Glee - New Season 2 Spoilers and Teasers
More Musical Tributes
“The Madonna episode was so popular, I think I’m gonna do two tribute episodes — one in the fall and one in the spring — and we’re figuring out who those artists are.”
New Characters
Murphy already let it slip that Susan Boyle might be appearing but he and producers are also looking to add some new members to the club, including a boyfriend for Kurt. “I just want him to be an everyday dude,” says Murphy. “And I want him to be sort of struggling [with his sexuality] and Kurt helps him deal with it and in the process they fall for each other.” Also look for a potential love interest for Mercedes and a Carrie Underwood-esque, Christian country singer who will be a rival to Rachel. “When people hear we’re going to do that, they will expect that we’re making fun of her,” says Murphy. “We’re not. The show is about inclusiveness and about giving voices to a lot of people.”
A Major Season Finale
“I know that season two ends with Nationals in New York. I don’t know if they’ll make it — we haven’t figured that out.”
Source: EW
“The Madonna episode was so popular, I think I’m gonna do two tribute episodes — one in the fall and one in the spring — and we’re figuring out who those artists are.”
New Characters
Murphy already let it slip that Susan Boyle might be appearing but he and producers are also looking to add some new members to the club, including a boyfriend for Kurt. “I just want him to be an everyday dude,” says Murphy. “And I want him to be sort of struggling [with his sexuality] and Kurt helps him deal with it and in the process they fall for each other.” Also look for a potential love interest for Mercedes and a Carrie Underwood-esque, Christian country singer who will be a rival to Rachel. “When people hear we’re going to do that, they will expect that we’re making fun of her,” says Murphy. “We’re not. The show is about inclusiveness and about giving voices to a lot of people.”
A Major Season Finale
“I know that season two ends with Nationals in New York. I don’t know if they’ll make it — we haven’t figured that out.”
Source: EW
Glee - Season 2 Casting Update - John Stamos to Recur?
When you’re watching tonight’s season finale of Glee, and Emma mentions that she’s been dating her dentist, go ahead and draw yourself a mental picture of… John Stamos!
Yup, I hear the Fox hit and the actor formerly known as Uncle Jesse are nearing a deal for him to recur next season as Will’s competition for the cutest neurotic at McKinley High.
And if the agreement gets made, bet on a sing-off between her two suitors: Though Stamos is best known for his TV roles, he’s also got street cred on Broadway, having appeared in such musicals as Bye Bye Birdie.
Source: EW
Yup, I hear the Fox hit and the actor formerly known as Uncle Jesse are nearing a deal for him to recur next season as Will’s competition for the cutest neurotic at McKinley High.
And if the agreement gets made, bet on a sing-off between her two suitors: Though Stamos is best known for his TV roles, he’s also got street cred on Broadway, having appeared in such musicals as Bye Bye Birdie.
Source: EW
Glee - Renewed For 3rd Season
In a huge vote of confidence for the zeitgeist-cracking drama, Fox has ordered a third season of Glee from Ryan Murphy Television and 20th Century Fox TV, EW has learned exclusively.
Season-to-date, Glee is the No. 1 new scripted series among adults 18-49 and adults 18-34, and has averaged 9.4 million total viewers. During its spring telecasts, the musical dramedy, starring Jane Lynch, Matthew Morrison, and Lea Michele, averaged a 5.6/14 among 18-49 and 13.3 million viewers. It wraps its first season on Tuesday, June 8. “In just one year, Glee has transcended the television landscape and emerged as a global pop culture phenomenon,” said Peter Rice, the Fox Networks Group Entertainment Chairman, in a statement.
Added Fox Entertainment President Kevin Reilly, “Everything about Glee – from the concept to the characters to the marketing – has been innovative and risky, but with [series creator] Ryan Murphy tapping into the zeitgeist, the risk has paid off with this truly remarkable series. Glee has one of the most active, devoted fan bases I’ve ever seen, and we couldn’t be more thrilled to give Gleeks a third season of their favorite show.”
