Question

In the Glee 'Showmance' episode, whose idea is it to change the Glee Club's pep assembly route for something featuring more sex?

Answer 1

In the Glee episode "Showmance", it is Rachel's idea to change the Glee Club's pep assembly route for something featuring more sex. Rachel suggests that they should perform a mash-up of "Push It" and "Mercy" to make the performance more risque.

Answer 2

In the Glee 'Showmance' episode, it is revealed that cheerleading coach Sue Sylvester suggests changing the Glee Club's pep assembly routine to one featuring more sex. She believes that this will generate more attention and excitement from the student body, ultimately increasing the overall popularity of the school's sports teams. However, the suggestion is met with strong opposition from the Glee Club members, who feel uncomfortable with the sexually explicit proposals and are determined to stick to their original routine.

Answer 3

In the "Showmance" episode of Glee, it's the character Sue Sylvester, played by Jane Lynch, who suggests changing the Glee Club's pep assembly routine to something featuring more sex appeal. Sue is the cheerleading coach and often tries to undermine the Glee club's efforts. In this episode, she encourages the cheerleaders to perform a highly sexualized routine to "Push It" by Salt-N-Pepa, with the intention of overshadowing the Glee club's performance and gaining attention.