Olivia Newton-John
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| Olivia Newton-John | |
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| General Information | |
| Gender: | Female |
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| Age: | 64 |
| Hair Color: | Blonde |
| Eye Color: | Blue |
| Birthday: | September 26, 1948 |
| Occupation(s): | Singer, Actress |
| Family & Friends | |
| Friends: | Josh Groban |
| Enemies: | Sue Sylvester |
| Other Information | |
| Interests: | Singing, Acting |
| Talent: | Singing, Acting |
| Strengths: | Singing, Acting |
| Series Information | |
| First appearance: | Bad Reputation |
| Last appearance: | Journey |
| Portrayer: | Herself |
Olivia Newton-John (born September 26, 1948), is an Australian singer and actress, most famous for her role as Sandy in the movie Grease, who guest starred in the Glee episodes Bad Reputation and Journey as a very mean, rude and unthoughtful, fictional version of herself.
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Overview
Season One
Bad Reputation
In Bad Reputation, Olivia Newton-John heads to McKinley High after she heard her daughter laughing at a video, which was Sue's rendition of her music video, Physical. Olivia remembers how mediocre her first video was, so she asks Sue to help recreate the video for a new generation and as a way to both redeem themselves.
Journey
In Journey, Olivia is a celebrity judge at Regionals alongside Josh Groban, Sue and Rod Remington. One glee club, Aural Intensity, performs her song, Magic and because of that she believes they were the ones who deserved to win. She also berated New Directions because there was no production value to their performance, writing McKinley off as a "poor person school." When Sue tries to explain that not all kids grow up as privileged as she was, she doesn't care and votes New Directions for third place.
Songs
Solos (In a Duet)
Quotes
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And by the time Josh Groban was their age he was already in the Mickey Mouse Club or something. | ” |
| —Journey | ||
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Brunettes have no place in show business | ” |
| —Olivia Newton-John, Journey | ||
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Couldn't they afford better costumes? Are they a poor person school? | ” |
| —Olivia Newton John, Journey | ||


























