How Many Glee Characters Can You Name? (2)

[C] Carl Howell | Perfect teeth and a dentist's income couldn't compete with Will's emotional baggage—Emma chose the messier option every time.

[C] Josh Groban | Playing himself at Sandy's disaster production proved even Grammy winners can't escape Lima's gravitational pull toward chaos.

[A] April Rhodes | This washed-up drunk stumbled back into Will's life with Broadway pipe dreams and a reminder that second acts require sobriety.

[D] Coach Beiste | Football toughness masked years of pain until transitioning to Sheldon finally let this coach live authentically and powerfully.

[B] Lauren Zizes | She demanded respect through wrestling takedowns and refused to apologize for taking up space—Puck never stood a chance.

[B] Jean Sylvester | Her death shattered Sue's tough exterior forever, revealing that Down syndrome and early loss can humble even the cruelest hearts.

[B] Jacob Ben Israel | That afro and creepy blog chronicled McKinley's every scandal while Jacob collected Rachel's DNA like some discount stalker.

[A] Rod Remington | Dating Sue meant enduring her abuse on camera—this news anchor learned that ratings don't justify emotional warfare.

[B] Bryan Ryan | High school resentment fermented into a grown man auditing glee clubs—some grudges age like wine, others like Bryan.

[A] Blaine Anderson | That hair gel and Warbler uniform serenaded Kurt into love, but their relationship generated more drama than a telenovela marathon.

[C] Suzy Pepper | Eating peppers until hospitalization over a teacher crush is psychotic dedication—someone needed to check on this girl's mental health.

[C] Sunshine Corazon | Rachel sent her to a crack house rather than let those vocal cords anywhere near New Directions—insecurity breeds sabotage.

[A] Ken Tanaka | Emma rejected his desperate proposal and he rage-quit McKinley faster than you could say "gym teacher with anger issues."

[C] Shelby Corcoran | Coaching the enemy team while adopting your rival's baby is peak complicated—Shelby turned biological motherhood into competitive sport.

[D] Sandy Ryerson | Getting fired for inappropriate touching didn't stop him from directing Cabaret with the unhinged energy of someone who peaked in 1987.

[D] Dave Karofsky | Bullying Kurt hid his own closeted terror until that forced kiss exposed everything, leading to a near-fatal suicide attempt.

[C] Brad | Never speaking a single word while accompanying every number made Brad the show's most mysterious musician—silence is golden.

[A] Becky Jackson | Down syndrome didn't stop her from ruling the Cheerios with Sue's blessing, though that gun subplot went way too dark.

[D] Carole Hudson | She married Burt and instantly became the mom Kurt always needed, blending families with grace that TV rarely captures.

[D] Kendra Giardi | Encouraging your sister's fake pregnancy while juggling screaming kids earns you the worst sibling enabler trophy ever awarded.