For all intents and purposes, Sue Sylvester is DelightedShe spends most of her time on the show trying to understand new directions, and despite showing her kindness from time to time, she stays focused on destroying them to the very end.
Sue quickly gained popularity for a number of reasons, such as her signature tracksuit and tendency to lose her temper. Mostly, Sue is loved by fans for her sharp tongue, quick wits, and ruthlessness. She utters barbaric insults with surprising ease, and Will Schuster is her favorite target. There are countless ways that Sue ignited McKinley High School students and staff, but some insults are more memorable than others.
“Hey man, cut your hair? It looks bad”
Sue Sylvester loves to tease Will Schuster’s hair. She spits too many complicated insults at him, including suggesting that pixies live in his curly mane, that birds lay brimstone eggs on it, and that it has “enough produce.” to spice up a pan.”
After Will successfully exposes Sue for leaking the New Directions department playlist, she is suspended and he believes he has defeated her. However, she’s back to being angrier than ever, and the first thing she does is tease his hair. Will’s expression was so priceless that even Headmaster Ferkins looked like he wanted to laugh.
“Are you still @FreakishBonyGinger in Gmail?”
While she doesn’t hate her as much as Will, Sue doesn’t have anything good to say about Emma either. Sue constantly mocks Emma for her obsessive-compulsive disorder, red hair, shy attitude, and thin figure.
At one point, Sue went to the staff room and then to Will, Best, and Emma’s desks. After insulting Will and Beiste, she turns around and asks Emma if she’s still “Gmail’s @freakishbonyginger”. Emma reacts in the most Emma way and takes the highway, changing the conversation instead of confronting Sue.
“So you like Showtunes. That doesn’t mean you’re gay, it just means you’re lousy.”
Sue has always had a crush on Kurt. She even let him choose her nickname from a list that included “Gelfling” and “Tickle-Me-Doughface”.
In season 1, Kurt is jealous of the amount of time his father spends with Finn. He talks to Sue about it, telling her that he believes Burt is still upset that Kurt is gay. She then told him he was too young to be sure, and said that liking the show’s tunes didn’t make him gay, it just made him look bad. . It’s funny how Sue still feels the need to insult Kurt while trying to help him, but she is.
“The two losers are always in that choir room”
EQUAL Delighted Moving on, it got more and more meta until it reached the point where it actively mocked itself. In Season 5, Jenna Ushkowitz and Kevin McHale were the only two actors to appear in every episode, and the screenwriters didn’t hesitate to point it out.
During a meeting at Figkins’ principal’s office, Sue pointed out that Tina and Artie were always there, even when they did nothing but say “Katie’s right” or “Brian, are you serious?” Other methods. That line is the epitome of “it’s funny because it’s true,” even if it’s also shameful proof that the writers got both Tina and Artie dirty.
“Hey man, I think I smell failure”
During their first confrontations, especially in the first 13 episodes of season one, Sue and Will openly hostile to each other. Their relationship improves as the series goes on, but they hate each other from the start.
When Will learns that Sue has leaked the New Directions Item playlist, he angrily confronts her. She answered his call saying she “felt like I smelled failure”. At the time, Will wasn’t the ND coach as he was already suspended, and Sue calling him a loser was just an extra kick for an already injured man.
“I secretly hope it’s a midlife crisis that means you’ll die soon”
In the first episode, in memory of Britney Spears, Mr. Shuster objected to children performing her music because he didn’t think she was an appropriate role model. At one extremely rare moment, Su actually agreed with him.
But that doesn’t change her attitude toward Will, whom she tells is having a hard time, and she secretly hopes he’s going through a midlife crisis and therefore half dead. She even said she would “recover happily, madly by peeing into (his) grave”.
“Your resentment is delicious”
Emma plays Sue’s little insult in the play’s first dialogue. When Sue starts bragging about Cheerios’ many accomplishments to Will, Ken and Emma the mentor decide to fight back.
“Since the cheering began?” she asked, much to Will and Ken’s surprise. Sue stared at her, and she was dumbfounded as she replied, “Your grudge is delicious.” Jane Lynch’s quiet, almost threatening delivery makes for an interesting line and one of her best comebacks on the show. one.
“I have reason to believe that you will add ‘revenge’ to the long list of things you are not good at”
During the same confrontation, Sue points out many things Will is not good at and she calls him a failure. These include “getting married, running a fun club in high school, and finding an inappropriate hairstyle”.[him]look lesbian.”
Sue even pushed Will and encouraged him to do something. “You don’t push women, do you?” she asked, smiling happily at his anger. In terms of Sue’s most villainous moments on the show, this one comes out on top.
“I won’t put any axes, William, unless I happen to shoot you in the groin.”
After Will was suspended for leaking the New Directions Item playlist, Sue was angrier than ever. He tries to tell her they should “bury the ax”, but she says the only place she bury it is in his groin.
Even though she’s a pretty mean person, there’s no denying that she’s hilarious as well. Even her insults have an amusing quality that the characters don’t tend to notice, but which fans love. Her witty and poignant sayings always bring tears to the audience’s eyes, but they can also bring tears to anyone’s eyes in real life.
all her nicknames
Sue rarely calls anyone by their real name. Instead, she makes up countless nicknames, often insults people, and she doesn’t even bother to express any remorse for doing so.
She calls Will a “crying clown in a tank top,” “Butt,” and “squishy square jaw,” among other things. She calls Emma “bird girl”, “red-haired hominid” and “golden tamarin little girl”. After Santana’s breast surgery, Sue called her a “sandbag” and a “clown pot”. She also calls Artie a “stamp”, Brittany a “idiot”, Sam the “KFC fried stripper” and Brian the “gay, shaved teen Tom Selleck”.