around Kurt's waist and Kurt leans into the embrace. Mercedes and Artie seem surprised as they enter. On the other side of the auditorium Rachel and Finn enter. They run and Rachel and Kurt and Finn and Blaine head towards the stage. The six hug and welcome each other as they continue to sing while Will watches them. Kurt and Blaine are enjoying themselves with the group as Puck comes in, Brittany and Santana, Sam, Joe and Quinn and Tina and Mike join in. The performance ends as Kurt changes his locker from Whitney pictures to pictures of New Directions and Glee Club. The episode comes to an end itself too.

In the episode of Choke, Blaine is seen watching Kurt perform The Music of the Night on the auditorium stage with Tina. At the end, Kurt explains to him that it's a bit boring and he wants to do Not the Boy Next Door instead and Kurt mentions other than that, if he wants to do The Music of the Night he has to have more candles.

"Oh, God, No. No more candles." Blaine objects. When Rachel hears about Kurt's change of direction, she confronts him, saying that Blaine told her about it. Kurt agrees with her.

Blaine and the other New Directions guys (excluding Kurt) are trying to help Puck graduate with them and he has to pass his next test. In the workout room, Mike tells Blaine that Tina wants him to put hair gel on his hair but he doesn't know how to and he asks Blaine for advice. Blaine explains to him the basics and the warnings. Finn then calls everyone to listen up and says something is missing. Sam screams, "You shook off that five pounds bro! Congrats!" as the other guys congratulate Finn but Finn shakes his head and says it's about Puck. Puck doesn't want to graduate and wants to drop out of school due to his studies.

Puck doesn't want to so they set up a plan. Blaine and the other guys are in the choir room watching Finn explain the plan. Puck then comes in saying that he just saw his dad and he doesn't want to end up like his dad, asking Beth for money, like his dad asked him for money. He asks everyone to help him in his studies and Blaine, along with the others, happily agree.

At the NYADA audition, it turns out Kurt performs Not the Boy Next Door. Rachel takes a seat next to Blaine and when Kurt finishes his performance and gets accepted, they all applaud him! When it's Rachel's turn to do her audition, she performs Don't Rain On My Parade but Rachel chokes and starts again twice. Blaine, Kurt, Finn and Kurt watch in shock when Carmen, the lady running the NYADA auditions, tells her that the audition is officially over and that if Rachel chokes on Broadway twice, the role will be given to the understudy. Blaine along with the others, are shocked as the auditorium lights close and Rachel is in tears.

Later, Blaine and the other guys are in the choir room, 3am in the morning. Their still helping Puck with his studies and are completely stuck until Finn asks him, "The Rain in Spain is mainly in the _____?" and Puck replies plain. They then break into The Rain in Spain, Blaine joining along with them. At the end of the awesome bromance performance, Artie tells them it's time to move on and asks him a question and Puck heavily sighs.

When it comes to the test, Puck is stuck, but when he thinks about it, he is confident with his answers. When he comes out of class after handing in his test, Blaine and the other guys asks him how he did. Puck says he think he did great and goes along to thank everyone and says "including you Blaine", probably because Blaine is gay. This is Blaine's final scene in the episode.

In Prom-A-Saurus, during Brittany's speech about prom, she mentions that hair gel will be banned. Blaine starts laughing, not completely believing her, then when she says that she's serious, Blaine is horrified. Brittany bluntly tells him that she doesn't like the way he looks either. He is later seen in the auditorium singing Big Girls Don't Cry with Kurt and Rachel. The three of them share that they aren't too keen on the idea of prom and set up their own prom, the anti-prom. When they get to the hotel, Blaine is wearing a suit, as is Kurt. He picks up a menu for room service, looking around the room before deciding to watch TV. Later, he is shown on the bed with Kurt talking about the show on TV that he obviously watches a lot. Kurt says that if Blaine wants to go to prom, he will go with him. Blaine reveals that he really doesn't want Kurt to see him without the gel because he is embarrassed of his hair. He tells Kurt that he hasn't seen it without an enormous amount of hair gel, and it's really bad without it. Finn turns up and persuades Kurt, Blaine and Rachel to go to prom. Blaine says that he'll pretend to be an ice sculpture so that Brittany won't notice that he's wearing hair gel and just walk past him. When they get to the prom, Brittany stops him at the door telling him that if he wants to come in he'll have to wash out the gel. Kurt tells him that he can do this and Blaine walks away to wash out the gel. He is next seen walking into the auditorium with everyone staring at him. Kurt is shocked, and it is shown that Blaine has washed out his hair gel and his real hair is revealed. It sticks up everywhere and is really curly and messy. Brittany comes up and tells Kurt to stop making fun of 'the new kid with the bad afro' because it's hair bullying. Kurt tells her that it's not a new kid, but Blaine without hair gel. Blaine asks if it's really that bad, obviously self conscious, and Brittany replied 'Yes, you look like Mr Brocalli head". Kurt interrupts her and says that it's not that bad. Brittany says that it is and gives Blaine special permission to use hair gel. Blaine thanks her, obviously looking relieved. Blaine turns to go and re apply his hair gel, but Kurt stops him and tells him that he loves getting to know the real him, the man without the product. He then says that he's going to show everyone how proud he is of his 'brave, handsome, bushy haired boyfriend'. Blaine gives Kurt a look of love, and Kurt drags him away whilst saying "Come on Borat". When Finn is crowned Prom King, Blaine is seen yelling "GO FINN!" Later, he is seen slow dancing with Kurt and they both take an adorable prom picture together. They end up having a great night all together.

