Glee is a drama series of musical comedy-dramas that aired on Fox in the United States for six seasons from 2009 to 2015. It focuses on high school New Directions fun clubs competing in the event choir competition circuit, while its members are dealing with relationships, sexuality, and social issues.
The early leads include Spanish club director and teacher (Will History), Will Schuester (Matthew Morrison), cheerleading coach Sue Sylvester (Jane Lynch), counselor counselor Emma Pillsbury (Jayma Mays), Will's wife Terri (Jessalyn Gilsig) and eight clubs. the members played by Dianna Agron, Chris Colfer, Kevin McHale, Lea Michele, Cory Monteith, Amber Riley, Mark Salling and Jenna Ushkowitz. For the second season, former cast members Mike O'Malley, Heather Morris and Naya Rivera were promoted to major players. In the third season the major players remain at fifteen, with Harry Shum, Jr and Darren Criss being promoted for it, while Gilsig and O'Malley no longer accept star billing. The fourth season started with fourteen major players, with Chord Overstreet being promoted, and Mays and Agron moved and relegated to recurring players. The fifth season sees the biggest change, with Monteith's death, and Morris, Riley, Salling, and Shum, all turning to recurring status. At the same time, Jacob Artist, Melissa Benoist, Blake Jenner, Alex Newell and Becca Tobin were promoted to major players and credited like that for the season, although they only appeared in the first thirteen of the twenty episodes, after which New Directions was dissolved and the series shifts to the club's happy alumni in New York City for the remainder of the season. The sixth and last major player of the season was reduced to nine: Colfer, Criss, Lynch, McHale, Michele, Morrison and Overstreet continued from the previous season, Riley returned to major players, and Dot-Marie Jones as football coach Shannon Beiste was promoted for it.
The series has many supporting characters, including faculty members, students and relatives of happy club members. Broadway stars including Idina Menzel, John Lloyd Young, Jonathan Groff, Phoebe Strole and Kristin Chenoweth have been featured in guest roles. A number of major actors were thrown directly from Broadway, while those without a theater background were asked to demonstrate singing and dancing as well as acting skills.
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Casting
In casting Glee , the creator of the series, Ryan Murphy, is looking for actors who can identify in a hurry to star in a theater role. Instead of using traditional network casting calls, Murphy spent three months on Broadway, where he found Matthew Morrison (Will Schuester), who had previously performed on stage at Hairspray and The Light in the Piazza, Lea Michele (Rachel Berry), starring in Spring Awakening , and Jenna Ushkowitz (Tina Cohen-Chang), from Broadway revival The King and I . Rachel's role is specifically written for Michele.
Chris Colfer (Kurt Hummel) initially auditioned for the role of Artie Abrams. Although Colfer had no previous professional experience, Murphy was so impressed with Colfer's appearance that Kurt Hummel's role, named after Kurt's character from The Sound of Music, was created for him.
Auditions of actors without theatrical experience are needed to demonstrate their ability to sing and dance. Jayma Mays (Emma Pillsbury) auditioned with the song "Touch-a, Touch-a, Touch-a, Touch Me" from The Rocky Horror Show , while Cory Monteith (Finn Hudson) initially submitted the recording just acting, and was asked to submit a second music recording, where he sang "RE-music-video 80's version" of REO Speedwagon's "Can not Fight This Feeling". Cory Monteith has regarded casting as "spot on" due to his lack of formal training reflected in his character capabilities, Finn Hudson.
Kevin McHale (Artie Abrams) comes from a boy-band background, having previously been part of the Not Like Them group. She auditioned with the song "Let It Be" and was tested with Colfer and Ushkowitz. McHale explained that the diversity of the player's background reflects the different musical styles in the show itself: "It's a mixture of everything: classic rock, current stuff, R & B. Even musical theater stuff is turned on. Jane Lynch was originally intended to have a recurring role in the show, but became a regular series when the Damon Wayans pilot he did for ABC failed.
Dianna Agron (Quinn Fabray) was the last major actor to be cast, having won the role just days before the pilot began filming. Agron auditioned for Glee from dancing and acting backgrounds. Agron said in a 2009 interview related to the casting session: "I was almost saved at my audition for the show I'm very nervous". With his good looks, Agron certainly saw that part, but the producers wondered if he looked too innocent. Agron said in an interview: "They told me to come back with straight hair and dress sexier.Later that week, I started working." Agron auditioned with Frank Sinatra's "Fly Me to the Moon." The Glee producer says "we are really lucky to find Agron to play Quinn".
