Glee Season 5 Episode 3 Live Streaming: Watch Online Tribute to Cory Monteith Episode "The Quarterback", Fox Start Time, Music

By Katie Chan

The Cory Monteith tribute episode will air on Thursday, October 10 at 9 p.m. ET. Fox has unveiled the songs that will be performed during Glee season 5, episode 3 titled, 'The Quarterback". It features Cory Monteith's girlfriend Lea Michele singing "Make You Feel My Love" as the rest of the cast mournfully bids farewell to Finn.

Glee season 5, episode 3 online stream will be available on Hulu Plus to paying subscribers within 24 hours of the airing. If you can't watch it tonight, you can also visit Fox.com the next day to view the entire episode for free.

The Cory Monteith tribute song list is as follows. Each one of these songs will be performed by the Glee cast:

- Seasons Of Love (Rent)
- I'll Stand By You (The Pretenders)
- Fire and Rain (James Taylor)
- If I Die Young (The Band Perry)
- No Surrender (Bruce Springsteen)
- Make You Feel My Love (Bob Dylan, covered by Adele)

FOX's official synopsis of "The Quarterback":

"In the wake of Finn's sudden death, former members of New Directions return to McKinley to remember their fallen friend. While a stoic Mr. Schue encourages all the gleeks to "memorialize him the way we do everything - by singing about it," some of the kids find the exercise more cathartic than others. At the Hudson-Hummel home, Kurt, Burt and Carole sort through Finn's belongings and what begins as a somber occasion blossoms into a poignant and much needed family moment.

Meanwhile, Emma grows concerned when she believes Will is so busy taking care of others that he's not allowing himself time to grieve; Santana struggles with using her "bitch" mask to hide her fond feelings for Finn, and has a run in with Bree, McKinley's "New Santana"; and following a heart-to-heart with Coach Beiste, Puck honors Finn's memory by making a life-changing decision about his future."


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