Tonight in the UK, the next episode of Glee will be airing, and here on Glee-Fan.Com we’ll be giving you a quick preview of what to expect in a form of 4 BIG Questions. We hope you have the answers by the end of the show:
What’ll happen when Will splits the Glee club into boys and girls and tells them to give a performance of 2 songs mashed together?!

Does Sue suss out that Quinn is pregnant?

What the hell is Terri going to do to warn off Emma from her man, Will?

Will the mashup competition go ahead without a hitch?

Will Puck ever get a solo?!

The Irish singles charts has been released, and there are 2 singles of the Glee Cast in the Top 10! Inevitably, Jedward are number 1 with their cover of Under Pressure:
1. (-) Jedward ft. Vanilla Ice: ‘Under Pressure (Ice Ice Baby)’
2. (1) Owl City: ‘Fireflies’
3. (15) Timbaland ft. Katy Perry: ‘If We Ever Meet Again’
4. (6) Glee Cast: ‘Don’t Stop Believin’
5. (2) Lady GaGa: ‘Bad Romance’
6. (5) OneRepublic: ‘All The Right Moves’
7. (4) Iyaz: ‘Replay’
8. (7) Sidney Samson ft. Wizard Sleeve: ‘Riverside (Let’s Go!)’
9. (8) The Temper Trap: ‘Sweet Disposition’
10. (-) Glee Cast: ‘Somebody To Love’

For all of the growing members of the Gleek Nation in the UK, I’m going to do a recap the night after of the show that aired on E4! This won’t be your standard recap though- I’ll add my own…annotations to the review of the episode. So here we go with The Rhodes Not Taken

Best Overall Moment- The awesome end of show performance of Somebody to Love. It’s one of my favourite songs ever, and it gave me goosebumps hearing Mercedes hit the last note. AND…ARTIE SANG A BIT!
Performance of the Week- Won’t repeat, so I’ll say April & Rachel singing Maybe This Time. Galinda is BACK with a huge set of pipes!
“You Got Owned” Moment of the Week- Quinn tries to detract Rachel from singing to Somebody to Love, only to get overruled by her own boyfriend!
What Happened To…Terri. Mrs “HP” (see our last Gleecap to find definition). She had a small bit, but I wander what she’d think of 2 women all over her man. Oh, and there was not enough Sue for my liking this week, but she does earn Quote of the Week.
I Wanna Sucker Punch…Sandy. Second week in a row..that’s not good considering this is the second installment! But how could you make Rachel cry?! That’s just mean…she only wants to do well!
Quote of the Week: Sue: When I heard Sandy wanted to write himself into a scene as Queen Cleopatra, I was aroused. And then furious.
OMG HE DID WHAT?! Moment: April makes Kurt go drunk beyond belief. He looked WASTED beyond belief when confronting Emma, and poor Em got thrown up on (not good for a clean freak!).Second is Rachel kissing Finn, but not pulling away…dun dun dunnn!
Who We Want More of Next Week…Like last week, I would like to see more of the HP storyline, as well as more Sue! The fact that her one scene got her Quote of the Week is an indication to how integral she is to Glee.

The UK Top 40 Chart has come out, and Glee’s cover of “Don’t Stop Believing” has moved up a spot to #2! Only Owl City are above them out, and with the album coming out in a couple of weeks in the UK, we’re all hoping that the success is duplicated. Let’s hope that the Glee cast move up one more spot next week!

By popular demand in the UK, Glee: The Music: Volume 1 is being pushed for release a month ahead of schedule!

AN album featuring the Glee soundtrack is being rush released due to incredible public demand. The E4 show has fast become the phenomenon of 2010, with the UK launch attracting 1.3million viewers.

And the catchy tunes performed on screen – including JOURNEY’s Don’t Stop Believin’, AMY WINEHOUSE’s Rehab, KANYE WEST’s Gold Digger and RIHANNA’s Take A Bow – are causing such a sensation on the UK charts that bosses have decided to bring the release date forward.

Don’t Stop Believin’ is at No3 in the singles chart while eight other Glee cast tracks are already tackling the Top 100.

Glee: The Music: Volume 1 is out on February 15.
Source: The Sun Online

UNLESS…you check your local HMV stores right now and search for the album- I managed to get it over the weekend because they import American CDs!

The ratings for Glee on E4 this week have come in:

Glee was the most-watched programme on the multichannel stations last night, early viewing figures show. The 9pm screening of episode four drew a respectable 989k (3.8%), up around 167k on last week’s performance. A further 297k (1.6%) watched an hour later on E4+1, taking the total audience to around 1.3m.

Source: Digital Spy