“We didn’t even have sex” The fact that that’s actually true lmao 😂😂😂

I hate how her dad acts like he has the moral high ground, while he is cheating on his wife.

Everytime I hear her voice quiver when she goes, "I needed my mom" my heart breaks

You know, everytime I hear about parents kicking out their own daughters because they got pregnant, or disowning their sons because they are gay, I think about parents who lost kids in combat. Who lost kids in gang violence. Who lost kids in everyday car accidents, or to cancer. And I think about how those parents would do anything to spend just one more minute with their child again. And yet, there are "parents" out there who are so ready to effectively "kill" their own child from existence, for reasons that are not even wrong (being gay) or are genuine mistakes (getting pregnant accidentally). It really blows my mind.

at least finns mum was accepting

Her mother is a weak woman. My mother would never. And when I have children, I wouldn't dare.

Her parents are awful. Her father is honestly the worst, he was also cheating at the time

i understand that her parents would be angry or furious, but there's no reason for them kicking her out. it's their daughter!!

it’s so malicious how he tells quinn that story about the baseball game. i’m 100% sure he knew he was gonna throw her out the whole conversation. that story was just the final punch to her gut. it wasn’t out of love it was out of spite

carole was so lovely to let quinn stay in her home, even after finding out that the baby was "finn's"

Quinn was the strongest character on this show

I’ll never get over Quinn saying “I needed my mom.”

I had a pregnancy scare this year (I’m in my mid-teens, and I realized what I did was wrong) and as soon as I told my parents, I had so much trust in them, my parents told me I was a disappointment, they had one less child, and my dad told me that by the time he gets home from work, my stuff better have been out of the house. Ever since, we haven’t had the same relationship.💔It’s funny how the people who say that they will love you unconditionally, can turn in half a second.

Her dad kinda looks like donald trump to me. 😂😂

I'm a pretty religious person. But family comes before beliefs always.

What makes this even sadder is that I know my parents would be exactly the same if this happened to me

I can't believe Quinn mother sit there and did nothing that is just so sad and then she got a nerve to tell Quinn to come back to the house because she kicked him out I would have said no just saying.....

The part where Finn's mom brought Quinn in made my heart melt

Even though I wasn't crazy about Quinn, this scene made me just want to grab her and tell her it would be ok. I understand why they were so upset and shocked but doing that was beyond wrong. What she needed was someone who could comfort her and tell her they loved her.

This was such good acting. Diana Argon is so talented and is so underrated on this show.

This scene is very powerful...but even more powerful if you knew behind-the-scenes. This season, Quinn’s backstory was SEVERELY cut this season to the point where it was practically nonexistent. In several deleted scenes in the scripts, it is suggested that Quinn has severe Daddy issues. Her dad supposedly disregards her and constantly compares her to her apparently more successful older sister. She’s desperate to make her dad proud of her which is why she formed the celibacy club. She has an obsession to be absolutely perfect so that her dad will finally acknowledge her. There’s literally no one that Quinn Fabray looks more up to than her dad. Knowing this, I think this scene is 10x more impactful. Since her dad teases Quinn with a story of how much attention she gave Quinn when she was a baby. The attention she was demanding all this time...only for him to cruelly take it all away with “YOU are the disappointment here!” Powerful scene.

I kinda understand of why he would throw Finn out, u know, he was angry at him. I mean his daughter got pregnant. But the fact that he threw her out just shows that he doesn't really care for her. Children make mistakes and it's theirs to make. He should've been supportive.

I was so angry when I first saw this scene. Watching it again I'm STILL furious. There are NO WORDS to express how angry this made me. If her father loved her as much as he made out then he would have accepted that she made a mistake and HELPED her THROUGH it. God I'm so fucking angry.

Can I just say Carole is a wonderful person

She was actually a very good actress. She DELIVERED! Ryan Murphy did her so wrong

My cousin got pregnant her senior year of highschool. We went to the same school and even took the same bus at one point so I heard all the comments made about her. I stopped talking to one girl because she made a mean comment about her to me without knowing that she was my cousin. I found out later that my aunt would talk to my dad about her parenting and where she went wrong, but not once did she ever turn her back on her daughter. My aunt got her a job, supported her by babysitting the little girl once she was born and their relationship never suffered, in fact I think that they grew closer because of that. My uncle was also very supportive of her and he loved the little girl since the moment she was born. I think about that a lot because even thought my aunt and uncle wanted more for their daughter, they never judged her, they helped her, and if they ever got angry at anyone it was at themselves because they thought they hadn't been good parents. That's the kind of selfless, loving, nurturing bond that I think a lot of families lack.

