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fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Finchel
Finchel is the most common ship name for the Rachel-Finn Relationship (Fin/n and Ra/chel). It was given to the couple from fans and has been confirmed on the show, along with Pukleberry and Artittany.
A common phrase used by Finchel "shippers" is Finchel Forever as well as Faithfully Finchel Forever.
More th... | Finchel |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Finchel Fan Art
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fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Finchel Fanfiction/Good AU Writers
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fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Finchel Related Songs
A list of Finchel related songs through out the seasons.
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fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Finn-Kurt Relationship
The Finn-Kurt Relationship, or commonly known as Furt or sometimes Kinn, is the relationship between Finn Hudson and Kurt Hummel. In Furt, they became step-brothers when their parents, Burt Hummel and Carole Hudson got married. They are currently the only "couple" (or brotherhood) with an epis... | Finn-Kurt Relationship |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Finn-Quinn Relationship
The Quinn-Finn Relationship is the relationship between Quinn Fabray and Finn Hudson. They are commonly known as Fabson or Fuinn. The relationship begins almost four months before the episode Pilot and ended in the episode Sectionals, when Finn finds out that Quinn had cheated on him with his... | Finn-Quinn Relationship |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Finn-Santana Relationship
The Finn-Santana Relationship is the relationship between McKinley High alumni Finn Hudson and Santana Lopez. They are often referred to as Finntana. The interactions between these two are playful and flirtatious, mainly on Santana's end, as she expresses romantic interest in him in several... | Finn-Santana Relationship |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Finn Hudson
Finn Hudson is a main character on "Glee". He is an alumni of William McKinley High School, former co-captain of the New Directions but now the director, and quarterback of the football team. Finn risked alienation by the football team after joining the Glee Club at the beginning of the series.
In Season... | Finn Hudson |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Fued
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fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Funeral
Funeral is the 21st episode of season two. It aired on May 17, 2010.
In Funeral, Finn suggests he and Rachel should be the one singing the duet together at Nationals. Rachel can be seen smiling at his suggestion, only to be denied by Quinn and Jesse. Rachel thinks about Finn as she sings My Man for her audit... | Funeral |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Furt
Furt is the eigth episode of season two. It aired on November 23, 2010.
Finn tells Santana he doesn't want to tell Rachel that he and Santana had sex because he loves Rachel and doesn't want to hurt her feelings. Rachel walks in with no knowledge of their conversation. After Santana leaves, Rachel shows off her... | Furt |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Get It Right
Get It Right by "Glee" is featured in Original Song, the sixteenth episode of Season Two, and it is sung by Rachel. It was written by Adam Anders, Peer Astrom and Nikki Anders, but in the episode, Rachel is the composer of this ballad, which she dedicates to Finn. Quinn inspires this song with her lectu... | Get It Right |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Gives You Hell
Gives You Hell by "All-American Rejects" is featured in Hell-O , the fourteenth episode of season one. This song is originally sung by the "All-American Rejects" from their third studio album "The World Comes Down. "It is sung by Rachel with back up from a majority of New Directions with the exception... | Gives You Hell |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Glease
Glease is the 6th episode of season four. It aired on November 15, 2012.
At NYADA, Kurt and Rachel are the dance studio taking about the musical when Cassandra comes in asking more questions. Rachel and Kurt tell her that their high school is doing a musical directed by Rachel's ex (Finn) and starring Kurt's ... | Glease |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Go Your Own Way
Go Your Own Way by "Fleetwood Mac" is featured in Rumours, the nineteenth episode of season two. It is sung by Rachel, with Finn and Puck on drums and guitar.
Rachel performs the song as a serenade to Finn, who is still dating Quinn at the time.
Lyrics.
<poem>Rachel:
Loving you, isn't the right thing... | Go Your Own Way |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Goodbye
Goobye is the 22nd episode of season three. It aired on May 22, 2012.
During Kurt's goodbye song, I'll Remember, Finn is sitting behind Rachelandis caressing her back throughout, and singing along. Rachel runs up to Finn and Kurt in the hallways. She found out that the NYADA and PACE results are being sent o... | Goodbye |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Grilled Cheesus
Grilled Cheesus is the third episode of season two. It aired on October 5, 2010.
