The Rocky Horror Glee Show the performances by Morris, Monteith, Agron and particularly Colfer, who, she wrote, "looked and sounded the part so well, you'd swear you were watching the original "Rocky Horror Picture Show"". In a generally negative review of the episode, Reiter commented that despite her dissatisfaction, she found herself singing along to "Time Warp" with "disconcerting enthusiasm", and was "nostalgically transported against [her] better judgment". In contrast, VanDerWerff stated that he would have increased his review of the episode from an "F" to a "D" had "Time Warp" been better, as he had "never seen a more lifeless version". Zoller Seitz similarly
The Rocky Horror Glee Show Watched by 11.76 million US viewers, "The Rocky Horror Glee Show" was the fifth consecutive episode of "Glee" to become the top-rated program on the night of broadcast in the 18–49 demographic. It received a mixed response from critics, was alternatively deemed the series' best ever themed-episode by "Rolling Stone" Erica Futterman, and was described as the worst hour in the show's history by Todd VanDerWerff of "The A.V. Club". The episode featured cover versions of seven "Rocky Horror" songs, which were released on an extended play album. "" reached number six on the "Billboard" 200. It marked the lowest