The living manger is actually quite nice, and helps close out the episode with the club singing Away in a Manger. It infuriates Kitty enough that she takes the part after all. For the plan, the girls turn the manger scene into perhaps the most offensive one ever created, as they parade around in Supremes-inspired outfits, sing the Supremes' Love Child, and Unique gives birth to a black Jesus doll. When Marley, who gets the role, realizes why Kitty won't take the role, despite wanting it badly, she hatches a plan with the rest of the club to convince Kitty to take the part. Kitty, despite being Christian, doesn't appear to want it, though she is extremely offended by the audition song the other girls performed, Mary's Boy Child. The runners-up are the Biology Club, the 4/20 Club, and Beiste and the football team - Becky doesn't win, and she's very upset, and sinks into a funk.īecause they feel bad that she lost, Sam and Tina decide to give the angel to Becky, and then also give her the role of Baby Jesus for the living manger scene as well.Ĭasting for the manger scene becomes a heated contest between Marley, Unique and Tina. Even Sue can't deny the tree is amazing, and sure enough, the Glee Club ends up winning the contest.
They won't let that happen though, and while singing Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree the Glee Club creates a beautiful tree that is decorated solely with green and environmentally friendly ornaments. Unfortunately, Sue is judging the contest and plans to put the club in last place. Tina desperately wants to win the contest, because first prize is an antique angel believed to have magical properties.
They have only agreed to let it be shown now after copious requests from fans and with some judicious editing.Īt McKinley, the school is concerned with two things this Christmas season: the school's "green" Christmas tree contest, and creating a living manger after the one outside of the school was vandalized. Long story short - Fox canned it because it was deemed much too controversial. This year's Glee Christmas episode starts off with an explanation from Jane Lynch as to why this episode was airing now, instead of last year. The episode was directed by Wendey Stanzler and written by Ross Maxwell. In New York, Santana joins Kurt and Rachel for a New York Christmas and Rachel reveals that she's landed them a part-time job as Christmas elves in a Santa Land Mall, which doesn't go as planned. Despite Kitty secretly wanting the role, she doesn't audition, leaving Marley and the Glee Club to organize the Nativity. The Glee Club (who also have taken the role of The Christmas Club) also have to prepare a living Nativity Scene, and Marley, Tina, and Unique are all eager to play the role of Mary. In an alternate universe to Glee, Actually, the Glee Club in Lima celebrates Christmas but also have to prepare for the 50th Annual Christmas Decoration competition, which Becky, Sam, and Tina are all eager to win. Some edits are made to a never-before-aired Christmas episode that was kept hidden by FOX, which can now be shown. It was the last episode before the mid-season break, with Glee returning on February 25, 2014, after the winter hiatus. Previously Unaired Christmas is the eighth episode of Glee's fifth season and the ninety-sixth episode overall.
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