Personality Edit

Blaine is a talented, dapper, charming young man, with a confident exterior that often belies his insecurities. He

has apparently become more secure in himself in recent years. Rather laid back, few things seem to bother him on a deep level, save for a few personal regrets from his time before Dalton Academy. According to Kurt in the Glee movie, Blaine "loves the mic", and certainly the series supports this as Blaine is repeatedly shown to have a great love for performing (including auditioning for Six Flags and King`s Island outside of Glee club). Blaine has also been shown to have an occasional temper, which he usually hides under a gentlemanly front until something he finds wrong or cruel pushes him over the edge (ex. Karofsky in Night of Neglect, Sam in Hold on to Sixteen).

He is increasingly portrayed as someone who approves the idea of "fitting in" (Special Education), at least by the standards of Dalton Academy. He's not afraid of being openly gay but still prefers to act in a socially acceptable manner in regards to his school. Blaine warns Kurt that trying too hard and showing too much panache can be detrimental, exposing a more reserved part of himself. Despite this, he is very comfortable with his sexuality and is shown as being content with being physically close to Kurt. Of course, this seems to happen most commonly when they are alone or at Dalton. When he attends Prom with Kurt in Prom Queen, he demonstrates reluctance to dance with Kurt or show signs of physical affection, most likely due to his own past experiences and the fact Kurt's school has become notorious to him for being intolerant of gays. After Kurt is elected Prom Queen (as a cruel joke) and manages to stand up for himself and accept the crown, Blaine realizes how strong Kurt is, and after the Prom King, Dave Karofsky, runs away to avoid dancing with Kurt, Blaine steps forward to dance with Kurt in front of the entire school.

While many speculated about Blaine's physical closeness and apparently flirty nature, his feelings for Kurt are not discussed until Silly Love Songs when he reveals a crush on another boy and later (after he is rejected by Jeremiah) when Kurt reveals his own feelings, Blaine begins to reevaluate the nature of his relationship with Kurt and where he wants it to go. Blaine's feelings become clear in Original Song when he seemingly has an epiphany while watching Kurt perform Blackbird in memoriam. He proposes that Kurt be his duet partner at Regionals, and later confesses to Kurt that the duet is just an excuse to spend more time with him. He then kisses Kurt.

Blaine's insecurities about his ability to be a good boyfriend seem to affect his confidence in other areas of his life, as he increasingly begins to behave erratically, from getting very drunk at a party and dating a girl (in Blame It on the Alcohol), to being highly susceptible to suggestion when he takes Sue Sylvester's words to heart to "sexify" The Warblers' performance (in Sexy). Despite this he continues to display concern, care and a desire to spend time with Kurt. In Blame it on the Alcohol, he seeks Kurt's understanding regarding his confusion about his sexuality and is visibly hurt when he doesn't get it. He also seeks out Kurt's father Burt regarding Kurt's lack of knowledge about sex in Sexy, despite the fact that he fears he has crossed a line and might possibly alienate Burt or even Kurt. As a result of Blaine's insecurities, he also is shown to desire Kurt's approval. He becomes visibly touched when Kurt expresses that he is proud to have him as his boyfriend in The First Time, becoming teary and saying "I want you to be."

In Sexy, Blaine demonstrates that he is well informed about sex, which develops into sexual curiosity with his relationship with Kurt. This is emphasized in The First Time, when Blaine gives in to his temptation when drunk and attempts to get intimate with Kurt in the backseat of his car. However, Kurt is not so keen with the idea and leaves unhappy and angry. After waiting for the "Right Time," They decide to have sex at home.

RelationshipsEdit

Rachel BerryEdit

For more see: Rachel-Blaine Relationship

Blaine kissed Rachel while drunk at a party in Blame It on the Alcohol during an impromptu game of spin-the-bottle. After the kiss, Rachel announced that she'd "found a new duet partner" which is shortly followed by a duet of Don't You Want Me. Later, at The Lima Bean, Rachel calls and asks Blaine out on a date, which he accepts. He then told Kurt that he enjoyed the kiss and was questioning his sexuality because of it. The date, according to Rachel, involved seeing Love Story at the Revival Theatre and dressing up as the characters. Rachel also admitted that Blaine did not kiss her at all during their date. The relationship ended when Rachel kissed him again, this time at The Lima Bean, without a blood alcohol reading whereby he came to the conclusion that he is "100% gay". They are now very good friends and starred in West Side Story together.

