This by far was one of the standout scenes of the premiere and reminds us how nail biting this show can be but also how real it can be. I think my favorite part of it is how Madison starts off so nervous but ends up becoming more confident from it.

I feel like this scene sums up the entire show(except maybe how close Quinn/Rachel are). It shows how manipulative everyone is behind the scenes, in particular Rachel, and how eerily brilliant she is at it. Quinn is clearly so proud of her, Jay and Waggerstein horrified though they know how to be manipulative to. But for them, I think they only do it when it's about achieving a specific goal for themselves while for Rachel it's to prove her self-worth. But then as soon as Jeremy passive aggressively calls her out on how manipulative she is, you see her immediately feel awful about herself, her eyes filling with tears. That's what makes Rachel the most fascinating character to me, the dichotomy between her "job skills" giving her both her self esteem and also leading to her self loathing. I just think Shiri is astounding in this role & I adore Constance, but I feel like she gets overshadowed by her often....

Oh just wanted to add, I watched this whole episode at an "UnReal" panel/event, it was played as a surprise before all the actors came out, weeks before the premiere. This was THE scene that everyone reacted to the most, people were audibly gasping, then clapping, then gasping again. Also Madison(sorry forget her real name) is absolutely fantastic in it, this is clearly the moment she goes to the dark side lol. This scene IS UnReal IMO.

That was powerful. Rachel can be so much better Quinn than Quinn whenever she wants but she still pretty much lost.

This is my new favorite show. Everyone is HORRIBLE. HAHAHAHAHAHAHA.

Annnnnd...a mini-me Rachel is born.

This scene is incredible :D

can't wait for the full episode

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