‘Glee’ season 5 spoilers: See Adam Lambert, Chris Colfer, Lea Michele in puppet form

On Thanksgiving night, “Glee” season 5 is going to be surprisingly airing an all-new episode on the holiday, and there is going to be one central theme behind it: Puppets. That’s right: Rather than celebrating turkey (which would not make sense, given the show’s present timeline), the show is going to be celebrating the spirit of creatures that seem better suited for an edition of the Muppets than a musical comedy on Fox.

The only real team, at least for now, tying the puppets to the show is the general belief by some that Kurt and Blaine are the “puppet masters” of their respective groups, and try to control everything so that it is done in them. We already know about Kurt’s status as the head of the band that he has formed with Santana and Starchild; as for Blaine’s, we’re guessing that it just comes more with the territory of being the top dog at McKinley High.

These photos were first posted by Lea Michele on Twitter, and they showcase the puppets for almost every current member of the New York club. You’ve got Michele and Chris Colfer, but also puppets for Adam Lambert’s Starchild and Naya Rivera’s Santana. We would personally think it to just be super-cool to have a puppet version of yourself out there, regardless of whether or not it is for some sort of big, elaborate story.

Given that this is a Thanksgiving episode, we’re thinking of it in the same way as “Dynamic Duets” last year; it’s probably not going to tell us too much about the overall story from the show, and instead just be a fun little diversion from all of the NFL football and parades that are taking place. The only reason that there is an episode airing in the first place is probably because of “The X Factor” needing this week in order to ensure that it ends on time.

What do you think about these “Glee” images, and which one of the puppets is your favorite? Share your thoughts with a comment below, and click here if you want to hear an audio preview of “Blurred Lines,” one of the most controversial songs to be featured on the show.

Photo: Twitter / Lea Michele