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+ | [[File:GLEElogo.jpg|right|270px]]'''''Glee''''' is an American musical comedy-drama series that airs on the Fox network. It focuses on William McKinley High School glee club, New Directions, which competes on a show choir competition circuit while the members deal with relationships, sexuality, social issues and learning to become an effective team. |
| − | On 22 August 2013, it was announced that [[Demi Lovato]] will appear for at least 6 episodes of the fifth season of ''Glee''. She will portray a struggling New York-based artist called [[Dani]] who later befriends [[w:c:glee:Rachel_Berry|Rachel Berry]] and [[w:c:glee:Santana_Lopez|Santana Lopez]] and later becomes Santana's love interest. Lovato made her debut during the second episode of season 5. She appeared in 4 episodes, the last being the tenth episode. |
+ | On 22 August 2013, it was announced that [[Demi Lovato]] will appear for at least 6 episodes of the fifth season of ''Glee''. She will portray a struggling New York-based artist called [[Dani]] who later befriends [[w:c:glee:Rachel_Berry|Rachel Berry]] and [[w:c:glee:Santana_Lopez|Santana Lopez]] and later becomes Santana's love interest. Lovato made her debut during the second episode of season 5, which is called [[w:c:glee:Tina in the Sky with Diamonds|Tina in the Sky with Diamonds]]. She appeared in 4 episodes, the last being the tenth episode titled [[w:c:glee:Trio|Trio]]. |
| − | Demi's song [[Give Your Heart a Break]] was also featured in The Break-Up episode, the fourth episode of season 4. It was sung by [[w:c:glee:Rachel_Berry|Rachel Berry]] and [[w:c:glee:Brody_Weston|Brody Weston]]. |
+ | Demi's song [[Give Your Heart a Break]] was also featured in [[w:c:glee:The Break-Up|The Break-Up]] episode, the fourth episode of season 4. It was sung by [[w:c:glee:Rachel_Berry|Rachel Berry]] and [[w:c:glee:Brody_Weston|Brody Weston]]. |
| + | On her time in the show, Demi (as Dani) covered a total of 5 songs: |
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| + | *''[[Here_Comes_the_Sun|Here Comes the Sun]]'' by ''The Beatles'' (with [[w:c:glee:Santana Lopez|Santana]]) |
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| + | *''[[Roar]]'' by ''Katy Perry'' (with [[w:c:glee:Elliott Gilbert|Elliott]], [[w:c:glee:Kitty Wilde|Kitty]], [[w:c:glee:Rachel Berry|Rachel]], [[w:c:glee:Sam Evans|Sam]], Santana, [[w:c:glee:Tina Cohen-Chang|Tina]], and [[w:c:glee:Unique Adams|Unique]]) |
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| + | *''[[Into_the_Groove|Into the Groove]]'' by ''Madonna'' (with Elliott, [[w:c:glee:Kurt Hummel|Kurt]], and Rachel) |
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| + | *''[[The_Happening|The Happening]]'' by ''The Supremes'' (with Elliott and Kurt) |
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| + | *''[[Hold_On|Hold On]]'' by ''Wilson Phillips'' (with [[w:c:glee:Artie Abrams|Artie]], [[w:c:glee:Blaine Anderson|Blaine]], Elliott, Kurt, Rachel, Sam, Santana, and Tina) |
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Revision as of 12:08, 28 February 2017
Glee is an American musical comedy-drama series that airs on the Fox network. It focuses on William McKinley High School glee club, New Directions, which competes on a show choir competition circuit while the members deal with relationships, sexuality, social issues and learning to become an effective team.
On 22 August 2013, it was announced that Demi Lovato will appear for at least 6 episodes of the fifth season of Glee. She will portray a struggling New York-based artist called Dani who later befriends Rachel Berry and Santana Lopez and later becomes Santana's love interest. Lovato made her debut during the second episode of season 5, which is called Tina in the Sky with Diamonds. She appeared in 4 episodes, the last being the tenth episode titled Trio.
Demi's song Give Your Heart a Break was also featured in The Break-Up episode, the fourth episode of season 4. It was sung by Rachel Berry and Brody Weston.
On her time in the show, Demi (as Dani) covered a total of 5 songs:
- Here Comes the Sun by The Beatles (with Santana)
- Roar by Katy Perry (with Elliott, Kitty, Rachel, Sam, Santana, Tina, and Unique)
- Into the Groove by Madonna (with Elliott, Kurt, and Rachel)
- The Happening by The Supremes (with Elliott and Kurt)
- Hold On by Wilson Phillips (with Artie, Blaine, Elliott, Kurt, Rachel, Sam, Santana, and Tina)
Glee - Give Your Heart a Break (Audio)
Glee - Give Your Heart a Break (Performance)
Glee - Here Comes the Sun (Audio)
Glee - Here Comes the Sun (Performance)
Glee - Roar (Audio)
Glee - Roar (Performance)
Glee - Into the Groove (Audio)
Glee - Into the Groove (Performace)
Glee - The Happening (Audio)
Glee - The Happening (Perfomance)
Glee - Hold On (Audio)
Glee - Hold On (Performance)