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"Put a group of hormonally-charged 18 to 22 years olds together in a room for a couple weeks, and the sexual tension and/or confusion is bound to be through the roof (for examples of this just check out any co-ed college dorm or any episode of The Real World). The Glee Project is no different--especially when the homework assignment for the week is &amp;quot;Sexuality.&amp;quot; Of course Aylin starts cheering at the announcement (Ok, Ok, we get it. You&amp;#x27;re the flirt. Can you stop now?). But Nellie is super nervous: &amp;quot;I&amp;#x27;ve never had sex. I&amp;#x27;ve never even seen a guy naked.&amp;quot; Meanwhile, innocent-looking 18-year-old Michael is confident: &amp;quot;I consider myself fairly experience.&amp;quot; Homework Assignment: &amp;quot;I Wanna Sex You Up&amp;quot; by Color Me Badd This week&amp;#x27;s special guest judge couldn&amp;#x27;t be more perfect for the homework assignment: Naya Rivera, aka Santana! She tells the group that to be sexy, &amp;quot;Less is more.&amp;quot; ARE YOU LISTENING AYLIN? As for the singing, the group sounds good. Their dancing just seems to involve touching each other as much as possible. Of course, Aylin goes way over-the-top, and Naya tells her to pull it back. Charlie ends up the winner of a special sexy one-on-one with Naya, plus a special role in the music video of the week... Music Video: Mashup of &amp;quot;Moves Like Jagger&amp;quot; by Maroon 5 and &amp;quot;Milkshake&amp;quot; by Kelis The concept of this video is a sex-ed class that becomes a boys vs. girls sexy-off. Ok? Choreography: Oh, dear. Nellie, Nellie, Nellie. As a former shy girl myself, I feel her pain and know what it&amp;#x27;s like not to feel comfortable in your own skin. It&amp;#x27;s painful to watch her try to grasp at the choreography. Shanna also struggles--her version of sexuality involves being bubbly and smiling a lot. It&amp;#x27;s cute, but sexy it is not. Vocals: Charlie boy keeps smiling at Aylin while he sings in the booth. Nikki gets frustrated and tells him she would yell if he wasn&amp;#x27;t singing so well. Seriously, this guy looks like a puppy he&amp;#x27;s so smitten with Aylin. She, however, isn&amp;#x27;t so sure--it&amp;#x27;s still a competition after all. While Michael and Mario sing, Michael forgets the words and stumbles. Nikki&amp;#x27;s so unhappy she asks him to leave so Mario can sing alone. Ouch. Video shoot: Lily is really owning her sexuality and doing a great job of portraying it even when she&amp;#x27;s not the focus. Nellie also does MUCH better during the shoot. Shew. But Tyler struggles and disappears in the group. My thought: he&amp;#x27;s just not ready for this competition yet. Abraham surprises the mentors, too. His newly-dyed black hair has somehow brought out his masculine side. But Charlie... oh, boy. Charlie does too much over-directing, and the director says he&amp;#x27;s &amp;quot;too confident, too cocky&amp;quot; for his own good. Dude needs to learn his place. The Bottom Three The judges declare Nellie as the winner of the week for most-improved! Yay! But Charlie, Tyler, and Michael will have to face Ryan Murphy for the last chance performance. Charlie--&amp;quot;I Get a Kick Out of You&amp;quot; by Cole Porter: Charlie tells the judges he&amp;#x27;s never heard this song before. Whaaa? Maybe it&amp;#x27;s because my dad and I used to sing along to Frank Sinatra since I was a wee little one, but I thought this was one of those songs everybody knew? Am I wrong on this? Anyway, despite the lack of knowledge, he does well. Ryan scolds him for being unprofessional. Doesn&amp;#x27;t matter if he likes Aylin or not, he&amp;#x27;s got to keep his head in the game. Listen to the man, Charlie. Tyler--&amp;quot;Smile&amp;quot; by Charlie Chaplin: Tyler hasn&amp;#x27;t heard this song either. Um, do these guys not take music classes? I know I&amp;#x27;m an over-achiever, but I would think that if these guys are serious about musical theater, they should have a really good knowledge of the American songbook. Seriously, at the very least, this song was on Glee--shouldn&amp;#x27;t Tyler have watched all the episodes before going on The Glee Project? Rant over. Michael--&amp;quot;Lucky&amp;quot; by Jason Mraz: Michael is the only contestant who has heard the song he&amp;#x27;s singing before, but that doesn&amp;#x27;t stop him from forgetting all the words. Yikes, he was a mess. But despite Michael&amp;#x27;s poor showing, Tyler is the one sent home. I agree--he&amp;#x27;s just not on the same level yet as the others. Do you agree with the judges pick? Who would you have sent home, and who would you have called back? Even more important, who should win!? More TV to watch... *Niecy Nash Spills to Us On Her Weirdest Hollywood Moment *Shocker! Joe Manganiello Told Us His Dream Career (and It&amp;#x27;s Not What You&amp;#x27;d Expect!) *Real Housewives of New York: Translating the 3 Cattiest Moments of the Night Photo: Oxygen"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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