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Catherine’s Costumes in Season 3 of The Great
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Nathan reacting to each member being removed Dethklok
Just a huge disclaimer forehand that I know not all the situations had the same gravity, etc. But I still wanted to talk about them because I think they're interesting.
I want to go in a crescendo of sorts so I'm not going through the episodes in chronological order.
Murderface and Toki
I'm starting with Dethsiduals (S3E07) because Toki and Murderface have been called useless by the rest of the band quite a few times, making them a bit of a slacking duo.
So, in this episode, Nathan, Pickles and Skwisgaar get all fed up with these two's behavior and decide to throw them out of the band. Nathan does the honors, of course.
At first, it's great. Their workload gets easier to deal with, managing to record several dozens of songs in mere hours. Pickles even says that kicking them out might have been the best choice.
That is until they realize, they're having TOO much fun. Their songs don't sound good because they're having fun. It's not brutal anymore, because They're so happy that it no longer is brutal, their music sucks instead. And you can't have Dethklok without brutality.
Eventually, they ask Murderface and Toki to come back, on the account that their sound simply isn't the same without them. It's definitely more focused on Murderface, though, as his negativity and aggressive behavior is partly the reason their music is brutal. Because he annoys them and criticizes them...
This theme makes a comeback in Army of Doomstar, of course.
Pickles
In Rehabklok (S3E08), where Pickles experiences is sent to rehab after a technical malfunction at a show.
Because they still need a drummer for the band, so they get a drum machine. Everyone is in awe and don't seem to find a problem with this change. Nathan even thinks it's perfect.
Though, he briefly wonders if this would make Pickles mad, only to be reassured by Skwisgaar that it's fine.
Sometime after, the drum machine has completely adapted to the band. The band can't stop praising the machine.
When Pickles comes back, no one seems too impressed and Nathan casually tells him that he's been replaced by the drum machine.
The drum machine gets too smug, though, and the band quickly grows tired of him. Also, Pickles has finished his last Rehab step which means he can join Dethklok again. And that they can get rid of this drum machine.
We all know how that goes, the drum machine tries to kill them and Pickles saves them. For which Dethklok are evidently grateful for, and also praise his return.
Skwisgaar
Finally, we get to Fatherklok (S3E05) where, in the search for his father, Skwisgaar abandons the band. Mind you this is the one instance where a member isn't kicked out but actually leaves off his own volition.
While Skwisgaar tries to make his new life in Sweden, Dethklok have a rehearsal. It doesn't go well. Toki is acting up because he's the only guitarist now, Murderface is too busy trying to contact Skwisgaar to care and Pickles' daddy issues are resurfacing. Rather than work this through, Nathan immediately decides to get Skwisgaar back from Sweden.
Problem is, when they get to Sweden, Skwisgaar doesn't seem to want to get back to Dethklok, which Nathan respects. Before leaving though, he gives Skwisgaar a few words.
We all know Skwisgaar quickly rejoins the band afterwards.
So what do we have here?
In Dethsiduals, the band is initially very glad to have kicked Murderface and Toki from the band. They feel like they work better without them, however it's a double-edged sword because they work too good, and that is not good for the band, in fact.
In Rehabklok, the whole band seems to be doing great with the drum machine replacing Pickles. With time, though, the machine's attitude puts them off and they're glad to have Pickles back with them.
In Fatherklok, the only sort of positive reaction to Skwisgaar leaving seems to be coming from Toki, who dreams of finally being the lead guitarist. Murderface and Pickles are too wrapped in their own bullshit to notice anything. But Nathan? Nathan doesn't like the band without Skwisgaar. We don't have a single moment of him enjoying Skwisgaar's absence and clearly wants him back.
Now, like I said at the beginning of the post, I know all these episodes had different types of situations. Toki and Murderface were in a month-long suspension, not officially kicked out. Pickles' rehab did imply he was coming back at some point. Skwisgaar was the only one that actually left Mordhaus physically and Dethklok as whole...so it makes sense Nathan had a wildly different reaction to the latter compared to the other two.
However, I think it's still very telling, that not even once did Nathan consider that the band was better without Skwisgaar. In Dethsiduals and Rehabklok, you have Nathan actually satisfied at first with the new state of the band. But in Fatherklok, this never happens. Instead, Nathan very quickly grows annoyed with the remaining three and believes getting Skwisgaar back is the solution to fix Dethklok.
The last part, especifically. By the end of their respective episodes, Nathan did want Murderface (+ Toki) and Pickles to come back, but so did the other side, which made the reunion easier. Nathan didn't really have to do a lot to make them join again. In Fatherklok, however, Nathan and the rest of Dethklok physically go to Sweden to recruit Skwisgaar back, to which Skwisgaar sharply refuses. In his own, emotionally constipated way, Nathan then compliments Skwisgaar before walking away, calling him nothing short of exceptional and special.
Nathan doesn't want Skwisgaar back in the band because Skwisgaar's lack of skill and bad attitude improve their music somehow like Murderface. He doesn't want Skwisgaar back because Skwisgaar's not an arrogant sex machine like the drumming robot (ironically, Skwisgaar is very much this in all probability). He wants Skwisgaar because he just does. Because the band is not the same without him. Because Toki can't replace him as lead guitarist. Because their dynamic is falling apart without him around. Nathan wants Skwisgaar to return to the band because both musically and personally, he values him. Skwisgaar is a hard worker, and easy to get along with for him (Skwisgaar does reserve his arrogance towards Toki and Murderface after all). Skwisgaar doesn't make him mad like Murderface and Toki with their entitlement, Skwisgaar isn't irresponsible like Pickles can be with his habits. In Nathan's eyes, Skwisgaar is essentially a good presence in the band that doesn't pose him problems, and it's exactly why he's the member Nathan can easily recognize as key.
And thus, it is no surprise to anyone that these two stick together in Nathan's next project after the band breaks up. Of course, the project seems more like a tantrum than anything else but it's still worth noting that they agreed to stay together for it.
While Murderface, Toki and Pickles embarked in projects unrelated to music, Nathan and Skwisgaar stuck with music exactly. What's even more interesting is that Nathan's trying to get away from Dethklok's sound, yet wants Skwisgaar, an elemental part of Dethklok, to be part of this new idea.
Surprise! This was a Nategaar post all along. >:)
No, but jokes aside, I think of their relationship a lot. The subtle compatibility. Unlike Pickles and Nathan's friendship where they're close enough to go at each other's neck and make up later, Skwisgaar and Nathan's is much more quiet, but it's latent. Because they're both awkward but hard-working and highly perfectionist people, it's more evident when it comes to music.
In addition, Skwisgaar is essentially the one member Nathan has never truly gotten mad at. We've seen him constantly be irritated by Murderface, have serious issues with Pickles and even have a fight with Toki in Skwisklok (S1E10). With Skwisgaar, however, it seems like their relationship is much easier. They understand each other both on a professional and friendship level.
They might not be each other's most intense or even most important relationship, but it's the kind of relationship where you know the other person will always have your back. The type that's both easy and comforting. I love them.
#metalocalypse#dethklok#nathan explosion#skwisgaar skwigelf#pickles the drummer#william murderface#toki wartooth#basu post#analysis#sorry about typos if any#i want to post this already and go eat
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Hank: Yeah, but that test is comin' up. I need to know it backwards and forwards.
Brent: How does backwards help you?
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Fun fact about x-men evolution Pyro:
He snowboards!
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X-Men: Evolution S3E07
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Glee Soundtrack Rating Project Results: Series
Overall Results
Mean song rating: 6.542
Mean episode rating: 6.536
Mean season rating (by songs): 6.527
Mean season rating (by episodes): 6.525
Range of mean song ratings: 2.23-9.36
Range of mean episode ratings: 4.49-8.26
Range of mean season ratings (by songs): 2.23-9.36
Range of mean season ratings (by episodes): 4.49-8.26
Mean number of songs per episode: 5.8
Mean number of songs per season: 117
Range of number of songs per episode: 2-11
Range of number of songs per season: 71-137
Season Results
The mean and standard deviation for each season can be calculated by using the episode ratings for that season, or by using the song ratings for that season.
[ID: Two horizontal bar charts titled Mean Season Rating (by episode) and Mean Season Rating (by song), illustrating the mean rating of each season calculated according to episode rating and song rating, respectively. According to the episode ratings, S3 has a mean rating of 6.65, S2 has a mean rating of 6.63, S5 has a mean rating of 6.59, S4 has a mean rating of 6.47, S1 has a mean rating of 6.44, S6 has a mean rating of 6.37. According to the song ratings, S3 has a mean rating of 6.69, S5 has a mean rating of 6.61, S2 has a mean rating of 6.58, S4 has a mean rating of 6.5, S6 has a mean rating of 6.39, S1 has a mean rating of 6.39.]
[ID: Two horizontal bar charts titled Season Standard Deviation (by episode) and Season Standard Deviation (by song), illustrating the standard deviation of each season calculated according to episode rating and song rating, respectively. According to the episode ratings, S1 has a standard deviation of 0.87, S6 has a standard deviation of 0.69, S5 has a standard deviation of 0.68, S2 has a standard deviation of 0.67, S3 has a standard deviation of 0.61, S4 has a standard deviation of 0.56. According to the song ratings, S2 has a standard deviation of 1.32, S1 has a standard deviation of 1.3, S3 has a standard deviation of 1.16, S5 has a standard deviation of 1.14, S6 has a standard deviation of 1.07, S4 has a standard deviation of 1.01.]
Episode Results
[ID: Two horizontal bar charts titled Top Six Episodes and Bottom Six Episodes, illustrating the mean rating of the top six highest and lowest rated episodes, respectively. For the top six episodes: S2E18 - Born This Way has a mean rating of 8.26, S5E03 - The Quarterback has a mean rating of 8.16, S1E06 - Vitamin D has a mean rating of 8.13, S1E13 - Sectionals has a mean rating of 7.99, S4E04 - The Break-Up has a mean rating of 7.75, S2E06 - Never Been Kissed has a mean rating of 7.7. For the bottom six episodes: S1E08 - Mash-Up has a mean rating of 4.49, S3E12 - The Spanish Teacher has a mean rating of 4.97, S5E08 - Previously Unaired Christmas has a mean rating of 5.06, S6E04 - The Hurt Locker, Part One has a mean rating of 5.11, S1E10 - Ballad has a mean rating of 5.31, S4E19 - Sweet Dreams has a mean rating of 5.42.]
[ID: Two horizontal bar charts titled Top Six Least Controversial Episodes (episodes with small SDs) and Top Six Most Controversial Episodes (episodes with large SDs), illustrating the six least and most controversial episodes according to standard deviation, respectively. For the six least controversial episodes: S1E04 - Preggers has an sd of 0.13, S1E06 - Vitamin D has an sd of 0.21, S1E09 - Wheels has an sd of 0.28, S1E19 - Dream On has an sd of 0.33, S6E08 - A Wedding has an sd of 0.34, S4E19 - Sweet Dreams has an sd of 0.4. For the six most controversial episodes: S1E03 - Acafellas has an sd of 2.53, S2E08 - Furt has an sd of 2.03, S5E05 - The End of Twerk has an sd of 2.01, S3E06 - Mash Off has an sd of 1.83, S5E07 - Puppet Master has an sd of 1.77, S2E09 - Special Education has an sd of 1.73.]
Song Results
[ID: Two horizontal bar charts titled Top Six Songs and Bottom Six Songs, illustrating the mean rating of the top six highest and lowest rated songs, respectively. For the top six songs: S3E06 - Rumour Has It/Someone Like You has a mean rating of 9.36, S2E09 - Valerie has a mean rating of 9.21, S3E11 - Smooth Criminal has a mean rating of 9.17, S3E14 - Cough Syrup has a mean rating of 9.17, S2E04 - River Deep, Mountain High has a mean rating of 9.11, S1E18 - Rose's Turn has a mean rating of 9.06. For the bottom six songs: S1E08 - Thong Song has a mean rating of 2.23, S5E05 - Blurred Lines has a mean rating of 2.66, S1E03 - I Wanna Sex You Up has a mean rating of 2.92, S3E12 - A Little Less Conversation has a mean rating of 2.94, S2E16 - Jesus Is My Friend has a mean rating of 3.03, S5E07 - The Fox has a mean rating of 3.23.]
[ID: Two horizontal bar charts titled Top Six Least Controversial Songs (songs with small SDs) and Top Six Most Controversial Songs (songs with large SDs), illustrating the six least and most controversial songs according to standard deviation, respectively. For the six least controversial songs: S3E06 - Rumour Has It/Someone Like You has an sd of 1.02, S2E09 - Valerie has an sd of 1.03, S2E04 - River Deep, Mountain High has an sd of 1.15, S2E18 - Born This Way has an sd of 1.31, S1E20 - Bad Romance has an sd of 1.36, S3E11 - Smooth Criminal has aan sd of 1.37. For the six most controversial songs: S2E14 - My Headband has an sd of 2.83, S2E16 - Only Child has an sd of 2.81, S3E07 - Girls Just Wanna Have Fun has an sd of 2.73, S5E08 - The Chipmunk Song (Christmas Don't Be Late) has an sd of 2.73, S2E21 - My Man has an sd of 2.69, S5E07 - The Fox has an sd of 2.67.]
