Ep 10. Glee, Actually

Glee, Actually is the tenth episode of the fourth season of the television series, Glee. The episode revolves around the holiday season, and sees the characters reflecting on their past, present, and future.

The episode features a number of plotlines, each focusing on a different character. The episode opens with Artie, who is re-imagining his life if he had never been involved in the car accident that left him paralyzed. In his dream, he is a star athlete at McKinley High, and is dating Brittany.

Meanwhile, Sam is struggling to come up with the perfect gift for Brittany. He enlists the help of Finn, who encourages him to be creative. They eventually settle on creating a Christmas tree out of soda cans, which they leave on Brittany's doorstep.

Santana returns to McKinley High, and is hoping to reconnect with Brittany. However, she is surprised to find that Brittany is dating Sam. She tries to sabotage the relationship, but ultimately decides to let Brittany be happy.

Blaine is feeling down about his recent break-up with Kurt, and is visited by a guardian angel who shows him what life would have been like if he had never joined the glee club. In this alternate universe, Blaine is a successful actor, but he is alone and unhappy.

Finally, Rachel is struggling to adjust to life in New York City. She is homesick, and is missing Finn. She is visited by her own guardian angel, who shows her what life would have been like if she hadn't left Lima. In this alternate universe, Rachel is the star of a fictional TV show, and is engaged to Finn.

Overall, Glee, Actually is a heartwarming and reflective episode that captures the holiday spirit. The episode is notable for its creative storytelling and strong performances from the cast.