Finn prays, asking for three things. One of the three things, is letting him touch Rachel's breasts. When Finn was at home, Rachel came in and started talking to him. After suggesting that she wants to marry Finn, and th... | Grilled Cheesus |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Guilty Pleasures
Guilty Pleasures is the 17th episode of season four. It aired on March 21, 2013.
Rachel approaches Brody at NYADA after finding out about his job. He holds her hand and is about to kiss her but she hands him money, confusing him. She was hoping they could have dinner tonight, but in a sarcastic tone... | Guilty Pleasures |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Hairography
Hairography is the eleventh episode of season one. It aired on November 25, 2009.
Finn is pleasantly surprised by Rachel's new look when he first sees it. Rachel admits her feelings about Finn to Kurt- "I'm in love with Finn". Later in the episode, Finn tells Rachel that he likes the way she dresses norm... | Hairography |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Heart
Heart is the 13th episode of season three. It aired on February 14, 2012.
Rachel and Finn tell the Glee Club about their engagement. Most of the team think it's a mistake, while Artie, Tina and Mike volunteer to attend and offer their congratulations. Santana later tells Rachel that she can love whoever she wa... | Heart |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Hell-O
Hell-O is the fourteenth episode of season one. It aired on April 13, 2010.
After winning Sectionals, and after Finn and Quinn's relationship ends, Rachel comes to believe she and Finn are dating. Sue comes up with an idea to force Rachel to quit the glee club and ruin their chances at Regionals by getting Br... | Hell-O |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Hello, Goodbye
Hello, Goodbye by "The Beatles" was featured in Hell-O, the fourteenth episode of season one. It was originally written and sung by "The Beatles", from their album "Magical Mystery Tour". It is performed by the New Directions with Finn and Rachel singing the lead vocals, and Mercedes singing numerous ... | Hello, Goodbye |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Hello, I Love You
Hello, I Love You by "The Doors" is featured in Hell-O, the fourteenth episode of season one. It is sung by Finn Hudson. Finn sings this song, mainly concentrating his thoughts on Quinn and Puck's relationship and his remaining feelings for Quinn. This song is also meant to help him regain the groo... | Hello, I Love You |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Here's To Us
Here's to Us is a song originally sang by "Halestorm" that is featured in On My Way, the fourteenth episode of season three.
Rachel sings this solo, the last of the New Directions Regionals Setlist. ("Fly/I Believe I Can Fly "was performed first, then "What Doesn't Kill You (Stronger) "and finally "Here... | Here's To Us |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Hold On To Sixteen
Hold On To Sixteen is the 8th episode of season three. It aired on December 6, 2011.
Rachel and Finn work together to bring Sam back to the Glee club to better their chance at winning sectionals since Rachel cannot perform. They successfully bring Sam back to New Directions and share a brief conve... | Hold On To Sixteen |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # How Deep Is Your Love
How Deep Is Your Love by the "Bee Gees" is featured in Saturday Night Glee-ver, the sixteenth episode of Season Three. The song is performed by Rachel to Finn as Finn is confused about his dreams and future life.
Lyrics.
<poem>
Band Members:
Oohh
Rachel:
Ooh
I know your eyes in the morning sun
... | How Deep Is Your Love |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # I'll Stand By You
I'll Stand by You by "The Pretenders" was featured in Ballad, the tenth episode of season one. It's sung by Finn when Kurt is trying to help him deal with teenage pregnancy and parental responsibility by singing a ballad about it. He tells Finn to imagine singing to his unborn daughter sitting in t... | I'll Stand By You |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # I Am Unicorn
I Am Unicorn is the second episode of season three. It aired on September 22, 2011.
Rachel comes to visit Finn during his job at the tire shop. He expresses doubts in himself, but she assures him that she knows he'll do something great. He calls her the best girlfriend ever, and they kiss.
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fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # I Do
I Do is the 14th episode of season four. It aired on February 14, 2013.
The episode opens with Finn and Rachel at the Lima Bean. Finn confesses to Rachel that he kissed Emma, openly expressing his guilt. Rachel calms him down and advises him to go through with being Will's best man.
They are later in the audito... | I Do |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # I Just Can't Stop Loving You
I Just Can't Stop Loving You by "Michael Jackson and Seidah Garret" is featured in Michael, the eleventh episode of season three. It it sung by Finn Hudson and Rachel Berry. After the performance, Rachel says yes to Finn's proposal.