[More detailed song results under the cut]
About the Project | Results Masterpost
Full Episode Ranking
Season/Episode - Episode Title: mean (sd) [range] number of songs
1. S2E18 - Born This Way: 8.26 (0.88) [6.75-8.89] n=5
2. S5E03 - The Quarterback: 8.16 (0.81) [6.95-8.89] n=6
3. S1E06 - Vitamin D: 8.13 (0.21) [7.98-8.28] n=2
4. S1E13 - Sectionals: 7.99 (0.78) [7.04-8.82] n=4
5. S4E04 - The Break-Up: 7.75 (0.78) [6.59-8.62] n=6
6. S2E06 - Never Been Kissed: 7.7 (1.28) [5.82-8.63] n=4
7. S3E17 - Dance With Somebody: 7.54 (0.8) [5.96-8.53] n=7
8. S3E21 - Nationals: 7.53 (0.87) [6.37-8.99] n=7
9. S2E11 - The Sue Sylvester Shuffle: 7.51 (0.95) [6.66-8.58] n=4
10. S1E22 - Journey to Regionals: 7.48 (0.89) [6.2-8.54] n=6
11. S2E21 - Funeral: 7.48 (0.56) [7.04-8.46] n=5
12. S5E15 - Bash: 7.35 (0.48) [6.79-8.11] n=6
13. S4E13 - Diva: 7.34 (0.58) [6.32-7.93] n=7
14. S1E09 - Wheels: 7.29 (0.28) [6.97-7.47] n=3
15. S3E11 - Michael: 7.28 (1.01) [5.59-9.17] n=10
16. S6E03 - Jagged Little Tapestry: 7.27 (0.61) [6.49-7.86] n=5
17. S3E15 - Big Brother: 7.19 (0.75) [6.27-7.98] n=5
18. S3E14 - On My Way: 7.17 (1.11) [6.15-9.17] n=6
19. S3E08 - Hold on to Sixteen: 7.15 (1.01) [5.43-8.42] n=7
20. S6E02 - Homecoming: 7.13 (0.98) [5.34-8.03] n=6
21. S1E18 - Laryngitis: 7.1 (1.41) [5.36-9.06] n=6
22. S2E09 - Special Education: 7.05 (1.73) [4.2-9.21] n=6
23. S4E07 - Dynamic Duets: 7.05 (0.89) [5.49-7.74] n=5
24. S5E12 - 100: 7.05 (1.04) [5.42-8.15] n=6
25. S6E13 - Dreams Come True: 7.05 (1.26) [5.55-8.72] n=6
26. S5E01 - Love, Love, Love: 7.04 (0.79) [6.17-8.22] n=8
27. S1E15 - The Power of Madonna: 7.02 (1.2) [5.24-8.9] n=8
28. S2E04 - Duets: 7.02 (1.68) [3.77-9.11] n=7
29. S3E02 - I Am Unicorn: 7 (1.48) [5.29-7.93] n=3
30. S5E04 - A Katy or a Gaga: 6.96 (0.91) [5.93-8.13] n=4
31. S1E07 - Throwdown: 6.94 (0.96) [5.34-7.61] n=5
32. S4E14 - I Do: 6.94 (0.76) [5.59-7.41] n=5
33. S3E06 - Mash Off: 6.89 (1.83) [4.81-9.36] n=5
34. S5E13 - New Directions: 6.89 (0.53) [6.16-7.6] n=6
35. S6E08 - A Wedding: 6.89 (0.34) [6.59-7.37] n=4
36. S1E19 - Dream On: 6.88 (0.33) [6.5-7.2] n=4
37. S2E20 - Prom Queen: 6.88 (0.9) [5.41-7.69] n=6
38. S3E16 - Saturday Night Glee-ver: 6.87 (0.49) [5.98-7.62] n=8
39. S2E05 - Rocky Horror Glee Show: 6.85 (0.89) [5.28-8.06] n=8
40. S4E21 - Wonder-ful: 6.85 (0.64) [5.87-7.68] n=7
41. S3E01 - The Purple Piano Project: 6.81 (1.46) [4.08-8.26] n=6
42. S4E05 - The Role You Were Born to Play: 6.81 (0.95) [5.59-7.86] n=5
43. S6E11 - We Built This Glee Club: 6.81 (0.97) [5.37-8.28] n=6
44. S6E12 - 2009: 6.81 (0.95) [5.72-8.15] n=5
45. S3E22 - Goodbye: 6.79 (0.58) [5.79-7.56] n=6
46. S5E09 - Frenemies: 6.78 (0.78) [5.58-8.04] n=7
47. S5E20 - The Untitled Rachel Berry Project: 6.77 (1.12) [5.09-8.01] n=7
48. S4E06 - Glease: 6.75 (1) [5.66-7.96] n=6
49. S3E05 - The First Time: 6.74 (0.77) [5.83-7.66] n=5
50. S4E17 - Guilty Pleasures: 6.74 (0.66) [5.73-7.52] n=7
51. S5E14 - New New York: 6.74 (0.83) [5.68-7.65] n=6
52. S2E02 - Britney/Brittany: 6.7 (0.74) [5.66-7.81] n=6
53. S5E10 - Trio: 6.7 (1.11) [4.54-8.22] n=7
54. S3E03 - Asian F: 6.69 (0.67) [5.79-7.31] n=6
55. S5E02 - Tina In the Sky with Diamonds: 6.68 (0.88) [5.62-7.8] n=7
56. S4E15 - Girls (and Boys) on Film: 6.66 (1.18) [5.19-8.51] n=8
57. S5E11 - City of Angels: 6.64 (1.16) [4.99-8.06] n=6
58. S5E16 - Tested: 6.64 (1.02) [5.63-8.01] n=4
59. S4E12 - Naked: 6.63 (0.57) [6.07-7.3] n=6
60. S5E19 - Old Dog, New Tricks: 6.62 (0.47) [6.18-7.32] n=5
61. S3E18 - Choke: 6.59 (1.71) [4.69-9.01] n=7
62. S5E06 - Movin' Out: 6.59 (0.92) [5.19-7.68] n=7
63. S2E03 - Grilled Cheesus: 6.57 (1.29) [4.71-8.81] n=7
64. S2E16 - Original Song: 6.52 (1.68) [3.03-8.49] n=11
65. S2E17 - A Night of Neglect: 6.52 (0.56) [5.97-7.29] n=4
66. S4E09 - Swan Song: 6.52 (1.38) [5.23-8.7] n=6
67. S2E19 - Rumours: 6.49 (1.25) [4.01-7.95] n=7
68. S1E14 - Hell-O: 6.47 (0.48) [5.62-7.1] n=6
69. S1E12 - Mattress: 6.43 (0.88) [5.89-7.45] n=3
70. S4E16 - Feud: 6.4 (0.6) [5.69-7.38] n=6
71. S6E07 - Transitioning: 6.4 (1.31) [4.15-7.97] n=6
72. S2E12 - Silly Love Songs: 6.38 (1.31) [4.44-7.9] n=6
73. S3E10 - Yes/No: 6.38 (0.75) [5.15-7.38] n=6
74. S4E01 - The New Rachel: 6.38 (1.42) [3.68-7.81] n=7
75. S1E05 - The Rhodes Not Taken: 6.35 (1.37) [4.5-8.11] n=5
76. S1E20 - Theatricality: 6.34 (1.39) [5.48-8.81] n=5
77. S2E14 - Blame It On the Alcohol: 6.32 (1.48) [4.47-7.84] n=5
78. S1E16 - Home: 6.3 (0.86) [5.53-7.61] n=5
79. S4E03 - Makeover: 6.28 (1.01) [5.4-7.72] n=4
80. S3E13 - Heart: 6.27 (1.45) [4.19-8.44] n=9
81. S4E02 - Britney 2.0: 6.21 (0.67) [5.12-7.05] n=8
82. S3E09 - Extraordinary Merry Christmas: 6.2 (0.95) [4.85-7.69] n=9
83. S6E05 - The Hurt Locker, Part Two: 6.19 (0.64) [5.35-6.93] n=5
84. S3E07 - I Kissed a Girl: 6.16 (1.07) [4.73-7.38] n=6
85. S3E20 - Props: 6.15 (0.57) [5.31-6.56] n=4
86. S4E22 - All or Nothing: 6.15 (0.57) [5.2-6.9] n=7
87. S4E10 - Glee, Actually: 6.14 (0.74) [5.39-7.46] n=6
88. S3E19 - Prom-asaurus: 6.13 (0.79) [4.82-6.71] n=5
89. S2E15 - Sexy: 6.11 (1.43) [4.38-7.79] n=5
90. S4E08 - Thanksgiving: 6.11 (1.51) [3.26-7.62] n=6
91. S6E06 - What the World Needs Now: 6.09 (0.5) [5.33-6.77] n=8
92. S1E11 - Hairography: 6.07 (0.91) [4.89-7.49] n=6
93. S2E22 - New York: 6.06 (1.09) [4.64-7.76] n=9
94. S5E17 - Opening Night: 6.01 (1.07) [4.74-7.5] n=5
95. S1E01 - Pilot: 5.99 (1.09) [4.65-8.2] n=10
96. S2E08 - Furt: 5.98 (2.03) [3.46-7.74] n=4
97. S6E09 - Child Star: 5.98 (0.86) [5-7.21] n=6
98. S5E18 - The Back-Up Plan: 5.95 (0.91) [5.04-7.07] n=5
99. S2E01 - Audition: 5.94 (1.05) [4.45-7.31] n=7
100. S1E02 - Showmance: 5.93 (0.74) [5.34-6.93] n=4
101. S1E21 - Funk: 5.92 (1.25) [4.04-7.4] n=6
102. S2E07 - The Substitute: 5.92 (1.18) [4.3-7.43] n=5
103. S3E04 - Pot o' Gold: 5.82 (1.52) [4.31-7.78] n=5
104. S4E11 - Sadie Hawkins: 5.82 (1.47) [3.41-7.31] n=6
105. S2E10 - A Very Glee Christmas: 5.8 (1.47) [4.63-8.97] n=7
106. S2E13 - Comeback: 5.8 (1.13) [4.64-7.58] n=6
107. S1E17 - Bad Reputation: 5.77 (1.32) [4.21-7.3] n=5
108. S1E03 - Acafellas: 5.72 (2.53) [2.92-7.83] n=3
109. S4E20 - Lights Out: 5.72 (0.68) [4.85-6.48] n=6
110. S4E18 - Shooting Star: 5.7 (0.52) [5.3-6.3] n=3
111. S1E04 - Preggers: 5.68 (0.13) [5.58-5.77] n=2
112. S5E07 - Puppet Master: 5.64 (1.77) [3.23-7.19] n=5
113. S6E01 - Loser Like Me: 5.6 (0.85) [4.78-6.67] n=5
114. S5E05 - The End of Twerk: 5.59 (2.01) [2.66-7.77] n=5
115. S6E10 - The Rise and Fall of Sue Sylvester: 5.51 (1.53) [3.49-7.35] n=5
116. S4E19 - Sweet Dreams: 5.42 (0.4) [4.75-5.78] n=5
117. S1E10 - Ballad: 5.31 (1.38) [3.97-7.24] n=6
118. S6E04 - The Hurt Locker, Part One: 5.11 (0.71) [4.49-5.84] n=4
119. S5E08 - Previously Unaired Christmas: 5.06 (0.73) [3.7-5.75] n=7
120. S3E12 - The Spanish Teacher: 4.97 (1.33) [2.94-6.61] n=5
121. S1E08 - Mash-Up: 4.49 (1.64) [2.23-6.78] n=5
Full Song Ranking
Season/Episode - Song Name: mean (sd), median [range] number of votes
1. S3E06 - Rumour Has It/Someone Like You: 9.36 (1.02), 10 [5-10] n=146
2. S2E09 - Valerie: 9.21 (1.03), 10 [4-10] n=150
3. S3E11 - Smooth Criminal: 9.17 (1.37), 10 [2-10] n=148
4. S3E14 - Cough Syrup: 9.17 (1.46), 10 [1-10] n=150
5. S2E04 - River Deep, Mountain High: 9.11 (1.15), 10 [5-10] n=147
6. S1E18 - Rose's Turn: 9.06 (1.47), 10 [3-10] n=151
7. S3E18 - Not the Boy Next Door: 9.01 (1.46), 10 [1-10] n=146
8. S3E21 - Paradise By the Dashboard Light: 8.99 (1.49), 10 [4-10] n=145
9. S2E10 - Baby, It's Cold Outside: 8.97 (1.8), 10 [1-10] n=147
10. S1E15 - 4 Minutes: 8.9 (1.54), 10 [2-10] n=146
11. S5E03 - If I Die Young: 8.89 (1.65), 10 [1-10] n=140
12. S2E18 - Somewhere Only We Know: 8.89 (1.74), 10 [1-10] n=150
13. S5E03 - Seasons of Love: 8.88 (1.54), 10 [1-10] n=138
14. S2E18 - Born This Way: 8.86 (1.31), 9 [3-10] n=148
15. S1E13 - And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going: 8.82 (1.61), 10 [4-10] n=138
16. S1E20 - Bad Romance: 8.81 (1.36), 9 [2-10] n=153
17. S2E03 - I Want to Hold Your Hand: 8.81 (1.61), 9 [1-10] n=145
18. S6E13 - I Lived: 8.72 (1.56), 9 [2-10] n=130
19. S4E09 - Being Alive: 8.7 (1.77), 9.5 [2-10] n=130
20. S2E06 - Teenage Dream: 8.63 (2.08), 10 [1-10] n=151
21. S4E04 - The Scientist: 8.62 (1.77), 9 [1-10] n=148
22. S2E11 - Thriller/Heads Will Roll: 8.58 (1.63), 9 [2-10] n=145
23. S1E22 - Bohemian Rhapsody: 8.54 (1.88), 9 [1-10] n=150
24. S3E17 - How Will I Know: 8.53 (1.67), 9 [3-10] n=128
25. S3E18 - Shake It Out: 8.53 (1.73), 9 [1-10] n=138
26. S4E15 - Come What May: 8.51 (1.95), 9 [1-10] n=138
27. S2E16 - Blackbird: 8.49 (1.66), 9 [3-10] n=148
28. S2E18 - I Feel Pretty/Unpretty: 8.47 (1.7), 9 [3-10] n=145
29. S2E21 - Back to Black: 8.46 (1.5), 9 [3-10] n=137
30. S3E13 - Love Shack: 8.44 (1.62), 9 [3-10] n=140
31. S2E09 - Dog Days Are Over: 8.44 (1.44), 9 [3-10] n=141
32. S5E03 - Make You Feel My Love: 8.43 (2.04), 9 [1-10] n=131
33. S3E08 - Survivor/I Will Survive: 8.42 (1.47), 8 [3-10] n=136
34. S5E03 - I'll Stand By You: 8.4 (1.65), 9 [1-10] n=120
35. S1E13 - Don't Rain on My Parade: 8.39 (1.7), 9 [2-10] n=150
36. S2E06 - Start Me Up/Livin' on a Prayer: 8.38 (1.69), 9 [1-10] n=143
37. S1E22 - Don't Stop Believing (Regionals): 8.32 (1.65), 9 [2-10] n=142
38. S2E18 - As If We Never Said Goodbye: 8.32 (2.13), 9 [1-10] n=135
39. S4E04 - Don't Speak: 8.3 (1.6), 8 [2-10] n=139
40. S6E11 - Take Me to Church: 8.28 (1.69), 9 [1-10] n=125
41. S1E06 - It's My Life/Confessions Part II: 8.28 (1.44), 8 [4-10] n=149
42. S3E01 - It's Not Unusual: 8.26 (1.76), 8 [1-10] n=141
43. S5E10 - Gloria: 8.22 (1.67), 9 [1-10] n=125
44. S2E16 - Misery: 8.22 (1.75), 8 [1-10] n=137
45. S5E01 - Got to Get You Into My Life: 8.22 (1.75), 8 [2-10] n=129
46. S1E01 - Don't Stop Believing (Pilot): 8.2 (1.69), 8.5 [3-10] n=152
47. S1E15 - Like a Prayer: 8.18 (1.64), 9 [3-10] n=139
48. S6E12 - Don't Stop Believing (Pilot/2009): 8.15 (2.01), 9 [1-10] n=115
49. S5E12 - Valerie: 8.15 (1.75), 9 [2-10] n=129
50. S5E04 - Marry the Night: 8.13 (1.74), 8 [1-10] n=123
51. S5E15 - I'm Still Here: 8.11 (1.87), 9 [2-10] n=114
52. S3E21 - Edge of Glory: 8.11 (1.71), 8 [2-10] n=132
53. S1E05 - Somebody to Love: 8.11 (1.59), 8 [2-10] n=150
54. S5E01 - All You Need Is Love: 8.11 (2.13), 9 [1-10] n=134
55. S5E11 - I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For: 8.06 (1.81), 8 [2-10] n=110
56. S2E05 - Time Warp: 8.06 (1.7), 8 [1-10] n=137
57. S4E04 - Mine: 8.05 (1.95), 9 [2-10] n=127
58. S5E09 - I Believe in a Thing Called Love: 8.04 (1.88), 8 [1-10] n=113
59. S2E11 - Bills, Bills, Bills: 8.03 (1.65), 8 [3-10] n=139
60. S6E02 - Home: 8.03 (1.77), 8 [1-10] n=110
