Kurt and Blaine

I ship Klaine!

Blaine- Come and get me!

Kurt- -shy-

Broke my heart, it did.

Background on my desktop now :>

I may be late in knowing this, but apparently Rachel and Blaine kiss in the next episode. And apparently Blaine might be bisexual. I may look like I’m typing in a calm manner but inside I’m all FUCK YOU CREATORS OF GLEE. JUST LET KURT AND BLAINE TO BE TOGETHER AND I WILL NOT HARM ANY SHEEP.

Sorry if this is old news to you, it is news to me. So I’m in the first phase: anger. Will inform you when I reach the next few stages of crying, banging my head against the wall, more crying and maybe acceptance.

When “Glee” returns with the post-Super Bowl show on Sunday, viewers will be treated to an extra-long episode. The sixty-six minute show will feature some amazing stunts, plenty of make-up and a variety of popular cover songs.

Yesterday, the “Glee” version of Destiny Child’s “Bills, Bills, Bills” was released. In a creative acapella cover, Darren Criss and the Warblers really get it right. But what is the meaning behind the song?

Some new spoilers on the internet suggest that another character could factor into the complicated relationship between Kurt (Chris Colfer) and Blaine (Darren Criss).

Newcomer Luke Edgemon will take on a pivotal role in this episode. And some sources suggest that he will play the part of Blaine’s ex. Other spoilers have pointed to a fight between Luke’s character and Kurt. How could this all factor into the song performance by the Warblers?

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NOOOOOOOOOO OMG LOGAN’S BECOMING REAL.