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Main characters
Artie Abrams
Arthur "Artie" Abrams (Kevin McHale) is a guitarist and manual paralyzed wheelchair user. McHale describes Artie as a "nerd" who loves the club happily wholeheartedly and uses it as a form of escape. Artie uses a wheelchair because of a spinal cord injury he received in a car accident at the age of eight. During the first season, he begins to accept his disability and the fact that he will never achieve his dream of becoming a dancer. In the first season, he had a relationship with fellow New Directions member Tina Cohen-Chang, who broke up with him at the start of the second season. Artie then loses her virginity to the cheerleader Brittany Pierce, and with encouragement from her former bully, Puck, they start dating. Both remain couple for most of the season before breaking up. In the third season, Artie, then a junior, directs school music and a special television featuring a happy club for local PBS stations. He also directed Grease along with Finn Hudson during his senior year. She was accepted at a film school in New York. She then starts dating Kitty, who encourages her to keep her affair a secret. But then, he revealed it to the Glee Club because he was confident about his love for her. Though he is a prime candidate for being a farewell reader, he loses it to Blaine as a result of his sacrifice for Tina. He went to New York after graduating and joined the Film School. He then tested positive for chlamydia. He returns to Lima in season six to help Brittany and Santana plan their marriage. After Tina's proposal for Mike Chang was rejected, Artie promised that if they were both in ten years that they should marry each other. In the final series, they are dating once more.
McHale joins Glee from a dance background, and finds it hard to adapt to using a wheelchair, but is able to take advantage of his dance abilities in the episode "Dream On", where Artie dances in a shopping mall. during flash mob fantasy sequence. The episode of "Wheels", which puts a focus on Artie and his disability, invites criticism from a committee of players with disabilities, who feel that casting a able-bodied actor to play a disabled student is inappropriate. Unique Adams
Wade "Unique" Adams (Alex Newell) is a recurring character in seasons 3, 4 and 6, and the main character in season 5. He first appeared in the third season episode of "Saturday Night Glee-ver" as the new flagship singer on Vocal Adrenaline who is a fan of Mercedes and Kurt despite competition rivals. Wade is a young trans woman, who wants to appear in the competition as Unique but he has no confidence, until Mercedes and Kurt persuade him. When he appeared on stage in the Glee Club Regionals competition, Unique was a success - so much so that the director of Vocal Adrenaline Jesse St. James decided to build a Nation's group routine around Unique, and to promote it as a choir star. Unique dismay by publicity and pressure, but after small talks from Kurt and Mercedes, perform and win the MVP award in the Nationals competition, though Vocal Adrenaline comes in both New Directions. In his fourth season, he moved to McKinley where he became part of the New Directions. He develops a crush on Ryder, but is too scared to demonstrate it, so he creates a fake account to get near him. At the end of the fourth season, Ryder learns that Unik has been behind a fake account and he tells him that he will never talk to her again. Although, she feels more confident about herself ever since she joined the New Directions, she is still struggling with others to accept herself. He, along with several other members of the New Directions moved to another school when the Glee Club was disbanded. Unique returns during the sixth season to assist and support Coach Beiste with his decision to conduct sex change operations. Newell is the first runner-up in The Glee Project 's season, and the prize is two episodes in Glee . The possibilities for the characters were eventually depicted during the Project episode as "the lovechild of Kurt and Mercedes". In addition to his second appearance on "Nationals", he also appeared briefly in the episode "Props".
In the fourth season premiere, a unique transfer to McKinley High and join the New Directions. She began appearing as the girl in the episode during school hours, although the pressure she experienced from her classmates appeared in men's suits. Although some staff or students at McKinley did not recognize Unique to the woman, others were more receptive. In the fifth episode, "Your Role Born to Play", she tries and plays a role in Rizzo's female role for school musical, Grease, but Sue Sylvester tells her parents in the next episode, "Glease", and they pull it off the show. Later in the season (starting from the episode "Feud"), she chatted with a crush on Ryder Lynn (Blake Jenner) as a blonde girl named Katie to create a relationship between them. In the last episode of the season - "All or Nothing", Ryder discovers that Unique is actually Katie and therefore left the club glee. In "The End of Twerk", the Unique problem of using the school toilet is revealed and Mr. Shue makes a deal with Sue that Unique can have a key to one of the teachers unisex private toilets and the club will happily stop twerking. She was then transferred to another school by Sue Sylvester because she wanted to wipe out all the remaining Glee Club members at school. Unique returns in Season 6 to support Beiste Coach after Transgender surgery and he is seen in a brief last appearance on stage with Ryder and Joe.