61. S5E16 - Love Is a Battlefield: 8.01 (1.6), 8 [4-10] n=123
62. S5E20 - American Boy: 8.01 (2.05), 8 [1-10] n=133
63. S5E20 - Pompeii: 7.98 (1.69), 8 [2-10] n=128
64. S1E06 - Halo/Walking On Sunshine: 7.98 (1.65), 8 [3-10] n=151
65. S3E15 - Somebody That I Used to Know: 7.98 (1.84), 8 [1-10] n=143
66. S1E18 - The Boy Is Mine: 7.98 (1.65), 8 [3-10] n=139
67. S3E17 - So Emotional: 7.98 (1.88), 8 [1-10] n=125
68. S6E07 - Somebody Loves You: 7.97 (1.88), 8 [1-10] n=116
69. S2E06 - Stop! In the Name of Love/Free Your Mind: 7.96 (1.71), 8 [1-10] n=138
70. S4E06 - Beauty School Dropout: 7.96 (1.87), 8 [1-10] n=134
71. S2E19 - Songbird: 7.95 (2.14), 8 [1-10] n=127
72. S3E11 - Bad: 7.95 (1.66), 8 [3-10] n=140
73. S4E13 - Don't Stop Me Now: 7.93 (1.87), 8 [1-10] n=136
74. S3E02 - Something's Coming: 7.93 (1.95), 9 [2-10] n=127
75. S4E13 - Girl On Fire: 7.92 (1.94), 8 [1-10] n=138
76. S2E04 - Happy Days Are Here Again/Get Happy: 7.91 (2.01), 8 [1-10] n=136
77. S2E12 - Silly Love Songs: 7.9 (2.09), 8 [1-10] n=140
78. S4E04 - Teenage Dream (Acoustic): 7.9 (2.55), 9 [1-10] n=150
79. S2E04 - Le Jazz Hot: 7.9 (2.04), 8 [1-10] n=138
80. S4E05 - Hopelessly Devoted to You: 7.86 (2.24), 8 [1-10] n=137
81. S6E13 - Daydream Believer: 7.86 (1.87), 8 [1-10] n=120
82. S6E03 - Hand in My Pocket/I Feel the Earth Move: 7.86 (2.1), 8 [1-10] n=119
83. S3E08 - ABC: 7.85 (1.71), 8 [1-10] n=142
84. S2E14 - Don't You Want Me: 7.84 (2.12), 8 [1-10] n=135
85. S3E17 - It's Not Right But It's Okay: 7.84 (2.33), 8 [1-10] n=141
86. S6E02 - Tightrope: 7.83 (1.91), 8 [1-10] n=121
87. S1E03 - Bust Your Windows: 7.83 (1.98), 8 [2-10] n=149
88. S2E02 - Me Against the Music: 7.81 (1.93), 8 [2-10] n=128
89. S4E01 - It's Time: 7.81 (1.8), 8 [1-10] n=130
90. S5E02 - Hey Jude: 7.8 (1.97), 8 [1-10] n=129
91. S2E15 - Landslide: 7.79 (2.24), 8 [1-10] n=137
92. S3E02 - I'm the Greatest Star: 7.78 (1.88), 8 [1-10] n=130
93. S3E04 - Candyman: 7.78 (1.7), 8 [1-10] n=129
94. S5E05 - If I Were a Boy: 7.77 (2.19), 8 [1-10] n=135
95. S3E08 - We Are Young: 7.77 (1.97), 8 [2-10] n=141
96. S2E22 - For Good: 7.76 (2.04), 8 [1-10] n=122
97. S6E13 - This Time: 7.76 (1.97), 8 [1-10] n=111
98. S2E05 - Sweet Transvestite: 7.75 (1.89), 8 [1-10] n=136
99. S3E13 - I Will Always Love You: 7.75 (1.91), 8 [1-10] n=124
100. S2E08 - Marry You: 7.74 (1.71), 8 [3-10] n=145
101. S3E01 - You Can't Stop the Beat: 7.74 (1.69), 8 [1-10] n=137
102. S5E12 - Toxic: 7.74 (2.09), 8 [2-10] n=125
103. S6E03 - It's Too Late: 7.74 (1.9), 8 [2-10] n=105
104. S3E15 - Fighter: 7.74 (2.22), 8 [1-10] n=136
105. S4E07 - Some Nights: 7.74 (1.71), 8 [3-10] n=126
106. S1E22 - Any Way You Want It/Lovin' Touchin' Squeezin': 7.74 (1.93), 8 [1-10] n=133
107. S4E03 - Everybody Wants to Rule the World: 7.72 (1.81), 8 [2-10] n=129
108. S2E16 - Raise Your Glass: 7.72 (1.95), 8 [1-10] n=149
109. S5E12 - Defying Gravity: 7.71 (1.81), 8 [1-10] n=133
110. S1E13 - My Life Would Suck Without You: 7.7 (1.88), 8 [1-10] n=142
111. S3E09 - Let It Snow: 7.69 (2.2), 8 [1-10] n=132
112. S2E20 - Rolling in the Deep: 7.69 (2.01), 8 [1-10] n=140
113. S4E21 - Superstition: 7.68 (1.77), 8 [2-10] n=117
114. S5E06 - Just the Way You Are: 7.68 (1.9), 8 [1-10] n=110
115. S2E16 - Loser Like Me: 7.68 (2.18), 8 [1-10] n=142
116. S4E09 - Don't Dream It's Over: 7.66 (1.88), 8 [2-10] n=107
117. S3E05 - America: 7.66 (1.6), 8 [1-10] n=139
118. S3E17 - I Have Nothing: 7.66 (2.18), 8 [1-10] n=135
119. S3E21 - It's All Coming Back to Me Now: 7.66 (2.06), 8 [1-10] n=126
120. S5E14 - Rockstar: 7.65 (1.92), 8 [1-10] n=111
121. S1E18 - Jessie's Girl: 7.65 (1.78), 8 [2-10] n=144
122. S4E13 - Nutbush City Limits: 7.63 (2.12), 8 [2-10] n=131
123. S3E11 - Never Can Say Goodbye: 7.63 (1.87), 8 [2-10] n=123
124. S3E16 - Disco Inferno: 7.62 (2.14), 8 [1-10] n=129
125. S3E06 - Hit Me with Your Best Shot/One Way or Another: 7.62 (1.57), 8 [1-10] n=141
126. S4E08 - Home/Homeward Bound: 7.62 (2.15), 8 [1-10] n=112
127. S1E07 - Keep Holding On: 7.61 (1.47), 8 [2-10] n=145
128. S1E16 - Beautiful: 7.61 (1.81), 8 [1-10] n=128
129. S3E21 - Tongue Tied: 7.61 (2.14), 8 [1-10] n=130
130. S4E01 - Chasing Pavements: 7.61 (1.75), 8 [2-10] n=132
131. S2E12 - When I Get You Alone: 7.6 (2.06), 8 [1-10] n=130
132. S5E13 - Don't Stop Believin' (Season Five): 7.6 (2.13), 8 [1-10] n=125
133. S5E20 - All of Me: 7.6 (2.15), 8 [1-10] n=122
134. S3E11 - Human Nature: 7.6 (2.13), 8 [1-10] n=121
135. S1E07 - Hate On Me: 7.58 (1.83), 8 [2-10] n=132
136. S2E13 - Take Me or Leave Me: 7.58 (2.14), 8 [1-10] n=127
137. S5E14 - You Make Me Feel So Young: 7.58 (1.8), 8 [1-10] n=116
138. S3E17 - I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me): 7.57 (1.92), 8 [1-10] n=138
139. S5E15 - Colorblind: 7.57 (1.96), 8 [2-10] n=105
140. S4E06 - There Are Worse Things I Could Do: 7.57 (2.05), 8 [1-10] n=120
141. S2E20 - Dancing Queen: 7.56 (1.73), 8 [1-10] n=144
142. S3E22 - You Get What You Give: 7.56 (1.87), 8 [2-10] n=106
143. S6E02 - Take On Me: 7.55 (1.6), 8 [2-10] n=120
144. S2E20 - I'm Not Gonna Teach Your Boyfriend How to Dance with You: 7.54 (2.18), 8 [1-10] n=136
145. S3E11 - Wanna Be Startin' Somethin': 7.52 (2.14), 8 [1-10] n=129
146. S4E17 - Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now): 7.52 (2.36), 8 [1-10] n=122
147. S2E16 - Hell to the No: 7.5 (2.05), 8 [1-10] n=141
148. S5E17 - Pumpin Blood: 7.5 (1.65), 8 [1-10] n=115
149. S5E11 - More Than a Feeling: 7.5 (1.97), 8 [1-10] n=103
150. S1E11 - True Colors: 7.49 (1.74), 8 [2-10] n=147
151. S2E08 - Just the Way You Are: 7.49 (1.62), 8 [1-10] n=137
152. S6E03 - Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow/Head Over Feet: 7.48 (2.06), 8 [1-10] n=106
153. S5E15 - No One Is Alone: 7.47 (1.9), 8 [2-10] n=114
154. S1E09 - Defying Gravity: 7.47 (1.98), 8 [1-10] n=149
155. S5E02 - Here Comes the Sun: 7.46 (1.78), 8 [2-10] n=125
156. S4E10 - White Christmas: 7.46 (2.32), 8 [1-10] n=127
157. S3E15 - Rio/Hungry Like the Wolf: 7.45 (2.27), 8 [1-10] n=131
158. S4E13 - Hung Up: 7.45 (1.83), 8 [1-10] n=114
159. S1E12 - Jump: 7.45 (1.57), 7 [2-10] n=141
160. S1E09 - Proud Mary: 7.44 (1.74), 8 [4-10] n=135
161. S4E17 - Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go: 7.44 (1.98), 8 [1-10] n=131
162. S4E15 - Shout: 7.43 (1.79), 7 [1-10] n=120
163. S3E14 - Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You): 7.43 (1.91), 8 [1-10] n=137
164. S5E02 - Let It Be: 7.43 (1.88), 8 [1-10] n=119
165. S2E07 - Singing In the Rain/Umbrella: 7.43 (2.03), 8 [2-10] n=145
166. S1E07 - Ride Wit Me: 7.43 (2.05), 8 [1-10] n=131
167. S5E06 - Piano Man: 7.43 (2.15), 8 [1-10] n=124
168. S4E15 - Footloose: 7.42 (1.65), 7 [3-10] n=118
169. S4E14 - Just Can't Get Enough: 7.41 (2), 8 [1-10] n=123
170. S1E21 - Another One Bites the Dust: 7.4 (1.98), 8 [1-10] n=130
171. S2E14 - Blame It (On the Alcohol): 7.39 (2.02), 8 [1-10] n=142
172. S4E01 - New York State of Mind: 7.39 (1.91), 8 [1-10] n=133
173. S2E19 - Go Your Own Way: 7.39 (1.89), 8 [1-10] n=123
174. S4E16 - Cold Hearted: 7.38 (2.13), 8 [1-10] n=115
175. S3E10 - Summer Nights: 7.38 (1.77), 7 [2-10] n=136
176. S5E03 - Fire and Rain: 7.38 (2.08), 8 [1-10] n=105
177. S3E07 - Perfect: 7.38 (1.99), 7 [1-10] n=136
178. S6E08 - At Last: 7.37 (1.91), 8 [1-10] n=110
179. S4E06 - You're the One That I Want: 7.37 (1.67), 7 [3-10] n=130
180. S3E11 - Black or White: 7.37 (1.82), 8 [1-10] n=136
181. S4E05 - Everybody Talks: 7.36 (1.9), 8 [1-10] n=129
182. S4E07 - Holding Out for a Hero: 7.36 (1.76), 8 [1-10] n=125
183. S6E07 - I Know Where I've Been: 7.36 (2.33), 8 [1-10] n=100
184. S3E18 - Cell Block Tango: 7.36 (1.88), 8 [1-10] n=135
185. S6E10 - Rise: 7.35 (2.1), 8 [1-10] n=99
186. S4E07 - My Dark Side: 7.35 (2.11), 7 [1-10] n=119
187. S2E21 - Some People: 7.35 (2), 7 [1-10] n=115
188. S3E09 - All I Want for Christmas Is You: 7.35 (2.3), 8 [1-10] n=118
189. S5E06 - Movin' Out (Anthony's Song): 7.34 (2.02), 8 [1-10] n=119
190. S3E05 - Uptown Girl: 7.33 (2.23), 8 [1-10] n=144
191. S2E05 - Science Fiction Double Feature: 7.32 (1.92), 7 [2-10] n=133
192. S5E19 - Take Me Home Tonight: 7.32 (1.74), 7 [2-10] n=103
193. S3E03 - Spotlight: 7.31 (2.08), 7 [3-10] n=105
194. S4E07 - Heroes: 7.31 (2.18), 8 [1-10] n=109
195. S4E11 - No Scrubs: 7.31 (1.85), 7 [2-10] n=123
196. S2E01 - Empire State of Mind: 7.31 (1.65), 8 [3-10] n=147
197. S6E12 - Popular: 7.3 (1.95), 8 [1-10] n=115
198. S4E14 - Getting Married Today: 7.3 (2.01), 7 [1-10] n=125
199. S4E12 - This Is the New Year: 7.3 (1.97), 8 [2-10] n=113
200. S5E01 - Help!: 7.3 (2.03), 8 [1-10] n=133
201. S1E17 - Total Eclipse of the Heart: 7.3 (1.77), 7.5 [1-10] n=144
202. S3E07 - Constant Craving: 7.29 (2.04), 8 [1-10] n=123
203. S2E17 - Ain't No Way: 7.29 (2.34), 8 [1-10] n=105
204. S2E21 - Pure Imagination: 7.28 (1.92), 7 [2-10] n=131
205. S2E21 - Try a Little Tenderness: 7.27 (2.1), 7.5 [1-10] n=110
206. S5E09 - Don't Rain On My Parade: 7.27 (2.24), 7 [1-10] n=133
207. S2E03 - Losing My Religion: 7.26 (1.92), 7 [1-10] n=133
208. S3E06 - I Can't Go for That/You Make My Dreams Come True: 7.26 (1.97), 8 [1-10] n=131
209. S3E08 - Man in the Mirror: 7.26 (2.01), 8 [1-10] n=140
210. S3E16 - If I Can't Have You: 7.25 (2.09), 8 [1-10] n=124
211. S3E17 - My Love Is Your Love: 7.25 (1.9), 7 [2-10] n=113
212. S3E03 - It's All Over: 7.25 (2.24), 8 [1-10] n=105
213. S5E15 - Not While I'm Around: 7.25 (2.08), 7 [1-10] n=118
214. S1E10 - Lean On Me: 7.24 (1.83), 7 [2-10] n=132
215. S4E14 - Anything Could Happen: 7.23 (1.76), 7 [2-10] n=113
216. S2E04 - Sing!: 7.23 (1.89), 7 [1-10] n=135
217. S1E15 - Like a Virgin: 7.22 (1.98), 7 [2-10] n=141
218. S6E09 - I Want to Break Free: 7.21 (1.83), 7 [1-10] n=112
219. S3E21 - We Are the Champions: 7.21 (2.14), 7 [1-10] n=136
220. S3E11 - I Want You Back: 7.21 (2.18), 7 [1-10] n=123
221. S6E02 - Mustang Sally: 7.21 (1.92), 7 [1-10] n=106
222. S2E15 - Animal: 7.2 (2.11), 8 [1-10] n=137
223. S1E21 - Give Up the Funk: 7.2 (1.92), 7 [2-10] n=138
224. S4E12 - Love Song: 7.2 (1.82), 7 [3-10] n=119
225. S1E19 - Dream On: 7.2 (2.13), 7 [1-10] n=128
226. S5E07 - Into the Groove: 7.19 (1.97), 7 [2-10] n=93
227. S5E13 - Be Okay: 7.19 (1.94), 7 [1-10] n=94
228. S3E14 - Glad You Came: 7.18 (2.01), 7 [2-10] n=136
229. S4E14 - We've Got Tonite: 7.18 (1.85), 7 [2-10] n=122
230. S4E21 - Signed, Sealed, Delivered, I'm Yours: 7.18 (1.67), 7 [1-10] n=124
231. S1E05 - Maybe This Time: 7.17 (1.96), 8 [2-10] n=132
232. S2E02 - I'm a Slave 4 U: 7.17 (1.98), 7 [1-10] n=138
233. S4E05 - Blow Me (One Last Kiss): 7.17 (2.17), 8 [1-10] n=120
