Hairography
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| Hairography | |
| Season One, Episode Eleven | |
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Hairography is the eleventh episode of Glee's first season. The episode introduces New Directions' rival glee clubs, the Jane Addams Academy Glee Club for girls recently released from juvenile detention and the Haverbrook School for the Deaf Choir. Sue gives New Directions' set-list for Sectionals to the competing clubs in order to damage New Directions' chances of progressing to Regionals. Quinn reconsiders having her baby adopted, and letting Puck be a part of her life, but ultimately recommits to the idea, and Rachel (unsuccessfully) tries to attract Finn.
It is written by Ian Brennan and directed by Bill D'Elia.
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Plot

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Added by Dani99He removes it from the club's set-list, replacing it with a performance of True Colors. Unbeknownst to Will, Sue reveals two songs from New Directions' line-up for sectionals to Grace and Dalton, suggesting they have their own clubs perform them to gain an edge in the competition.
Quinn begins to doubt her decision to give her baby to Terri, but she must make up her mind soon because she already has a very big bump by this episode and re-considers her stance on raising the baby with Puck instead of Finn. She tells Terri she wants to keep the baby, but in an effort to change her mind, Terri's sister Kendra has Quinn babysit her
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Added by GleekGem- "Bootylicious" by Destiny's Child. Sung by the Jane Addams Academy Glee Club.
- "You're The One That I Want" from Grease. Sung by Finn Hudson and Rachel Berry.
- "Papa Don't Preach" by Madonna. Sung by Quinn Fabray with Puck.
- "Hair/Crazy in Love" from Hair by Beyoncé. Sung by New Directions.
- "Imagine" by John Lennon. Sung by the Haverbrook School for the Deaf Choir and New Directions.
- "True Colors" by Cyndi Lauper. Sung by Tina Cohen-Chang & New Directions.
Background Songs
- "Don't Make Me Over'' by Dionne Warwick. Sung by Mercedes Jones (Featured on album).
Guest Stars
Special Guest Star
Guest Cast
- Jennifer Aspen as Kendra Giardi
- Michael Hitchcock as Dalton Rumba
- Naya Rivera as Santana Lopez
- Heather Morris as Brittany Pierce
- Harry Shum Jr. as Mike Chang
- Dijon Talton as Matt Rutherford
- Michael Loeffelholz as Phil Giardi
- John Auntry as Deaf Choir Soloist
Co-Stars
- Ethan, Aidan and Ben Freedman as Giardi Triplets
- Dawn Noel Pignuola as Jayelle
- Tellisha Show as Aphasia
- Lexi Marman as Deaf Choir #1
- Nilson Avalos as Deaf Choir #2
- Joshua Segovia as Deaf Choir #3
- Maj Lesti as Deaf Choir #4
- Weston Mueller as Deaf Choir #5
- Tommy Kom as Deaf Choir #6
- Gianni Manganell as Deaf Choir #7
- Jade Fowler as Deaf Choir #8
- Emilee Wallace as Deaf Choir #9
- Marco Duarte as Deaf Choir #10
- Treshelle Edmand as Deaf Choir #11
Trivia
- Some of the members of the Jane Addams Academy Glee Club were contestants on another Fox show, So You Think You Can Dance.
- The crew of the show originally wanted Whitney Houston to play the part of Grace Hitchens. She was replaced by Eve when she declined to appear on the show.
- Yoko Ono was hesitant about allowing Glee the rights to "Imagine". Series music supervisor P.J. Bloom explained: "It was very difficult to convince Yoko Ono that it was the right thing to do. She needed to truly understand how the music was going to be used.The added component of us wanting to have a deaf choir signing the song made for this incredibly poignant moment. ...It really took a lot of convincing to get her on board and realize that it was a great, great moment, and a tribute to John and his song."
- Although the performance of 'Imagine' by the deaf choir was well received by critics, many felt that New Directions joining in (without invitation) ruined what was shaping up to be the highlight of episode.
- This episode was watched by 6.18 million viewers.
- Hairography was actually taught to the cast by Heather Morris like seen in the show. The line she uses to explain it is how she explained it to show creator, Ryan Murphy, who decided to put it in the script.
- The Glee guys got to pick their own wigs for the Hair/Crazy in Love Number.
- Brooke Lipton, Glee's assistant choreographer has a cameo as one of the Jane Addams Academy girls.
- The word distract/distracted/distraction is said twenty times throughout the episode.
- This is the first episode to feature a Glee co-worker as a character on the show, with Brooke Lipton as a member of a rival show choir. The second this happened was with Ian Brennan as a judge in On My Way.
Errors
- When Rachel is dressed in her black, tight dress at school and Finn turns around and Rachel asks Finn if he wants to help him with Hairography, she has one side of her hair behind her back. Then, when she mentions that she has had long hair since she was a toddler, her hair is now in front of her without seeing her hands come up to fix it.
- During Imagine Puck is wearing a vest but then it disappears, then reappears.
Quotes
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Hairography is all of them whizzing their hair around just to show they're not good dancers. | ” |
| —Rachel, Hairography | ||
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Can we be in love again? | ” |
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Rachel somehow manages to dress like a grandmother and a toddler at the same time. | ” |
| —Kurt, Hairography | ||
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You need something to distract from your horrible personality. Most of the time I find it hard to be in the same room with you, especially this one. This looks like where Strawberry Shortcake and Holly Hobbie come to hook up. | ” |
| —Kurt, Hairography | ||
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Sometimes it’s hard to appreciate what a good singer you are because all I think about is shoving a sock in your mouth. | ” |
| —Kurt, Hairography | ||
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So, hairography. It works best when you pretend like you're getting tasered. It's like cool epilepsy. | ” |
| —Brittany, Hairography | ||