Blaine Anderson
Blaine Devon Anderson (Darren Criss) is a recurring character in season 2 and the main character in season 3-6. She was introduced as an open gay student at Dalton Academy and a member of The Warblers, a rival of Sectionals and Regionals from New Directions. While Blaine was originally a recurring character, Criss was promoted to major players for the third season. The character is a love interest for Kurt, although in the episode "Blaming it on Alcohol", he and Rachel have a brief love affair, so Blaine reaffirms his identity as gay. Murphy states, "Darren has a major major... He kind of became Kurt's mentor and then maybe love - he had to leave his own school because of bullying and go to all-boy academy and get acceptance because the school had a policy of no-oppression, zero tolerance. "Blaine became a role model for Kurt, who developed a crush on him. During the "Original Song", Blaine realizes she's responding to Kurt's feelings, and they kiss. At the start of the third season, Blaine decides to move to McKinley to be with Kurt, and joins New Directions. Both have their first sexual experience in the episode "The First Time". Blaine was injured during a confrontation between New Directions and Warblers, and performed eye surgery to repair the damage. His relationship with Kurt was then strained by Kurt's desire to leave for New York after graduation, which would separate the two at least until Blaine graduated the following year, but both rectified everything, and were still a couple at the end of the school. year.
At the beginning of his senior year, Blaine became a vocalist of New Directions and successfully encouraged Kurt to follow his dream in New York City. Blaine managed to run for senior class president. Kurt accidentally withdrew from Blaine due to his Vogue.com apprenticeship; confused, Blaine deceives Kurt. After acknowledging Kurt about his affair, Kurt broke all ties. Hunter Clarington (Nolan Gerard Funk), the new captain of the Dalton Academy Warblers, tried to convince Blaine to return to Warblers. Blaine becomes conflicted, but Sam Evans (Chord Overstreet) finally assures him that, despite doing bad things, Blaine is still a good person and an important member of the New Directions. Kurt began to improve their relationship on "Thanksgiving" and they spent Christmas together in New York City. She then deals with Kurt at Will's wedding where Kurt insists that they will not be a couple. He became Sam's best friend, developed a little crush on him that he later defeated (and which Sam thinks is flattering). Tina keeps a crush on Blaine, but she realizes her stupidity and becomes her friend. He, along with Sam reveals the cheats made by Warblers and gets the New Directions slot at Regionals, which they eventually won.
He then reconciled with Kurt and married him, getting help from some other performance choirs. Later, she auditioned for NYADA and entered. After graduation, he moved with Kurt in New York. But then, both decided to have their own space for some time and Blaine decided to share a room with Sam, who also moved to New York. Kurt asks Blaine to sing a song with her in front of an influential influential donor, June Dolloway, who came to school for her first dance studio. June was interested in Blaine and decided to hold a one-night show for Blaine. Blaine wanted to involve Kurt in it but he refused. Blaine lies to Kurt and tells him that he will also sing a song in the showcase. When Kurt finds a lie, he is very upset, but they finally reconcile and Kurt decides to support his fiancé. At the showcase, Blaine invites Kurt to do the last duet with him until June, but he enjoys the show and praises them. Blaine then moved in with Kurt.
Kurt finally broke off their engagement because he did not feel ready to get married. Blaine became depressed, so much so that she did poorly in NYADA and was expelled from school. He returns to Lima and starts training the Warblers and he also starts dating Dave Karofsky, who comes as a surprise to Kurt when he realizes that he still loves Blaine and goes to Lima to get it back. Blaine then gets stuck in the elevator with Kurt, as part of Sue's plan to get them back together, and she demands that they kiss to get out, which they finally do. They kissed again as they sang together during Rachel's farewell party. Blaine then broke up with Karofsky and returned with Kurt. They married with Brittany and Santana. They then moved back to New York when Blaine was accepted at NYU and Kurt returned to NYADA. After five years, both are successful actors, and they also give performances to the LGBT community and teach the students at school to receive everyone. They will be fathers, with Rachel as their successors.
Beiste Coach
Shannon (later Sheldon) Beiste (Dot-Marie Jones) is a recurring character in seasons 2-5 and the main character in season 6. He was introduced as a new football coach for McKinley High Titans in "Audition", the second season premiere episode. He came to William McKinley High on a good note to train a successful football team, and Principal Figgins (Iqbal Theba) increased his football program budget by reducing the cheerleading and cheerful club budget, which warned coach Sue Sylvester (Jane Lynch) and director Will Schuester (Matthew Morrison), respectively, and pushed them into temporary alliances against him. Beiste is disappointed with their irreverence, but forgives Will when he apologizes and continues to develop friendships with him. He contemplates resigning as a coach after learning that some students have fantasized about him to curb their passion while making out. Will asks students to apologize and get forgiveness. When hostility antagonism between the glee football team and non-glee faction, Beiste forced the entire football team to work with the glee club for a week; despite facing resistance and setbacks, the plan finally succeeded and the team won the championship game.
