Unique Adams

Unique Adams
General Information
Gender:	Male/Female (chosen gender)
Age:	22-23
Hair Color:	Black
Eye Color:	Dark Brown
Occupations:	Student Former New Directions Member Former Vocal Adrenaline Member
Aliases:	Wade (birth name) Unique (chosen identity)
Family & Friends
Family:	Rob Adams (father) Betty Adams (mother) Felicia (aunt)
Relationships:	Ryder Lynn (ex-crush)
Friends:	Marley Rose (best friend) Kitty Wilde (close friend) Kurt Hummel Mercedes Jones Blaine Anderson Finn Hudson Sugar Motta Joe Hart Tina Cohen-Chang Artie Abrams Sam Evans Brittany Pierce Mike Chang Ryder Lynn Jake Puckerman Will Schuester Sheldon Beiste Rachel Berry Sue Sylvester
Other Information
Interests:	Singing
Clique:	New Directions (Former) Vocal Adrenaline (Former)
Education:	William McKinley High School (former) Carmel High School(former)
Talent:	Singing and Dancing
Vulnerabilities:	Desire to present self femininely
Strengths:	Self-confidence
Awards:	MVP of the 2012 National Show Choir Championship
Series Information
First episode:	Saturday Night Glee-ver
Last episode:	Dreams Come True
Portrayer:	Alex Newell Ginny Gardner (online avatar)

 

Unique Adams is a major character on Glee, who makes her debut appearance in Saturday Night Glee-ver, the sixteenth episode of Season Three. Unique is shown to be a bit shy, but confident when she is allowed to present in the way she feels most comfortable, she is the first openly transgender character on the show.

Unique was the lead vocalist of Vocal Adrenaline in Season Three, where she is afraid to perform in front of a crowd, but finds a way to do so, by presenting femininely. She transfers to William McKinley High School in the first episode of Season Four, The New Rachel. She joined the New Directions, but is now a former member due to the Glee Club being disbanded in New Directions. She prefers that people refer to her as "she" and "Unique," her true self. Unique is best friends with Marley Rose and good friends with Kitty Wilde. She has a crush on Ryder Lynn, but is too afraid to demonstrate it, so she creates a fake online profile, Katie, in order to get close to him. Ever since she transfered to McKinley, she appears to be more confident about who she is, although she is still struggling at times.

In Homecoming, it is revealed that Sue transferred her to another school after the disbandment of the glee club. She returned in Transitioning after being invited by Will to help him teach "tolerance" to the new Vocal Adrenaline kids and to help Coach Beiste feel accepted as his newly true self. She appeared one last time in Dreams Come True, the series finale.

She was a recurring character in Season Three and Four and was promoted to regular cast during Season Five before being demoted to recurring again in Season Six. She is portrayed by The Glee Project co-runner-up, Alex Newell.

Biography

Saturday Night Glee-ver

Unique in Boogie Shoes

Unique is first introduced as boy named "Wade Adams," who comes to William McKinley High School to seek advice from Kurt Hummel and Mercedes Jones because he is struggling to fit in at his school. As a member of Vocal Adrenaline, Wade is also under a lot of pressure by the tyrannical Jesse St. James, who is revealed as Vocal Adrenaline's new coach. Wade then reveals he has a sassier and confident alter-ego named Unique, who turns out to be a female. Upon hearing this, Sue Sylvester orders Kurt and Mercedes to sabotage Wade by making him be "Unique" on stage. Kurt and Mercedes agree to the plan at first by giving her a pair of high heels and encouraging her to perform in drag, but have second thoughts and attempt to stop Wade. However, Wade has made up his mind and gives out a strong performance of Boogie Shoes at Regionals as Unique, which ends up being well received by the audience.

Props

Sue pulls Kurt and Mercedes into her office and inform them about Unique's success, claiming they have created "a monster" and a very dangerous opponent for New Directions. Unique is later seen in Kurt's secretly recorded video, rehearsing elaborate choreography for Nationals.

Nationals

Before Vocal Adrenaline's performance at Nationals, Unique is approached by Kurt and Mercedes, who have come to wish her luck. Unique misinterprets their visit as a way to psych her out, and reveals she will not be performing. She explains that the pressure has become too much and is unsure if she can handle being an "icon for every child's that's different." Kurt and Mercedes then comfort her, which makes her wonder why they are being nice, despite their rivalry. Before they leave, Unique comments that she might have to transfer to a different school next year, implying she'll transfer to McKinley. Next, Unique gives a rendition of Starships and Pinball Wizard, which the audience enjoys. Before the winner of Nationals gets announced, Unique wins the MVP-award. It is then announced that Vocal Adrenaline came in second behind the New Directions.