234. S5E10 - Hold On: 7.17 (1.84), 7 [2-10] n=90
235. S6E11 - Chandelier: 7.16 (2.13), 8 [1-10] n=124
236. S5E13 - I Am Changing: 7.16 (2.01), 7 [2-10] n=102
237. S4E13 - Bring Him Home: 7.15 (2.22), 7.5 [1-10] n=124
238. S2E22 - My Cup: 7.14 (2.5), 7 [1-10] n=139
239. S4E15 - Old Time Rock & Roll/Danger Zone: 7.11 (2.07), 7 [1-10] n=118
240. S4E11 - Locked Out of Heaven: 7.11 (2.05), 7.5 [1-10] n=110
241. S1E19 - Dream a Little Dream: 7.1 (1.9), 7 [2-10] n=115
242. S1E01 - Rehab: 7.1 (1.7), 7 [3-10] n=141
243. S1E14 - Gives You Hell: 7.1 (1.83), 7 [1-10] n=146
244. S3E01 - Anything Goes/Anything You Can Do: 7.09 (2.13), 7 [1-10] n=127
245. S1E22 - Faithfully: 7.07 (2.03), 7 [1-10] n=128
246. S4E21 - You Are the Sunshine of My Life: 7.07 (1.75), 7 [2-10] n=114
247. S5E07 - Nasty/Rhythm Nation: 7.07 (2.09), 7 [2-10] n=100
248. S5E01 - A Hard Day's Night: 7.07 (1.82), 7 [1-10] n=118
249. S3E01 - We Got the Beat: 7.07 (1.69), 7 [2-10] n=137
250. S5E18 - Doo Wop (That Thing): 7.07 (2.09), 7 [2-10] n=107
251. S3E22 - I'll Remember: 7.06 (1.97), 7 [1-10] n=114
252. S4E17 - Mamma Mia: 7.06 (1.6), 7 [3-10] n=127
253. S1E15 - Express Yourself: 7.05 (1.85), 7 [2-10] n=128
254. S4E02 - Womanizer: 7.05 (1.83), 7 [1-10] n=128
255. S5E04 - Wide Awake: 7.05 (2.12), 7 [2-10] n=110
256. S4E04 - Barely Breathing: 7.05 (2.16), 7 [1-10] n=118
257. S6E11 - Listen to Your Heart: 7.05 (2.24), 7 [1-10] n=101
258. S5E10 - Don't You (Forget About Me): 7.05 (1.73), 7 [1-10] n=108
259. S4E21 - Higher Ground: 7.04 (2.1), 7 [1-10] n=93
260. S1E13 - You Can't Always Get What You Want: 7.04 (1.74), 7 [1-10] n=131
261. S2E21 - My Man: 7.04 (2.69), 7 [1-10] n=113
262. S5E12 - Keep Holding On: 7.03 (1.98), 7 [2-10] n=115
263. S4E21 - For Once in My Life: 7.02 (1.99), 7 [2-10] n=94
264. S2E09 - Hey, Soul Sister: 7.02 (2.24), 7 [1-10] n=143
265. S4E02 - 3: 7.02 (2.14), 7 [1-10] n=121
266. S1E22 - To Sir, With Love: 7.01 (2.21), 7 [1-10] n=126
267. S3E16 - You Should Be Dancing: 7.01 (2.32), 7 [1-10] n=126
268. S2E22 - I Love New York/New York, New York: 7.01 (1.89), 7 [1-10] n=136
269. S1E15 - Vogue: 7.01 (1.85), 7 [1-10] n=141
270. S3E03 - Run the World (Girls): 7 (2.03), 7 [1-10] n=143
271. S3E08 - Control: 7 (2.13), 7 [1-10] n=127
272. S3E16 - More Than a Woman: 6.99 (2.26), 7 [1-10] n=123
273. S4E08 - Come See About Me: 6.99 (2), 7 [1-10] n=111
274. S5E14 - Best Day of My Life: 6.99 (1.76), 7 [1-10] n=109
275. S1E17 - Run Joey Run: 6.99 (2.33), 7 [1-10] n=145
276. S3E04 - Last Friday Night: 6.97 (2.01), 7 [1-10] n=141
277. S1E09 - Dancing With Myself: 6.97 (1.82), 7 [1-10] n=135
278. S4E13 - Diva: 6.96 (2.18), 7 [1-10] n=130
279. S5E03 - No Surrender: 6.95 (2.35), 7 [1-10] n=103
280. S6E05 - It Must Have Been Love: 6.93 (1.98), 7 [1-10] n=108
281. S1E02 - I Say a Little Prayer: 6.93 (2.07), 7 [1-10] n=148
282. S5E11 - America: 6.92 (1.97), 7 [1-10] n=95
283. S3E14 - Here's to Us: 6.91 (2.17), 7 [1-10] n=125
284. S5E15 - You Make Me Feel Like a Natural Woman: 6.91 (1.95), 7 [2-10] n=102
285. S5E09 - Breakaway: 6.91 (2.01), 7 [1-10] n=90
286. S3E11 - Scream: 6.91 (2.2), 7 [1-10] n=118
287. S3E10 - We Found Love: 6.9 (1.77), 7 [2-10] n=134
288. S3E13 - Stereo Hearts: 6.9 (1.85), 7 [1-10] n=133
289. S4E22 - Hall of Fame: 6.9 (1.99), 7 [1-10] n=112
290. S3E22 - In My Life: 6.89 (1.94), 7 [2-10] n=106
291. S1E15 - Borderline/Open Your Heart: 6.88 (1.9), 7 [1-10] n=121
292. S3E13 - L-O-V-E: 6.88 (1.92), 7 [1-10] n=119
293. S2E05 - Damn It, Janet: 6.88 (1.9), 7 [2-10] n=133
294. S4E12 - Let Me Love You (Until You Learn to Love Yourself): 6.88 (2.24), 7 [1-10] n=107
295. S2E05 - Whatever Happened to Saturday Night?: 6.88 (1.9), 7 [1-10] n=128
296. S3E03 - Cool: 6.87 (1.84), 7 [1-10] n=110
297. S5E09 - Brave: 6.85 (2.12), 7 [1-10] n=111
298. S2E04 - Lucky: 6.84 (2.09), 7 [1-10] n=136
299. S2E12 - P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing): 6.83 (1.88), 7 [1-10] n=127
300. S2E14 - Tik Tok: 6.83 (1.99), 7 [2-10] n=139
301. S3E16 - Boogie Shoes: 6.83 (2.2), 7 [1-10] n=118
302. S5E11 - Mr. Roboto/Counting Stars: 6.83 (2.14), 7 [1-10] n=105
303. S6E02 - Problem: 6.83 (2.01), 7 [1-10] n=110
304. S3E16 - Stayin' Alive: 6.83 (2.06), 7 [1-10] n=127
305. S1E18 - Lady Is a Tramp: 6.83 (1.78), 7 [2-10] n=126
306. S4E17 - Wannabe: 6.82 (1.93), 7 [1-10] n=121
307. S3E22 - Roots Before Branches: 6.81 (2.46), 7 [1-10] n=124
308. S5E10 - The Happening: 6.79 (1.98), 7 [2-10] n=97
309. S5E15 - Broadway Baby: 6.79 (2.13), 7 [1-10] n=116
310. S6E08 - I'm So Excited: 6.79 (1.62), 7 [2-10] n=106
311. S6E08 - Our Day Will Come: 6.79 (1.88), 7 [1-10] n=103
312. S1E01 - Respect: 6.78 (1.5), 7 [3-10] n=148
313. S1E08 - Sweet Caroline: 6.78 (1.54), 7 [3-10] n=138
314. S1E10 - I'll Stand By You: 6.78 (1.94), 7 [1-10] n=141
315. S5E19 - Lucky Star: 6.78 (2.24), 7 [1-10] n=100
316. S6E06 - What the World Needs Now: 6.77 (1.7), 7 [1-10] n=96
317. S2E02 - Stronger: 6.77 (1.87), 7 [2-10] n=120
318. S5E10 - Jumpin' Jumpin': 6.77 (2.14), 7 [1-10] n=98
319. S2E11 - She's Not There: 6.76 (2.1), 7 [1-10] n=114
320. S6E03 - You Learn/You've Got a Friend: 6.76 (2.11), 7 [1-10] n=96
321. S2E03 - One of Us: 6.76 (2.14), 7 [1-10] n=119
322. S3E05 - A Boy Like That/I Have a Love: 6.76 (1.96), 7 [1-10] n=119
323. S2E20 - Isn't She Lovely: 6.76 (1.84), 7 [2-10] n=131
324. S2E19 - I Don't Want to Know: 6.75 (2.18), 7 [1-10] n=106
325. S3E21 - Pinball Wizard: 6.75 (1.85), 7 [1-10] n=123
326. S2E18 - I've Gotta Be Me: 6.75 (2.03), 7 [1-10] n=110
327. S5E16 - I Want to Know What Love Is: 6.74 (2.01), 7 [1-10] n=94
328. S2E19 - Don't Stop: 6.74 (2.05), 7 [1-10] n=109
329. S1E07 - You Keep Me Hanging On: 6.73 (1.78), 7 [1-10] n=133
330. S5E13 - Loser Like Me: 6.73 (2.24), 7 [1-10] n=124
331. S1E19 - I Dreamed a Dream: 6.72 (2.16), 7 [1-10] n=119
332. S1E16 - A House Is Not a Home: 6.72 (2.18), 7 [1-10] n=121
333. S4E16 - Bye Bye Bye/I Want It That Way: 6.71 (1.94), 7 [1-10] n=136
334. S2E09 - (I've Had) The Time of My Life: 6.71 (1.76), 7 [1-10] n=138
335. S5E04 - Applause: 6.71 (1.91), 7 [1-10] n=120
336. S3E19 - Big Girls Don't Cry: 6.71 (1.95), 7 [2-10] n=130
337. S2E09 - Don't Cry for Me Argentina: 6.7 (1.97), 7 [1-10] n=135
338. S6E10 - Rather Be: 6.68 (1.94), 7 [1-10] n=102
339. S6E12 - I Kissed a Girl: 6.67 (2.06), 7 [1-10] n=103
340. S6E01 - Suddenly Seymour: 6.67 (2.37), 7 [1-10] n=127
341. S2E16 - Trouty Mouth: 6.67 (2.63), 7 [1-10] n=141
342. S2E11 - Need You Now: 6.66 (1.96), 7 [1-10] n=114
343. S5E14 - Downtown: 6.65 (1.93), 7 [1-10] n=102
344. S2E01 - Listen: 6.65 (2.35), 7 [1-10] n=116
345. S3E13 - Cherish/Cherish: 6.65 (2.01), 7 [1-10] n=113
346. S3E01 - Ding-Dong! The Witch Is Dead: 6.64 (2), 7 [1-10] n=135
347. S5E01 - I Saw Her Standing There: 6.64 (1.85), 7 [1-10] n=104
348. S6E11 - Come Sail Away: 6.64 (2.12), 7 [1-10] n=98
349. S5E09 - Every Breath You Take: 6.64 (2.08), 7 [1-10] n=109
350. S6E05 - All Out of Love: 6.64 (2.11), 7 [1-10] n=103
351. S6E13 - Someday We'll Be Together: 6.64 (2.02), 7 [1-10] n=86
352. S3E22 - Glory Days: 6.64 (1.8), 7 [2-10] n=105
353. S2E16 - Get It Right: 6.63 (2.39), 7 [1-10] n=134
354. S1E14 - Highway to Hell: 6.63 (2.08), 7 [1-10] n=128
355. S3E19 - Take My Breath Away: 6.63 (2.12), 7 [1-10] n=117
356. S6E06 - Alfie: 6.63 (2.3), 7 [1-10] n=102
357. S5E18 - Story of My Life: 6.63 (2.16), 7 [1-10] n=126
358. S5E19 - Memory: 6.63 (1.93), 7 [2-10] n=99
359. S5E05 - On Our Way: 6.62 (2.11), 7 [1-10] n=87
360. S4E15 - Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend/Material Girl: 6.62 (2.1), 7 [1-10] n=125
361. S3E12 - La Isla Bonita: 6.61 (1.97), 7 [1-10] n=123
362. S1E14 - Hello, Goodbye: 6.6 (1.91), 7 [1-10] n=116
363. S6E07 - Time After Time: 6.6 (1.77), 7 [1-10] n=105
364. S5E20 - Shakin' My Head: 6.6 (1.98), 7 [1-10] n=94
365. S6E08 - Hey Ya!: 6.59 (1.91), 7 [1-10] n=113
366. S2E07 - Forget You: 6.59 (1.92), 7 [1-10] n=144
367. S4E04 - Give Your Heart a Break: 6.59 (2.15), 7 [1-10] n=124
368. S5E17 - Lovefool: 6.57 (1.88), 7 [1-10] n=106
369. S3E20 - Flashdance...What a Feeling: 6.56 (2.12), 7 [1-10] n=107
370. S3E15 - I'm Still Standing: 6.54 (2.03), 7 [1-10] n=138
371. S2E17 - Turning Tables: 6.53 (2.28), 7 [1-10] n=120
372. S2E03 - Only the Good Die Young: 6.53 (2.03), 7 [2-10] n=122
373. S1E11 - Imagine: 6.52 (2.02), 7 [1-10] n=136
374. S4E08 - Live While We're Young: 6.52 (2.24), 7 [1-10] n=121
375. S4E22 - All or Nothing: 6.51 (1.85), 7 [1-10] n=115
376. S1E14 - Hello, I Love You: 6.51 (1.93), 7 [1-10] n=126
377. S3E19 - Love You Like a Love Song: 6.5 (2.12), 7 [1-10] n=121
378. S1E19 - Safety Dance: 6.5 (2.1), 7 [1-10] n=128
379. S4E10 - Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas: 6.5 (2.28), 7 [1-10] n=108
380. S4E16 - How to Be a Heartbreaker: 6.5 (2.03), 7 [1-10] n=120
381. S5E13 - Just Give Me a Reason: 6.5 (2.03), 7 [1-10] n=112
382. S4E22 - Clarity: 6.5 (1.85), 7 [2-10] n=105
383. S6E03 - So Far Away: 6.49 (2.09), 7 [1-10] n=93
384. S2E13 - Somebody to Love: 6.49 (2.38), 7 [1-10] n=124
385. S2E02 - Toxic: 6.49 (2.24), 7 [1-10] n=140
386. S4E20 - We Will Rock You: 6.48 (2.02), 7 [1-10] n=114
387. S6E09 - Cool Kids: 6.48 (2.09), 7 [1-10] n=114
388. S6E06 - Wishin' And Hoping: 6.48 (1.91), 7 [1-10] n=106
389. S5E02 - Get Back: 6.48 (1.83), 7 [2-10] n=100
390. S2E05 - There's a Light (Over at the Frankenstein Place): 6.48 (1.98), 6 [2-10] n=124
391. S3E09 - My Favorite Things: 6.47 (2.14), 7 [1-10] n=127
392. S2E01 - Telephone: 6.47 (1.95), 7 [1-10] n=141
393. S2E22 - Light Up the World: 6.47 (2.34), 7 [1-10] n=120
394. S4E11 - Tell Him: 6.46 (2.02), 7 [1-10] n=108
395. S4E02 - Hold It Against Me: 6.46 (2.04), 7 [1-10] n=111
396. S3E16 - Night Fever: 6.46 (2.26), 7 [1-10] n=127
397. S2E01 - Billionaire: 6.45 (1.93), 6 [1-10] n=146
398. S3E20 - Because You Loved Me: 6.45 (2.09), 6 [1-10] n=94
399. S5E01 - Yesterday: 6.43 (2.16), 7 [1-10] n=118
400. S4E20 - Longest Time: 6.43 (1.93), 7 [1-10] n=108
401. S2E19 - Never Going Back Again: 6.42 (2.2), 7 [1-10] n=99
402. S6E09 - Uptown Funk: 6.42 (2.09), 7 [1-10] n=111
403. S3E10 - Without You: 6.42 (2.1), 6 [1-10] n=112
404. S1E03 - Mercy: 6.41 (1.85), 6.5 [1-10] n=116
405. S5E06 - You May Be Right: 6.41 (1.92), 6 [1-10] n=93
406. S5E05 - Wrecking Ball: 6.4 (1.92), 6 [2-10] n=124
407. S4E17 - Copacabana: 6.4 (2.08), 7 [1-10] n=123
408. S4E09 - All That Jazz: 6.39 (2.04), 7 [1-10] n=115
409. S5E10 - Barracuda: 6.38 (2.12), 6 [1-10] n=100
410. S3E21 - Starships: 6.37 (1.97), 7 [1-10] n=126
