blaine sang to jeremiah in silly love songs.
blaine sang to jeremiah in silly love songs.
who does blaine sing to in silly love songs?
jeremiah
at dalton academy, a private school attended by former new directions member kurt hummel (chris colfer), the object of his affection blaine anderson (darren criss) announces his intention to sing a love song to his crush. kurt believes that blaine has feelings for him, so is disappointed when his crush turns out to be jeremiah (alexander nifong), the assistant manager at a local gap store. the dalton academy warblers accompany blaine as he serenades jeremiah with robin thicke's "when i get you alone". jeremiah is subsequently fired and rebuffs blaine. kurt confesses his feelings to blaine, who tells kurt that he cares for him but is terrible at romance, and does not want to risk damaging their friendship. the episode ends with new directions assembled at breadstix, a local restaurant, where the warblers perform the titular "silly love songs".
silly love songs (glee)
matt richenthal of "tv fanatic" gave the episode a 4.6 out of 5 stars, and went on to describe the episode as "a funny, touching, entertaining "glee" episode that didn't feature a single line from sue sylvester? i never thought i'd see the day. but that's exactly what transpired on 'silly love songs', as the show stopped feeling like a public service announcement for a week and actually focused on well-paced, well-written relationship developments among its core characters." joel keller of "tv squad" gave the episode a positive review, and wrote, silly love songs' strikes an interesting contrast to sunday night's post-super bowl episode in that tonight was more about the kids and where they are in their stories than about big production numbers and sue's cartoon evilness. it was also the funniest episode of the season, in no small part because we got some insight into the lives of two new directions members we rarely get to hang out with for any length of time: santana and lauren." james poniewozik of "time magazine" praised the storyline and the musical performances of the episode. however, soraya roberts of the "daily news" gave the episode a negative review: "this show sometimes sounds like it was written by a pit, prime idiot tv writer. it's almost as bad as tina breaking down into tears for no reason while singing 'my funny valentine' to mike and blaine attempting to channel frank sinatra while singing paul mccartney's 'silly love songs' in the middle of breadsticks." lisa de moraes of "the washington post" praised the storyline, calling it cohesive.
silly love songs (glee)