In the third season, Beiste continues as a football coach, and is recruited by Will to harmonize the West Side Story musical with counselor Emma Pillsbury (Jayma Mays) and Artie. He ordered his soccer team to play Jets at the show. He also took on the task of running school elections. In the episode "The First Time" he started dating Ohio State football guides Cooter Menkins (Eric Bruskotter), who sought talent at McKinley but found in "I Kissed a Girl" that Sue had become his rival for Cooter's affection just as he realized that he loved her, thus pushing his first solo song, "Jolene". She then tells Emma and Sue, in the episode "Yes/No", that she and Cooter are impulsively married. A few months later, in the episode "Choke", she was beaten by her husband, Cooter, and given a black eye. Although initially convinced by Sue and Roz Washington (NeNe Leakes) to leave for his own safety, Beiste then returns home and gives Cooter a second chance, though he eventually leaves it and returns his wedding ring. In season 4, she reveals that she has romantic feelings for Will but Will does and she tries to help her by making her into an online dating profile. Will finds a match for him, Ken Tanaka, whose job he has taken over. In season 5, he helped Puck move after Finn's death.
In the sixth season, after difficulties came to terms, Beiste came out as a transgender and although he got a reply from a rival school, Will, Sam and Unik helped him make the transition from Shannon to Sheldon. He is also seen in the last show of the show.
One article describes Beiste as "a wounded giant - a 40-year-old who has never been kissed," and Jones's portrayal of him as "humorous and heartbreaking". Jones had previously worked with Glee co-creators Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk on Nip/Tuck, and when he met with Falchuk at a local supermarket he said he told him, " Write me something ', just joking, you know, but not really. "However, he was shocked to hear from his agent two months later that Murphy had done it. He knows a bit about his initial role: "When I sign my contract, it does not even have a character name - just two quotes." In his acting career, Jones has "played every possible tough girl", and in early 2012 described Beiste's role as one of "where I can still be a tough, but vulnerable, heart-loving and passionate coach." Jones received an Emmy nomination for an Extraordinary Guest Actress in a Comedy Series for her work as Beiste in the second season of Glee , and submitted her performance in the episode "Never Been Kissed" for the final assessment. She is one of three actresses of the event to be nominated in that category in 2011; the winner is the other Glee nominee Gwyneth Paltrow. She is also part of a gang ensemble nominated in December 2011 for an Extraordinary Performance by Ensemble in the Comedy Series award at the 18th Screen Actors Guild Awards. In 2012, Jones is nominated for another Emmy, the only actor of Glee nominated that year.
Rachel Berry
Rachel Barbra Berry (Lea Michele) is the main character and is a member of the "strong, pushed" glee club, misunderstood by his peers. Michele takes part in Glee because of Rachel's characterization, explaining: "Not only is she a singer, but she has so many hearts - I think that's what we need on TV." Michele describes the first thirteen episodes of the series as: "Rachel's journey finds herself in a happy club", explains that: "She learned how to be a team player and work in this group."
Rachel has a relationship with Finn throughout the series. He briefly comes out with his best friend Puck, and then the date of Jesse St James (Jonathan Groff), lead singer of rival glee club Vocal Adrenaline, who eventually betrays him in favor of his club. Rachel, who has two gay fathers, found that Vocal Adrenaline coach Shelby Corcoran (Idina Menzel) was her biological mother, but both failed to establish a relationship. At the end of the first season, Finn confessed his love. They dated during the summer and for several episodes in season two, but broke up when Rachel made Puck in retaliation for Finn lied about losing her virginity to Santana in the first season. At the end of the second season, they renewed their relationship after the Nationals in New York, though Rachel warned Finn that she would return to New York forever after she graduated. At the start of the third season, Rachel plays Maria in the production of West Side Story school, and she and Finn have sex for the first time. In the new year, Finn asks Rachel to marry him, and she accepts it. Although she blew her audition for a New York dram art college, NYADA, her National appearance in Chicago served as a repetition and she was finally accepted, but Finn was rejected from New York school. After graduation, on their wedding day, Finn drove him to the train station and announced he would go to New York without him.