Lyrics.
<poem>
Finn:
Each time the wind blows
I hear yo... | I Just Can't Stop Loving You |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # I Kissed A Girl
I Kissed A Girl is the 7th episode of season three. It aired on November 29, 2011.
Rachel is seen with her arms wrapped around Finn's during Perfect and he shoots her a look during "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun". Specifically, he looks at her while he sings the following line "Some boys take a beautiful... | I Kissed A Girl |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # I what visit with you and Blaine Anderson Really Soon from Emily Ulrich
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| I what visit with you and Blaine Anderson Really Soon from Emily Ulrich |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # It's All Coming Back To Me Now
It's All Coming Back to Me Now by "Meatloaf" as covered by "Céline Dion" is featured in Nationals, the twenty-first episode of Season Three. It is sung by Rachel with Sugar, Quinn, Tina, Rory, Mike, and Blaine singing the back-up vocals.
Rachel sings this song, hoping Carmen Tibideaux ... | It's All Coming Back To Me Now |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Jar of Hearts
Jar of Hearts by "Christina Perri "is featured in Prom Queen, the twentieth episode of Season Two. It is sung by Rachel for the slow dance song at prom.
The song was directed towards Finn, as evidenced by the strong glances the two share. Quinn and Jesse also seemed to be affected by the performance. F... | Jar of Hearts |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Jesse St. James
Jesse St. James is a recurring character on "Glee". He was a senior at Carmel High School in Akron, Ohio, the male lead of Vocal Adrenaline and one of the main antagonists of the first season. He is directed to befriend RachelbyVocal Adrenaline coach Shelby Corcoran, who is secretly her biological mo... | Jesse St. James |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Jessie's Girl
Jessie's Girl by "Rick Springfield" is featured in Laryngitis, the eighteenth episode of Season One. It is originally performed by "Rick Springfield" from his album "Working Class Dog" and is sung by Finn Hudson to Rachel. After taking Rachel to the doctor to see why Rachel can't sing, Finn becomes fru... | Jessie's Girl |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Journey
Journey is the twenty-second episode of season one. It aired on June 8, 2010.
Finn and Rachel both sit together at Mr. Schuester's set list nominations meeting. When Finn encourages Rachel to be more optimistic about Regionals, she ends up kissing him. Then they go to the choir room and they share a few smil... | Journey |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Just The Way You Are
Just the Way You Are by "Bruno Mars", is a song featured in Furt, the eighth episode of Season Two.
It is sung by Finn with members of New Directions doing the background vocals. Finn sings this to Kurt to thank him for showing him what it is like to be a real man and promises that he'll always... | Just The Way You Are |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Keep Holding On
Keep Holding On by "Avril Lavigne" is featured in Throwdown, the seventh episode of Season One. It is sung by the New Directions, with solos sung by Finn and Rachel.
They sing the song after Sue tells Jacob to run the story of Quinn's pregnancy on his blog. The song is focused on Quinn. Quinn cries ... | Keep Holding On |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Kurt-Rachel Relationship
The Rachel-Kurt Relationship, most commonly known as Hummelberry, Kurtchel, or as Santana refers them to in Saturday Night Glee-ver, Gayberry, is the friendship between Rachel Berry and Kurt Hummel.
Rachel and Kurt first start off on Glee as rivals and a sort of "off and on hate" basis. Rach... | Kurt-Rachel Relationship |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Kurt Hummel
Kurt Hummel is a main character on "Glee". He is an alumni of William McKinley High School. Kurt is the first openly gay student to attend McKinley, and is also a former member of the New Directions, the Dalton Academy Warblers, the McKinley Titans, and the Cheerios. He currently lives with his best frie... | Kurt Hummel |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Laryngitis
Laryngitis is the eighteenth episode of season one. It aired on May 11, 2010.
When Rachel is upset about losing her voice, Finn tells her there are many more good things about her. Finn takes Rachel to the doctor, where he asks her "When are you going to realize Jesse's not into you like I am?" Finn sings... | Laryngitis |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Last Christmas
Last Christmas by "Wham!" is featured in A Very Glee Christmas, the tenth episode of season two. Rachel sings it too Finn to try and win him back, which unfortunately backfires when he officially breaks up with her.