411. S5E01 - You've Got to Hide Your Love Away: 6.36 (2), 6 [1-10] n=114
412. S1E14 - Hello: 6.36 (2.07), 6 [2-10] n=112
413. S2E20 - Jar of Hearts: 6.36 (2.16), 7 [1-10] n=129
414. S5E07 - You're My Best Friend: 6.35 (2.37), 6.5 [1-10] n=96
415. S2E04 - Don't Go Breaking My Heart: 6.35 (1.98), 6 [1-10] n=130
416. S3E07 - I Kissed a Girl: 6.35 (2.37), 7 [1-10] n=143
417. S2E03 - Bridge Over Troubled Water: 6.35 (2.23), 7 [1-10] n=112
418. S6E11 - We Built This City: 6.35 (1.93), 7 [1-10] n=98
419. S4E02 - Boys/Boyfriend: 6.35 (1.99), 6 [1-10] n=113
420. S6E01 - Sing: 6.34 (1.92), 6 [1-10] n=96
421. S3E08 - Buenos Aires: 6.33 (2.27), 7 [1-10] n=117
422. S1E11 - Papa Don't Preach: 6.33 (2.07), 6 [1-10] n=134
423. S4E13 - Make No Mistake (She's Mine): 6.32 (1.93), 6 [2-10] n=111
424. S2E17 - I Follow Rivers: 6.3 (2.45), 7 [1-10] n=111
425. S4E18 - Say: 6.3 (2.14), 6 [1-10] n=88
426. S2E02 - Baby One More Time: 6.29 (1.94), 6 [1-10] n=133
427. S5E06 - My Life: 6.28 (2.05), 6 [1-10] n=98
428. S3E10 - The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face: 6.27 (2), 6 [2-10] n=116
429. S3E15 - Up Up Up: 6.27 (1.68), 6 [1-10] n=109
430. S3E20 - Mean: 6.26 (2.13), 6 [1-10] n=122
431. S6E05 - Father Figure: 6.26 (2.15), 6 [1-10] n=92
432. S3E09 - Christmas Wrapping: 6.25 (2.3), 7 [1-10] n=116
433. S4E22 - Wings: 6.24 (1.85), 7 [1-10] n=96
434. S5E02 - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band: 6.24 (2.09), 6 [1-10] n=101
435. S4E12 - Torn: 6.23 (2.1), 6 [1-10] n=108
436. S5E12 - Raise Your Glass: 6.23 (2.3), 6 [1-10] n=123
437. S4E17 - My Prerogative: 6.22 (2.22), 6 [1-10] n=110
438. S4E02 - Crazy/U Drive Me Crazy: 6.21 (2.03), 7 [1-10] n=107
439. S4E06 - Greased Lightning: 6.21 (2.07), 7 [1-10] n=126
440. S6E12 - Pony: 6.2 (2.13), 6 [1-10] n=99
441. S1E22 - Over the Rainbow: 6.2 (1.98), 6 [1-10] n=130
442. S5E16 - Addicted to Love: 6.2 (1.71), 6 [2-10] n=91
443. S5E19 - I Melt with You: 6.19 (1.96), 6 [1-10] n=88
444. S3E10 - Moves Like Jagger/Jumpin' Jack Flash: 6.18 (2.11), 7 [1-10] n=133
445. S3E09 - Do They Know It's Christmas?: 6.18 (2.43), 6.5 [1-10] n=122
446. S6E07 - You Give Love a Bad Name: 6.18 (1.95), 6 [1-10] n=89
447. S5E09 - My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It): 6.18 (1.75), 6 [1-10] n=95
448. S4E08 - Whistle: 6.18 (2.5), 6 [1-10] n=129
449. S3E14 - Fly/I Believe I Can Fly: 6.18 (2.37), 6 [1-10] n=135
450. S5E19 - Werewolves of London: 6.18 (1.99), 6 [1-10] n=96
451. S5E01 - Drive My Car: 6.17 (1.97), 6 [1-10] n=109
452. S2E05 - Touch a Touch a Touch a Touch Me: 6.17 (2.41), 6 [1-10] n=138
453. S4E01 - Americano/Dance Again: 6.17 (2.16), 6 [1-10] n=117
454. S3E09 - Extraordinary Merry Christmas: 6.17 (2.48), 7 [1-10] n=127
455. S5E13 - Party All the Time: 6.16 (2.1), 6 [1-10] n=102
456. S3E14 - Stand: 6.15 (2.06), 6 [1-10] n=107
457. S4E03 - The Way You Look Tonight/You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile: 6.15 (1.8), 6 [2-10] n=115
458. S2E19 - Dreams: 6.15 (1.99), 6 [1-10] n=103
459. S3E05 - One Hand, One Heart: 6.14 (2.24), 6 [1-10] n=123
460. S4E08 - Let's Have a Kiki/Turkey Lurkey Time: 6.12 (2.59), 7 [1-10] n=142
461. S2E15 - Do You Wanna Touch Me (Oh Yeah): 6.12 (2.28), 6 [1-10] n=119
462. S6E07 - All About That Bass: 6.11 (2.06), 6 [1-10] n=115
463. S5E20 - Girls on Film: 6.1 (1.96), 6 [1-10] n=106
464. S4E01 - Call Me Maybe: 6.1 (2.17), 6 [1-10] n=133
465. S4E16 - The Bitch Is Back/Dress You Up: 6.08 (2), 6 [1-10] n=106
466. S6E06 - Promises, Promises: 6.08 (1.84), 6 [1-10] n=86
467. S2E13 - Sing: 6.08 (2.16), 6 [1-10] n=113
468. S4E21 - Uptight (Everything's Alright): 6.08 (1.94), 6 [1-10] n=89
469. S4E12 - Centerfold/Hot in Herre: 6.07 (2.12), 6 [1-10] n=114
470. S4E12 - A Thousand Years: 6.07 (2.11), 6 [1-10] n=115
471. S1E02 - Take a Bow: 6.07 (2.1), 6 [1-10] n=132
472. S4E05 - Born to Hand Jive: 6.06 (2.02), 6 [1-10] n=112
473. S5E20 - Glitter in the Air: 6.05 (2.34), 6 [1-10] n=85
474. S1E05 - Last Name: 6.03 (2), 6 [1-10] n=117
475. S6E06 - Arthur's Theme: 6.02 (1.87), 6 [1-10] n=94
476. S4E16 - Closer: 6.02 (2.03), 6 [1-10] n=96
477. S2E10 - Last Christmas: 6.02 (2.23), 6 [1-10] n=130
478. S1E20 - Shout It Out Loud: 6.01 (2), 6 [1-10] n=106
479. S3E07 - Jolene: 6 (2.23), 6 [1-10] n=134
480. S4E10 - Hanukkah, Oh Hanukkah: 6 (2.35), 6 [1-10] n=111
481. S4E20 - At the Ballet: 6 (2.32), 6 [1-10] n=130
482. S4E22 - I Love It: 5.99 (1.91), 6 [1-10] n=110
483. S3E16 - How Deep Is Your Love: 5.98 (2.18), 6 [1-10] n=117
484. S3E09 - Santa Claus Is Coming to Town: 5.98 (2.15), 6 [1-10] n=113
485. S2E12 - Fat Bottomed Girls: 5.98 (2.2), 6 [1-10] n=135
486. S1E12 - Smile (Charlie Chaplin): 5.97 (1.97), 6 [1-10] n=110
487. S2E17 - All By Myself: 5.97 (2.32), 6 [1-10] n=108
488. S3E17 - Saving All My Love For You: 5.96 (1.93), 6 [1-10] n=109
489. S3E19 - What Makes You Beautiful: 5.96 (2.06), 6 [1-10] n=126
490. S1E01 - Mr. Cellophane: 5.94 (1.93), 6 [1-10] n=150
491. S5E18 - Wake Me Up: 5.94 (2.27), 6 [1-10] n=99
492. S3E03 - Out Here On My Own: 5.93 (2.04), 5 [1-10] n=90
493. S5E04 - Roar: 5.93 (2.31), 6 [1-10] n=104
494. S5E17 - I'm the Greatest Star: 5.92 (2.25), 6 [1-10] n=105
495. S4E01 - Never Say Never: 5.92 (2.04), 6 [1-10] n=101
496. S3E13 - Let Me Love You: 5.92 (2.06), 6 [1-10] n=97
497. S1E01 - On My Own: 5.91 (1.8), 6 [1-10] n=137
498. S3E11 - I Just Can't Stop Loving You: 5.91 (2.04), 6 [1-10] n=99
499. S1E05 - Alone: 5.91 (2.02), 6 [1-10] n=108
500. S5E14 - People: 5.9 (2.2), 5 [1-10] n=93
501. S1E12 - Smile (Lily Allen): 5.89 (2.14), 6 [1-10] n=122
502. S4E03 - Celebrity Skin: 5.87 (2.38), 6 [1-10] n=105
503. S4E21 - I Wish: 5.87 (1.81), 6 [1-10] n=82
504. S1E21 - Loser: 5.86 (2.13), 6 [1-10] n=114
505. S2E22 - Pretending: 5.86 (2.46), 6 [1-10] n=111
506. S1E16 - Home: 5.85 (2.21), 6 [1-10] n=101
507. S2E07 - Make 'Em Laugh: 5.85 (2.05), 6 [1-10] n=124
508. S6E04 - Thousand Miles: 5.84 (2.15), 6 [1-10] n=107
509. S5E06 - Honesty: 5.83 (1.94), 5 [1-10] n=89
510. S6E06 - They Long to Be Close to You: 5.83 (1.92), 6 [1-10] n=89
511. S3E18 - Cry: 5.83 (2.28), 6 [1-10] n=100
512. S3E05 - Tonight: 5.83 (2.11), 6 [1-10] n=111
513. S2E06 - One Love (People Get Ready): 5.82 (1.84), 6 [1-10] n=106
514. S1E20 - Poker Face: 5.81 (2.37), 6 [1-10] n=140
515. S2E16 - Big Ass Heart: 5.81 (2.4), 6 [1-10] n=129
516. S1E01 - Can't Fight This Feeling: 5.8 (1.96), 6 [1-10] n=134
517. S6E13 - The Winner Takes It All: 5.8 (2.17), 6 [1-10] n=104
518. S4E10 - Jingle Bell Rock: 5.8 (2.18), 6 [1-10] n=108
519. S3E03 - Fix You: 5.79 (2.45), 6 [1-10] n=128
520. S3E22 - Forever Young: 5.79 (2.14), 6 [1-10] n=108
521. S4E19 - Next to Me: 5.78 (1.86), 6 [1-10] n=93
522. S4E02 - Oops!...I Did It Again: 5.78 (2.26), 6 [1-10] n=123
523. S1E16 - One Less Bell to Answer/A House Is Not a Home: 5.77 (2.38), 6 [1-10] n=113
524. S1E04 - Taking Chances: 5.77 (2.21), 6 [1-10] n=121
525. S6E05 - You Spin Me Round (Like a Record): 5.76 (2.22), 6 [1-10] n=105
526. S5E08 - Here Comes Santa Claus (Down Santa Claus Lane): 5.75 (2.57), 6 [1-10] n=97
527. S5E02 - Something: 5.73 (2.12), 6 [1-10] n=90
528. S4E17 - Creep: 5.73 (2.29), 6 [1-10] n=114
529. S4E06 - Look At Me I'm Sandra Dee (Reprise): 5.72 (1.98), 6 [1-10] n=112
530. S6E12 - I'm His Child: 5.72 (2), 5 [1-10] n=75
531. S1E18 - One: 5.72 (2.01), 6 [1-10] n=103
532. S4E22 - To Love You More: 5.71 (2.01), 5 [1-10] n=86
533. S4E16 - I Still Believe/Super Bass: 5.69 (2.42), 6 [1-10] n=130
534. S4E09 - O Holy Night: 5.69 (2.6), 5 [1-10] n=110
535. S5E08 - Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree: 5.68 (2.39), 6 [1-10] n=92
536. S4E10 - Feliz Navidad: 5.68 (2.34), 6 [1-10] n=119
537. S5E14 - Don't Sleep in the Subway: 5.68 (1.87), 5 [1-10] n=96
538. S1E21 - Good Vibrations: 5.68 (2.1), 6 [1-10] n=111
539. S2E02 - The Only Exception: 5.66 (2.32), 6 [1-10] n=127
540. S4E06 - Look At Me I'm Sandra Dee: 5.66 (2.08), 6 [1-10] n=118
541. S4E02 - Everytime: 5.66 (1.91), 5.5 [1-10] n=94
542. S4E11 - I Don't Know How to Love Him: 5.66 (2), 5 [1-10] n=102
543. S1E15 - Burning Up: 5.64 (1.98), 6 [1-10] n=96
544. S1E11 - Don't Make Me Over: 5.63 (2.32), 5 [1-10] n=101
545. S4E19 - Outcast: 5.63 (1.81), 6 [1-10] n=89
546. S5E16 - Let's Wait Awhile: 5.63 (1.82), 5 [1-10] n=91
547. S5E02 - Revolution: 5.62 (1.92), 6 [1-10] n=87
548. S1E14 - Hello Twelve, Hello Thirteen, Hello Love: 5.62 (2.4), 5 [1-10] n=100
549. S6E06 - Baby It's You: 5.62 (1.72), 5 [1-10] n=81
550. S1E20 - Beth: 5.6 (2.28), 6 [1-10] n=124
551. S2E03 - I Look to You: 5.6 (2.29), 5 [1-10] n=109
552. S4E05 - Juke Box Hero: 5.59 (2.04), 6 [1-10] n=116
553. S4E14 - You're All I Need to Get By: 5.59 (1.83), 5 [2-10] n=83
554. S3E11 - Ben: 5.59 (2.38), 6 [1-10] n=129
555. S6E04 - Bitch: 5.59 (2.36), 6 [1-10] n=102
556. S1E04 - Tonight: 5.58 (1.78), 6 [1-10] n=118
557. S5E09 - Whenever I Call You Friend: 5.58 (1.8), 5 [1-10] n=76
558. S5E11 - I Love LA: 5.56 (1.8), 5 [1-9] n=91
559. S2E12 - Firework: 5.55 (2.22), 6 [1-10] n=128
560. S6E13 - Teach Your Children: 5.55 (2.02), 5 [1-10] n=86
561. S3E18 - The Music of the Night: 5.54 (2.23), 5 [1-10] n=109
562. S1E11 - Hair/Crazy In Love: 5.54 (1.99), 6 [1-10] n=126
563. S3E04 - Take Care of Yourself: 5.54 (2.37), 5 [1-10] n=95
564. S1E16 - Fire: 5.53 (1.96), 5 [1-10] n=103
565. S2E22 - As Long as You're There: 5.52 (2.58), 5 [1-10] n=88
566. S6E09 - Break Free: 5.52 (2.12), 5 [1-10] n=96
567. S4E15 - In Your Eyes: 5.51 (1.66), 5 [2-10] n=90
568. S4E18 - More Than Words: 5.51 (2.08), 5 [1-10] n=94
569. S4E19 - Don't Stop Believin' (Rachel): 5.5 (2.44), 6 [1-10] n=128
570. S4E07 - Superman: 5.49 (2.03), 5 [1-10] n=100
571. S4E15 - Unchained Melody: 5.49 (1.86), 5 [1-10] n=92
572. S1E20 - Funny Girl: 5.48 (1.93), 5 [1-10] n=109
573. S2E10 - We Need a Little Christmas: 5.46 (2.3), 5 [1-10] n=108
574. S4E09 - Being Good Isn't Good Enough: 5.46 (2.19), 5 [1-10] n=92
575. S1E01 - I Kissed a Girl: 5.46 (1.98), 5 [2-10] n=147
576. S2E10 - The Most Wonderful Day of the Year: 5.45 (2.15), 5 [1-10] n=108
577. S5E08 - Love Child: 5.44 (2.62), 6 [1-10] n=97
578. S4E19 - You Have More Friends Than You Know: 5.43 (1.95), 5 [1-10] n=103
579. S3E08 - Red Solo Cup: 5.43 (2.38), 6 [1-10] n=136
580. S5E12 - Happy: 5.42 (2.14), 5 [1-10] n=102
581. S2E07 - Nowadays/Hot Honey rag: 5.42 (2.06), 5 [1-10] n=107
582. S2E01 - What I Did for Love: 5.41 (2.26), 5 [1-10] n=104
583. S2E20 - Friday: 5.41 (2.28), 6 [1-10] n=123
584. S4E03 - A Change Would Do You Good: 5.4 (1.93), 5 [1-10] n=100
585. S4E10 - The First Noel: 5.39 (2.28), 5 [1-10] n=99
