Glee (TV Series)

Sectionals (2009)

Jayma Mays: Emma Pillsbury

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• Emma Pillsbury : We've got a problem. They're doing all of our numbers. The kids are completely freaking out. Artie keeps ramming himself into the wall and I think Jacob Ben Israel just wet himself.

• Will Schuester : Where's Ken?

  Emma Pillsbury : Um, home, I'd imagine, probably trying to regain some of the pride that I stole from him. He dumped me.

  Will Schuester : What?

  Emma Pillsbury : He said moving the wedding for sectionals was the last straw.

  Will Schuester : But I thought he understood that... that you were doing this for the kids.

  Emma Pillsbury : He understood that... I wasn't doing it for the kids. I was doing it for you.

  Will Schuester : Emma... I'm so sorry.

  Emma Pillsbury : No. Gosh, no, it's not your fault. I... I really messed up. He was absolutely right. I was settling for him. Really, one blink from you, Will, and I would have been out the door.

• Emma Pillsbury : You should be ashamed. Aren't you ashamed? You're educators. Actually, no, you know what? You're more than that. You take care of disadvantaged kids. And you're teaching them that the only way they can compete in this world is by cheating. I'm sorry, but what kind of message is that?

  Dalton Rumba : I don't know what you're talking about. "Don't Stop Believin'" is the most downloaded song in the history of iTunes. I've only got one good ear and even I know that. Scarlet fever.

  Emma Pillsbury : Right, and "Proud Mary"? In wheelchairs?

  Grace Hitchens : Do you have any idea how much winning is going to mean to my girls? It's gonna be a life changer; make them feel like they're worth something again.

  Emma Pillsbury : I'm... I'm sorry, do you... do you think that they're not going to know that something's up? The fact that you just magically came up with two brand-new numbers days before competition?

  Grace Hitchens : They were great up there. That's all I know.

  Dalton Rumba : I think what we have here is a case of deaf racism. Shame on you.

  Emma Pillsbury : No, you know what the real shame is? Is that maybe if you believed in them just a little bit more, they would have been amazing up there. Without cheating.