Glee - Season 2 Watch Free in HD

McKinley High’s glee club and cheerleading squad budgets are cut to allocate more money for the football program and its new football coach Shannon Beiste, so directors Will Schuester and Sue Sylvester scheme to get their money restored. Season two follows the club through wins at the sectional and regional show choir competitions before losing at the nationals in New York City, while its members and faculty deal with sex, relationships, religion, homophobia, bullying, rumors, teenage drinking, death and other social issues.

Genre:

Drama, Family, Musical, Romance

Actors:

Dianna Agron, Chris Colfer, Jessalyn Gilsig, Jane Lynch, Jayma Mays, Kevin McHale, Lea Michele, Cory Monteith, Heather Morris, Matthew Morrison, Mike OMalley, ...»

Director:

Ian Brennan, Brad Falchuk, Ryan Murphy

Country:

United States

Release:

2010

IMDb:

6.8

Quality:

Duration:

44 min

Quinn Fabray

Played by: Dianna Agron

Kurt Hummel

Played by: Chris Colfer

Terri Schuester

Played by: Jessalyn Gilsig

Sue Sylvester

Played by: Jane Lynch

Emma Pillsbury

Played by: Jayma Mays

Artie Abrams

Played by: Kevin McHale

Rachel Berry

Played by: Lea Michele

Finn Hudson

Played by: Cory Monteith

Brittany S. Pierce

Played by: Heather Morris

Will Schuester

Played by: Matthew Morrison

Burt Hummel

Played by: Mike O'Malley

Mercedes Jones

Played by: Amber Riley

Santana Lopez

Played by: Naya Rivera

Noah 'Puck' Puckerman

Played by: Mark Salling

Tina Cohen-Chang

Played by: Jenna Ushkowitz

Dustin Goolsby

Played by: Cheyenne Jackson

Principal Figgins

Played by: Iqbal Theba

Shannon Beiste

Played by: Dot-Marie Jones

Sunshine Corazon

Played by: Charice

Mike Chang

Played by: Harry Shum Jr.

Sam Evans

Played by: Chord Overstreet

Jacob Ben Israel

Played by: Josh Sussman

Azimio

Played by: James Earl

Dave Karofsky

Played by: Max Adler

Becky Jackson

Played by: Lauren Potter

Dr. Carl Howell

Played by: John Stamos

Lauren Zizes

Played by: Ashley Fink

Carole Hudson

Played by: Romy Rosemont

Jean Sylvester

Played by: Robin Trocki

Ancient Librarian

Played by: Jean Sincere

WMHS Jock

Played by: Nick de Graffenreid

Rod Remington

Played by: Bill A. Jones

Andrea Carmichael

Played by: Earlene Davis

Prom Student

Played by: Laura Bedwell-Young

Blaine Anderson

Played by: Darren Criss

Joan Martin

Played by: Michael Hyatt

Wes

Played by: Telly Leung

Waitress

Played by: Jeanine Anderson

David

Played by: Titus Makin Jr.

Dalton Academy Student

Played by: Christopher Higgins

Kyle

Played by: Steven Mango

Holly Holliday

Played by: Gwyneth Paltrow

Cameo

Played by: Lindsey Sims-Lewis

Brett

Played by: Ryan Heinke

Doris Sylvester

Played by: Carol Burnett

Paul Karofsky

Played by: Daniel Roebuck

Brad the Piano Player

Played by: Brad Ellis

Jeff

Played by: Riker Lynch

Thad

Played by: Eddy Martin

Nick

Played by: Curt Mega

Trent

Played by: Dominic Barnes

Santa Claus

Played by: Jernard Burks

Rick 'The Stick'

Played by: Matt True

Tammy Jean Albertson

Played by: Kathy Griffin

Sister Mary Constance

Played by: Loretta Devine

Sandy Ryerson

Played by: Stephen Tobolowsky

Plastic Surgeon

Played by: George Wyner

Girl

Played by: Danielle Macdonald

April Rhodes

Played by: Kristin Chenoweth

Patron with Dog

Played by: Connie Ventress

Jesse St. James

Played by: Jonathan Groff

Judy Fabray

Played by: Charlotte Ross

Mrs. Hagberg

Played by: Mary Gillis

High School Student

Played by: Aaron Brentwood

Howard Bamboo

Played by: Kent Avenido

David Hinckley

On the positive side, it's all done with standard "Glee" fun, the tongue never far from the cheek, and it's punctuated with upbeat musical numbers.

September 21, 2010

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Brian Lowry

Those involved can bask in the glow of what should be another strong year, riding a wave that has yet to fully crest -- capable of sending self-proclaimed "Gleeks" away each week with a song in their hearts and a smile on their faces.

September 21, 2010

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Verne Gay

When Sunshine covers Beyonce's "Listen" from "Dreamgirls," you instantly realize what made "Glee" so magical in the first place.

September 21, 2010

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Nancy DeWolf Smith

It remains nearly as delightful as it was when everything about the show seemed shiny and new.

September 21, 2010

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Heather Havrilesky

The psychobabble, the instant-climax song arrangements, the public service announcement plotlines, the empty tear-jerking - all of that amateur-hour fumbling needs to get gone.

September 21, 2010

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Mary McNamara

Funny and fabulous.

September 21, 2010

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Matthew Gilbert

It has become a powerful, promotional machine, long on hype and short on the human feeling - the glee - that once made it so addictive.

September 21, 2010

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Glee - Season 2

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