Emma has moved back her wedding by a few hours to be able to take the kids to sectionals. Ken did not take it very well but Will is tickled.

Rachel talks to Quinn about being tested for a gene carried by Jewish people.

Will tells the kids Emma will be taking them to sectionals and says he cannot help them with their set list. They decide to do “Proud Mary” in wheelchairs and “Dont Stop Believing.” Mercedes wants a shot at the ballad and brings the house down with “And I am telling you,” from Dreamgirls. Rachel tells her she deserves to sing it at sectionals and then hugs her.

Rahel tells Finn “I have to tell you something.” This leads to Finn punching Puck. He demands Quinn confirm that the baby is Puck’s. She does and he storms out, saying “I’m done with all of you.”

Rachel apologizes to Quinn. Quinn says she’s not mad, that Rachel did what she wasn’t brave enough to do. Puck comes by and says he wants to be a good father. She tells him she wants to do this “on my own.”

The guys leave for sectionals without Finn.

They have drawn the third slot at sectionals and will follow Jane Addams Reform School and Haverbrooke School for The Deaf.

They sit in the audience and watch the Jane Addams team perform their exact set list, wheelchairs and all. Then they listen to the deaf kids do “Don’t Stop Believing.” Afterwards Emma calls Will and tells them the kids “need a leader right now.”…….

In the Glee room Kurt explains to everyone that not having a yearbook picture may save from them countless hours of ridicule. Everyone seems to agree, at which point Will comes in and promises them he will fight to get their picture in the yearbook.

When Will complains to Figgins, the principal tells him his only option is to buy a quarter-page ad for Glee for $325. That will be room enough for two members and Figgins suggest he pick Finn and Brittany, since they are least likely to have their faces vandalized. Rachel barges into the room demanding Glee have a picture before Will tells her the news.

Rachel explains to us she has joined every club possible in order to get her picture in the yearbook dozens of times. Unlike her other clubs however, Rachel is particularly proud of Glee.

Quinn is sad she’s no longer in the Cheerios and vows to find a way in the squad picture.

Terri tells Will he cannot use family funds to buy the ad for Glee. Will writes Figgins a check anyway, but asks him to wait a few days before cashing it.

Will tells Glee they must pick two team captains for the photo. Every single vote is for Rachel, and nobody else wants to be in the picture.

Will asks Emma how to find another kid to be in the picture. She apologizes for having to miss sectionals, and Will thinks Ken scheduled the wedding conflict on purpose. Emma defends Ken and Will ends up apologizing.

Wills asks Rachel to pick a co-captain. Everyone she contacts comes up with bogus excuses. Eventually she’s able to convince Finn to do the picture with her. Rachel says she is going to teach Finn how to smile correctly via them singing a duo of Lily Allen’s “Smile.”………………..

Cut to Will going through heavy security to meet Grace Hitchens, an administrator and glee-club coach at competing Jane Adams High School. “I think our cheerleading coach is passing along our set list for sectionals,” Will says. Hitchens denies resorting to cheating in order to beat a bunch of “privileged misfits.” Feeling guilty, Will invites her team to use the McKinley auditorium, as Jane Adams doesn’t have one. Cut to the Jane Adams glee club singing and dancing on the McKinley stage. The theme of the number: bootylicious. Sample lyric: “I hope you can handle all the jelly that I have.” Will is both perplexed and impressed. “It’s called hairography,” says Rachel, explaining the eye-catching hairstyles mask what is otherwise a mediocre performance. Will doesn’t seem convinced. In fact, the performance has given him an idea. “I think I found our new number for sectionals,” he tells the club later. “We’re going to do the title song from ‘Hair.’” Will also brought wigs. Rachel sighs.

Meanwhile, pregnant Quinn continues to pretend the father of her unborn baby is Finn. Oddly, Puck, the read dad, is acting quite supportive of his baby mama. “Maybe I didn’t give Puck enough of a chance,” Quinn thinks to herself. But how to throw Finn off the scent so she can give Puck a “test drive?” Easy. Quinn approaches Kurt with an idea to give Rachel a makeover. Quinn’s hope is that Finn will be distracted by Rachel, although Kurt doesn’t know that part of the scheme. He agrees to take the case, noting that makeovers are like “crack” to him. And so it begins. Kurt explains that his goal is to make Rachel the most desired girl in school. She, however, confesses to only having eyes for one boy. “I’m in love with Finn,” Rachel says. Retorts Kurt: “Really? I understand completely.” He then decides that she must look like a “ho,” as Finn goes for women of questionable morals. Clearly, Kurt is sabotaging his own makeover out of jealousy. Quinn will not be pleased.

While trying on her dress for the Chastity Ball, Quinn’s mother notices it’s no longer fitting her. Quinn’s father pops into the room and tells Quinn he wants to have Finn over for dinner.

Rachel brings Will a gift, which sets off further alarm bells that she may have a crush on him.

Will tells Emma the story of Suzy Pepper, a student from two years earlier who fell hard for Will. She also gave him a novelty gift and ended up calling his home in the middle of the night. When Will finally was honest with Suzy she ended up eating a super-hot chili pepper and having to be taken to the hospital. Emma suggest Will let Rachel down easy with a song.

Finn has been paired with Kurt and is having trouble singing, given all the things on his mind. He is bothered that his daughter may never know who he is. Kurt, who still has a thing for Finn, suggests Finn try to sing away all of his problems. Finn performs “I’ll Stand By You.”

Finn’s mother catches Finn singing to an ultrasound. He breaks down and tells her Quinn is pregnant.

Quinn is furious Finn told his mother and is worried it might come back to her parents. Via voiceover Kurt tells us that he is “madly in love with Finn” and is helping him so Finn will come crying to Kurt when Quinn inevitably blows him off.

With Emma in the room, Will sings a mash-up of “Dont Stand So Close to Me” and “Young Girl.” Instead of listening to the lyrics ,Rachel stares star-struck at Will, as does Emma.,…………………

Jacob interviews Sue about the Cheerios being a lesser squad without Quinn.

Figgins tells Will there isn’t enough budget money for Glee to have the special bus required to take Artie and his chair to sectionals.

Before practice Puck overhears Quinn getting on Finn about the need for them to take care of doctor bills before her parents find out shes having “his” child. Since judges in the past have gone for standards, Will tells the guys they will be doing “Defying Gravity” at sectionals. Because of the bus issue Will suggests a bake sale to raise money. Nobody seems interested. After everyone leaves left Artie tells Will “they dont get it.”

Wheeling through the halls Artie performs a rendition of “Dancing With Myself,” illustrating how apart he feels from the rest of the students.

Kurt asks to audition for the “Defying Gravity” solo (a female part) and is told no. Artie admits that no one caring about his riding with the rest of the them hurt his feelings and Will says they will go to sectionals as a team or not at all. They will be having a bake sale after all. Will brings in a bunch of wheelchairs: For the next week everyone in Glee will spend three hours a day in the chair and they will be performing a wheelchair number.

Puck gives Quinn some cash ($18) for their kid. She gives it back, saying she will go to her grave swearing it is Finn’s baby. They proceed to have a playful food fight and Finn walks in just before they were about to kiss!!!…..