Relationships

Unique confronts Ryder in Feud over him kissing her best friend Marley, who is in a relationship with Jake at that time. This turns into its own feud when Ryder, not understanding Unique's transsexuality, refers to her as a boy. Ryder struggles throughout the episode to understand Unique, but with the encouragement of his new online acquaintance "Katie" he ultimatively gathers the greatness, and apologizes. Unbeknownst to Ryder, "Katie" is nobody else but Unique herself. Ryder ultimatively learns that his online acquaintance hadn't been who she claimed to be the whole time, and is furious. He learns, however, that "Katie" is in glee-club with him once he rings her number and hears a phone ringing in the choir room. Over a period of time, Ryder continues talking to "Katie," despite knowing she lied to him, but ultimatively reaches his limit in All or Nothing. Overwhelmed by her bad guilt, Unique tells him that she is "Katie." She had formed a crush on him, but thought it would be unlikely that Ryder would like her the way she was, and had thus created a catfish account. Ryder is extremely furious at her for this, but the bad feelings seem to vanish after their victory at Regionals. They appear to be friends again in Season Five. However, their storyline is never resolved, and Ryder begins showing romantic interest in Marley once more.

Noah Puckerman

Noah "Puck" Puckerman
General Information
Gender:	Male
Age:	26
Hair Color:	Dark Brown
Eye Color:	Hazel
Birthday:	1994
Height:	6'0"
Occupations:	Recruit personnel at United States Air Force
Aliases:	Puck, Puckzilla, The Lion King Puck-fasa, Big Daddy, Puckasaurus, Puckster, Puckerone, Puck-gellen, Pucky Puck, The Puckwagon, Sex Shark, Lola (while dressed as a woman), The Original Badass, The Saw, Sir, The Pucker Man (superhero alter ego)
Family & Friends
Family:	Mrs. Puckerman (mother) Mr. Puckerman (father; estranged) Unnamed Sister Nana Connie (deceased, mentioned in Wheels) Beth Corcoran (daughter) Jake Puckerman (half-brother)
Relationships:	Quinn Fabray (girlfriend; in love with), mother of his child) Santana Lopez (ex-girlfriend) Brittany Pierce (sexual; ended) April Rhodes (sexual; ended) Rachel Berry (ex-girlfriend) Mercedes Jones (ex-girlfriend) Lauren Zizes (ex-girlfriend) Shelby Corcoran (former crush; sexual; ended) Kitty Wilde (ex-girlfriend)
Friends:	Quinn Fabray Rachel Berry Finn Hudson (Best Friend) Mike Chang Mercedes Jones Tina Cohen-Chang Kurt Hummel Artie Abrams Santana Lopez Brittany Pierce Jake Puckerman Holly Holliday Shelby Corcoran Sam Evans Rory Flanagan Giardi Triplets Matt Rutherford Sugar Motta Joe Hart Blaine Anderson Lauren Zizes Ryder Lynn Becky Jackson Marley Rose Will Schuester Sheldon Beiste David Karofsky (2009)
Enemies:	Rick Nelson Phil Lipoff Bobby Surette Biff
Other Information
Interests:	Sex Cougars Music Paintball Star Wars Super Mario Brothers Screen writing
Clique:	New Directions (formerly) Football Team (formerly)
Education:	William McKinley High School University of Lima
Talent:	Singing Dancing Guitar Lying Sex Committing Crimes Song Writing Piano (Accordion)
Vulnerabilities:	Beth His Mohawk
Strengths:	Football Singing Guitar Quinn's kisses
Weaknesses:	Falling In Love
Awards:	2011 High School State Football Championship (shared with the rest of football team) '11 Show Choir Sectionals, first place '12 Show Choir Nationals, first place 2012 WMHS Anti-Prom King
Series Information
First episode:	Pilot
Last episode:	Dreams Come True
Portrayer:	Mark Salling Matthew Lepper (Younger) Darren Criss (Tina's Dream)

Amn. Noah "Puck" Puckerman, USAF is a major character on Glee. Puck is an alumnus of William McKinley High School as of Goodbye. He is now a former member of both the Glee Club and the Football Team. He is currently enlisted in the Air Force.

As a self-proclaimed "badass," Puck is well known around the school for constantly tossing students into dumpsters and also for initially being a primary culprit for throwing slushies in everyones faces. At first, Puck is very much opposed to the Glee Club, deeming it "gay" and a group for "losers." Shortly after Quinn Fabray joins the club, Puck discovers that she has become pregnant with his baby, and joins the glee club as a way of being closer to her. As Season One progresses, Puck begins to enjoy glee club and find his passion for singing. 