Kurt HummelEdit

For more see: Kurt-Blaine Relationship

Kurt first admits to being in love with Blaine after their duet of Baby, It's Cold Outside to Mr. Schuester in the season two Christmas episode, A Very Glee Christmas; however, their relationship remained platonic. In Silly Love Songs, Kurt confesses to Blaine that he thought Blaine was interested in him, bringing up that they "hang out together," sing "flirty duets," and that Blaine knows his coffee order by heart. At this point, Blaine admits to Kurt that he is "clueless" and has never been anyone's boyfriend. He then tells Kurt that he really "cares" about him and doesn't want to screw "this" up. Kurt then compares their relationship to When Harry Met Sally, claiming the Meg Ryan role for himself. Blaine comments, "Don't they get together in the end?" with no reply and a smirk from Kurt. Kurt then orders Blaine's coffee, thus showing that both boys know each other's coffee order. Instead of being upset by Kurt's honesty, they remain close and end Valentine's Day by singing together with the rest of the Warblers.

In Original Song, Kurt sings Blackbird as a eulogy for Pavarotti. During the song, Blaine comes to the realization that he is in love with Kurt. During a council meeting, Blaine proposed to the council to change one of his numbers to a duet; once the Warblers voted on it, he tells them he wants to sing the duet with Kurt. Later, as Kurt is decorating Pavarotti's casket, Blaine tells Kurt that he chose a song that was a "little more emotional" for them to sing instead of a Top 40's song. When Kurt asks Blaine why he had chosen him to sing with, Blaine tells Kurt that "There is a moment when you say to yourself, 'Oh, there you are.

I've been looking for you for forever.'" He then takes hold of Kurt's hand and tells him that watching Kurt sing "Blackbird" was a moment for him, about Kurt. He then says, "You move me, Kurt, and this duet would just be an excuse, to spend more time with you." Blaine then kisses Kurt for the first time, which Kurt responds to after a moment. After Blaine breaks away, he turns away for a moment and smiles, looking bashful, saying that they should practice, which Kurt responds, while smirking, "I thought we were They then lunge at each other, for a second kiss At the end of the episode, Kurt is disappointed that they lose at Regionals, to which Blaine responds that they didn't lose, because they "got each other out of all of this" at the end of the day. They talk about the funeral of Kurt's mother while burying Pavarotti's grave. They then walk away holding one another's hand.

In New York, Kurt and Blaine are in the Lima Bean. Kurt is telling Blaine about the trip to Nationals when Blaine asks him why he isn't upset with the loss. Kurt replies that the trip was still amazing and he got to do a lot of things he wanted to do. Blaine dreamily replies "I love you", which surprises Kurt. A few seconds later, Kurt replies, "I love you too". They continue to gaze at each other until they are interrupted by Sam and Mercedes.

In The First Time, Kurt asks Blaine if he thinks Kurt is boring sexually, Blaine says that he is "the most interesting kid in all of Ohio" and they discuss their decision to wait to have sex. Later Blaine and Kurt go to a gay bar with Sebastian Smythe, Blaine gets drunk and dances with Sebastian while Kurt is sitting down watching in jealousy but decides to get in between them and starts to dance with Blaine. After Kurt and Blaine walk out of the bar and go to the car, Blaine tries to kiss him and Kurt says, "no," and tells him to lay down on the back seat, Blaine agrees but while getting into the car, he pulls Kurt in trying to have sex but Kurt pulls away and starts yelling at him about spending the whole night dancing with another guy. Blaine, drunk and upset, gets out and walks home. Blaine later apologizes for his actions and says, "Our first time shouldn't be like that," Kurt apologizes too for not being his gay bar superstar and says that he's still a silly romantic, Blaine say that's not silly and they share a kiss. Kurt breaks the kiss off by saying that Blaine takes his breath away and he is proud to be with him. Blaine says while starting to cry, "I want you to be." Blaine offers to take Kurt to Artie's after-party but Kurt says no but he wants to go to Blaine's house. Later Kurt and Blaine are shown laying into bed together very closely.

In Michael, Kurt joins in with Blaine in the opening number Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'. Later at The Lima Bean, Sebastian reveals that Blaine told him that New Directions is doing Michael for Regionals causing Kurt to scold at him saying: "How often do you talk?" At the end of the sing-off in the parking lot with the song Bad, Kurt is nearly slushied but Blaine takes it instead. Blaine is groaning in pain on the floor and Kurt is shocked while helping Blaine. When Kurt comes back to Glee Club the next day, he reveals that the doctor checked Blaine's eye and that Blaine will need surgery. Kurt seems very saddened and he admits he wanted to hit Sebastian at that very

moment. Kurt later tends to Blaine at his house along with Finn and Rachel. Blaine even raises a 'zero-calorie' toast for Kurt who is a NYADA applicant finalist even though it makes the atmosphere awkward because they all know Rachel hasn't received her NYADA letter and she may not go with Kurt. Rachel, Finn and Kurt sing Ben for Blaine. You can see Blaine and Kurt holding hands and exchanging sweet looks.

