I'm not sure she knew the other two were in there. One of them was a guy so he obviously wasn't in the bathroom with her, he must've run in after the gun went off. He could've been the person who tried to get into the choir room first. The other girl might've been in there, but they were all holding their breath and trying not to make even the slightest sound, plus they were in fight or flight mode and not thinking straight, so I think they all ran in there at different times and didn't see each other until they emerged.
The part that made me cry the most other than Sam flipping out was Marley crying because of her mom being in the kitchen and theres no back way out....
I was scared for Brittany, Tina, and Marley’s mom. Knowing Brittany was alone in the bathroom, Marley’s mom had no way out, and not knowing where Tina was for a while was really scary. I had a pit in my stomach the whole time.
I still remember this scene. I was so nervous and scared when I was watching it. And I actually cried when I saw they thought that might be the last words to their families.
I love how they all protected eachother in this scene. They helped Artie onto the floor. Jake reached for Marley to help her. And they all were calming each other.
This show started out as a bunch of typical teenagers in a singing club, and now it has expanded, this show addresses homophobia, transphobia, and other tradgedies in a passionate way
William Drouin Agreed. I don’t think showing two seconds of a school shooting scare accident counts as tackling an issue or propagating awareness. And the eating disorder plot line was so far from the average experience of a bulimic and body dysmorphic person. Kinda in the same way 13 Reasons Why mishandled suicide by feeling the need to give it causes to point blame. Glee didn’t really do shit justice, and it never had to because it’s largely a comedy, but it tried and oofed
talana you can see that everyone was confused with the first gunshot because he clapped and they heard a loud noise, so they were all very unsure. after the second gunshot they all quickly took action realizing that it wasn't will
You know, it's a tragedy that this happens so often in America. One time, while my school was in a lockdown because somebody came onto campus with a machete and just killed some people in a nearby parking lot, what scared me the most was that nobody in the classroom would shut the fuck up. I mean, the guy could have just walked across the hallway into our classroom if he really wanted to; the glass panes could be broken, he could have gotten in had he heard us. I just don't want to die because some people can't shut their mouths in full knowledge that we could actually be killed.
Cai One time while me and my class were in art, two men in ski masks with guns came in our parking lot and tried to get in. It was a really scary moment for me. Also a few years ago a prisoner got out of jail and ran to our school🤕
Well... Do you know what "shock" means? In that state, even the simplest thing like running away, calling for help or even speaking could easily become difficult task for human that is suffering from shock effect...
i luv your comment it does look real, i even watched it at my favourite Manchester college campus titled Wythenshawe Forum and i believed it was a horrifying scoundrel infiltrating the school with his true face hidden and wearing pitched black outfit carrying a 9MM pistol.
This is reality. If you are used to have your phone on loud then it is going to be loud at first. If you are so nervous and NEED to stay quiet, everything seems louder and any kind of noise you make you feel guilty about which then makes you make more noises. This is nit annoying. This is reality.
@@araceliperezaranzaez1460 As someone who was in a situation like this, that's not true. My high school had a potential school shooting that was on going, and everyone was quiet, and they all muted their phones and what not. Turned out to be a false alarm after all, but the panic and reactions were all very real.
I hated that part where the "person" or whoever, was trying to get into the room but couldn't and then we heard the "gun/locker" go again. I always think of a girl (sorry) being absolutely scared shitless and trying to save herself but she can't get into any classrooms. Then the noise goes of and I can't help but think that she has been shot and it makes me so scared and so sad.
That's true but I would like to correct the pronouns used for him, he goes by he/him. In season six he comes out as transgender but people don't seem to ever used the correct pronouns, it's just kinda ignored.
@@BOBABOOROCKS Duuude same. London. They don't teach us fire alarms or lockdowns, and then when it comes down to it they wonder why the fuck no one's listening and talking and moving about. jfc.