Quinn eventually gives birth to their biological daughter in Journey. They named her Beth, and she is adopted by Shelby Corcoran, the coach of Vocal Adrenaline. In Season Two, Puck dates Lauren Zizes. In Season Three, it's revealed that Puck and Lauren broke up, as Puck says, "She was the one that got away, really slowly." In I Am Unicorn, he sees his one-year-old daughter, Beth for the first time since she was adopted. In Season Four, Puck returns to help out and mentor his half-brother, Jake Puckerman. Their relationship continues to grow and flourish, especially when Jake needs help with Marley. Puck dates Kitty Wilde after Sadie Hawkins, but they break up off screen before Sweet Dreams. In Season Five, at the end of The Quarterback, Puck decides to enlist in the Air Force in order of honor his late friend, Finn. In 100, Puck officially begins a relationship with Quinn. In Season Six, he returns a few times to Lima, specifically helping Rachel and Kurt find new members for the glee club and Santana's and Brittany's (and then, Kurt's and Blaine's) wedding. In Dreams Come True, he comes back to McKinley in 2020 to a re-dedication of the auditorium to his late best friend Finn, also reuniting with everyone, living happily the way he planned.

He was a main character from the beginning until he was demoted to recurring starting from Season Five. He is portrayed by actor and singer-songwriter, Mark Salling. 

Biography

Pilot

Puck throwing Kurt into a dumpster

Puck is first seen in the episode as one of the jocks who threw Kurt Hummel into a dumpster. He is also shown throwing a cherry slushie in the face of Rachel Berry after she has signed up for Glee Club. Puck listens quietly when Will Schuester comes to football practice to try to convince the football team to join knowing that a few popular kids in Glee could be very beneficial. However, Puck reminds Mr. Schuester of Glee's place in the social hierarchy when he tells Mr. Schuester he can sing, but instead passes gas loudly in front of the team, mocking Mr. Schuester. When he sees his best friend Finn Hudson, arguing with Coach Tanaka about having to miss a football practice to go with the Glee Club to scout Vocal Adrenaline, Puck asks him why he needs to miss practice. Knowing what Puck's reaction would be if he tells him he is doing something for Glee, Finn lies and says that his mom needs to have surgery to have her "engorged" prostate removed. Puck looks this up and discover that "chicks don't have prostates." To remind Finn about the damage Glee could do to his rep, Puck and several other football members attack Finn with paintball guns as he returns from the Glee Club field trip. After finding out that Will Schuester is going to resign as Glee club teacher, Finn immediately quits and returns to football. As a welcome back present, the football team traps Artie Abrams in a porta-potty and plans on flipping it, saving Finn the first roll. Puck gets angry, when Finn refuses wanting to know if he is joining "Homo Explosion" and quitting football. Finn, to the annoyance of Puck, tells them that he is staying in both.

Showmance

Puck is shown to be one of the male members of the Celibacy Club with Finn and Quinn Fabray, even though he doesn't take it seriously, considering he seduces older women and as he put it, he's a "dude, [who has] needs." He spends much of the meeting making lewd jokes and gestures. He's also shown sticking to the football team's daily before school ritual of dumping Kurt in the dumpster, although Finn no longer participates. He watches, along with the rest of the school as Finn and the Glee Club perform Push It at the school assembly, with a look on his face that starts out embarrassed for Finn.

Acafellas

Puck reveals his love of older woman, where he explains that he uses his pool cleaning business to seduce lonely housewives and moms. Despite mocking Glee previously, Puck is willing to join Coach Tanaka and Will Schuester's singing group, Acafellas. He saw how the girls responded to Finn's performance of Push It at the school assembly, and has hopes of getting attractive older women when Acafellas performs for the School Board and PTA.

Preggers

Puck, Mike and Matt join New Directions

Quinn reveals to Finn that she is pregnant, claiming that he is the father, despite them never having sex, convincing him he got her pregnant via hot tub. In reality, Quinn is pregnant with Puck's child after he got Quinn drunk on wine coolers one night, also she felt fat that day and the two had a one-night stand. Puck, upon realizing that Quinn is pregnant, makes it clear that he wants to be with her and raise the baby. Quinn feels he is not worthy, insulting him by calling him a "Lima Loser" and saying that she chooses Finn. This causes Puck to become angry and spiteful towards Quinn, although he continues with the hope that Quinn will choose him.

Meanwhile, Puck decides to join the Glee Club after the football team wins their first game of the season, with the help of Kurt, who not only trained the team in dancing to help loosen them up in the field, but also scored the winning kick of the game. Since Quinn had previously joined Glee in order to keep an eye on Finn, this works to Puck's advantage, because he can spend time with her and convince her he's not a Lima Loser.

The Rhodes Not Taken

Quinn begins behaving more emotionally unstable, particularly towards Finn. The rest of the Glee Kids begin to take note of Quinn's behavior. Puck reveals to them that Quinn "has a bun in the oven." Around the same time Puck manages to score with the much older April Rhodes, who was brought into the Glee Club as a ringer, when Rachel Berry temporarily quits.

Vitamin D

It is Puck who suggests that Finn go to the nurse's office for help with his exhaustion, which inadvertently leads to the entire Glee Club taking pseudoephedrine. Puck apparently has not attended a math class in two years, revealing to Finn, Kurt, and Artie that he tells the nurse he has a headache everyday and sleeps in the nurse's office when he should be in math class. Taking Puck's advice, Finn goes to the nurse, only to find that the nurse has been replaced with Terri Del Monico. She provides Finn and the boys with pseudoephedrine, making their performance of It's My Life/Confessions Part II for the competition against the girls, spectacular. Puck later watches in fascination with the rest of the guys as the girls due their mash-up of Halo/Walking on Sunshine.