Kurt is still depressed later and Santana decides to help Kurt get revenge at Sebastian for what he did. This leads to the Smooth Criminal number between Sebastian and Santana. When Santana comes back with a tape she hid which recorded what Sebastian admitted to do, she wants to bring this to the police and put Sebastian in juvie. But Kurt says he has an idea and leads them to the auditorium where they sing Black or White. At the end, they show Sebastian proof of the tape but Kurt and New Directions decides to cover up for Sebastian and what he did for Blaine with an angry attitude because without Sebastian, the Dalton Academy Warblers won't be much competition. After winning Regionals, their relationship begins to dwindle leaving Kurt to text another guy. Blaine is upset, and Kurt brings him to Ms. Pillsbury's office for couples counseling where their relationship problems are fixed. When Kurt performs for a judge for NYADA, Blaine is very supportive and helps Kurt pick the right song.

Sebastian SmytheEdit

For more see: Blaine-Sebastian Relationship

Blaine and Sebastian meet in The First Time, when Blaine comes to Dalton Academy to invite the Warblers to West Side Story.

Sebastian tries to talk Blaine into dating him, but Blaine says he doesn't want to mess up what he has with his boyfriend (Kurt) and seems uncomfortable by Sebastian's advances. Blaine states later in the episode to Kurt that Sebastian means nothing to him.

In Hold on to Sixteen Sebastian crashes Kurt and Blaine's date at the Lima Bean and begins flirting with Blaine in front of Kurt, asking him why he hasn't been online lately. Blaine excuses himself from the table to get another coffee, which gives Kurt and Sebastian time to say exactly what they think of each other. Sebastian tells Kurt that Blaine is too good for him. When Blaine returns to the table, Sebastian says they were discussing future plans to go drinking again, then leaves, telling Kurt to "take care of that Warbler".

Later, while New Directions performs at Sectionals, Sebastian is seen cheering on Blaine in the audience. Kurt doesn't look too thrilled about that.

In Michael, there is a lot of conflict with Sebastian and Blaine. At The Lima Bean while Blaine, Rachel, Santana, Kurt and Artie are discussing about doing Michael at Regionals, Sebastian pops out of thin air and tells them that they can't. He revealed that he changed the setlist after hearing New Directions was doing Michael. When asked who told him, he told everyone that Blaine mentioned it to him while they were talking over the phone which Kurt never knew about. Blaine doesn't deny it and admits he did say something. At the end of the sing-off in the parking lot with the number Bad, Sebastian throws a slushie that hits Blaine in the eye. Blaine falls on the floor, groaning in pain while the Warblers quickly escape. When Santana and Sebastian have the sing-off with the song Smooth Criminal, it is then revealed that the slushie Sebastian threw was meant for Kurt and it had Rock Salt in it which scratched Blaine's right cornea, leaving him in need of surgery.

In On My Way, Sebastian attempts to apologize to Blaine, but Blaine rejects the apology until he realizes that Sebastian has had a change of heart. Blaine appears to have forgiven Sebastian, because they shake hands after New Directions wins at Regionals.

JeremiahEdit

In Silly Love Songs, Blaine has a crush on Jeremiah, a worker from the Gap. Jeremiah is also gay, but is not interested in Blaine and also believes that it would be illegal for them to date. Blaine sings When I Get You Alone to Jeremiah, and unintentionally gets him fired.

According to Jeremiah, they only drank coffee twice.

FriendsEdit

Kurt HummelEdit

Blaine and Kurt first meet in Never Been Kissed. They become fast friends and Kurt starts blowing off Mercedes to spend time with him. At Dalton, they are almost exclusively seen in each others company, and confide in each other a great deal. In Silly Love Songs, Kurt reminds Blaine that they have always been honest with each other. Though they do fight, these fights don't seem to last long, and they seem to consider each other their best friend.

They become romantically involved and share their first kiss in Original Song. Blaine tell Kurt he loves him in New York, Kurt replies with 'I love you too.' In The First Time, they both lose their virginities to each other. Also in this episode, Blaine tells Kurt that he wants Kurt to be proud to be with him. Kurt tells him that he is proud to be with him. Blaine almost breaks down crying of happiness and they kiss in the auditorium. In I Kissed a Girl, Kurt is devastated about losing the election after Rachel stuffs the ballot box to make Kurt win and gets caught, thus ruining his chances to get into NYADA. Blaine is there for him telling him to not give up and they will figure something out. At the end of the performance of Bad, Sebastian throws a slushie at Kurt and Blaine dives in between them shielding his boyfriend from the frozen drink. It turns out the slushy was tainted and damages his eye leaving him bed-ridden. Kurt visits him and reads to him out of a magazine. Blaine toasts Kurt who is a finalist for NYADA. Kurt proceeds to sing Ben to him with the help of Rachel and Finn. Kurt and Blaine have relationship troubles during the episode Dance with Somebody but sort their differences out at the end of the episode.