In NYADA, Rachel struggled to impress her dance teacher, Cassandra July, and started a new romance with Brody Weston's sister. Santana, who moved to New York and lived with Rachel and Kurt, was suspicious of Brody; he initially believed he was a drug dealer, but later found out he was a male companion, and got Finn to come to New York and confront Brody. Brody and Rachel broke up. Rachel auditioned for Funny Girl and she got the role. Finn's death greatly affected him. Rachel's friendship with Santana split when Santana audition became his subordinate and was given a job. Both are reconciled after both return to Lima when the New Direction is dissolved by Sue. He left NYADA because he felt that he could not divide his time between school and Broadway. Funny Girl opening night was a huge success, but she later left the musicals to be on a TV show. Show canceled after one episode; he is depressed and returns to Lima and tries to revive the excited club with the help of Kurt, who is on leave from NYADA. After a successful season with New Directions, he requested to be rehired in NYADA, and finally chose to return despite being offered another role on Broadway. He also returned with Jesse, whom he later married. In 2020, he became the surrogate mother for Kurt and Blaine, and won the Tony award, thanking Will for his support.
Mike Chang
Michael Robert "Mike" Chang, Jr. (Harry Shum, Jr.) is a football player and dancer who joins New Directions in the episode "Preggers". Shum states that Mike is shy, and that he joins the club happily even though it is a "social suicide" because "he finally finds a place where he can express himself and feel welcome". Originally a supporter character without his own story line, Mike was slowly developed by series writers. In the last episode of season one, Mike says that before New Directions, "I'm afraid to dance outside my room." In the second season he started dating Tina, and gave his first musical with a duet "Sing!" from A Chorus Line . He was then selected to perform a dance routine with Brittany for Sectionals in "Special Education". He performed his first solo dance performance in "A Night of Neglect". Mike states that he is a senior in the three premier season, "The Purple Piano Project", and Shum as Mike is promoted to the lead role for the third season of the event. Mike tried to get out to school musical, West Side Story, contrary to his father's wishes, and briefly unknown to him, though his father later came to understand Mike's desire to become a dancer and support his decision to leave. to college for dancing. Mike was awarded a scholarship to attend Joffrey Ballet's school in Chicago, and graduated at the end of the season. She and Tina are still in pairs at the end of the year, but she broke up with him during the summer. During the fourth season, Mike visits McKinley from Joffrey on four occasions: to help Artie and Finn direct the school musical, Grease ; to assist the choreography of New Directions for Sectionals and Regional songs later; and attended the first wedding ceremony of Will and Emma being canceled.
Tina Cohen-Chang
Tina Cohen-Chang (Jenna Ushkowitz) auditions for the club excited by the song "I Kissed a Girl" by Katy Perry. She was originally dressed up in school-girls like clothing and gothic-style outfits. She went on a date with Artie, and confided to him that she had been pretending to be obstructed from speech since sixth grade, explaining that she wanted to drive people out, but now she is part of the happy club, she no longer wants that. Their relationship continues until the end of the first year. Tina and Mike Chang were advisers at the Asian Camp during the summer, and they fell in love; Tina officially rested with Artie at the start of the second season, and she and Mike are still in love when the school year ends, the only relation in the club happy to survive throughout the school year, and the longest interrupted relationship between members since the club was formed. In his third season, his first year and last year, he helps Mike when he decides to try school music and then enrolls in a dance school, and tells Rachel and the other girls that he had sex for the first time with Mike during the summer, lost her virginity. Tina broke up with Mike during the summer after she graduated. He developed a brief obsessive crush on Blaine, but later diminished and turned into a close friendship.
Sam Evans
Sam Evans (Chord Overstreet) is a transfer student who joins the football team in season two. Encouraged by Finn to audition for New Directions, he joins the men in the group in a "Billionaire" appearance, the same song that Overstreet studios tested for Glee . Despite some doubts about its effect on his social status, Sam eventually joins the glee club. With Finn and Rachel quietly, he and Quinn partnered up for, and won, a duet competition in the group, after which their winning dinner turned into a first date; wins then netted their lead performance in sectionals. It becomes a relationship, but Quinn is then unfaithful to him, reliving romance with Finn. In the episode "Comeback", Sam makes a last attempt to win back, but ends the relationship after finding out from Santana that Quinn is having an affair with Finn. At some point after going to the junior prom together, Sam and Mercedes began quietly dating. His family moved to Kentucky during the summer, but Finn and Rachel convinced him to return to New Directions at the end of that autumn to compete in Sectionals. Although Mercedes has a new girlfriend, she wants to get it back. In the fourth season, he develops friendships with Blaine and Brittany, the latter being a romantic relationship.