Lyrics.
<poem>
Rachel:
Last Christmas,
I gave you my heart (gave you my heart)
But the... | Last Christmas |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Lea-Cory Relationship
The Lea-Cory relationship, more commonly known as Monchele, is the romantic relationship between Cory Monteith and Lea Michele. Their relationship went public in May when the two were spotted at a Rangers hockey game kissing and cuddling. The two have also been close friends from when they fir... | Lea-Cory Relationship |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Lea Michele
Lea Michele Sarfati (born August 29, 1986), known professionally as Lea Michele, is an American actress and singer, best known for her performance as Rachel Berry on the Fox television series "Glee".
Michele began working professionally as a child actress on Broadway in productions such as "Les Misérabl... | Lea Michele |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Losing My Religion
Losing My Religion by "R.E.M." is featured in Grilled Cheesus, the third episode in Season Two. It is sung by Finn. He sings this because this episode is about his drastic change in religion from skepticism to full-blown belief, and then back to skepticism (though the song was written as a sort of... | Losing My Religion |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Main Page
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fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Makeover
Makeover is the 3rd episode of season four. It aired on Septmber 27, 2012.
Rachel is made over and changes and she and Brody's relationship increases. When Brody and Rachel have dinner at Rachel and Kurt's NYC apartment, they start talking about secrets they never revealed, that are good. Rachel speaks abou... | Makeover |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Mash-Up
Mash-Up is the eighth episode of season one. It aired on October 21, 2009.
When Quinn is cleaning Finn's face, Rachel is staring at him. Finn looks jealous when he finds Rachel impressed with Puck's performance. Rachel pictures Finn when she's making out with Puck. She tells Puck she only dated him to make F... | Mash-Up |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Mash Off
Mash Off is the 6th episode of season three. It aired on November 15, 2011.
New Directions and Troubletones learn that they will be going head to head at Sectionals, which causes the in-school rivalry between the two groups to grow even larger, particularly between Finn and Santana. When Santana is insultin... | Mash Off |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Mattress
Mattress is the twelth episode of season one. It aired on December 2, 2009.
Rachel chooses Finn as her co-leader. She dances with him when they sing "Smile". He backs out, but then Rachel convinces him to be strong.
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fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Merry Christmas Darling
Merry Christmas Darling by "The Carpenters "is featured in A Very Glee Christmas, the tenth episode of Season Two. The song is originally sung by "The Carpenters" from their 1978 album "Christmas Portrait".
It was sung by Rachel who was originally going to sing it to Finn as a Christmas prese... | Merry Christmas Darling |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Michael
Micahel is the 11th episode of season three. It aired on January 31, 2012.
Finn approaches Rachel exactly three days to the minute after his proposal in Yes/No hoping for an answer. Rachel says she can't make this type of decision on a deadline. Finn worries about her indecision, but Rachel explains that thi... | Michael |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Monchele
Monchele is the ship name for the Lea Michele and Cory Monteith relationship (Mon/teith and Mi/chele). Fans gave them the nickname and later, it had been stated that both Lea Michele and Cory Monteith know that the term 'Monchele' stands for and represents.
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fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # More Than a Woman
More Than a Woman by "Bee Gees" is featured in Saturday Night Glee-ver, the sixteenth episode of Season Three. It is sung by Finn Hudson with Kurt Hummel and Santana Lopez performing background vocals.
As Finn asks Rachel to dance with him as he sings, the episode seems to cut into a dream sequenc... | More Than a Woman |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # My Man
My Man from "Funny Girl" is featured in Funeral, the twenty-first episode of Season Two. It was performed by Rachel Berry when she auditioned for a solo at Nationals, it was dedicated to Finn. Rachel temporarily earns the solo for Nationals by singing this song, but eventually Will decides to go another route... | My Man |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Nationals
Nationals is the 21st episode of season three. It aired on May 15, 2012. The episode began right after Props finished.
Finn reveals he bought a glass mug of Chicago to smash during the Jewish portion of their wedding ceremony as he wants it to symbolize the city where New Directions went from losers to win... | Nationals |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Need You Now
Need You Now by "Lady Antebellum" is featured in The Sue Sylvester Shuffle, the eleventh episode of Season Two. It is the first duet sung by Rachel Berry and Noah Puckerman.