@@Juupitrr I think training like that is very important, but when I talked about it with my school boards I got a warning. Because I made a presentation about school shootings and why we need that training. All the complains were from people who dint even attend my presentation, and thought I was praising those killers. I was so mad.
Bruh, I'm in Germany and during our school shooting, they didn't even bother to tell us to be quiet. The teachers just went on and on about their lessons (my best friend and I were locked in with some class a few years younger than us, as we just came from lunch break and school just started again). Because lack of, well no training and just being plain stupid, we could've all been killed. Teachers were standing at the entrances as guards, the ones in classrooms letting everyone who knocked inside the room and just letting the kids be obnoxiously loud. Luckily, it was at another school only like a few minutes away, the teachers didn't even tell us that, none were killed, only a two or so injured and the shooter was locked away after two days of chasing.
I never did understand why Becky had the gun. To protect her from the real world, yes, but what did she mean? Did she mean keep it on her at all times to shoot someone in case? God forbid because she's such an angel, but was she going to commit? I never did really crack it.
As an Artie stan, this scene made me think about how next level terrifying it must be to experience a school shooting when you're a wheelchair user. That added layer of vulnerability must make you feel even more helpless and scared, and I'm kinda annoyed at Glee for not addressing it in any way whatsoever.
This episode got a lot of criticism, but I thought it was perhaps the finest episode in the whole Glee series. The actors were all in their mid 20s, but in this episode, you really got the feeling that they were kids. When Sue took the blame for it, it really changed how she was depicted. She became much more sympathetic from that moment.
Elliot Perkins I live in America and completely agree. Two years ago my school got an anonymous call saying they were going to bomb the school and I was scared out of my mind. We stayed in the evacuated zone while we waited for the police to check the school and thankfully there wasn’t anything. Turns out it was just two teenagers from a nearby school messing with us. I guess this is the “American Dream”
Watching this again after the Florida shooting, it breaks my heart how someone can go in and take peoples lives, I don't even know what too say... Rest in peace to the innocent 😔
When you think about it, stuff like this is nothing compared to the fear in those people living in places like Syria where they hear bombs being dropped one after another
Quiel Evolution Gameplays it’s not that common. Don’t listen to what the media says. Most “school shootings” in the USA are accidental discharges and don’t even kill anyone. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_school_shootings_in_the_United_States
Omni Media Group not really they are common and that’s why I school we have a lot of lockdowns and thing like that plus it also happens outside of school a lot
The thing I liked about this episode is that the episode went normally for like 15 minutes so the shooting actually came as a shocking surprise and made it more realistic.
I know this episode got a lot of flack, but honestly I thought it was really well done. This was genuinely so intense to sit through the first time, and the way the music is gone and the other noises are amplified just added to it.
This was one of the best school shooting TV episodes. Sometimes, shows forget how scary it really is to not know if ur friends are safe. I went through one during high school and I do not wish that on my worst enemy. It is one of the scariest moments. I applaud glee for making this episode
I cried at this part because I remember being in the same experience, and this scene took me back to that time, and the silence.in the classroom, the crying, the heavy breathing, some not breathing at all. Thinking this is it. That your gonna die. Not knowing what's gonna happen. The screaming outside. That feeling of emptiness in your stomach. It scars you.
This was the most emotional episode for me to watch. It makes me ugly cry every time. Watching this just feels so real. My heart aches for those who have really been through this kind of experience.
I don't know why this episode received a lot of hates/backlash, I mean it's good that this show wanted us the viewers to be aware, this kind of accident could even happen in the school, and we as citizens should be more aware. This episode helps us how to be calmed, trust each other, when something will happen either outside or inside the school. Kudos to the teachers who stay calm, and kept reminding their students what do's and dont's when things happen like this.
Janee Cipriano omg me too! That was the only thing i could think about while watching this. I was just like "Blaine just text Kurt you love him and you could possibly die!!" Lol so much dramma
Blaine didn't have his phone on him, you never see Blaine with his phone, but Artie did, I'm sure Artie would have let Blaine send a message, we just don't see it.