After casting Overstreet, media speculation suggested Sam might be created as a boyfriend for Kurt. Overstreet then confirms this, but states that the storyline has been adapted to pair Sam with Quinn, as a result of the chemistry that the detection producers have between themselves and Agron. Overstreet left the show when his choice to become a regular series in season three was not taken, but he returned as Sam in the eighth episode of the third season for a multi-episode bow. On October 24, 2011, Murphy officially announced that Sam would return as a recurring character, "just in time for the Sectionals". Overstreet was promoted to major players in the fourth season.
Quinn Fabray
Quinn Fabray (Dianna Agron), was introduced as Finn's boyfriend, cheerleading squad and celibacy president. He is described by Agron as Rachel's enemy, and "horrible, cruelest girl." Quinn joins the club delightedly because Finn is a member, and since cheerleading coach Sue Sylvester wants her to bring the club down from inside. He oscillates between the desired reception, which he finds in the New Direction, and wants popularity, which he finds in Cheerios. She reveals to Finn that she is pregnant and tells him that her baby is hers, even though her real father is Finn's best friend, Puck. Eventually the deception was revealed, and Quinn decided to hand over the baby. Terri Scheuster tried several times to make Quinn agree to give her baby after birth so she can continue her fraud that she is pregnant with her husband, Will. However, at the end of the season, Quinn gave birth to her daughter, whom Puck named Beth, and she was adopted by Vocal Adrenaline coach Shelby Corcoran (Idina Menzel), Rachel's mother.
At the start of the second season, Quinn rejoins with Cheerios and returns to captain, regaining his popularity, though later in the season he stops to remain loyal to New Directions. She started a relationship with Sam Evans (Chord Overstreet) in "Duets" but was then unfaithful to him, reviving romance with Finn. In the episode "Comeback", Sam makes a last attempt to win back, but ends the relationship after finding out from Santana that Quinn is having an affair with Finn. Quinn and Finn returned together, though Finn finally realized his true feelings for Rachel, and broke up with Quinn. It also reveals that Quinn's real name is Lucy Quinn Fabray and she was once oppressed for being fat, and finally decided to undergo a nose surgery.
During the summer between season two and three, Quinn undergoes a transformation: she colores her hair, gets a tattoo and a nose ring, and takes smoking behind the bench with her new click of Skanks. However, in "I Am Unicorn", when Shelby Corcoran joins McKinley's high faculty and speaks with Quinn about involvement in Beth's life, Quinn pretends to clear his acting and return to the New Directions. What he meant was not just Beth's life, but to get full custody of his daughter. His efforts to prove Shelby a mother who is not worth failing; finally, he realized with the help of Rachel that Shelby was Beth's real mother, and stopped trying to recapture Beth. Shelby resigned and left McKinley. Quinn later received a college admission letter from Yale. At the end of "On My Way", while driving to Finn and Rachel's wedding, her car was hit by a truck and she suffered a spinal cord injury that required her to use a wheelchair for several weeks. He can finally walk again, and even dance in the show with the club happily.
He made short appearances during seasons four, five and six. In the fourth season, she is seen forming a friendship with Kitty, visiting Rachel with Santana to convince her not to do naked scenes, and connecting with Santana twice while getting drunk at Will and Emma's wedding. Quinn returns for two episodes during the fifth season and becomes Puck's boyfriend again. For season six, he helps Rachel and Kurt with their new excited club and helps Becky with her new boyfriend.
Finn Hudson
Finn Hudson (Cory Monteith) heard the singing in McKinley High locker bathroom bathroom by Will Schuester and then blackmailed to try the glee club, New Directions. As a quarterback of the school football team, and arguably one of McKinley's most popular pupils, Finn risked being isolated by his friends to join the glee club. She was dating Quinn's cheerleader, but contrary to her growing feelings for Rachel. Quinn then tells Finn that she is pregnant and she is his father. Finn intends to support him, without realizing the real father of his friend Puck. She has premature ejaculation problems, which leads her to believe she is the father of a Quinn baby despite the fact that they never had sex. When he discovers the truth, he breaks up with Quinn and turns to chase after Rachel. In the first season, he confessed his love before the New Direction appeared in the Regionals, and the second season found Finn and Rachel as a couple.