Throwdown

He is one of the kids to remain in Will's group, though he and Brittany later transfer, trough the influence of Quinn, to Sue's Kids.

Mash-Up

Puck shirtless

Puck briefly drops his fixation on Quinn and the baby, and instead he starts to focus on Rachel.

After watching Schindler's List with his mother and sister, Puck's mom guilts him with the question of why he can't find a nice Jewish girl. That night, he has a dream of Rachel coming into his window. The realization that they are both hot Jews, leads Puck to attempt his hand at wooing Rachel. Puck and Rachel are placed together in the song mash-up, and during their practice, Puck suggests they make-out. Rachel agrees. When Rachel starts picturing Finn during their make-out session, she tells Puck the reason she won't go any further is that she needs a man brave enough to perform a solo. The next day at school, he buys Rachel a grape slushie because he knows it's her favorite after seeing her lick her lips the last time he threw a slushie at her. He later performs a solo of Sweet Caroline, causing every girl to swoon and earn him glares from Finn and Santana when they realize he is singing to Rachel. Unfortunately, dating Rachel is social suicide for Puck, who is targeted by his friends on the Football team.

Puck making-out with Rachel.

However, when Coach Ken Tanaka makes the boys choose between the football team and the glee club, Puck decides to return to choose Glee for Rachel in an effort to prove himself to her. However their relationship does not last long because Rachel is still deluded with her school girl crush and Puck likes Quinn.

Puck figures out that the reason is Finn for Rachel, she, in turn, figures out that Puck has feelings for Quinn and calls him out on it. Puck is then physically frustrated at not being able to admit to Rachel that his feelings are for his baby and not just the cheerleader herself. Puck angrily rejects Rachel's offer of friendship.

Wheels

Puck overhears Quinn yelling at Finn for not having a job and therefore, not having the money to take care of doctor's bills that she keeps intercepting so her parents don't find out she's having "his" child. While Quinn is making cupcakes for their bake sale, Puck approaches her and gives her money. He only gives her about eighteen dollars, which she tries to dismiss him for since it isn't near enough to pay for the bills; he asks how much Finn has given her, she cannot answer him because Finn hasn't given her anything.

Puck and Quinn, selling cupcakes

Despite that, Quinn still refuses the money and gives it back, saying she will go to her grave swearing it is Finn's baby, even if it comes out with a mohawk, which Puck says "it would be pretty cool," while running his hand down her arm, gently; showing his softer side. The two proceed to have a playful food fight that leads to them almost kissing. Finn however walks in and interrupts them.

Finn and Puck fighting in Wheels

Later, Finn is complaining about Quinn pressuring him while they have a conversation as they make their way down the hall in their wheelchairs. Puck gets fed up with hearing him whine about it, when, as Puck says, Quinn has it much worse. Finn thanks him sarcastically asking, "what happen to bros before hoes?" Puck loses it at this comment and tells Finn he's "a punk who doesn't deserve to have Quinn as his girlfriend," they proceed to fight in the hallway. In order to prove himself to Quinn and make money for his family, since Finn hasn't done anything, Puck puts marijuana (which he got from Sandy Ryerson, using a sob-story) in the cupcakes. This causes the students to have a major case of the munchies and eagerly buy the cupcakes from the Glee Club's bake sale.

Quinn and Puck having a food fight

Puck steals money from the bake sale to give to Quinn for the baby, while explaining that he's not a screw-up and would be a good father. Although, she is touched by how he is trying to be a good to her and their child she refuses to take the money meant for Artie, but apologizes for calling him a loser earlier, realizing he is "special and romantic." Finn comes up and tells Quinn he's finally found a job. Quinn rides away in Finn's lap and they leave Puck standing there jilted. Afterwards Puck gives the money to Mr.Schue, smiling at Quinn, who appears to be proud of his actions, as he does so.

Ballad

He gets paired with Mercedes for the Ballad assignment the glee-club is given that episode. He grows more and more disgusted from seeing Finn and Quinn together. When Mercedes then informs him about the glee-club wanting to dedicate a song for Finn and Quinn, he gets frustrated and reveals to Mercedes that he is the father of Quinn's child and not Finn. Mercedes reacts with disbelief at first, but then makes him aware that it doesn't matter since Quinn has already made the decision to raise her child with Finn. He exchanges looks with Quinn during Lean on Me at the end of the episode.

Hairography

Quinn talking to Puck

Quinn continues to pretend the father of her unborn baby is Finn. However, Puck, the real dad, is acting quite supportive of the baby, causing Quinn to question whether or not she was being unfair to Puck. Quinn, who originally was thinking of giving up her baby to Terri Del Monico makes the decision to keep the baby.

