[s6e11] We Built This - Glee Club

Performed by Roderick and the New Directions. A soulful, grounded performance that showcases Roderick’s vocal range.

The episode is known for its high-energy setlist, blending classic rock with modern hits: [S6E11] We Built This Glee Club

A major highlight for long-time fans was the return of Jonathan Groff as Jesse St. James. His presence acts as a catalyst for Rachel’s growth. Unlike his earlier appearances where he was often a villain or a rival, Jesse appears here as a supportive peer, encouraging Rachel to value her education over immediate fame. This episode solidifies their endgame relationship, which is fully realized in the series finale. Performed by Roderick and the New Directions

Performed by Madison, Jane, and Becca with the New Directions. Notable for its recreation of the famous music video's choreography using "The Warblers" and New Directions members. This episode solidifies their endgame relationship, which is

Throughout the episode, Rachel is torn between her dream of being a Broadway star (the musical Jane Austen Sings ) and finishing her education. After advice from Jesse St. James—who makes a surprise return—she ultimately decides to return to NYADA to finish what she started.

" We Built This Glee Club " is the 11th episode of the sixth and final season of Glee , serving as the emotional and competitive climax for the New Directions before the series finale. It focuses on the Sectionals competition, internal relationship shifts, and a heavy dose of nostalgia as the show prepares to take its final bow.

The New Directions face off against the Falconers and Sue Sylvester’s formidable Vocal Adrenaline. Despite Sue’s attempts to sabotage them (including glitter bombs and psychological warfare), the New Directions deliver a powerhouse performance.