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First Aired: May. 17, 2010 on FOX

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Season 1 » Episode #18 - Laryngitis

Summary: Rachel panics when a sore throat affects her singing; Kurt tries to change his persona to impress his father; and Puck makes a strategic move to elevate his social status.

Some of the Songs performed include :-
“Jesse’s Girl ” (Rick Springfield)
“The Lady Is a Tramp” (Sammy Davis Jr.)
“Pink Houses” (John Cougar Mellencamp)
“The Boy Is Mine” (Brandy & Monica)
“Rose’s Turn” (Merman/Daly)
“One” (U2)

Who appeared in this episode?

Noah 'Puck' Puckerman	played by Mark Salling
Sean Fretthold	played by Zack Weinstein
Mrs. Fretthold	played by Eve Gordon
Jacob Ben Israel	played by Josh Sussman
Dr. Gidwani	played by Rizwan Manji
Brittany Pierce	played by Heather Morris (III)
Matt Rutherford	played by Dijon Talton
Lauren Zizes	played by Ashley Fink

Episode Quotes

Sue Sylvester: You know, there's only one person in the world who can tell you what you are.
Kurt Hummel: [smiling] Me.
Sue Sylvester: No. Me. Sue Sylvester. And she hasn't quite made up her mind about you.

Sue Sylvester: [to Kurt] So you like show tunes. It doesn't mean you're gay. It means you're awful.

Rachel Berry: I'm like Tinkerbell, Finn, I need applause to live!

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Mistakes/Goofs

Goof (continuity error): There is a very large fish tank in Sean Fretthold's bedroom when Finn and Rachel go to visit him. When Rachel returns to visit Sean by herself the fish tank is gone.

Trivia

Puck approaches Mercedes at her locker and opens a conversation with "So what makes Super Mario Brothers 3 so amazing was the Star World. None of the others had anything like that." Super Mario Brothers 3 has no star world; instead, it is Super Mario World that has a star world. Super Mario Brothers 3 is a game for the "Original Nintendo" gaming console, while Super Mario World is a game for the "Super Nintendo" console.
Having had his Mohawk shaved Puck compares himself to Andre Agassi as a man who lost his strength with his hair. In reality Agassi was bald throughout his tennis career and wore an extravagant wig in his earlier wins, rather than actually having any hair.