The bustle of the strife forced the two to separate, although Finn managed to win back Rachel in the second season after Rachel alerted him that after graduation he would leave Ohio for good. In the third season, Finn proposes to Rachel and finally accepts. They graduate at the end of the season, but while Rachel enters New York school, Finn does not; on their wedding day, he instead sends him to New York without him to fulfill his dream, and Finn enlists in the army to follow in the footsteps of his late father. She had not been in touch with Rachel or Kurt for several months. He appeared suddenly that fell during the fourth season of the show, while Rachel attended NYADA, after she had been given an early return from the army. He felt that he was not in his world in New York, back to Lima without telling him. He then broke up with her.
In Lima, Finn works at his stepfather's Burt shop, and Artie asks for his help there to direct the school musical, Grease , which is Finn's suggestion. When Rachel comes to see the musical in "Glease", their reunion does not go well, and they agree to refrain from contact when Rachel visits Lima in the future. Will take time off to become a member of the blue ribbon panel in Washington, DC, and choose Finn as his temporary replacement; he took over in "Dynamic Duets". Although he had a difficult start in position, they came to accept him as their leader. Finn turned to Emma Pillsbury school counselor, Will's fiance, for help on a number of occasions; when she feels panicked about arranging her marriage to Will, she kisses her. Emma finally gets up at the altar and disappears, and though Finn helps Will find her, she still feels guilty over the kiss, and confesses to Will. This ends their work in directing the New Direction. One happy club member, Marley Rose, told Finn that he was a good teacher, and he immediately enrolled in college to pursue a teaching degree. He then went to New York after being told by Santana that Rachel Brody's live girlfriend was the escort, and physically attacked Brody, warning her to "get away from my future wife." Finn's last character was seen in the episode of "Sweet Dreams" hoping Rachel was lucky in her Funny Girl audition. Actor Cory Monteith died of a drug overdose in July 2013, and the award for Monteith and his character was held in the episode "The Quarterback". At the last moment "Dreams Come True" a plaque indicates that the auditorium has been named after him.
Burt Hummel
Burm Hummel (Mike O'Malley) is Kurt's father and Finn's stepfather to whom Kurt came out in the episode "Preggers". Both James Poniewozik for Left and Tim Stack for Entertainment Weekly praised O'Malley's performance in the storyline, with Poniewozik also commenting: "the fact that Dad [...] ended not to be the nonsense we think he will be one of the first signs that Glee grow as the series, which has shaped the world of primary color stereotypes, is now willing to subvert them hope. "Initially cast members repeated, O ' Malley was promoted to the regular series for the second season, though he returned to the recurring players for the third and fourth seasons.
During the first season, Kurt acted as a matchmaker for Burt and Carole Hudson (Romy Rosemont), Finn's widowed mother. He feels abandoned when Burt and Finn are tied up, but Burt assures him that he will always come first. Burt and Carole intermittently lived together, until he threw Finn out for using homophobic reproaches against Kurt. In the second season, Burt suffered a heart attack but recovered. She and Carole are married, using their vows to express pride in their son. In the third season, Burt held a writing campaign for Congress against top candidate Sue Sylvester, and won. He splits his time between Washington and Lima, acting as a father to Kurt and Finn, and was there with Carole for both regional competitions showing the choir and the graduation of their two sons. He sent Kurt to New York in the fall, and when he visited on Christmas, reveals that he was recently treated for prostate cancer, and it seems it has been caught in time. Her doctor told her that she was cancer free a few months later.
Kurt Hummel
Kurt Hummel (Chris Colfer) is a singer bluffed by the football team. She has a high vocal range, and is identified by Fox as a soprano singer. His voice can actually be described as countertenor. Colfer initially auditioned for Artie's role, but Murphy was so impressed by his appearance that Kurt's role was created for him, replacing a character named Rajish who was originally meant to be a happy club member. The character name comes from Kurt von Trapp's The Sound of Music , which Colfer has played in musical productions, and the German Hummel statue because of his skin. Colfer describes Kurt as "the tough guy in the designer clothes", explaining that he's "very confident," I'm better than you, but underneath it all he is both anxious and scared of all teenagers at some point. " first, Kurt appeared as gay and developed a crush on Finn.He also joined the football team as a kicker, with the help of Finn, and the cheerleading squad as a singer, although he finally quit.In "Wheels" episode, he competes with Rachel to " Defying Gravity "from Wicked Murphy chose a song after Colfer delivered a story from his own school days, in which his drama teacher refused to let him sing it because of his sex.Kurt became Finn's half brother later on in the second season when their parents married.