Quinn and Puck singing Papa Don't Preach

Terri's sister Kendra Giardi however decides to show Quinn the horrors of motherhood, by having her baby-sit her three sons. Quinn decides to use this as an opportunity to test out Puck as a potential father. Quinn and Puck babysit the rowdy, awful children and they are only quieted when Puck and Quinn perform an acoustic version of Papa Don't Preach. Of course, Kendra and Terri are shocked to find the boys so well behaved, sleeping all at the same time, and that Quinn got them to take baths. Quinn is sufficiently satisfied with Puck, until she discovers that during the entire night Puck was "sexting" (phone sex, using text messages) with Santana while they were babysitting. He admits to the deed saying, "You haven't given it up to me since the night I knocked you up. Baby, I'm a dude, I have needs." Trough his words she changes her plans and decides to give the baby to Terri, claiming it would need a good father.

Mattress

This episode causes Puck to question his reputation. It's yearbook photo time at McKinley, and while this is good for the Cheerios and the football team, it's a nightmare for Glee. Knowing the Glee Club photo in the Thunderclap is traditionally defaced (often by the football team and Cheerios), Puck and the rest of Glee, with the exception of Rachel, do not want their photo taken. Like the rest of the club, Puck is still embarrassed at being in Glee, and willingly votes for Rachel to represent them in the yearbook. After Rachel gets Glee a gig in a Mattress commercial, the club begins to change their mind about how they're going to be viewed now that they have done a commercial, thinking it'll make them local celebrities. The commercial has disastrous effects, as Mr. Schuester is suspended rather than have Glee be disqualified from Sectionals for appearing in a commercial. Puck recognizes that Mr. Schuester willingly sacrificed himself for the club, and comes to the conclusion that they should not be embarrassed about being in Glee. The entire Glee Club poses proudly for the yearbook photo, although it is still defaced by Karofsky, Azimio and the rest of the football team. Puck's name is incorrectly listed as "Nathan Puckerman" under the photo.

Sectionals

The truth about the pregnancy finally comes to light. Mercedes has revealed the truth about the pregnancy to everyone in Glee with the exception of Finn, Rachel, and Mr. Schuester, despite telling Puck not to say anything. However, Rachel becomes to grow suspicious on her own about whether Puck is the true father, after he rushes to her side when she falls in Glee Club. After several tests to confirm her theory; she confronts Finn with the truth. Upset, Finn attacks Puck and demands the truth from him and Quinn. Without any other option, they admit the truth, causing Finn to cry out that he was not only done with them, but with Glee as well. Puck then goes to a heartbroken Quinn, offering his support as the true and official father. Quinn thanks him, but says no, and that she would rather take care of her pregnancy on her own. The Glee Club, with Ms. Pillsbury as temporary adviser, goes to Sectionals, having been forced to bring Jacob Ben Israel to take Finn's place. Puck, along with the rest of Glee is incredibly angry to find out that their set list has been leaked to the other clubs. Since New Directions is going last, this is a disaster. Puck, Quinn and Rachel begin to formulate a plan to create a new set list with less than an hour to prepare. Finn shows up during their meeting, having been sent by Mr. Schuester with a song to sing, and takes over the meeting. Puck attempts to make peace with Finn, asking if they are cool now and offering his hand, but Finn refuses his attempts, making it clear that he does not forgive Puck or Quinn just yet.

Hell-O

Puck and Quinn during Gives You Hell

Puck plays a minor role although he is seen often in the choir room. It appears in this episode that he and Quinn have begun a tentative relationship, as he is often seen sitting beside her in the choir-room and goofing around with her during Hell-O. When Finn sings Hello, I Love You, Puck flirts with a cheerleader, from whom Quinn drags him away. He is seen complaining about Quinn's weight as well by saying "I don't dig on fat chicks."

In addition, basketball season has begun, and he is seen on the court with Finn. When Rachel breaks up with Finn, he joins her in singing Gives You Hell, dancing alongside Quinn. He is also seen at the end of the episode performing Hello, Goodbye with the New Directions.

The Power of Madonna

Puck is less than impressed that the club will be performing Madonna songs, although he does admit that she is a "Hall of Fame MILF." Like the rest of the boys (with the exception of Kurt), he fails to understand Madonna's message, and seems less than interested when the girls perform Express Yourself. Mr. Schuester makes the boys of New Directions perform What It Feels Like For a Girl as a message to the boys. Puck gets the message, but still refuses to sing "What It Feels Like for a Girl" in public, fearing that it would look like he was intimidated. Ultimately he comes around, performing Like a Prayer with the rest of the New Directions.

Home

Puck is seen performing Home with the rest of the New Directions and April Rhodes. Puck questions Finn's sexuality after Kurt serenades Finn with A House Is Not a Home. Quinn, having moved out of Finn's house after he found out the truth about the baby, is now living (unhappily) with Puck's family.