Rachel BerryEdit

It is first shown that Rachel and Blaine have met and spoken with each other as friends in The Sue Sylvester Shuffle at The Lima Bean with Kurt and Mercedes where the girls discussed the problems of New Directions and the football team. They share a brief attempt at a romantic relationship in Blame It On The Alcohol, but hold no hard feelings when Blaine realizes he is "100% Gay." They also appeared to have bonded in The First Time during rehearsals for West Side Story, and over the fact that they both failed to lose their virginities prior to the opening night of the musical. Rachel is now one of Blaine's closest friends.

Mercedes JonesEdit

Mercedes first meets Blaine during The Substitute during a lunch or dinner meal at Breadstix with Kurt while she is going through tots withdrawal. Blaine is shown trying to engage her in conversation, asking her opinion about Prop. 8 and football, neither of which appeals to her. In fact Mercedes is seen to be showing very little attention to the boys' conversation. But, Blaine does show kindness when he admits that he's taking Mercedes' time.

The next meeting shown between them in during The Sue Sylvester Shuffle at The Lima Bean with Kurt and Rachel where the girls discussed the problems of New Directions and the football team.

Even after Blaine transfers to McKinley, his interactions with Mercedes are few and far between. Blaine openly admires Mercedes talent, but rarely seems to speak with her or interact on any real level. They seem to be more acquaintances than friends.

Finn HudsonEdit

Blaine meets Finn Hudson (on screen, though they may have met prior to that) at the Rachel Berry House Party Trainwreck Extravaganza during Blame It on the Alcohol. Blaine also sleeps over at the Hummel-Hudson house afterwards, and Finn may have been the one to help Kurt bring Blaine upstairs after the party, as he was very intoxicated. No other mention is made of their interaction, but it can be safely assumed that they have met since the party and since Kurt started dating Blaine. By the time Junior Prom rolls around, Blaine is comfortable enough in the Hummel-Hudson house to hang out with Finn even while Kurt is off in other parts of the house, as seen in the easy conversation he has with Finn (and Burt) in Prom Queen. Finn is among the Glee Club members who is visibly upset with the idea of Kurt cheating on Blaine in Rumours.

After Blaine transfers to McKinley, Finn becomes somewhat hostile towards him. He snipes at Blaine and tries to tear him down or diminish his talents on several occasions, until finally Blaine calls him out on it in Hold on to Sixteen. They hash out their differences, with Finn admitting his jealousy and insecurity in the face of Blaine's superior talent. They come to an understanding and are seen smiling and congratulating each other after the Sectionals performance.

In Prom-A-Sauras when Finn wins Prom King you can see Blaine yelling loudly "GO FINN!", very happy of what he acomplished

Mike ChangEdit

Blaine meets Mike Chang at the Rachel Berry House Party Trainwreck Extravaganza during Blame It on the Alcohol, but they don't seem to have any meaningful interaction. After Blaine transfers to McKinley, he and Mike are both cast in major roles in the school production of West Side Story, and seem to have bonded over the experience. While the script doesn't include many scenes with Mike and Blaine, they have many background moments together that hint at a solid friendship. They often dance together or sit near each other, laughing and joking. They also provide backing vocals and dance moves for Puck during "Hot for Teacher." In Choke, Mike asks Blaine for hair gel tips, and it seems like Blaine was the only one he could go to. Blaine gives him advice about it.

Sam EvansEdit

Blaine meets Sam Evans at the Rachel Berry House Party Trainwreck Extravaganza during Blame It on the Alcohol, but they don't seem to have any meaningful interaction. In the Rumours episode, Sam admits that Kurt found out about his family's financial troubles when he delivered pizza to Dalton one evening. It is very likely that Blaine met him there and learned of Sam's problems there as well. In New York, they meet at the Lima Bean when Sam and Mercedes run into Kurt and Blaine, but the meeting is extremely brief. Sam does not see Blaine again until Hold On To Sixteen, when Sam returns from Kentucky with ideas of how to be sexy and win over the judges at Sectionals. Blaine doesn't care for Sam's ideas, and the two break into a fight, with Blaine storming off afterwards. While their reconciliation is not shown on screen, Sam is seen being very friendly with Blaine during the Sectionals performance and afterwards laughing and joking with him. They seem to get along well during Yes/No, as Sam talks about his summer romance with Mercedes.

