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VIDEO: Gwyneth Paltrow Makes 'Sexy' Return To Glee!

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Source: INF

Mar. 9 2011, Published 8:52 a.m. ET

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Gwyneth Paltrow returned with a bang -- so to speak -- to Glee Tuesday night, reprising her role as quirky substitute teacher Holly Holliday.

The episode focused on SEX-SEX-SEX, with Holliday attempting to teach the kids -- and even some adults -- about the birds and the bees. (And yes, at one point, she even whips out a condom and a cucumber, scaring the kids off of salads for life).

Paltrow sang several songs -- kicking off with a rousing cover of Joan Jett's Do Ya Wanna Touch Me, later followed by Fleetwood Mac's Landslide, and a fabulous duet by Gwyn and Matthew Morrison of Prince's Kiss.

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Watch Gwyn Sing Do You Wanna Touch Me

Other highlights of Tuesday's night's episode included Santana coming out as a lesbian and telling Brittany she loves her; Lauren asking Puck to make a sex tape with her (he declines); Finn and Quinn hooking up; Kurt's uber-cool dad giving him pamphlets on gay sex;  Emma revealing she and new hubby Dr. Carl (John Stamos -- also making a delicious return cameo) haven't yet had sex after four months of marriage -- and in the final seconds of the show, the best surprise of all: Mr. Schue kissing Holly Holliday!

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