I know the scene was focused on how Quinn’s parents threw her out, but it was good to see how nice, and kind Finn’s mom was

Dianna is such a beautiful actress, this scene was executed perfectly. Should’ve won an award for this acting 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

God these were the good scenes that really drew in for this show

I feel like he just told her the story about the baseball game to show her who his real daughter was and not her now, hinting to her how much of a disappointment she is and that she is a stranger showing her that he will never forgive her. judging by the way she acts around them she’s terrified as she is completely different with her parents than when she’s at school which is probably why she is so mean because she’s angry due to her past and confined to her fathers ways. Unable to express herself.

We didn’t even have se...x 😂😂😂😂 I love the way he said it

I see a lot of people getting mad at Quinn’s Mom for not saying anything here, but keep in mind her husband is implied to be somewhat abusive. He’s clearly intimidating and has made himself the head of the house and the decisions and actions of the people in it, while priding himself with his pure Christian values and beauty pure Christian wife and daughter, which is what Quinn’s pregnancy is against and so he deems her unacceptable. His wife is obviously scared of him, and probably thought if she stood up for Quinn he’d kick HER out, or WORSE.

Finn's mom was such a bright spot to this show. Between this and Finn's death, she was just amazing.

Quinn's Dad: *talks about his love for his daughters* Also Quinn's Dad: 'WHAT YOURE PREGNANT AND MADE A MISTAKE?! GET OUT.

Carole and burt are perfect match, they're probably the best parents in glee

I felt that when she said “ I needed my mom”. My mom hid behind my dad for years and I finally don’t take his abuse anymore.

This is honestly the most heartbreaking moment in Glee for me. It made me realise how amazing Dianna Agron is as an actress. But this moment where your own family turns you away just killed me.

Wait hold up.... Quinn has a sister.

Man I'll always love Glee, but season one had a really good thing going. There was so much emotion in scenes like these.

Back when Finn was so nice and innocent... the poor guy stood up for the girl he loves even though she straight cheated on him.

And this is why I love Burt and Carole. There are so accepting about everything

“I’m your daughter” that broke my heart as her voice cracked a bit.

This situation is not an easy one. Technically Puck is the baby daddy, right? Although, Finn stepped up because he thought the baby was his and there's a reason Quinn chose him. Yes the parents have a right to be upset, but kicking your daughter out doesn't solve anything. It only makes it worse for her and her future newborn. Until the baby is born, she needs a place to stay so making her leave home is not only wrong, but unsafe. #Glee

I feel so sorry for Quinn's mum living in fear of what her husband will say or do if they disgrace him but I can't even begin to sympathize with her when she abandoned her daughter who needed her the most at this moment in time it's honestly disgraceful xxx

I've never seen more rants on anything but glee

I know everyone is talking about how bad Quinn's parents are, but can we take a second to give a round of applause to Carrol who not only took in her son's pregnant girlfriend but looked to be in complete shock that someone would throw out their pregnant daughter. She was always a good mother and even after they knew the baby wasn't Finn's she allowed Puck and Quinn to be in her wedding.She was an amazing person in the show Period.

At least Finn's mom is sweet.☺

I love Finn's mom 😿❤ She is so sweet

I didn't know how hard this scene was for Quinn when I was young.... Now I can't stop my tears falling

Is honour and marital values really more important than family?! No it's not!

I think Quinn's dad is horrible. Her mom should go back to her ex-husband the calculator and spend time with her older daughter, felicity

I just realised that Quinn's dad played Mitchum, Logan's father from Gilmore Girls. Good actor, he seems to always play the asshole.

Quinn has gone through so much throughout this whole show like wow

I hated this scene so much. Who throws out a scared pregnant teenage daughter??

honesty I can relate to Quinn, my mom has always been scared to what my dad will do for every mistake that I made so she will pretend that she just knew about it and be on my dad's good side.

Quinn breaks my heart in this so much💔

This is the Cooper family

“I just need my daddy to hold me and tell me that it’s going to be ok” my heart hurts 🥺💔

Quinn is the only person on the show that made me cry.

I’m a pretty religious person but if I ever found out my future child was pregnant I would never do anything like this they are your children and it blood you support your kids through there mistakes not throw them out yeah it’s against your beliefs BUT ITS YOUR CHILD and it’s there mistake that they have to live with but you can support them and help them through it ❤️

Quinn reminds me of Helga from Hey Arnold because they're both popular at school and are bullies because their home lives are absolutely shit they're both constantly compared to successful older siblings, heavily neglected, unable to express their emotions due to their home lives, and take out all that pent up emotion on other people

His speech would have fucked me up. Quinn is a strong woman

“I’m your daughter, who loves you. And I just need my daddy to hold me and tell me everything’s gonna be ok.” *walks away* wtf

I wish we got another scene with Quinn’s father. Wether it be him forgiving her or still mad at her. Just a final scene to see what happened in there relationship

i feel so bad for her tbh

what is this piano music at the end its so beautiful

Jesus, what happened to this show? Scenes like this made it so good. Also the fact that her mother followed her das out of the room. I was SICK. And Carole is such a queen.