I’m glad they did this scene, they really do show real life issues from a hilarious, musical tv show, like Quinn’s pregnancy, they really did a good job reflecting a real life crisis that isn’t talked about enough
Man the way this scene was written and acted out... The way show went from chill to serious real quick....The sound of the first shot had confused me the way it confused Will making him look like "Was that my hands clapping?" And then the second shot with the sound of the girl running setting the tone... my heart just started racing as everyone started hiding... The way not everyone had the same reaction... Coach Beaste taking action real quick and Will taking leadership and responsibility was the best combination in this scene... So realistic and nervewrecking! I never expected such a comedic show like Glee to ever depict something so serious....let alone nail it... So terrifying..
Anny's World but they could do something like what they did with Karofsky's attempted suicide or Quinn's accident for texting, show it but at the same time not, and yes I feel really bad because I wanted the shooter to be real, but I wanted it to like bring conscience about this type of thing and back then Glee was popular so I think it could be a good thing.
I remember it made me cry so much not only the situation but Will saying 'I love you guys' because he didn't know if this was going to be the last time they ever saw each other because one of them might die or all of them would.
This episode was and continues to be so important. I remember watching this and just absolutely bawling my eyes out the entire time. I wish this episode was give more attention, the attention it deserved to get.
I remember watching this scene when I was a sophomore in high school and it was so terrifying and real and I felt this huge pit in my stomach. When I was a senior we had a lockdown at my school because someone supposedly had a deadly weapon on campus. I didn’t hear gunshots or anything but they announced on the loudspeaker we were on lockdown. I felt that pit in my stomach again but it was 10x worse. My sister was also on campus but she was on the opposite side as me. We also had shitty phone service so I had no idea if she was okay. I felt like I was gonna throw up. Texting your parents you love them and crying quietly was the worse experience of my life. Luckily it was just a rumor and not real at all, and no one was hurt. But even getting a glimpse of what a school shooting was like will forever affect me. I can’t even imagine what it must be like for kids who really go through actual school shootings, and losing friends/family/teachers. Watching this again made me cry uncontrollably because it felt like I was under my desk again with my friend trying to calm me down from crying so much. Experiencing that really gave me a perspective on life and I realized how precious life is. I thank God every day for letting me live. No one deserves to feel this way and I hate how normalized it is in America. We need change now.
As someone who has been through a false alarm lock down. Its like this. Most terrifying moments in my life. It was freshmen year and I still know the fear. I'm a senior now and everytime the speak system digs when someone makes a announcement. I tense up and am ready to hide again.
When I saw this episode, that first gunshot made my heart drop and was thinking "oh god" and got emotional as the episode ran. This is a dark but necessary episode
i saw this thing about darrens part in this scene. it wasn’t a panic attack, but an anxiety attack. after blaine speaks for the first time and the whole room hushes him, he hardly says anything after that. because of the group reaction to him talking, he started to convince himself that if anyone in that room got hurt, it was his fault. he stayed in a fetal position and didn’t reach out or hug anyone until it was over. he kept blaming himself and when artie gets out the camera, he doesn’t say anything to the camera, instead he buries his face in his arms and cries. afterwards, when everyone is calling their parents, he starts off with “hi mommy”, which is a common thing for the brain to do after an anxiety attack. it goes back to much simpler speech and often childish acts.
I got a text on my phone when the first shot went off, I thought it was just Will clapping-then I heard the distant scream and looked up, seeing their faces. It took a second, then that second gunshot...I was having a panic attack. Yes, I know I’m late, but this episode was just so emotional and intense and I just needed to say something.
Okay so we all know Becky fired the gun but it only went off two times and at 1:50 it sounds like there was another gun shot so did it go off 3 times ?!?
It sounded like it went off more than that and apparently I'm going to have to watch the episodes again because I could have swore what Becky did wasn't an accident but she regretted it and didn't hurt anyone so Sue covered for her.