586. S3E06 - You and I/You and I: 5.39 (2.1), 5 [1-10] n=107
587. S1E02 - Gold Digger: 5.39 (2.42), 6 [1-10] n=141
588. S6E11 - Mickey: 5.37 (2.09), 5 [1-10] n=93
589. S1E18 - Pink Houses: 5.36 (2.29), 6 [1-10] n=129
590. S4E20 - Everybody Hurts: 5.36 (1.84), 5 [1-10] n=107
591. S3E13 - Home: 5.35 (1.82), 5 [1-10] n=91
592. S6E05 - My Sharona: 5.35 (2.19), 6 [1-10] n=103
593. S1E21 - It's a Man's Man's Man's World: 5.34 (2.44), 6 [1-10] n=129
594. S1E07 - No Air: 5.34 (2.26), 5 [1-10] n=132
595. S6E02 - Viva Voce: 5.34 (2.1), 5 [1-10] n=74
596. S1E02 - Push It: 5.34 (2.46), 6 [1-10] n=149
597. S5E17 - Who Are You Now: 5.33 (2.31), 5 [1-10] n=84
598. S6E06 - I'll Never Fall in Love Again: 5.33 (1.93), 5 [1-10] n=83
599. S6E01 - Uninvited: 5.31 (2.37), 5 [1-10] n=96
600. S3E20 - I Won't Give Up: 5.31 (2.17), 5 [1-10] n=93
601. S2E22 - Yeah!: 5.31 (1.94), 5 [1-10] n=94
602. S2E16 - Candles: 5.3 (2.55), 6 [1-10] n=139
603. S4E18 - Your Song: 5.3 (2.06), 5 [1-10] n=103
604. S3E02 - Somewhere: 5.29 (2.1), 5 [1-10] n=99
605. S2E05 - Planet, Schmanet, Janet: 5.28 (2.02), 5 [1-10] n=101
606. S3E12 - Don't Wanna Lose You: 5.27 (2.17), 5 [1-10] n=89
607. S3E12 - Bamboleo/Hero: 5.25 (2.09), 5 [1-10] n=108
608. S6E09 - Friday I'm in Love: 5.24 (2.15), 5 [1-10] n=98
609. S1E15 - What It Feels Like for a Girl: 5.24 (2.21), 5 [1-10] n=121
610. S3E07 - I'm the Only One: 5.23 (2.11), 5 [1-10] n=100
611. S4E09 - Something Stupid: 5.23 (2.22), 5 [1-10] n=109
612. S4E20 - You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin': 5.23 (1.5), 5 [1-10] n=88
613. S1E17 - U Can't Touch This: 5.22 (2.2), 6 [1-10] n=125
614. S1E01 - Sit Down You're Rockin the Boat: 5.21 (2), 5 [1-10] n=145
615. S2E08 - Sway: 5.21 (2.05), 5 [1-10] n=118
616. S4E22 - Rainbow Connection: 5.2 (2.07), 5 [1-10] n=85
617. S2E10 - Welcome Christmas: 5.19 (2.33), 5 [1-10] n=103
618. S5E06 - An Innocent Man: 5.19 (2.23), 5 [1-10] n=91
619. S4E15 - You're All the World to Me: 5.19 (1.48), 5 [1-10] n=81
620. S2E13 - Baby: 5.18 (2.21), 5 [1-10] n=119
621. S5E08 - Mary's Little Boy Child: 5.16 (2.64), 5 [1-10] n=92
622. S1E17 - Physical: 5.16 (2.26), 5 [1-10] n=128
623. S6E10 - The Final Countdown: 5.15 (2.14), 5 [1-10] n=99
624. S3E10 - Wedding Bell Blues (Bill): 5.15 (2.08), 5 [1-10] n=94
625. S3E18 - School's Out: 5.15 (2.03), 5 [1-10] n=116
626. S5E08 - Away in a Manger: 5.14 (2.47), 5 [1-10] n=87
627. S4E02 - Gimme More: 5.12 (2.48), 5 [1-10] n=103
628. S1E10 - Don't Stand So Close to Me/Young Girl: 5.09 (2.42), 5 [1-10] n=131
629. S5E20 - No Time At All: 5.09 (1.96), 5 [1-9] n=81
630. S5E18 - The Rose: 5.07 (2.03), 5 [1-10] n=86
631. S2E14 - My Headband: 5.05 (2.83), 5 [1-10] n=126
632. S2E15 - Afternoon Delight: 5.05 (2.36), 5 [1-10] n=128
633. S5E18 - Piece of My Heart: 5.04 (1.97), 5 [1-9] n=85
634. S6E09 - Lose My Breath: 5 (2.1), 5 [1-10] n=83
635. S5E11 - Vacation: 4.99 (1.84), 5 [1-10] n=76
636. S1E08 - I Could Have Danced All Night: 4.97 (1.81), 5 [1-9] n=124
637. S4E11 - I Only Have Eyes for You: 4.96 (2.03), 5 [1-10] n=85
638. S6E01 - Dance the Night Away: 4.92 (1.84), 5 [1-10] n=78
639. S2E10 - Merry Christmas, Darling: 4.9 (2.1), 5 [1-10] n=102
640. S6E10 - Far From Over: 4.89 (2.08), 5 [1-10] n=76
641. S1E11 - Bootylicious: 4.89 (2.11), 5 [1-10] n=118
642. S1E01 - You're the One That I Want (ver. 1): 4.89 (1.9), 5 [1-10] n=135
643. S3E09 - River: 4.88 (2.39), 5 [1-10] n=116
644. S2E22 - Still Got Tonight: 4.87 (2.19), 5 [1-10] n=93
645. S3E09 - Blue Christmas: 4.85 (2.38), 5 [1-10] n=116
646. S4E20 - Little Girls: 4.85 (1.98), 5 [1-10] n=102
647. S2E13 - I Know What Boys Like: 4.85 (2.41), 5 [1-10] n=120
648. S2E01 - Every Rose Has Its Thorn: 4.84 (1.72), 5 [1-9] n=96
649. S3E19 - Dinosaur: 4.82 (2.46), 5 [1-10] n=129
650. S3E06 - Hot for Teacher: 4.81 (2.57), 5 [1-10] n=134
651. S3E12 - Sexy and I Know It: 4.78 (2.4), 5 [1-10] n=125
652. S6E01 - Let It Go: 4.78 (2.32), 5 [1-10] n=120
653. S4E19 - Fight for Your Right (to Party): 4.75 (2.12), 5 [1-10] n=111
654. S5E17 - NYC: 4.74 (2.1), 5 [1-9] n=78
655. S3E07 - Girls Just Wanna Have Fun: 4.73 (2.73), 4 [1-10] n=132
656. S2E03 - Papa, Can You Hear Me?: 4.71 (2.26), 5 [1-10] n=119
657. S3E18 - The Rain in Spain: 4.69 (2.34), 5 [1-10] n=132
658. S2E16 - Only Child: 4.68 (2.81), 5 [1-10] n=121
659. S1E01 - Leaving On a Jet Plane: 4.65 (1.98), 5 [1-10] n=121
660. S2E22 - Bella Notte: 4.64 (2.06), 5 [1-10] n=109
661. S2E13 - This Little Light of Mine: 4.64 (2.22), 5 [1-10] n=96
662. S2E10 - You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch: 4.63 (2.32), 5 [1-10] n=117
663. S5E10 - Danny's Song: 4.54 (1.82), 5 [1-9] n=79
664. S5E08 - O Christmas Tree: 4.52 (2.19), 5 [1-10] n=81
665. S6E04 - Whip It: 4.51 (2.3), 5 [1-10] n=103
666. S1E05 - Cabaret: 4.5 (1.94), 5 [1-10] n=105
667. S3E04 - Waiting for a Girl Like You: 4.5 (2.17), 5 [1-10] n=92
668. S5E05 - You Are Woman, I Am Man: 4.5 (2.23), 5 [1-10] n=98
669. S6E04 - Rock Lobster: 4.49 (2.2), 5 [1-10] n=101
670. S2E14 - One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer: 4.47 (2.23), 5 [1-10] n=122
671. S2E01 - Getting to Know You: 4.45 (1.82), 5 [1-10] n=94
672. S2E12 - My Funny Valentine: 4.44 (1.88), 5 [1-9] n=104
673. S1E10 - Endless Love: 4.44 (1.96), 4 [1-9] n=107
674. S2E15 - Kiss: 4.38 (2.32), 5 [1-10] n=103
675. S3E13 - You're the Top: 4.36 (2), 5 [1-10] n=96
676. S5E07 - Cheek to Cheek: 4.33 (1.76), 5 [1-8] n=85
677. S1E10 - Crush: 4.32 (2.3), 5 [1-10] n=108
678. S3E04 - Bein' Green: 4.31 (2.25), 4 [1-10] n=127
679. S1E08 - Bust A Move: 4.31 (2.41), 4 [1-10] n=132
680. S2E07 - Conjunction Junction: 4.3 (2.27), 5 [1-10] n=103
681. S1E17 - Ice Ice Baby: 4.21 (2.59), 4 [1-10] n=131
682. S2E09 - The Living Years: 4.2 (2), 5 [1-9] n=96
683. S3E13 - Chapel of Love: 4.19 (2.04), 5 [1-10] n=80
684. S1E08 - What A Girl Wants: 4.16 (1.79), 5 [1-8] n=104
685. S6E07 - Same Love: 4.15 (2.31), 5 [1-10] n=97
686. S3E01 - Big Spender: 4.08 (2.66), 4 [1-10] n=105
687. S1E21 - Tell Me Something Good: 4.04 (2.16), 4.5 [1-8] n=106
688. S2E19 - Nice to Meet You, Have I Slept with You?: 4.01 (2.17), 5 [1-10] n=86
689. S1E10 - (You're Having My Baby): 3.97 (2.26), 4 [1-10] n=135
690. S2E04 - With You I'm Born Again: 3.77 (2.52), 3 [1-10] n=109
691. S5E08 - The Chipmunk Song (Christmas Don't Be Late): 3.7 (2.73), 3 [1-10] n=118
692. S4E01 - Sister Christian: 3.68 (1.98), 4 [1-8] n=79
693. S6E10 - The Trolley Song: 3.49 (1.93), 4 [1-8] n=87
694. S2E08 - Ohio: 3.46 (2.05), 3 [1-10] n=113
695. S4E11 - Baby Got Back: 3.41 (2.63), 2 [1-10] n=116
696. S4E08 - Gangnam Style: 3.26 (2.28), 3 [1-10] n=140
697. S5E07 - The Fox: 3.23 (2.67), 2 [1-10] n=125
698. S2E16 - Jesus Is My Friend: 3.03 (2.08), 2 [1-10] n=106
699. S3E12 - A Little Less Conversation: 2.94 (2.2), 2 [1-9] n=109
700. S1E03 - I Wanna Sex You Up: 2.92 (2.01), 3 [1-9] n=131
701. S5E05 - Blurred Lines: 2.66 (2.38), 2 [1-10] n=131
702. S1E08 - Thong Song: 2.23 (1.85), 1 [1-10] n=138
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I found a statistical Youtube video the other day about who Clarke Griffin had the most lines with in all 7 seasons, and this is the top 10 result:
As you can see Lexa got a rather high result, even though she was only in Clarke’s life for 17+1 episodes (they first met in S2E07, Lexa died in S3E07, and later they reunited in the CoL, a virtual reality in S3E16)
Here are some charts to show you the superiority of the Clexa communication:
Some fun facts:
Lexa and Clarke had 401 lines in 18 episodes, average 22 lines/episode
Bellamy had 972 lines in 97 episodes, average 10 lines/episode
If Lexa would have had the opportunity to get 97 episodes with Clarke and Bellamy would have been killed after 18 episodes, and we keep the average 22 lines/episode and 10 lines/episode results, the difference looks like this:
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Bob’s Burgers 10th Anniversary Retrospective
After ten years, Bob, Linda, and the Kids are just as delightfully wacky and endearing as they ever were, and show no signs of slowing down. So I wanted to put together an ultra mega review of the series. I’ll give an opinion on main and recurring characters, as with a cast this big, there’s been a lot of endearing characters to grace the show over the years. However, I will only be counting characters that have appeared more than once. After ten years, there’s been some real gems, and some real misfires. So, I’ll be counting down my top 10 best episodes, and the bottom 10 worst episodes. I’ll also go through as a Highlight Reel, by picking a best and worst episode of each season, as well as crowning the Best Season with the most good episodes.
Bob Belcher
Honestly, Bob was a very easy character to mess up. He’s the straight man to his wacky family’s antics. But the show does a really great job making Bob simple and lowkey without making him boring or a stick in the mud. He may be resistant to weird things, but he puts up with it anyway to make his family happy. While he’s the serious straight man, they don’t fail to give Bob his own eccentricities and quirks that make him relatable and funny in his own way. Whether he’s making things talk, getting weirdly excited about Thanksgiving, or his awkward way of speaking, Bob is genuinely a good and relatable character. It’s also nice to see that Bob is a great husband and a loving father. He and Linda argue from time to time, but they’re not trapped in a loveless marriage for the kid’s sake like most shows. And even shows where that’s not a selling point like American Dad, Bob shows more remorse for things like forgetting their anniversary than Stan does for Francine. Bob is supportive, loving, and forgiving. Which is just amazing to watch. The times when his kids really need him, he’s there for them, and he helps them through their problems. While Bob might fight with and get mad with or annoyed by his family, Bob never treats them like people he’s stuck with. Frankly, Bob blows most animated TV dads out of the water. I don’t think I’ve ever seen Stan or Francine give quiet supportive talks to Steve or Hayley ever in American Dad. Peter used to at least try to be a decent father, but now is a negligent toddler. Likewise, Homer used to be a great father who cared about his kids, but later seasons have really stepped away from the family angle the Simpsons used to have. In a sea of adult animated families that are toxic and destructive, Bob’s genuine love for his family came as a breath of fresh air.
