According to Ausiello, the show “finds two of the show's supercouples — Rachel and Finn, and Kurt and Blaine — going all the way.”
And:
No sooner does Grant Gustin's gay Warbler debut than he sets his sights on Blaine. And what he wants, I suspect he'll get: He's got charisma to spare and tons of chemistry with Darren Criss. Fun fact: He's not the only obstacle to Klaine sex — the other is Kurt's wardrobe. Specifically, “All of his layers.”
When Sebastian invites Kurt and Blaine out to local gay haunt Scandal, Kurt runs into his old nemesis at the bar. Apparently, transferring to a new school has done wonders for the bully's disposition. He's mellowed out considerably and coming to grips with his sexuality. It's my favorite scene of the episode and should fire up those Kurt-Karofsky ‘shippers out there (and I know you're out there).
More from Ausiello at TV Line.
Entertainment Weekly's Tim Stack also writes up the episode:
“It's all handled very delicately and is incredibly moving. I can't think of another network series that's taken a teenage gay relationship so far or been so progressive. The moment is instigated when another teen, Warbler member Sebastian (Grant Gustin), aggressively pursues Blaine. The trio actually have a very amusing triple date to West Lima's only gay bar Scandals and run into none other than Karofsky (Max Adler). Look for a great moment between Karofsky and Kurt.”
TV Line's Michael Ausiello has dumped a number of big spoilers from Glee‘s upcoming sex-themed episode, which promises some groundbreaking gay events.
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