Five Reasons It's Okay To See "Glee 3D" This Weekend

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Tina Cohen-Chang plays a character we remember well from high school: the Asian goth. However, Chang actually breaks the stereotype by lending her voice to peppier songs like Florence And The Machine's "Dog Days Are Over" and dating dudes on the show who don't wear eyeliner.

The former So You Think You Can Dance contestant plays the hilarious Britney S. Pierce. Over the past two seasons, Morris went from being an extra who dances in the background to one of the most popular characters. Her Fondue For Two webshow coupled with her deadpan (sometimes improvised) dialogue is arguably what relieves the show from its preachiness. It's no surprise that she's even charmed the coldest chick on the show, Santana Lopez.

We don't care if Lea Michele is a diva in real life like her character Rachel Berry. What matters is that the biggest and best voice on the show brings exactly what you want from a leading lady: personality, attitude, and the ability to look hot in pleated skirts and sweater vests.

Although her foray into film with I Am Number Four didn't bode too well, we're still in love with Dianna. As the head Cheerio (a.k.a. captain of the cheerleading team) and former teen mom of the show, Agron portrays a Quinn Fabray that we can bring home to mom, but still likes to get wild in her free time. That's our kind of girl.

The show's resident bad girl is reason enough to watch Glee 3D. With feisty charm, a soulful voice, and even a closeted lesbian storyline, the 24-year-old actress is the most pleasant surprise out of the seemingly cookie cutter cast.