Bad Reputation

Puck "helping" with Rachel's "Bad reputation" project

Puck is blamed for creating the "Glist," a ranking of the Glee members in order of sexual promiscuity. Rachel, annoyed at being so low on the Glist, asks Puck to help her with her video project of a rendition of the video Run Joey Run. While they work on the video, he tries to convince her to make out with him, but she refuses since she's already dating Jesse St. James. He chooses to confide in Rachel because he knows she'll be honest and he does trust her, asking her if she believes he made the Glist. When she says it looks like something he'd do, he gets upset, explaining that he tries to be good, but then something happens and he can't control himself.

Puck and Rachel Hanging out

The video is a disaster, since Rachel cast Finn and Jesse in the same role as Puck. While watching the video Puck is at first impressed with himself, to the annoyance of Quinn, until he realizes he was triple cast. Like Finn and Jesse, he is angry at being lied to, and upset that Rachel used him.

Laryngitis

Puck hitting on Mercedes

Puck loses his popularity when his mohawk is shaved off at the start of the episode. Jacob Ben Israel and the rest of the McKinley dorks take advantage of Puck's fall from popularity to toss him in the dumpster. Realizing that he needs to do something to become cool again, he strikes up a relationship with Mercedes. Puck also serenades Mercedes by singing The Lady Is a Tramp. As soon as he becomes popular again, Mercedes quits the cheerios and therefore ends their "relationship." It's also mentioned by Quinn "He (Puck)'s an idiot and his mother won't let me eat bacon."

Dream On

Puck is seen throughout the episode. When Bryan Ryan asks the Glee Club about their biggest dreams, Puck is seen having written "Threesome" onto his sheet. He later performs Dream a Little Dream with Artie and the rest of the New Directions.

Theatricality

Puck suggests to Quinn that they name their baby Jack Daniels, Quinn stands up for her unborn daughter saying that it's not a name for a girl. Inspired by the boy's KISS assignment, and realizing what he has done wrong, he becomes serious about naming his daughter as he asks the other males of New Directions to sing the KISS song Beth with him to Quinn. Quinn is moved by his performance and they share intense glances. After the song he then asks Quinn if he can be there at Beth's birth, which she says yes to.

Funk

After Jesse with Vocal Adrenaline put the club in a "funk" and TP'd their choir room, he and Finn have revisited their friendship to get revenge on their rival club. The day after the two "friends" are caught on their prank, Shelby Corcoran, director of Vocal Adrenaline, asked them to pay for the tires they slashed. They ended up working in Sheets-N-Things to earn money, while working the two ended up performing Loser along with the rest of the staff of Sheets-N-Things. While at work Puck and Finn tries to find a funk song for their glee assignment. With the help of Terri, they find the song Good Vibrations, they performed the song with Mercedes in the choir room. After the performance Mr. Schue informed them that even though the song was sang by a group with 'Funk' in its name, it's not a Funk song. Later when Rachel revealed that she was egged by Jesse and the VA, Puck is visibly the angriest and immediately asks the guys to "mess up that Jesse kids face." Before they even exited the choir room Mr. Schue stopped the boys and told them he have his own way to get revenge. In order to put their rivals in the same funk they where put, the New Directions performed the funk number Give up the Funk with VA watching them. The number was a success and had the wanted result.

Journey

Puck and Will

The New Directions finds out that Sue Sylvester has been named a judge at Regionals. Puck, like the rest of the club, is upset, knowing that Sue's presence will destroy any hopes New Directions had of placing. At the Song Selection Party, Puck admits Mercedes has a point when she says that Puck and Santana won't 

acknowledge her presence once Glee is over. Mr. Schuester manages to rally the club, announcing that they will be performing a Journey medley. Puck is given semi-solos at Regionals, performing a line in Any Way You Want It/Lovin' Touchin' Squeezin' and sharing Don't Stop Believin' with Santana, Finn, and Rachel. During the performance, Quinn is seen holding her stomach, and goes into labor immediately after. Puck is in the room, as well as Mercedes and Quinn's mom, when Quinn has her baby. He looks on helplessly, watching Quinn struggle to give birth, as she often yells at him that he sucks when she is in labor. Afterward when Puck and Quinn are looking at the baby Quinn asks if he loves her; he replies yes, especially now. Shelby Corcoran walks up and asks if the baby has a name. Quinn denies the baby has a name, but Puck tells her it's Beth. Back at school, Glee performs To Sir, With Love for Mr. Schuester, with each member telling him how Glee has changed them. Puck shamefully admits that at the beginning of the year, he was throwing kids in dumpsters. Like the rest of the club, Puck seems to be on the verge of tears, knowing that this will be the last time they perform together. Unbeknownst to any of them, Sue has managed to convince the Principal to give Glee another year. After Mr. Schuester makes the announcement in Glee, Puck happily accompanies Mr. Schuester on guitar and joining on the chorus, as the teacher sings Over the Rainbow. He shares a look with Quinn during the song. It is revealed that Shelby adopts the baby and through Puck's wishes calls the baby Beth.