Rachel did the duet with Puck to make Finn jealous. Will told the two of them to perform it for the football team to show them wha... | Need You Now |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Never Been Kissed
Never Been Kissed is the sixth episode of season two. It aired on November 9, 2010.
There is a scene of Finn and Rachel making out in the beginning of this episode, though it is just a flashback. In Stop! In the Name of Love/Free Your Mind, Finn sings to Rachel, during which Rachel playfully covers... | Never Been Kissed |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # New York
New York is the 22nd episode of season two. It aired on May 24, 2011.
In New York, Finn knows Rachel still might be into Jesse, after seeing their kiss in the auditorium. He "casually" asks her about her relationship with Jesse which she replies that she doesn't need any distractions keeping her from winnin... | New York |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Night of Neglect
Night of Neglect is the seventeenth episode of season two. It aired on April 19, 2011.
When Rachel agrees to help Mercedes and her diva demands, Finn looks after her with awe and appreciation, while Quinn looks worriedly at Finn.
| Night of Neglect |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # No Air
No Air by "Jordan Sparks feat. Chris Brown "is featured in Throwdown. It is sung by Finn and Rachel and "Will's group." Their duet is shown as a possible song choice for their club's Sectionals competition.
Lyrics.
<poem>
Brittany, Quinn and Puck:
Oh...
Oh...
Oh...
Rachel:
If I should die before I wake,
It's ... | No Air |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Noah Puckerman
Noah "Puck" Puckerman is a main character for the first three seasons of Glee and is recurring for the fourth. He is one of William McKinley High School's alumni as of the last episode in season three, Goodbye. He is now a former member of both the glee club and football team.
As a self proclaimed "b... | Noah Puckerman |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # On My Way
On My Way is the 14th episode of season three. It aired on February 21, 2012.
After finding out about Karofsky, while at her locker Rachel says that she wants to marry Finn right away. Her reason for this is that she does not want to wait any longer because 'life is too short' as she refers to it. Finn is ... | On My Way |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Original Song
Original Song is the sixteenth episode of season two. It aired on March 15, 2011.
In Original Song, Rachel has tried her hand at songwriting again. This time she writes a song called Only Child, which Finn thinks is better than My Headband, but the song doesn't show the kind of emotion they need to win... | Original Song |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Paradise By The Dashboard Light
Paradise by the Dashboard Light by "Meat Loaf" is featured in Nationals, the twenty-first episode of Season Three. It is sung by the New Directions. Finn and Rachel sing lead, with solos sung by Puck, Brittany, Blaine, Kurt, Santana, and Mercedes.
The song is performed after The Trou... | Paradise By The Dashboard Light |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Pilot
Pilot is the first episode of "Glee. "It aired on May 19, 2009.
Despite the clique differences (Rachel being a loner and Finn being the popular quarterback), Rachel befriends Finn when he joins New Directions, but Finn worries about being seen with Rachel because he is scared it will damage his reputation. Fin... | Pilot |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Policies and Rules
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fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Pot O' Gold
Pot O' Gold is the 4th episode of season three. It aired on November 1, 2011.
Rachel is still working on her campaigns, though we don't know how Finn feels about the dilemma of class president anymore. However, they evidently got over the disagreement they had in Asian F, as they act normally to each oth... | Pot O' Gold |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Pretending
Pretending by "Glee" is featured in New York, the finale of season two. Finn writes this song for Rachel to sing at their Nationals competition in New York City. After the song is performed, Finn and Rachel share a kiss on stage. The audience, shocked, didn't know what to do, nor did Finn or Rachel. Gradu... | Pretending |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Prom-asaurus
Prom-asaurus is the 19th episode of season three. It aired on May 8, 2012.
Finn is announced as a nominee for Prom King. Rachel is supportive until she sees a campaign poster of Finn and Quinn running together. Rachel decides to have an anti-prom party, but Finn eventually persuades her to join him at P... | Prom-asaurus |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Prom Queen
Prom Queen is the 20th episode of season two. It aired on May 10, 2011.
