If you mean Don't Dream it's Over, that's originally by Crowded House.

" (Is Alex paying some sort of child support? She should be.)"

" (Is Alex paying some sort of child support? She should be.)"

I wonder if it isn't a subtle jab at the intelligence of conservatives by the writers. Set up Luke as borderline mentally-challenged, then segue him into a tea partier.

I wonder if it isn't a subtle jab at the intelligence of conservatives by the writers. Set up Luke as borderline mentally-challenged, then segue him into a tea partier.

I assumed he was just being a gentleman and walking her out to her car.

I assumed he was just being a gentleman and walking her out to her car.

Yes!

Yes!

I assumed it was an iron, for that extra bit of irony.

I assumed it was an iron, for that extra bit of irony.

I knew I couldn't be the only one who thinks Dyson looks like Chris Martin.

I knew I couldn't be the only one who thinks Dyson looks like Chris Martin.

My wife brought up the fact that every vet she's ever known in real life has several pets of their own. Juliette doesn't have any that we've seen.

I find him more likeable than George. And far more likeable than Eden.

And I trust Bluto on this. He's pre-med.

Woodhouse isn't Cockney though, why would he use rhyming slang?

I think the premise is that they're still running in the primaries.
And since clocks and calendars n the Glee-niverse run a bit wacky, election day will happen whenever they decide it does.

Colonel/General O'Neil would have been acceptable as well.

That was the previous episode, with the mating Malcolm-saurs. ;-)