Personality

Noah "Puck" I am in love with him Puckerman is, at first glance, the stereotypical bullying jock. Arrogant, rude, and judgmental, Puck is under the unwavering belief that because he is a good at sports, he is better than everyone else. He is also a bit "gangster," as he abuses many "dweebs" and has even been sent to juvie due to his delinquent behavior. He even states that by second period he's causing trouble, like holding a fire extinguisher in his hand and spraying an unpopular person with it. And because of his supposed superiority, he believes that allows him to mistreat anyone else who he feels is different from him (such as Kurt for being gay and Artie for being handicapped). Puck also has a very easily provoked temper, and will attack friends and enemies at the drop of a hat if pushed.

Puck's arrogant behavior has made it to where he often doesn't consider the consequences of his actions and behavior, and how it might affect others. Puck's arrogance not only relates to school politics, but also in regards to girls. Although crude, Puck is nonetheless handsome, and knows it. As such, he feels any and all women are fair game for his sexual prowess. He's shown himself to be particularly fond of older women MILFs (Mom I'd like to F*ck). In truth however, Puck is willing to have sex with any woman who is available, even his best friend's girl. He also seems to revel in the chase and the conquest, as can be seen with his pursuing of Lauren in Season Two. Because he has a lot of sex, he thinks he is a sex master, as stated in Prom-asaurus.

However, although Puck rarely shows it, he does have several surprising good qualities. He is sensitive about being liked and popular, and finds the idea of being an outsider or bullied unnerving and has been shown to feel guilty for behaving that way towards others so much so that he seems to have stopped his bullying streak since joining the glee club, at least his bullying towards glee members. He knows that his actions are wrong and owns up to that; he doesn't lie about it. Puck also seems to find family very important, as he has a regular family event in which his mother, sister and himself will watch Schindler's List. In addition, Puck is seen trying to be a good father and influence around his daughter,Beth,showing another time how much family means to him. When his mother asks him to date a nice Jewish girl, he does so and asks Rachel out in order to honor his mother's request. Furthermore, when Puck discovers that Quinn is carrying his baby, he does as much as he can to show himself as a good father, although he uses some illegal methods. He shows how much he cares for Quinn when he gets into a physical fight with Finn, after he stated that Finn was often thinking about himself, ignoring how much pain Quinn was in, and even going as far as saying that he does not deserve her.

Puck has also proved loyal on occasion, as his friendships with the Glee Club have progressed, such as removing the Glist from Rachel's locker when "someone" (Quinn) put it there and his willingness to get into fights to defend Glee even if it will send him back to Juvie. He is also able to take care of Kendra's children alongside Quinn, something Kendra herself can't do, thus implying that he can be a good parent. Puck also seems to be changing his promiscuous ways, refusing to make out with Rachel because he felt guilty cheating with his best friend's girlfriend a second time. Most notably Puck seems to have genuinely fallen for Lauren Zizes, an overweight girl with a lot of attitude, clearly showing he is able to love someone for who they are despite popularity status or physical appearance and is not afraid to show it.

He has also mentioned buying dip on several occasions and seems to be a very devout Jew.

In Season Two he values his friendship with Finn, feeling bad about sleeping with Quinn, judging by his situation with Rachel. He eventually manages to win back his friendship, and seems to be a much helpful friend later.

As of Season Three, it appears as if Puck's juvenile behavior has lessened, and he appears to be on better terms with Artie or Kurt, and in the First Time, he tries to give Finn advice about him and Rachel. He's also trying to be a good father towards Beth, who has been adopted by Shelby, and persuades Quinn to get back to normal, therefore they can participate in Beth's life.  In Props, he experiences an emotional breakdown, crying in tears deeming himself as the school's failure. He then cites how his mother never shows up to any of his performances or games the entire time, and how for the first ten years of his life his father did nothing, but call him "garbage." This shows how insecure Puck has felt and how he may have seen himself.

It appears, that on a few occasions he is shown to not make a certain mistake another time. When Rachel got close to Puck to make Finn jealous, he did not sleep with her, apparently remembering that he already hurt Finn once with Quinn and does not wish to do it again.

Relationships

Puck has a one-night-stand with his best friend's girlfriend Quinn, from which she gets pregnant. Quinn initially attempts to raise her child with Finn, but when both, Quinn and Puck, realize, that Finn lacks the maturity to raise a kid, Puck steps up to raise money and spend time with her. Quinn, however, still doesn't think she can trust Puck, and stays in a relationship with Finn, until it is exposed in Sectionals that she cheated on him. Although Quinn and Puck are still relucant to commit to each other, they support each other through the remainer of Quinn's pregnancy, until Beth is born in Journey. Afterwards, they admit their feelings for each other, and choose to name their daughter Beth, a name Puck had come up with in Theatricality.