Finn discovers that Jesse St. James is back, and Rachel is going to prom with him (as a group with friends). They have a small argument, where Rachel tells Finn he has to respect whoever she dates, as she has to get used to the feelin... | Prom Queen |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Props
Props is the 20th episode of season three. It aired on May 15, 2012.
After sneaking into a Vocal Adrenaline rehearsal, Kurt shows the New Directions footage. The footage illustrates Sue's belief that centering the routine around Wade/Unique has given Vocal Adrenaline the edge. When Finn said that Rachelis ther... | Props |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Quinn Fabray
Lucy Quinn Fabray, commonly known as Quinn, is a main character on Glee for the first three seasons and is recurring for the fourth. She is an alumni of William McKinley High School and a student of Yale University as of the season three graduation episode, Goodbye.
Quinn is dating Finn Hudson at the s... | Quinn Fabray |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Rachel-Blaine Relationship
The Rachel-Blaine Relationship, commonly known as Blainchel or Raine, and sometimes Anderberry when paired as siblings, is the friendship and one-time relationship between Rachel Berry and Blaine Anderson, which began and ended in Blame It On The Alcohol, he later admits that kissing Rache... | Rachel-Blaine Relationship |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Rachel-Finn Relationship
FINN AND RACHEL GET MARRIED!!!!
FINCHEL 4EVER
FINN AND RACHEL ARE TOGETHER FOREVER!!!
IF YOU HATE ON THEM I WILL FIND YOU AND I WILL KILL YOU
FINN AND RACHEL FOREVER!
| Rachel-Finn Relationship |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Rachel-Jesse Relationship
The Rachel-Jesse Relationship is the romantic relationship between Rachel Berry and Jesse St. James. Their most commonly-used couple name is St. Berry, but they are also referred to as Resse or the Double Diva ship. Their relationship begins in the fourteenth episode of Season One, Hell-O, ... | Rachel-Jesse Relationship |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Rachel-Puck Relationship
The Rachel-Puck Relationship is the relationship between Noah Puckerman and Rachel Berry. They are often referred to as Puckleberry. Their relationship started and ended in Mash-Up, and is mentioned again in the Season One episode, Bad Reputation, and in Season Two's Furt and Rumours.
They ... | Rachel-Puck Relationship |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Rachel Berry
Rachel Barbra Berry is a main character on "Glee". She is currently a student at NYADA run by dean Carmen Tibideaux. She is an alumni of William McKinley High School as of the season three graduation episode, Goodbye. She had been the co-captain of New Directions along with Finn Hudson ever since Mattre... | Rachel Berry |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Roots Before Branches
Roots Before Branches by "Room For Two" is featured in Goodbye, the finale of season three. It is sung by Finn and Rachel while Rachel is getting on a train to New York City.
Lyrics.
<poem>
Rachel:
Hey, hey
So many things to do and say
But I can't seem to find my way
But I wanna know how
I know... | Roots Before Branches |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Rumours
Rumours is the 19th episode of season two. It aired on May 3, 2011.
Finn and Rachel go on two stakeouts together at a motel where Sam is staying. Their first stakeout is to find out if Quinn is cheating on Finn with Sam. In Finn's truck, Finn admits that he can't trust Quinn, and therefore doesn't know why h... | Rumours |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Santana Lopez
Santana Lopezis a main character in Glee. She is an alumna of William McKinley High School, where she served as the co-captain of the Cheerios, and a member of the school's glee club, New Directions. She was previously a member of the all-girls second glee club, The Troubletones. As of Season Four she ... | Santana Lopez |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Saturday Night Glee-ver
Saturday Night Glee-ver is the 16th episode of season three. It aired on April 17, 2012.
While Santana is singing "If I Can't Have You" Finn and Rachel are seen giving each other loving looks, implying they miss each other. Finn then goes to meet Rachel in the auditorium where they have a swe... | Saturday Night Glee-ver |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Sectionals
Sectionals is the thirteenth episode of season one. It aired on December 9, 2009.
Rachel, through intuition and observation of the relationship between Quinn and Puck, finds out Finn is not the actual father of Quinn's baby, and that Quinn has been lying. She tells Finn the truth. This causes Finn to beat... | Sectionals |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Showmance
Showmance is the second epispode of season one. It aired on September 9, 2009.