Linda Belcher
Linda is by far the best Adult Animation TV mom there is. For one thing, she’s funnier than Francine, Lois, and Marge combined. But more importantly, she’s not the butt of the joke when it happens. I can only really remember laughing at Francine when they make dumb blonde jokes with her, but Linda’s jokes come from her character. She could have easily been the gender inverted Homer or Peter, but the writers are careful to make her gullible, trusting, and goofy without making her a moron. When the kids do something wrong, Linda busts out the tough mom act and you genuinely believe that the kids are in trouble. She’s not faking it. She’s not off in her own little world. She’s a bit of a goofy dreamer, but she’s able to be the tough disciplinarian when she needs to be. Her relationship with Bob is also better than most adult animation wives. She’s more independent than the other housewives, and even though her job is working with her husband, it never feels like it robs Linda of her own power, autonomy, and freedom. But the best thing about Linda is that I think most people can agree, she has an extremely strong and charming personality that endears us to her.
Tina Belcher
I really wish I could say I liked Tina more. She’s a creative romantic, just like me. I should love her. But her monotone deliveries and awkwardness isn’t as endearing as Bob’s. I like her better in episodes like Teen-A Witch and Broadcast Wagstaff School News where she has a bit stronger of a personality. But unfortunately, Tina is my least favorite member of the Belcher family, which isn’t to say that I hate her, she just doesn’t shine as bright as the rest of her family. She’s just not very funny or interesting on her own. But on the plus side, at least I don’t find Tina to be annoying or terrible except in the rare bad episode.
Gene Belcher
Gene is the only member of the family that can regularly get my dad to laugh, and with good reason. If he wasn’t such a well of nonsequitor punchlines, Gene would probably be the worst member of the family, but boy howdy do those random jokes pick up the slack. Gene is genuinely hilarious, even if I’d only rank him above Tina in terms of favoritism. However, I find that most Gene-centric episodes to be lackluster or below average. I think Gene’s best episode is probably Y Tu Ga-Ga Tambien, but of the best episodes, none really come to mind that specifically star Gene. Gene is really better suited for a supporting role, and his times as the star showcase why comic reliefs aren’t the main character. They’re support characters for a reason. That’s not to say Gene-centric episodes are terrible. They just tend to range from about average to bad. Though Y Tu Ga-Ga Tambien is a pretty good one.
Louise Belcher
Bob and Linda saved the best for last because Louise is the breakout star of the show. Funny, interesting, and the focus of many of the better episodes, Louise stands proudly on the first place podium with Linda in 2nd and Bob taking 3rd place. I think Louise’s strengths are especially due to her standoffish and naughty personality, which has lent itself to a lot of good character growth episodes. Season 10 Louise seems a lot more mature than Season 1 Louise. I think Louise works because while she does often have clever or sneaky solutions to problems, they don’t forget that she’s 9, so unlike Stewie, her age does present hurdles and barriers to her schemes and plans.
The Best and Worst of Bob’s Burgers
#10 WORST: Pro-Tiki/Con-Tiki (S6e15)
Why couldn’t Warren Fitzgerald just put that $100,000 into advertisements or to help Bob buy better equipment for his restaurant? My biggest issue with this episode isn’t the episode itself, it’s that the ending makes no sense. Warren wants to help Bob because he has a form of riches Warren lacks, and Bob doesn’t want a corporate sponsor to make changes to his brand. But why can’t Warren just give Bob the money to make choices he wants to make? They could stay as business partners, but Bob doesn’t have to sacrifice his personal vision for the restaurant. It’s just really frustrating when they’re both being too stupid and stubborn to see the obvious solution in front of their faces.
#10 BEST: Teen-a Witch (S7e03)
One of Tina’s best episodes, as someone who had a goth phase myself and dabbled a tiny amount in ‘witchcraft’, this episode brings back memories of high school and the desire to make the world what I wanted it to be. But on top of that, Tina with a backbone is when she really shines as a character, mostly because it means her humor isn’t being derived from her being awkward.
#9 WORST: Live and Let Fly (S9e05)
Mr. Frond embarrasses the kids, and they team up with Up-Skirt Kurt to get revenge against his sister and Mr. Frond. I’m not a fan of Kurt, so I already don’t care much about his feud with his sister, but I also just find the episode kind of boring. I don’t care about Kurt, I don’t care about his feud, and the kids call off their revenge, so that ends up not mattering either. Even Bob and Linda’s side plot is only middle-of-the-road quality for Bob’s Burgers.
#9 BEST: Wharf Horse/World Wharf II (S4e21-22)
The very first two-part episode Bob’s Burgers ever had, the season 4 finale is a great watching experience. It has some fun songs, funny character exchanges, suspenseful drama, and some heartfelt moments. It feels like a short movie, and that’s a good thing for a two-part episode to do. Even Fanny and Felix are interesting villains. But even after everything Felix did, I don’t find myself loathing him in later episodes, and that’s a hard thing to accomplish.
#8 WORST: Tina-Rannosaurus Wrecks (S3e07)
This is the only bad Tina episode where the problem isn’t Tina herself. My biggest issue with this episode is more just the subject matter. Bob lies for insurance reasons about who was driving his car, and the entire episode is just Bob and Tina digging a deeper and deeper hole for themselves. The solution to the issue is clever enough to redeem the episode somewhat, but the majority of the watching experience is just kind of an awkward dance of watching these two getting tangled up in a web of lies.
#8 BEST: The Taking of Funtime One Two Three (S9e02)
Bar none, this is the single best ‘Heist’ episode of Bob’s Burgers, and it’s kind of crazy that Bob’s Burgers has actually built a repertoire to where I can make a list of ‘heist’ episodes as an archetype. This one feels the most like an actual heist movie, and the ending is legitimately clever and unexpected. But even more than that, if you’re paying attention, you can see the twist before the characters even reveal it. That is the kind of tight writing that makes the list for best episodes.
#7 WORST: A Fish Called Tina (S10e12)
Tina spends an episode trying way too hard to make someone like her, to the point that she almost humiliates a 4th grader in public just so she can live out some fantasy. It’s really uncomfortable and sickening to watch Tina do this. This will be a recurring issue with Tina’s low-point episodes. There’s nothing fun about watching a character make a complete idiot out of themselves by coming on too strong. It even makes me groan when Kaylie shows up in another Season 10 episode because I don’t want to have to think about this awful episode.
#7 BEST: Stand By Gene (S6e12)
Something about this episode really just brings back memories of my childhood. Memories of walking through the outdoors, just exploring and wanting to find things. The characters are funny, and Bob and Linda’s relationship is put to the test. Plus, I loved that for the entire episode, you don’t know how it’ll end. It really makes this a personal favorite and one of the episodes I knew had to make it on my list.
#6 WORST: The Grand Mama-Pest Hotel (S7e13)
Linda ruins things for Tina by being an overbearing annoyance. Are you noticing a trend with Bob’s Burgers’ worst episodes? I don’t like it when good characters make complete jackasses out of themselves in the name of ‘humor’. It’s not funny. It’s annoying and makes me dislike them. Thankfully, the worst of it is only in the latter half of the 2nd act and the entire third act, but Linda’s behavior just makes me cringe and ask why they had to do Linda dirty like this? It just puts me even more squarely on the side that Tina is entirely in the right and I don’t want to deal with Lind either.
#6 BEST: Broadcast Wagstaff School News (S3e12)
From Tina at her lowest point to Tina at her best, Broadcast Wagstaff School News is my favorite episode of the first 5 seasons. Tina’s funny and engaging, Gene is absolutely shining as Little Bob, and while Louise and Linda play supporting roles in this episode, they’re still funny as well. Plus, the mystery is a good one, and this episode is even referenced in later seasons.
#5 WORST: Mazel-Tina (S4e13)
Tina ruins Tammy’s birthday and steals her party. This is Tina at rock bottom. Tina is so despicable, cruel, and selfish in this episode that it reminds me that behind that creative awkward girl is a selfish brat who doesn’t care if she hurts other people if she can live out her fantasies. If other episodes didn’t rescue Tina from being so unlikable, I probably would hate Tina as a character entirely for her behavior in this episode.
#5 BEST: The Silence of the Louise (S8e02)
Movie parodies are some of the best, and The Silence of the Louise is the queen of all the movie parodies. When Mr. Frond’s therapy dolls are mutilated, and the school staff calls off the waterpark trip until the culprit is caught, Louise teams up with psycho Millie to figure out whodunnit. This is also one of the first time Millie wasn’t strictly an antagonist, and she genuinely felt like someone who could be Louise’s friend someday.
#4 WORST: Boywatch (S8e16)
Tina ruins things for other people by coming on too strong. The only reason this is ranked higher than Mozel-Tina is because in that episode, she just wanted to be at the party, and just kind of ended up as the star of the party and let it go to her head, whereas here, she is actively ruining things for other people in pursuit of her own delusions and fantasies. Tina has no desire to be a junior lifeguard, but cute boys causes her to behave like a troublemaker. She’s entirely out of character, and her teammates’ hate for her behavior is something I agree with. I don’t want to hate the main characters, so why does this show keep pushing to make Tina a nuisance who ruins experiences for other people?
#4 BEST: The Quirkducers (S7e06)
If the Silence of the Louise is the queen of film parodies, then The Quirkducers is the king. Not only is it a clever parody of The Producers, but it also has some damn good musical numbers, especially the edited end credit version. But it’s Tina’s song at the end that stands as one of my favorites of all Bob’s Burgers’ songs.
#3 WORST: Bed & Breakfast (S1e07)
If a Fish Called Tina is bad, then Bed & Breakfast is flaming garbage. Linda turns their apartment into a Bed and Breakfast, and Linda goes berserk when the guests don’t play into her expectations. This episode verges from below average to detestable as Linda goes insane and locks people in their rooms, and Louise drives a grown man to attack workers by preying on his fear.
#3 BEST: The Hauntening (S6e03)
This is hands-down the best Halloween episode that Bob’s Burgers ever made. This show turns out some amazing holiday episodes, and this is one of the best the Belchers have to offer. I won’t dare give away anything about this episode. If you’ve seen it, you know why it’s top of the heap, and if you haven’t, then all I can say is what are you waiting for? Delayed gratification has to pay off eventually.
#2 WORST: Every Which Way But Goose (S9e14)
Tina falls in love with a goose. Who smoked crack before writing this episode, and who huffed enough paint thinner to approve this episode for production? This is the absolute dumbest concept for an episode I have ever come across. Who thought this was a good idea? I can’t even pinpoint the flaws because this entire episode is just so flawed. At least Mazel-Tina and Boywatch enrage me. This just baffles me.
#2 BEST: A Few Gurt Men (S7e11)
When Mr. Ambrose accuses Mr. Frond of stealing his yogurt from the faculty lounge, the case is brought before student court, and Louise is tasked with acting as Defense Council for Mr. Frond. One thing Bob’s Burgers does well is mysteries, and this is a good one as Louise has to figure out a way to prove Frond’s innocence. This is just an absolute personal favorite. Every character is just on point, and I get excited when the episode starts to que up.
#1 WORST: Moody Foodie (S2e07)
Did you ever want to watch the Belchers commit a felony? Then boy howdy do I have an episode for you! A picky food critic responsible for shutting down restaurants comes to Bob’s Burgers. Bob messes up the order, and a visit to the critic’s house to get him to try his burger again leads to a hostage situation with the critic tied to a chair and gagged in his own home. Words cannot describe the depth to which I hate this episode. The entire episode feels dirty and vile. I feel the need to scrub my skin raw after sitting through this episode. The instant I realize that it’s come on, I skip the the next one. I have literally only sat through this episode once. This episode disgusts me. This episode has the main character, abduct somebody in their own home. Then they take a second hostage when a mailman delivers the guy’s package. Luckily, Bob’s Burgers has a lot of good episodes to make up for this one bad egg, but this episode enrages me to the point that if the family wasn’t so charming and endearing most of the time, I might have stopped watching based just on this one episode.
#1 BEST: The Bleakening: Part 1 & 2 (S8e06-07)
The first time I saw these episodes, they played back to back without any credits in between them, and I thought it was one episode, and I didn’t even realize it was the length of two episodes. Between the amazing songs, the brain bending twists, the creative creature, the dark elements that contrast the bright lights of the holidays, and the uplifting ending, this pair of episodes stands paramount as the single greatest viewing experience that Bob’s Burgers has to offer.
Favorite Friend of the Kids: Regular-Sized Rudy
First appearing in Carpe Museum, Rudy came back in The Kids Rob a Train, where he has remained a friend of the kids since. Rudy was the first to join the kids if you don’t count Andy and Ollie who seem to dip in and back out as to whether they’re included in the friend group. Rudy was thus the first to be made a main member of the kids’ friend group.
Favorite Schoolyard Seven: Jocelyn
The Schoolyard Seven is the friend group of the three Belchers, Jimmy Jr., Zeke, Tammy, and Jocelyn. Not counting the Belchers, it was a close call between Zeke and Jocelyn. Tammy and Jimmy Jr. tend to be typecast as serving one niche thing, but Zeke and Jocelyn are often the comedic gold. However, while Zeke is more interesting of the two, I just enjoy Jocelyn too much to not give her the win. Even if Jocelyn’s humor is just a walking dumb blonde trope, like Gene, Jocelyn has a knack for funny one-liners. If the groups has another name, I’m not privy to it.
Favorite Friend of the Family: Micky
Though he’s less connected to the family now, Micky has been a friend to the Belchers since Bob Day Afternoon, and returning in Bob Fires the Kids. Since his introduction, Micky has gotten a job at Wonder Wharf, where he has remained since.
Favorite Recurring Villain: Logan Bush
First appearing in Ears-y Rider, Logan has been a fun and interesting frenemy for Louise to match wits with. In a show where most other villains are the same age as the main characters (Millie, Tammy, Chloe, Jimmy Pesto, Hugo) Logan stands out as a legitimate bully. Yet, even he was willing to work with Louise in Mother-Daughter Laser Razor, showing that there is wiggle room for the two of them to even join forces and spread havoc together.
Favorite Tina Love Interest: Duncan
Earnest if not a little awkward, Duncan seems like a sweet boy for Tina to possibly end up with. Sasha Whiteman is another character I could easily see being a good boyfriend to Tina because his quick wit and social graces make him a great foil to Tina, and he excels where Tina falls short. Zeke has a good chance to be a good boyfriend, but Tina still spits his name when she greets him, so I doubt she’d take interest in him unless something happens to change their dynamic. I liked Josh, but now that he’s said he doesn’t like her anymore and she agreed that she feels the same, I doubt we’re going to see them date further in the future.
Favorite Side Character: Nat Kinkle the Limo Driver
First appearing in Season 8 episode 8 V for Valentine-detta, I must not be the only fan of Nat’s because she made two appearances in the 10th season, in episode 1 The Ring (But Not Scary) and episode 17 Just the Trip. Currently with only 3 appearances, she’s still only a side character, but I get the feeling that like with Rudy, Courtney, Darrel and Alex before her, Nat will keep becoming a more frequent character. She just has a great vibe, and her charisma is intoxicating. She meshes great with the family, making her an absolute delight to watch.
Favorite Bit Character: Marshmallow
Although she’s appeared in multiple episodes since her introduction in Sheesh, Cab Bob, Marshmallow has never gotten much more than a couple lines, with her biggest role being in The Bleakening where she had more to say. She was also the first major LGBT+ recurring character on the show, which also made her a joy to see, whenever she returned to Bob’s Burgers.
Favorite Headcanon: Gene is Genderfluid
Gene’s jokes have been centered on his gender or sexuality since the first season finale. A joke once in a while is one thing, but ten years of the same sorts of jokes tells the sharp viewer that there’s more to it than just a running gag. With how many jokes have Gene talk about having boobs, synching his cycle, or calling himself Tina and Louise’s sister or Bob and Linda’s daughter, it’s my opinion that Gene is genderfluid, or possibly even transgender. The only reason I say genderfluid over a transgirl is because he still also addresses himself as a boy or a man as much as he does girl jokes.