After Quinn gives birth, they do not talk much until the third season. Together they plot against Shelby, the adoptive mother of Beth, because they wish to have their daughter back. However, Puck soon develops feelings for Shelby, and reveals their plan to Shelby. After Quinn learns that teacher Shelby has slept with student Puck, she tries to blackmail her with it. in Goodbye, Quinn visits Puck to encourage him for a crucial exam, and they share a kiss.

They only interact in one episode of Season Four, in which they are set up by Kitty to fight about Puck's half-brother Jake and his love-interest Marley.

In Season Five, the glee club alumni are back at McKinley to reminisce their time together before the glee club is shut down due to their loss at Nationals. Quinn is now dating a new man called Biff, who remains in the dark about Quinn's past. When Biff mistreats Quinn after learning what had occurred to her during high school, she is protected by Puck, and ends up leaving her boyfriend. Quinn and Puck begin dating immediately after.

Solos (In a Group Number)

Season One
Song	Episode	Solos with
I Wanna Sex You Up	Acafellas	Finn, Sandy and Will
It's My Life/Confessions Part II	Vitamin D	Artie and Finn
What It Feels Like for a Girl	The Power of Madonna	Artie, Finn and Kurt
Run Joey Run	Bad Reputation	Finn, Jesse and Rachel
Total Eclipse of the Heart
Shout It out Loud	Theatricality	Artie and Finn
Loser	Funk	Finn and Sandy
Good Vibrations		Finn and Mercedes
Any Way You Want It/Lovin' Touchin' Squeezin'	Journey	Artie, Finn, Kurt, Mercedes and Rachel
Don't Stop Believin'		Artie, Finn, Kurt, Mercedes, Rachel andSantana

Back-up singing

Season One
Song	Episode	Sung by	Backup with
Over the Rainbow	Journey	Will	N/A

Instrument Playing

In a Solo

Season One
Song	Episode	Instrument	Sung by
What a Girl Wants	Mash-Up	Acoustic Guitar	Rachel
Sweet Caroline			Puck
Papa Don't Preach	Hairography		Quinn
Over the Rainbow	Journey		Will with Puck
Season Two
Song	Episode	Instrument	Sung by
Only the Good Die Young	Grilled Cheesus	Acoustic Guitar	Puck
Fat Bottomed Girls	Silly Love Songs	Electric Guitar
I Know What Boys Like	Comeback		Lauren
Big Ass Heart	Original Song	Acoustic Guitar	Puck
Never Going Back Again	Rumours		Artie
Go Your Own Way		Electric Guitar	Rachel
Isn't She Lovely	Prom Queen	Acoustic Guitar	Artie
Season Three
Song	Episode	Instrument	Sung by
Waiting for a Girl Like You	Pot o' Gold	Acoustic Guitar	Puck
Hot for Teacher	Mash Off	Electric Guitar
I'm the Only One	I Kissed a Girl	Acoustic Guitar
School’s Out	Choke	Electric Guitar
Season Five
Song	Episode	Instrument	Sung by
No Surrender	The Quarterback	Acoustic Guitar	Puck
Keep Holding On	100	Acoustic Guitar

In a Duet

Season Two
Song	Episode	Instrument	Sung by
One Love (People Get Ready)	Never Been Kissed	Acoustic Guitar	Puck and Artie
Need You Now	The Sue Sylvester Shuffle		Puck and Rachel
My Cup	New York		Artie and Brittany
Season Three
Song	Episode	Instrument	Sung by
You and I/You and I	Mash Off	Piano	Will and Shelby
Santa Claus Is Coming to Town	Extraordinary Merry Christmas	Electric Guitar	Finn and Puck
The Rain in Spain	Choke
Mean	Props	Acoustic Guitar	Puck and Shannon
Glory Days	Goodbye	Electric Guitar	Puck and Finn
Season Four
Song	Episode	Instrument	Sung by
Hanukkah, Oh Hanukkah	Glee, Actually	Acoustic Guitar	Puck and Jake

In a Group Number

Season One
Song	Episode	Instrument	Sung by
Ride wit Me	Mash-Up	Acoustic Guitar	New Directions
Shout It Out Loud	Theatricality	Electric Guitar	New Directions Boys
Loser	Funk	Acoustic Guitar	Sheets-N-Things
Season Two
Song	Episode	Instrument	Sung by
Billionaire	Audition	Acoustic Guitar	New Directions Boys
Afternoon Delight	Sexy		Celibacy Club
Don't Stop	Rumours		New Directions
Bella Notte	New York	Accordion	New Directions Boys
Friday (Acoustic Version)	2011 Live Tour	Acoustic Guitar
Season Three
Song	Episode	Instrument	Sung by
You Can't Stop the Beat	The Purple Piano Project	Electric Guitar	New Directions
La Cucaracha	The Spanish Teacher	Acoustic Guitar	Artie, Finn, Will, and Puck
Season Four
Song	Episode	Instrument	Sung by
Homeward Bound/Home	Thanksgiving	Acoustic Guitar	Quinn, Puck, Mike, Santana, Mercedes, and Finn