Noah PuckermanEdit

Blaine meets Puck at the Rachel Berry House Party Trainwreck Extravaganza during Blame It on the Alcohol, but they don't seem to have any meaningful interaction. Puck seems extremely supportive of Kurt's relationship with Blaine, and even berates Sam in Rumours when he thinks Sam is cheating with Kurt.

After Blaine transfers to McKinley, Puck seems indifferent to Blaine's entrance to the Glee Club, but doesn't oppose it. He seems to enjoy Blaine's presence and songs, and have no real problem with him. Puck feels comfortable enough with Blaine to ask him to help sing "Hot for Teacher" during Mash Off, and is upset and ready to go beat up the Warblers after Blaine is slushied. Puck appears genuinely happy for Kurt during Heart when the countertenor describes how romantic Blaine is and how what they have is True Love.

In Dance With Somebody Puck gives Blaine a gift bag, along with the other guys, including a guitar pick and a shot glass he stole from a house whose pool he cleans which said "Drink Till She Cute", which could be a reference to Blame It on the Alcohol, his sexuality, or both. In the end Puck speaks to all of them and says, "I love you guys."

In Choke when Puck is in danger of failing, Blaine is with the other guys and seems just as interested in helping him pass. When Puck is thanking them, he tells all of them that they helped him become a man. As if as a side note he turns to Blaine and says "Even you Blaine" who responded with a questioning "thanks?".

Santana LopezEdit

Blaine and Santana's relationship seems to move from openly hostile and derisive to friendly and everything in between. Despite Santana's rough facade, she seems to genuinely care for Blaine and is willing to defend him by admitting to setting the piano on fire in The Purple Piano Project and standing up to the Warblers at Dalton in Michael. In A Night of Neglect she is also seen breaking up a fight between Blaine and Karofsky and proceeding to threaten Karofsky so he would leave them alone.

Brittany PierceEdit

Blaine and Brittany get along very well, their effervescent personalities making them very compatible. Blaine also has some skills with dancing, and is often paired with Brittany or Tina during performances. In You Should Be Dancing they perform together, along with Mike. Brittany is seen being a little harsh to Blaine in Prom-a-sauras, telling him that she doesn't like the way he looks after announcing the ban of hair gel at prom. When Blaine takes the gel out of his hair she thinks he's a "new kid with the bad fro" and when he ask if its bad she said "It's really bad" and that he's Mr. Broccoli head. In the end she recognizes that she abused her position as Class President and the she would make and exception for him because she didn't want the other student to turn to stone, referencing Medusa, a mythical being with snakes for hair, who was so ugly she turned all who looked at her to stone. Blaine isn't seen taking extreme offense from her comments, more embarrassment.

Rory FlanaganEdit

Blaine meets Rory Flanagan during Pot O' Gold, when Rory is brought into the Glee Club. When Finn suggests that Rory sing lead during the Mash Off, Blaine is openly supportive, and even offers to help Rory prepare. They don't seem to have too much interaction, but it always appears friendly.

Tina Cohen-ChangEdit

Blaine and Tina appear to get along well, although they have had no meaningful interactions on screen. They are in the same grade with Artie, and share a math class with Puck (who is a grade above them). They are often paired up for dancing during performances.

Artie AbramsEdit

Blaine and Artie appear to get along well, although they have had very few interactions on screen, aside from Blaine being under his direction during West Side Story and the Glee Christmas Special. They are in the same grade but don't appear to have any classes together (that we've seen).

Quinn FabrayEdit

Blaine and Quinn don't seem to have any real interaction, but they do appear on friendly terms. Blaine tosses a compliment at Quinn as he and Kurt are passing her in the hall after Regionals in On My Way.

Sugar MottaEdit

Blaine and Sugar seem to get along well enough, though their interactions are minor. They seem to have cultivated a friendship off screen, as she helps him surprise Kurt at her Valentine's Day party and calls him her "Extra Special Guest" and considers him "cute and compact."

The WarblersEdit

These are Blaine's first friends on the show, and he appears very happy with them and at Dalton. They get along well and several Warblers openly admire and hero worship Blaine. Though most aren't named, all of the ones who are named are openly friendly with Blaine: Wes, David, Thad, Nick, Jeff , and Trent. Throughout the Second Season, Blaine is shown as being essentially the face of the Warblers: their lead soloist and leader (even though the Council in fact runs the group). He was reluctant to leave them behind but transferred to McKinley to be with Kurt. The first appearance of the Warblers in Season 3 (The First Time) during a performance of "Uptown Girl" also introduces Blaine to Sebastian Smythe, the newest Warbler who openly desires Blaine and tries to break him and Kurt up. After Sebastian is rebuffed repeatedly by Blaine, he seems to use his influence in the Warblers to turn them against Blaine, Kurt, and New Directions, as he has no trouble convincing them to steal the idea to use Michael Jackson songs for Regionals during Michael, and even after he slushies Blaine, only a handful of them appear concerned for their (possibly former) friend.