Murphy also released the following statement: “It’s been a whirlwind year – from shooting the pilot to performing at the White House to the concert tour that began last week – and yet we all feel like we’ve just begun this amazing musical journey. We think our Gleeks worldwide are going to love what we’ll have in store for them in seasons two and three.”
Along with the positive message it sends about the network’s commitment to the show, there are numerous financial benefits to giving a series like Glee a two-year pickup. Not only does it help cut production costs over the long haul, it allows Murphy and his writers a chance to plan ahead (if not breathe a much-needed sigh of relief). Most important, it gives the studio a head start in taking the episodes out into the syndication marketplace. Promising new dramas like NCIS: LA and The Mentalist, for example, sold in syndication in their first and second years, respectively.
In the next original episode, airing on May 25, Glee will feature the music of Lady Gaga when Will (Morrison) encourages the glee club members to express themselves using the pop superstar’s music. Meanwhile, Rachel (Michele) has a life-changing encounter, and Tina (Jenna Ushkowitz) embraces her inner goth.
The second season of Glee, which has already earned a Peabody, a Golden Globe, and a Screen Actors Guild award, will kick off this fall on Tuesdays at 8 p.m.
Source: EW
Season-to-date, Glee is the No. 1 new scripted series among adults 18-49 and adults 18-34, and has averaged 9.4 million total viewers. During its spring telecasts, the musical dramedy, starring Jane Lynch, Matthew Morrison, and Lea Michele, averaged a 5.6/14 among 18-49 and 13.3 million viewers. It wraps its first season on Tuesday, June 8. “In just one year, Glee has transcended the television landscape and emerged as a global pop culture phenomenon,” said Peter Rice, the Fox Networks Group Entertainment Chairman, in a statement.
Added Fox Entertainment President Kevin Reilly, “Everything about Glee – from the concept to the characters to the marketing – has been innovative and risky, but with [series creator] Ryan Murphy tapping into the zeitgeist, the risk has paid off with this truly remarkable series. Glee has one of the most active, devoted fan bases I’ve ever seen, and we couldn’t be more thrilled to give Gleeks a third season of their favorite show.”
Murphy also released the following statement: “It’s been a whirlwind year – from shooting the pilot to performing at the White House to the concert tour that began last week – and yet we all feel like we’ve just begun this amazing musical journey. We think our Gleeks worldwide are going to love what we’ll have in store for them in seasons two and three.”
Along with the positive message it sends about the network’s commitment to the show, there are numerous financial benefits to giving a series like Glee a two-year pickup. Not only does it help cut production costs over the long haul, it allows Murphy and his writers a chance to plan ahead (if not breathe a much-needed sigh of relief). Most important, it gives the studio a head start in taking the episodes out into the syndication marketplace. Promising new dramas like NCIS: LA and The Mentalist, for example, sold in syndication in their first and second years, respectively.
In the next original episode, airing on May 25, Glee will feature the music of Lady Gaga when Will (Morrison) encourages the glee club members to express themselves using the pop superstar’s music. Meanwhile, Rachel (Michele) has a life-changing encounter, and Tina (Jenna Ushkowitz) embraces her inner goth.
The second season of Glee, which has already earned a Peabody, a Golden Globe, and a Screen Actors Guild award, will kick off this fall on Tuesdays at 8 p.m.
