Question

In the Glee 'Acefellas' episode, what do the 'New Directions' kids do to earn money to pay for Dakota Stanley?

Answer 1

In the Glee episode "Acefellas", the New Directions kids hold a car wash to earn money to pay for Dakota Stanley's medical bills. The car wash is successful and they manage to raise enough money to cover the costs.

Answer 2

In the Glee episode 'Acefellas', the 'New Directions' kids decide to start a car wash to earn money to pay for Dakota Stanley, a renowned choreographer who they hope will help them win Nationals. The boys, led by Finn, form a group called the 'Acefellas' and advertise their car wash with a catchy jingle. They are initially unsuccessful due to their lack of experience in washing cars, but after some help and advice from the girls, they manage to pull it off and earn enough money to hire Dakota. The episode also explores themes of masculinity and gender expectations, as the boys struggle to balance their duties as performers and their own perception of what it means to be a man.

Answer 3

In the "Acafellas" episode of Glee, the New Directions kids decide to form an a cappella group called "The Acafellas" to earn money for Dakota Stanley's choreography services.

Answer 4

In the "Acafellas" episode of Glee, the New Directions kids organize a bake sale to earn money to pay for hiring Dakota Stanley as their choreographer. They decide to raise the funds themselves to cover the cost of hiring him and improving their chances of success at Sectionals. This episode showcases the group's dedication and determination to make their performances better and more competitive.

Answer 5

In the Glee episode "Acafellas," the New Directions kids decide to earn money to pay for Dakota Stanley by hosting a bake sale fundraiser.