Sebastian becomes even more openly hostile after the New Directions (lead by Kurt) convince the Warblers they were wrong to follow Sebastian, and appear to want to reconcile with their New Directions friends. No real mention is made regarding whether Blaine reconciled with his Warbler friends, but judging by his continued anger at Sebastian in On My Way, it can be assumed that even if he has, he definitely considered any friendship with Sebastian to be well over, and even considered him an enemy. When Sebastian seems to have a change of heart after Dave Karofsky's suicide attempt, Blaine seems to reluctantly agree to more amiable interactions, though it isn't clear if he considers Sebastian (or any of the Warblers) his friends anymore.

Character BackgroundEdit

Glee creator Ryan Murphy stated, "Darren has a major, major arc ... He sort of becomes Kurt's mentor and then maybe love. He had to leave his own school because of bullying and goes to an all-boys academy and finds acceptance because that school has a no-bullying, zero-tolerance policy. So Kurt really admires him and respects him." Murphy also stated that "[Darren] He plays someone who's one year older than Chris' character, so he's the old pro." Source

Still it is confirmed that he is currently a junior (one year behind Kurt in school) as stated in I Am Unicorn when Blaine tells Kurt that he wouldn't audition for the role of Tony because it's a role a senior should play.

In an interview on October 28, 2010, Darren Criss stated: "The character Blaine himself is such a cool guy, and I really hope he ends up being a really positive role model and source of strength for a lot of people, gay or straight—for any teen, really. Blaine's a guy that is real, he's seen some hardship and when we meet him he's a very strong, collected guy and he's really analyzed the things that have happened to him and has defined himself because of those things and a lot of the struggle that other characters go through, he's found a way to empower himself through that. Having a character like that show up where we are in the show and where we are in our society is pretty cool. So to answer your question he's kind of an out-and-proud student at another school, at a private all-boys school called Dalton, and he meets Kurt, befriends him and imparts whatever knowledge that he feels he can benefit Kurt with." Source

In another interview with Ryan Murphy, he states "I think that that character is fascinating, because he is incredibly strong and, based on the [music] we’ve released, that Teenage Dream song has gotten hundreds of thousands of hits. People really seem to be taken by that character and they don't even know him yet. But I also think that he’s tormented because, as he says to Kurt in the storyline, "I ran." I put my tail between my legs and I left my situation and I regret it. I don't think he’s some big white knight who walks in and does the “We're here, we're queer, get used to it," thing. He has great self-loathing and wishes he would have handled himself differently, and those things will play out over the course of the season – trying to rectify what he perceives as weakness and wrongdoing on his own part. I didn't write some sort of heroic, Clark Kent-like character." Source

He left his previous school due to heavy bullying (including getting beaten up at a Sadie Hawkins dance, which he attended with another out, unnamed gay male). He is believed to be a student in good standing at Dalton, and was a popular member of the Warblers - Sebastian states he was looking forward to meeting Blaine because of this good reputation at Dalton, and the fact the Warblers "won't shut up" about him. In "Hold on to Sixteen", it is revealed that Blaine had taken up boxing because of all the bullying. It is also revealed that he had started "Dalton's chapter of Fight Club" (something he cannot talk about in public due to "obvious reasons").

Blaine's preferred coffee order is a "medium drip" and he tends to add cinnamon for flavor. He loves football and is familiar with the rules and guidelines at the high school and college levels. He is a fan of the Ohio State Buckeyes football team. He also likes musicals and may also enjoy fashion as he is very familiar/may have a subscription to Vogue magazine. He is a fan of Marion Cotillard (a French actress and singer) and Patti LuPone. He thoroughly enjoys Roxy Music and The Police. His relationship with his father may be strained, given that they worked on a classic car together over a previous summer, but Blaine suspected his father's motives were to "make [him] straight". However, this experience did leave him with a general knowledge of cars and car maintenance. Prior to beginning his relationship with Kurt, Blaine had never had a boyfriend. Although Blaine's heritage is not specifically mentioned, Rachel does suggest in Blame It On the Alcohol that if she had children with Blaine they would be "vaguely Eurasian looking" - suggesting they aren't sweeping Darren Criss' Filipino heritage under the rug.