Source: EW
Glee - Episode 1x20 - Sneak Peek 1 (Lady Gaga Episode)
Glee - Episode 1x20 Theatricality - Sneak Peek 1 (Lady Gaga Episode)
Glee - Episode 1x17 Bad Reputation - New Promo Pics
Glee - Episode 1x17 Bad Reputation - New Promo Pics
Glee - Episode 1.19 - Dream On - Press Release
Glee - Episode 1.19 - Dream On - Press Release
MR. SCHUESTER FACES AN OLD NEMESIS ON AN ALL-NEW “GLEE” TUESDAY, MAY 18, ON FOX
Neil Patrick Harris (“How I Met Your Mother”), Molly Shannon (“SNL”)
and Idina Menzel (“Wicked”) Guest-Star
Episode Directed by Joss Whedon (“Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” “Dollhouse”)
In an episode directed by Emmy Award winner Joss Whedon, Mr. Schuester’s former high school nemesis, Bryan Ryan (guest star Harris), causes trouble for the glee club. Meanwhile, Rachel struggles with a life-long personal issue, and Artie’s dreams take him on an adventure in the all-new “Dream On” episode of GLEE airing Tuesday, May 18 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (GLE-119) (TV-14 D, L)
Cast: Matthew Morrison as Will Schuester; Jessalyn Gilsig as Terri Schuester; Jane Lynch as Sue Sylvester; Lea Michele as Rachel Berry; Cory Monteith as Finn Hudson; Jayma Mays as Emma Pillsbury; Dianna Agron as Quinn; Chris Colfer as Kurt; Kevin McHale as Artie; Amber Riley as Mercedes; Mark Salling as Puck; Jenna Ushkowitz as Tina
Guest Cast: Naya Rivera as Santana Lopez; Heather Morris as Brittany; Dijon Talton as Matt Rutherford; Harry Shum as Mike Chang; Neil Patrick Harris as Bryan Ryan; Molly Shannon as Brenda Castle; Jonathan Groff as Jesse St. James; Idina Menzel as Shelby; Stephen Tobolowski as Sandy Ryerson
Source: FOX
MR. SCHUESTER FACES AN OLD NEMESIS ON AN ALL-NEW “GLEE” TUESDAY, MAY 18, ON FOX
Neil Patrick Harris (“How I Met Your Mother”), Molly Shannon (“SNL”)
and Idina Menzel (“Wicked”) Guest-Star
Episode Directed by Joss Whedon (“Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” “Dollhouse”)
In an episode directed by Emmy Award winner Joss Whedon, Mr. Schuester’s former high school nemesis, Bryan Ryan (guest star Harris), causes trouble for the glee club. Meanwhile, Rachel struggles with a life-long personal issue, and Artie’s dreams take him on an adventure in the all-new “Dream On” episode of GLEE airing Tuesday, May 18 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (GLE-119) (TV-14 D, L)
Cast: Matthew Morrison as Will Schuester; Jessalyn Gilsig as Terri Schuester; Jane Lynch as Sue Sylvester; Lea Michele as Rachel Berry; Cory Monteith as Finn Hudson; Jayma Mays as Emma Pillsbury; Dianna Agron as Quinn; Chris Colfer as Kurt; Kevin McHale as Artie; Amber Riley as Mercedes; Mark Salling as Puck; Jenna Ushkowitz as Tina
Guest Cast: Naya Rivera as Santana Lopez; Heather Morris as Brittany; Dijon Talton as Matt Rutherford; Harry Shum as Mike Chang; Neil Patrick Harris as Bryan Ryan; Molly Shannon as Brenda Castle; Jonathan Groff as Jesse St. James; Idina Menzel as Shelby; Stephen Tobolowski as Sandy Ryerson
Source: FOX
Glee - New Spoilers About Glee Baby
Ladies and gentle-Gleeks, Baby Drizzle has been born!
You superfans know "Drizzle" is the offspring of Puck (Mark Salling) and Quinn (Dianna Agron), and as boss Ryan Murphy promised, we will see the birth this season.
"I gave birth today, so I went with the braids," Dianna told me last night at a Glee event I moderated at the TV Academy. "It was messy." Here's the scoop you fans need to know:
"I was giving birth to my baby today," Dianna teased to the fans during our Q&A at the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. "They put a real baby on me today and it was so sweet. And I didn't want them to take it away."