Best Song: Twinkly Lights (Ms. XXX-Mas)
Not only does Toddrick Hall absolutely kill this performance, but I also love the meaning of the song about POC inclusivity and pride in the LGBT+ community. As the final song in The Bleakening, it’s one hell of a closing number, and I can’t help but dance in my seat whenever it plays. I’ve even listened to it independent from watching the show, and honor I don’t bestow on every song.
Best Episode Archetypes:
The Best Heist: The Taking of Funtime One Two Three
The Belcher kids have stolen a number of things. Chocolate, a bounce house, but the absolute creme de la creme of their heists is the procuring of the Dunebuggy from Family Funtime. When Family Funtime unplugs the macchines whenver the kids get too many tickets from them, the kids decide to pull off the heist of a century to make off with the biggest prize of the arcade: the dune buggy.
The Kids Tell An Anthology: Moms, Lies, and Videotapes
From the Gayle Tales to The Handyman Can, the kids have told a number of anthology stories, but the most impressive of the bunch is their stories of the mother’s day plays into three interesting stories. Though true to form, Gene’s is the weakest of the three, as his usually are. I don’t recall any time when his anthology was the best of the kids’, but then, Gene is not the most creative of the three children. His best story is probably in The Frond Files where his story’s world is colorful and fun to observe.
Best Musical Episode: The Bleakening
Not only do these episodes have a lot of musical numbers, but there is not a single one that doesn’t hit a home run. But more importantly, the entire episode is a musical, with each number helping to tie and bridge together the narrative, which is the entire purpose of musical numbers in a proper musical, which makes this the single best musical episode mainly because it’s the only episode that’s a true blue musical.
Best Holiday Episode: The Hauntening
With The Bleakening already taking the top spot for musical episodes, that leaves the Miss Congeniality of the holiday episodes to take the crown. I didn’t spoil anything about this episode above, and I won’t say a thing about it now. This episode is solid gold.
Best Film Parody: The Quirkducers
Not only is this episode clever in the way it uses its source material, but the family all have moments to shine despite the stars being Louise and Gene. The show also makes good use of the Schoolhouse Seven (the main group of the Belcher Kids, Jimmy and Zeke, and Tammy and Jocelyn), and each of them brings something great to the episode. It undoubtedly earned its place in the top 10, and will likely hold its place for years to come.
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SnK S3E07 Poll Results (Anime Only Version)
The poll closed with 118 responses. Thank you to everyone who participated!
Please note this is the anime only viewer version of the poll. Manga readers, please click here for the results of the manga reader poll!
RATE THE EPISODE
110 Responses
Another episode with an overwhelming amount of positive feedback and high ratings!
20 minutes of everything that makes the series great
Best episode of the season by far. Rod is a poor guy. Historia did Destroya.
Best so far!! This season is truly getting better with every episode. Idk how I'm going to survive to the end of it tbh, I'm already dead!!!!
WE FINALLY GOT TO HEAR THE TWO NEW VOCAL TRACKS. YOUR REACTIONS?
Out of the new tracks, Kenny’s remix had its fans, but Historia’s headstrong theme got the most love! Anyone excited for the OST’s release?
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING WERE YOUR FAVORITE SCENES?
107 Responses
The rematch between Levi and Kenny was most compelling, closely followed by Historia remembering Ymir’s and stand-up against her father. Viewers also seemed to enjoy Mikasa slicing some MPs and Eren’s emotional breakdown.
Eren's emotional monologue broke me. I teared up even on the second watch. Maybe I'm just too invested in this show lol.
Mikasa's pose when she kicked a bitch in the face
HOW EMOTIONAL DID SPRINGLESTEIN’S FIRST KILLS MAKE YOU?
105 Responses
For the most part, viewers more or less had some feelings toward Springlestein’s first human kills. They grow up so fast!
jean best boi
TRAUTE HAS A LOT TO SAY ABOUT HER LOYALTY AND KENNY’S DREAM. WHAT’RE YOUR FEELINGS ABOUT HER AS A CHARACTER?
108 Responses
Almost half of you believe Kenny’s right-hand woman to be bright and rational, while there is nearly an even split between not having much of an opinion and thinking she’s being manipulated by Kenny. Two of you compared her to Annie: “bootleg Annie”/ “grumpier Annie”
She just has a different ideology than Erwin and co. and is prepared to fight to death for it.
Honestly there was just so much going on I didn't really think about her
I am open to more of her.
I’m loving her just as much as Kenny, she’s a fun villain.
HOW HEARTBREAKING WAS EREN’S BREAKDOWN?
108 Resposnes
There were a variety of responses for this one, though overall people found Eren’s breakdown to be a bit of a tearjerker.
It's traumatizing right now, but he will get through this.
Now's not the time Eren. You can do this at any other time just not right now.
HOW BADASS WAS HISTORIA YEETING HER DAD?
108 Responses
A vast majority of viewers are applauding Historia throwing her father on the ground and calling him on his bullshit!
Damn that girl always gets the best music whenever she does something awesome
Good for her:) She took a stand on her own.
I liked the reminder that she is actually a fuckin' soldier, when she tossed her pops and threw his spine out.
FAVORITE KENNY-ISM SO FAR:
108 Responses
Kenny has quite a few quotable moments, but people find his introduction line to be most favorable.
HOW’RE YOU FEELING ABOUT EREN RIGHT NOW?
107 Responses
72% of the voters sympathize with Eren’s despair and want people to cut him some slack, while a fair amount believe this is not the time or place for him to fall apart.
It's nice to see him actually consider the consequences of his actions for the first time basically ever.
Always been a cry baby and spoiled brat
I mean... they've all been through a lot.
WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FOR EREN’S EMOTIONAL STABILITY AFTER HIS HEAVIEST BREAKDOWN YET?
104 Responses
Despite his breakdown, a majority of voters believe this is just another bump in the road for Eren. There are some that think this is just the beginning of his stability worsening.
It'll take some time but with the help of his friends they'll level him out. Needs a good talking to from Mikasa
He’ll pick himself, but it will take a while.
I'm expecting a change in his demeanor. I've been reading that he sheds his hot-headed persona, so I'm looking forward to that.
He's gonna be a cooler, wiser and more mature character.
WHAT WAS YOUR REACTION TO HISTORIA TOSSING THE SERUM?
106 Responses
Again, the support for Historia’s actions and words is overwhelming!
DID YOU EXPECT KENNY’S (NOW-ABANDONED) PLAN WAS TO HARNESS THE POWER OF THE TITANS?
106 Responses
While a decent amount of viewers suspected Kenny wanted to ultimately take the Reiss’s titan power for himself, a majority did not expect his confession.
HANGE: DOWN OR OUT?
106 Responses
Despite being grappled and thrown against a pilar, 79.2% are confident Hange will pull themself together!
My theory: Hange will be in a coma from her injuries, but wakes up upon Moblit coming back to give her a kiss :)
They foreshadowed Hange going down masterfully
HOW MUCH DO YOU TRUST ROD’S EXPLANATIONS?
106 Responses
Rod did a lot of infodumping about Grisha’s sins and his family’s secrets the past couple episodes. What’s the truth and what’s a lie? Most believe there is some truth to what he is saying along with a few lies purposely placed.
He is telling the truth. At the same time he's a selfish, manipulative villain hellbent on using Historia.
I trust Rod about as much as I trust the old tub of sour cream in the back of my fridge dated "12/04/2011".
The very first thing he did in the episode was manipulating Historia's emotions with her dead sister. Fuck that guy.
ADDITIONAL THOUGHTS ON THE EPISODE?
And the oscar for best performance goes to... YUKI KAJI!
First legitimately great episode of Season 3. Not hindered by the breakneck pacing and/or infodumps.
I hate Rod. I feel bad for Eren. I'm excited by Kenny. Historia is doing better for herself.
I don't think anyone is getting eaten so either Rod's dumb titan form will be a threat some other way or we will finally know how people can can turn into shifters without eating another shifter.
Was It Armin who figured out Kenny's troupe maneuver gear weaknesses? Because the anime kinda implies that... And this is awesome.. he os brilliant
Fights are awesome
This was the weakest episode so far. On paper, it should be one hell of an episode, but regrettably the the way it was executed left a lot to be desired. In particular, I found Historia's and Eren's scenes to be quite disappointing. The storyboards and direction for those scenes were the most insipid and uninspired so far in the anime's entire run. The VAs did all they could, but the directors let them down. The scenes paled in comparison to Reiner+Berthold's reveal and Eren's breakdown from S2. Lastly, the art was pretty awful at various instances throughout the episode. From what I read about the production on Twitter, it seems WIT has already started to experience difficulties managing the production for this season, which probably means the art will keep on getting worse. I'm now deliberating on whether to go ahead and read the manga and watch the anime once the Blu-rays are out.
Shits getting good now.
The smokescreen was fucking awesome. And I had a laugh with a friend after we repeatedly said we would never go on an assault if it meant attacking through a narrow door.
Moar Squad Levi plz now and for forever
WHERE DO YOU PRIMARILY DISCUSS THE SERIES?
102 Responses
Thank you again to everyone who took the poll. See you back on Tuesday!
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S3E07 'Digestivo' Notes
That… seems a little unnecessary, hooding the man who’s sky-high with a head wound.
Man gives order to kill Jack: Well, that seems a bit rude, however sensible.
Major kudos to Jack for being able to speak in full, proper, coherent sentences while that stoned.
Gosh, Jack, you seem awfully insistent on that whole ‘take the needle out’ thing.
OOH, yikes, Chiyoh takes the Band-Aid approach to needle removal. This isn’t really helping my discomfort with them.
Wait… aren’t his hands still cuffed to the chair?
Okay, I’m intrigued, but why is there sort of an echoing repeat to the theme music this time? Is it the ‘identically different’ comment??
'Your brother’s a sadist’… and not in a fun way, either.
It’s really weird to think that the fellow who plays Mason is probably at least a decent human being, if not downright nice.
Mason, that seems a rather wordy way to go over the book quote/character motif you already established earlier. Couldn’t you have made that a little more concise, if not elegant??
Also, hanging the man with the fresh, deep head wound upside-down seems an impressively stupid idea, if you want him alive once he gets where you’re taking him.
*broken laughter* Is Mason planning to stab him in the ass?!
And, of course, Hannibal is still fucking preening.
Margot’s fashion choices… ALWAYS spectacular. LOOK at that. That is a 'take me, Alana’ outfit. Woman knows how to go after what she wants.
As usual, Hannibal is having a blast, Mason is overdoing things, and Will has been done with this shit since before it even started.
There are so many ridiculous things with this dinner scene that they flit through my head too quickly even to take down. XD
:D Hannibal’s grinning, all giddy, at Cordell’s speech, and he turns to Mason like ’:D you got a ME! :D :D :D’
I’m not sure at all why Will just did that, other than an innate drive to lash back out/be as big a pain in the ass as possible, but I can definitely appreciate the way Hannibal looks at him like his kindergartener just did something amazing, like he couldn’t possibly be more proud.
O.O
Now where’s Will? I want to see Will like this too…
Oh, they just left Will there for a couple of hours? That’s just cruel.
On the other hand, I’m not about to pass up a chance to ogle some bloody-and-stuck Will Graham.
Yeeeeeeeahhh, Alana is decidedly NOT the one with the upper hand in that conversation.
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fuck.
I know I’ve mentioned this once or twice, but I really feel it’s something which bears repeating:
ffffuuuuuuuuuuuuuuucccck.
I have no idea why Alana is so attached to the thought of saving Will. I thought any sort of personal attachment she toward him died shortly after his imprisonment, and no matter if he turned out to be right, it’s usually rather difficult to resurrect such a thing. Guilt, perhaps? But it does strike me that 'promise me you’ll save him, please’ must be one of the most unnecessary promises I’ve ever heard.
'BACK FROM THE HAIRLINE, IF YOU PLEASE’
This man has his priorities straight.
Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck.
The world just cannot seem to leave Will’s face alone, can it? Obviously it has realised that face is dangerous. That face makes even Mason wax rhapsodic.
For the record, though it hardly seems important given everything else here: I caught the first-episode reference.
Not complaining, but how and why did he get so bloody, so quickly?
Wow. Lots of stuff I never, ever wanted to see.
Fuck, do I love Margot powerful and tossing Mason’s words back in his face. That eye-roll at 'mostly yours’ nearly killed me. :D
Okay, that can’t be comfortable for the eel.
*silent sobbing* the domesticity! On the run! After everything! Hannibal brought him home! The chair beside the bed because Hannibal was watching over him! I just can’t! Domesticity…
No, I’m sorry, but he dressed Will in flannel!! 😢
'When it comes to you and me, there can be no decisive victory.’
Yes, but he’s not TALKING about you vs. him, nitwit! He’s talking about you vs. everything else, everything that tried to come BETWEEN you and him. How thick can you be??
I was all but sobbing before but now Hannibal is sobbing and I just 😭
The worst thing about this is that this is Hannibal going 'you don’t really mean that, but you don’t know it yet– you know how to hurt me, but you don’t think you’ll hurt yourself more. You won’t know until I show you. And I will. I’ll lean into the blow, I’ll let it tear through me, and when you do understand– when you come to me, and we’re both raw and bleeding because you made us so– I will be here, and then we can go on.’
Oh my gosh, guys, I need a fucking hug. 😭
@diea-kierlyn @hannigram-hell @electrarhodes @hanfangrahamk @oftempestsandteacups @the-winnowing-wind @avidreadr2004
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NEW EPISODE: S3E07 "Walk The Plank" When the boss comes to game night, it's anything but fun!
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Hank: You know, I've been thinkin', I don't contribute to society.
Brent: Sure you do. You're a morale booster. By contributing nothing, you make everyone else feel good about themselves.
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Glee Soundtrack Rating Project Results: S3E07 - I Kissed a Girl
Overall Results
Mean song rating: 6.16
Number of songs this episode: 6
Mean number of responses: 128
Song Results
Song: Perfect
Mean rating: 7.38
Standard deviation: 1.99
Median rating: 7
Range: 1-10
Number of responses: 136
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Song: I'm the Only One
Mean rating: 5.23
Standard deviation: 2.11
Median rating: 5
Range: 1-10
Number of responses: 100
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Song: Girls Just Wanna Have Fun
Mean rating: 4.73
Standard deviation: 2.73
Median rating: 4
Range: 1-10
Number of responses: 132
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Song: Jolene
Mean rating: 6
Standard deviation: 2.23
Median rating: 6
Range: 1-10
Number of responses: 134
[ID: A bar chart titled Jolene, illustrating the number of participants by rating. 1 has 4 responses, 2 has 9 responses, 3 has 5 responses, 4 has 13 responses, 5 has 17 responses, 6 has 31 responses, 7 has 22 responses, 8 has 16 responses, 9 has 8 responses, 10 has 9 responses, NA has 21 responses.]
Song: I Kissed a Girl
Mean rating: 6.35
Standard deviation: 2.37
Median rating: 7
Range: 1-10
Number of responses: 143
[ID: A bar chart titled I Kissed a Girl, illustrating the number of participants by rating. 1 has 9 responses, 2 has 4 responses, 3 has 5 responses, 4 has 9 responses, 5 has 18 responses, 6 has 22 responses, 7 has 25 responses, 8 has 26 responses, 9 has 15 responses, 10 has 10 responses, NA has 12 responses.]
Song: Constant Craving
Mean rating: 7.29
Standard deviation: 2.04
Median rating: 8
Range: 1-10
Number of responses: 123
[ID: A bar chart titled Constant Craving, illustrating the number of participants by rating. 1 has 1 responses, 2 has 2 responses, 3 has 1 responses, 4 has 9 responses, 5 has 14 responses, 6 has 10 responses, 7 has 24 responses, 8 has 19 responses, 9 has 27 responses, 10 has 16 responses, NA has 32 responses.]
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