Since everyone is sharing their school shooting stories, here’s mine. We had a lockdown when two people were on my campus with guns, and no one in my classroom would shut up. When I turned to someone who was talking really loudly next to me I said please be quiet you know we could die right now and they said “I’m okay with the risk” and kept talking. What makes it even worse is that was the week when our school got new lights but they installed it in cush a way that for the first week we couldn’t turn them off, so a shooter would have been able to see everyone. We all huddled under our desks and tried to plan escape routes and frantically text our parents and friends. We were 13. In 8th grade. Our teacher pulled an effing anchor out from under his desk in case someone with a gun came through the door. We were checking and counting and making sure everyone we knew was safe, and wondering if we would be. I was ready to jump out the window as soon as I heard a gunshot and just start running. Thankfully neither of the armed people made it inside the building, but it was still the most scared I’ve ever been. I had ballet class that night. I went out to see my horse. And ever since then I’ve wondered what could have happened. If I’d slipped through the window and left the rest of my classmates behind. If I’d hear them screaming. Or worse, if I didn’t make it out. If my parents had to plan a funeral for their 13 year old daughter. I’m older now., but that experience still haunts me. What might be worse is the fact that they expected us back at school the very next day.
When I heard about Glee, I heard it tackled issues like being gay and how hard it is to come out, transgender identity, and it has drama. but seeing this just makes me bawl. for once, Glee hits America in the chest.
I was so scared because I thought the shooter was the girl Ryder was texting because she seemed pretty sketchy after catfishing him and when he said he was gonna call her, I thought that she’d ask where he was and then he’d tell her he was in the choir room
The entire time this was happening I was crying because I thought Tina and/or Britney were gonna die 😭😭This episode gave me so much anxiety I can’t even smh
I was blubbering at Brittany hiding in the cubicle, Heather played that terror SO well. My one thought after that was, if Santana saw Brittany in that situation, she would give the shooter (if there had been one) a stare that would've melted the gun right there and then!!
I wanted this scene to be with the original cast, like Finn protecting Rachel at all cost. But whatever Ryan knew what he was doing. I miss Glee every time. I think there is never going to be a TV show like this never again.
i came back to this scene because i remember actually crying with the cast, its so realistic and still happens and that's with covid shutting down most the schools. i remember waiting on which cast member was going to be hurt, thinking who else would die. i didn't enjoy this directions as much as the first but i still loved the show as a whole.
yeah this sounds dark, but i kinda wished it was actually a shooter and not just an accident. i didnt hope anyone died, i just thought it shouldve been more dramatic
Did anybody else think “what the hell” when Mr Shue said and I quote “start texting, start TWEETING” like who in their right mind would tweet something like “there”s a school shooting happening” like what!?
I think he meant to tell their families, friends etc, not posting a story like “guys, lmao😂😍😘💕😏😊😔💕💕🙃☺️🥰😇☺️😉😗😝😖🤬🤬😳 there is a school shooting happening, like wtf. I AM SO THRILLED”
It breaks my heart to find out that this happens all the time in America, I feel so so sorry for the kids, I don’t even know that much about shootings because there’s only been one shooting that I know of that happens in my country 😔😢😭
i knew this episode was going to happen and i still was terrified and bawled like a baby. i felt their emotions in this episode. it’s especially scary knowing this stuff happens so often. this was one of the hardest episodes i watched.
I couldn't bare to watch this It was a really scary experience Especially Sam crying and yelling for Brittney and just seeing Brittney crying in the stall made me realize how important this episode was to the show, me being someone who hasn't experienced this almost cried at the fact all my favorite characters were crying just seeing them down broke my heart, Although it wasn't a real shooter Sue made a good decision protecting Becky.
The worst part is when I was in primary school we got talks about school shootings and what to do, it’s horrible where we live in a world that this happens at all:(
The only time I ever cried while watching glee is when Finn died, Will was holding Finn’s jacket sobbing. It made me cry :( not a lot of things make me cry.