The long-awaited birth scene will go down in Glee's season-one finale on June 8. And P.S., no one has been waiting longer than Dianna, who's been rocking that bump while shooting for nearly two years now. "Our choreographer can't wait for me to get rid of the bump," Dianna admitted. "It's the running joke throughout all the dance scenes. 'Would a pregnant woman be doing this?' And I'll say, 'Yes, she needs to stay fit!' "
Executive producer Brad Falchuk insists the birth scene will blow you away. "Dianna was brilliant today. Truly. I'm surprised she's awake and up right now. She was unbelievable today. Wait until you see the scene, because I was convinced I was going to see a baby come out of there." Ew. And awwwww.
So what does this all mean for Quinn and baby daddy Puck? Mark Salling says Puck "wants to step up," but we have to tune in to see whether he does or not. Fair enough.
Sue Sylvester (Jane Lynch) starts falling for Mr. Schuester (Matthew Morrison), and we see the inside of her house, which is wall to wall trophies. "It's like hoarders with trophies," Ryan Murphy jokes.
Despite recent reports, Murphy said he's not sure yet if there will be a second Madonna episode. However, they're hopeful. "She loved the first one, and her people called us and said, 'You know we have other songs.'" Ya don't say. Note to self: Gotta check out this hot up-and-coming artist!
Cory Monteith (Finn) thinks Rachel and Finn are the core relationship and that they "will go the distance." He also admitted that so many of you fans are right: He will be singing Rick Springfield's "Jesse's Girl." And that can only mean bad things for Jesse (Jonathan Groff) and Rachel (Lea Michele).
Kevin McHale on Artie and Tina: "I root for them because they're awkward."
According to Murphy, Coldplay said no in the beginning to their music being used on Glee, but in the past two weeks they called and said, "We were wrong..." Suckas!
Source: EOnline
You superfans know "Drizzle" is the offspring of Puck (Mark Salling) and Quinn (Dianna Agron), and as boss Ryan Murphy promised, we will see the birth this season.
"I gave birth today, so I went with the braids," Dianna told me last night at a Glee event I moderated at the TV Academy. "It was messy." Here's the scoop you fans need to know:
"I was giving birth to my baby today," Dianna teased to the fans during our Q&A at the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. "They put a real baby on me today and it was so sweet. And I didn't want them to take it away."
The long-awaited birth scene will go down in Glee's season-one finale on June 8. And P.S., no one has been waiting longer than Dianna, who's been rocking that bump while shooting for nearly two years now. "Our choreographer can't wait for me to get rid of the bump," Dianna admitted. "It's the running joke throughout all the dance scenes. 'Would a pregnant woman be doing this?' And I'll say, 'Yes, she needs to stay fit!' "
Executive producer Brad Falchuk insists the birth scene will blow you away. "Dianna was brilliant today. Truly. I'm surprised she's awake and up right now. She was unbelievable today. Wait until you see the scene, because I was convinced I was going to see a baby come out of there." Ew. And awwwww.
So what does this all mean for Quinn and baby daddy Puck? Mark Salling says Puck "wants to step up," but we have to tune in to see whether he does or not. Fair enough.
Sue Sylvester (Jane Lynch) starts falling for Mr. Schuester (Matthew Morrison), and we see the inside of her house, which is wall to wall trophies. "It's like hoarders with trophies," Ryan Murphy jokes.
Despite recent reports, Murphy said he's not sure yet if there will be a second Madonna episode. However, they're hopeful. "She loved the first one, and her people called us and said, 'You know we have other songs.'" Ya don't say. Note to self: Gotta check out this hot up-and-coming artist!
Cory Monteith (Finn) thinks Rachel and Finn are the core relationship and that they "will go the distance." He also admitted that so many of you fans are right: He will be singing Rick Springfield's "Jesse's Girl." And that can only mean bad things for Jesse (Jonathan Groff) and Rachel (Lea Michele).
Kevin McHale on Artie and Tina: "I root for them because they're awkward."
According to Murphy, Coldplay said no in the beginning to their music being used on Glee, but in the past two weeks they called and said, "We were wrong..." Suckas!
Source: EOnline
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