Finn carries Rachel's backpack in the parking lot, much to Quinn's dismay. Finn says Rachel is a good singer in this sense. He also says he liked what Rachel said at the Celibacy Club meeting. Rachel sets up a "date" for them ,... | Showmance |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Silly Love Songs
Silly Love Songs is the twelth episode of season two. It aired on February 7, 2011.
Finn begins rekindling his romance with Quinn. However, he gives Rachel a necklace as a late Christmas present, and tells her that he believes in her. Quinn tells Finn he needs to figure out what is going on between ... | Silly Love Songs |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Smile (Lily Allen)
Smile by "Lily Allen" is featured in Mattress, the twelfth episode of Season One. This song is originally sung by Lily Allen from her debut album "Alright, Still".
It was sung by Rachel Berry and Finn Hudson while they were preparing for the New Directions' yearbook photo. Rachel is teasing Finn ... | Smile (Lily Allen) |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Special Education
Special Education is the ninth episode of season two. It aired on November 30, 2010.
When Rachel can't stop whining because she doesn't get a solo at Sectionals, Santana reveals to her that she and Finn had sex in The Power of Madonna. Rachel and Finn then go and see Emma for couples-counceling, wh... | Special Education |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Swan Song
Swan Song is the 9th episode of season four. It aired on December 9, 2012.
When Rachel learns from Kurt that the New Directions have lost Sectionals, she considers calling Finn to show her sympathy, but decides against it, because she thinks that would only make him feel worse.
After herself and Kurt have ... | Swan Song |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Sweet Dreams
Sweet Dreams is the 19th episode of season four. It aired on April 18, 2013.
Rachel calls Finn and asks him about how things are going on at college and sounds shocked when she hears that Puck is there with him and is roommates with him. She asks him about the audition and wants to know what song he thi... | Sweet Dreams |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Take a Bow
Take a Bow by "Rihanna" is featured in Showmance, the second episode of Season One. It is sung by Rachel Berry, with Tina and Mercedes doing back-up vocals.
Rachel sings this because Finn runs away from their kiss causing her to think that she did something wrong, especially how she continually sees him ... | Take a Bow |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Taking Chances
Taking Chances is a song featured in Preggers, the fourth episode of season one. It is sung by Rachel Berry when she tries out for the school musical "Cabaret". During the audition, Sandy tells Sue about his plans to take Rachel away from New Directions with a song by Céline Dion, and that way they wo... | Taking Chances |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Teams
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fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving the eighth episode of "Glee's" fourth season, and the seventy-fourth episode overall. This episode premiered on November 29, 2012.
When Finn, Puck, Quinn, Santana, Mike and Mercedes are at BreadstiX, Quinn mentions Rachel. Finn's face falls, and when someone comments about their break up, F... | Thanksgiving |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # The Break-Up
The Break-Up is the 4th episode of season four. It aired on October 4, 2012.
Rachel is first seen in The Break-Up, getting out of her bedroom to see a fully-awake Kurt cooking eggs. She greets Kurt with a tired voice. "Somebody slept late..." Kurt replies back, telling her it's lunch time too. Rachel ti... | The Break-Up |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # The Finchel Wiki
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fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # The First Time
The First Time is the fifth episode of season three. It aired on November 8, 2011.
Rachel and Finn decide that they want to take their relationship to a new physical level, and have sex. Though Rachel messes up their first attempt at making love by stating that she wants to do it to be a better actres... | The First Time |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face
The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face by "Roberta Flack "is featured in Yes/No , the tenth episode of season three.
As part of the Glee Club's assignment to find the pefect song for Will's proposal to Emma; Rachel, Mercedes, Tina and Santana performed a quartet rendition of the son... | The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # The New Rachel
The New Rachel is the 1st episode of season four. It aired on Septmeber 13, 2012.
In The New Rachel, we pick up from where we left off, Finn leaving Rachelat New York. Rachel is left by herself in New York, having to attend NYADA classes without Kurt and with no friends from Ohio, not even Finn. But w... | The New Rachel |
fandom.faithfully-finchel-forever | # The Only Exception
The Only Exception by "Paramore" is featured in Britney/Brittany , the second episode of Season Two.
The song is sung by Rachel as an apology to Finn for making him choose between her and football. It's the only song in the episode that doesn't follow the Britney Spears theme, much to Will's delig... | The Only Exception |
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