SongsEdit

SolosEdit

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Season Three:

DuetsEdit

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Season Three:

Solos (In a Group Number)Edit

Season 3
Song	Episode	Solos with
Control	Hold on to Sixteen	Quinn & Artie
Man In The Mirror		Finn, Artie, Puck, Sam & Mike
My Favorite Things	Extraordinary Merry Christmas	Kurt, Rachel & Mercedes
Do They Know It's Christmas? (Feed The World)		Finn, Mercedes, Rachel, Kurt, Artie, Brittany, Puck, Tina & Santana
Bad	Michael	Artie, Santana & Sebastian
Love Shack	Heart	Mercedes, Kurt, Brittany, Rachel & Sugar
Fly/I Believe I Can Fly	On My Way	Rachel, Artie, Santana, Finn & Mercedes
You Should Be Dancing	Saturday Night Glee-ver	Mike & Brittany
Big Girls Don't Cry	Prom-asaurus	Rachel & Kurt
Paradise By The Dashboard Light	Nationals	Finn, Puck, Kurt, Rachel, Santana & Mercedes

Speaking LinesEdit

• Hot For Teacher (Mash Off) Puck (with Finn and Mike)
• The Rain in Spain (Choke) Puck (with Finn and Mike)

TriviaEdit

• His favorite coffee order is a "Medium Drip"' with cinnamon for flavor. (Silly Love Songs) He sometimes buys biscotti with his coffee (The Sue Sylvester Shuffle)
• Him, Artie, Tina, Mike, Puck, Rory and Joe are the only members to have never quit or left the New Directions
• Favorite holiday was Valentine's Day, at least in the beginning of the episode Silly Love Songs.
• Since appearing, has had a solo at least every 2 episodes.
• Commonly known as Blaine Warbler, by Rachel in Blame It on the Alcohol, and Kurt in Prom Queen, along with being referred to it by Brad Falchuk.
• Is likely of half-Asian descent, as implied by Rachel in Blame It on the Alcohol (along with the fact that Darren Criss' mother is Filipino).
• Knows a fair amount about cars, having built one with his father. (Sexy)
• Enjoys gelling his hair, although he normally has a white-boy 'fro.
• His favorite college football team is the OSU Buckeyes. Ironically, Darren Criss went to the University of Michigan, the historically bitter rival of OSU.
• Apparently, taking from all the pictures and trophies in Blaine's room (as seen in The First Time), is a big fan of polo and fencing and quite talented at them.
• Collects toy robots and model vintage cars which can be seen around his bedroom (in The First Time)
• He, Rory Flanagan, and Joe Hart are the only male members of the New Directions who haven't been on the football team.
• He was said (by Kurt) to "love the mic" in a clip from the Glee live. In what may be an allusion to this, Blaine has a picture of a microphone in his locker.
• Is a big fan of Roxy Music. (The First Time)
• Wears bowties with mostly everything he wears.
• Lost his virginity to Kurt Hummel in The First Time.
• Took up boxing from being bullied. (Hold on to Sixteen)
• He was the fourteenth member of the New Directions, following his boyfriend Kurt.
• Needed to have eye surgery after being slushied by Sebastian. The slushie, which was intended for Kurt contained rock salt and scratched his right cornea. (Michael)
• Has a picture of Kurt on his nightstand. (Michael)
• Customized his eyepatch so it was shaped like a heart for Valentines Day (Heart)
• Is looking forward to marriage equality in all 50 states. (On My Way)
• Has a picture of Kurt's Presidential campaign poster in his locker (Big Brother)
• When he and Cooper were kids, they were famous around the neighborhood for their dueling Simon LeBon impressions, as described by Cooper in Big Brother.
• Liked to dance to Mmmbop by Hanson when he and Cooper were kids. (Big Brother)
• Only have a duet with:Kurt,Rachel,and also Cooper.
• Carries a small wind-up toy robot with him and takes it to Math class. Mike Chang also has one of these wind-up toys on his desk at the beginning of the episode (Saturday Night Glee-ver).
• He's passionate about Disco music. Even going as far as suggesting disco music as an idea for Nationals (this year's theme being "vintage"). And showing open delight at the presence of the dance-floor in the choir room (Saturday Night Glee-ver).
• Has been shown attending Math class with Puck in I Kissed a Girl and also with Mike Chang and Brittany S. Pierce in Saturday Night Glee-ver.
• Is the 14th member of New Directions to be seen in 'mini' form after Rachel, Finn, Quinn, Brittany, Santana, Sam, Mercedes, Kurt, Tina, Mike, Artie and Puck in The Substitute and Lauren Zizes in Born This Way. His younger appearance bears more similarities to Lauren's, as both of their's were flashbacks as opposed to dream sequences. (Big Brother)
• He and Kurt scheduled makeout sessions for a month before Dance With Somebody
• He describes Kurt as "The love of [his] life" (Dance With Somebody)
• Hates how curly his hair gets without gel, and believes he "looks like Medusa" without it (Prom-asaurus)
• He claims that Kurt has not seen his hair without gel, yet Kurt has seen his hair without gel in two occasions. In the episode, Blame It on the Alcohol during Rachel's party and during the performance of I Can't Go For That/You Make My Dreams.
• He watches a lot of reality TV with Kurt: Jersey Shore, The Bachelorette, Being Bobby Brown, and Tabitha Takes Over.

Main Characters

Artie• Blaine • Brittany • Emma • Finn • Kurt • Mercedes Mike • Puck • Quinn • Rachel • Santana • Sue • Tina • Will