I hate it when characters pull the “I don’t recognize you” card during an argument. That is the child YOU raised, the child you are responsible with PROTECTING. Quinn made a mistake because she was raised to believe that every problem can be brushed off and ignored til the end. She didn’t even conceive the baby sober or in her right mind-it was as much Puck’s mistake as hers. If she stepped over her family home’s threshold fearing for her life and safety everyday after school, then her parents clearly weren’t fit for the title.

Love for your child is unconditional. When you have a child you sign up for the possibility that they might come to you with some dumb shit like this. Also it's not like they were poor they could've helped. Also maybe if they bothered to educate her rather than stick her in a celibacy club she would've been fine

The mom to had to have known when she tried on Quinn's dress, acting like she didn't know. But the dad, what a jerk. If that was me as the mother yes i probably would have been a bit angry and maybe surprised. But at the same time i would have been supportive and helped with the baby.

Such good acting

Poor quinn. Her parents were so mean :(

i'm a teenage mum as well and quinn's storyline was so bloody heartbreaking for me, even though our situations are drastically different. i had my baby at fifteen and he'll be two later this year. while his father didn't stick around like finn was prepared to, we're living with my boyfriend, who's been there for us for a long time and who loves my boy almost as much as i do. i don't really know how i feel about quinn's story, as it's a bit unclear as to whether or not she genuinely wanted her baby back with good intentions, but it was heartbreaking nonetheless, for both quinn and the baby's adoptive mother who likely loved the baby just as much.

Still can't believe Finn thought she was pregnant when they clearly never had sex 😂😂

Quinn looks so sweet

I need for her to lower that eyebrow

I literally cried during this because Quinn definitely does not deserve this her dad is a horrible father and husband it was very wrong of him to throw his own daughter out of the house and the mom didn’t even do anything which honestly made me really mad because she could of defended Quinn but didn’t. I Love Finns Mom she was so nice and genuine we need more Moms and dads to be like Finns mom!!!!! 😢😭

my dad would be disappointed but he would never he would hold me in his arms. my mom would be helping me through it all.

I get why they are angry but kicking her out is a bit much and this is coming from someone who isn't a big quinn fan.

Yo the acting in this scene is pristine. Sometimes glee isn’t that great but scenes like this are not the reason.

god finn and his family were so good to her. she didn't deserve anything she got in this episode, good or bad

Quinn can't even tell the truth about who her baby daddy is

I had a pregnancy scare this year and I told my mom about it and she was alittle mad but then she was accepting it that she goes your b/f and you have been together for almost 5 years I am happy that if your pregnant I am so happy yes I will get mad but I will be accepting it cause that would be my first grandchild and it good that I can come to my mom to talk to her about that kind of stuff :) sad to see quinn not have a mom to back her up it makes my mom a saint :) so lucky to have her in my life

Funny because fin was willing to step up and be a dad because he thought that he got Quinn pregnant when puck was the one that got Quinn pregnant and Quinns dad cheated on her mom in my book Quinns dad was just a scum bag and fin was the better man . I love how fins mom didn't even asked why she just said that it was ok for Quinn to stay with them and she knew that they really didn't want to talk about what happened with Quinns parents

Quinn's dad cheats on his wife a couple of times, and then has the audacity to kick Quinn out.

I have three kids and no matter what i would always be there and support them. If any of my kids get someone pregnant or my daughter gets pregnant I will be there for them. No matter what I will always be there

I forgot that quinn cries like 🥴

Her parents are awful.

Her dad got me angry 😤.!

Carol sure was the best side character on Glee

Oh right she does have a sister!! But we never met her... we met Blaine’s brother but not Quinn’s sister

I cant with the guilt tripping from her dad. My heart actually breaks for her

what does that story about her being at the baseball have to do with anything skskskskksks

quarantine 2020 anybody?

awww i love fin i miss him so much 😭💘

The actor who plays Quinn’s dad I’m getting the same energy from Gilmore girls when he played Logan’s dad

This scene makes me wish I could tell Quinn she was going to be okay and give her a hug the way she sounds younger when she started crying is so upsetting

I fucking love Carole

1:43 that broke my heart

Mitchum Hunsburger is that you?