After Dave Karofsky suppressed him into depression at the start of the second season, Kurt became close friends with an open gay student at Dalton College, named Blaine Anderson. After Karofsky kissed Kurt in the heat of an argument, Karofsky blackmailed him to remain calm, saying that if Kurt told anyone about the kiss they shared, he would kill him. Kurt transfers to Dalton Academy to avoid further harassment as a result. Kurt then joins the choir of the Dalton show, The Warblers, and falls in love with Blaine. Both then start a relationship. Kurt eventually returned to McKinley, and they officially declared their love at the end of the second season, and at the start of the third season, Blaine transferred to McKinley to be with Kurt. Both have their first sexual experience on the episode "The First Time", and are still a couple at the end of the school year, although Blaine still has another year of high school after Kurt graduated. Kurt and Rachel both signed up to the same New York drama school, NYADA. Kurt became a finalist, and impressed the school dean in his audition; he found his graduation day, however, that he was not accepted, despite Rachel. In the first episode of the fourth season, "The New Rachel", Kurt and Rachel get a shared apartment in New York. Kurt got an apprentice at Vogue.com and accidentally withdrew from Blaine; confused, Blaine deceives Kurt. After acknowledging Kurt about his affair, Kurt broke all ties. He then tries to get into NYADA and Carmen Tibideaux asks him to perform a song on the spot to get into NYADA. She sings "Being Alive" and gets applause for her performance and goes to NYADA. Kurt began improving his relationship with Blaine on "Thanksgiving" and they spent Christmas together in New York City. He also learned that his father had cancer. He met Adam, an English student and crushed him briefly. She deals with Blaine at Will and Emma's wedding though she insists that they are not back together. Later in New York, Kurt confessed to Adam that although he tried hard to forget Blaine, he could not do it. Although Kurt can not afford the time for Vogue.com, Isabel's mentor is not ready to release it yet. He went to Lima for his father's test and was relieved to know that Burt was in danger. And he remained for the Regionals at Blaine's insistence.
Kurt then returns with Blaine and accepts Blaine's proposal to marry. He returned to New York and started his own band "Pamela-Lansbury". He recruited Elliot, Dani, Santana and Rachel to become his bandmates. Though he was a bit skeptical about Elliot's intentions at first, then he found a good friend in him. Later, Blaine moved in with her after her graduation and Kurt began to feel that she lost her identity. They both decided to take things slow and Blaine decided to move. Kurt was destroyed as he tried to help a gay boy beaten up but he felt proud and confident after the incident. He became popular in NYADA and it caused discomfort at Blaine. She then convinced Blaine about her love and they both decided to go on a healthy diet ever since. Kurt asks Blaine to appear with him in front of June Dolloway who is interested in Blaine. But Kurt assures Blaine that he will support her, no matter what. Blaine lied to Kurt that she should perform in a work organized by June for Blaine. When Kurt learned about the lie, he hit Blaine. But then, Kurt made peace with Blaine and promised to support him. Blaine, then surprised everyone when she asked Kurt to do the last duet with him until June's disappointment. But June liked their performance and praised them. Blaine moved with Kurt.
Kurt broke up with Blaine because he did not feel ready to get married, but realizes that he still loves her and returns to Lima to help Rachel revive New Directions and also get Blaine back. However, Blaine has moved on and dated Dave Karofsky. Kurt is then trapped in the elevator along with Blaine by Sue who wants them back together; to escape, they meet Sue's request that they kiss each other. They end up continuing their relationship and getting married in a double ceremony with Brittany and Santana. After the club happily won the Nationals, Kurt and Blaine moved to New York where he finished his school at NYADA and graduated. By 2020, they are both famous actors who also teach students at school to receive everyone. They became parents with Rachel as their successor.
Mercedes Jones
Mercedes Jones (Amber Riley) is "diva-in-training who refuses to support" with "talent for fashion". At the start of season one, Mercedes developed a crush on Kurt, unaware that he was gay. He was injured when he refused, but supported when he confessed to his sexuality. After this, the two became close friends. Disappointed that never received a solo song, Mercedes and Kurt joined the cheerleading squad, Cheerios, as the vocalist. He had dated Puck, but finally broke with him and quit the Cheerios, afraid of turning into someone he did not want. She befriended Quinn when the former cheerleader who was pregnant gave her advice while on duty at Cheerios, and when Quinn was not happy to have stayed at Puck's house, invited Quinn to move with her family. When Quinn gave birth, he requested that Mercedes be present for the delivery of his son. After the junior prom, Mercedes and Sam started dating quietly, but he moved over the summer. Mercedes has a new boyfriend, Shane, at the start of the third season. In the third episode, Mercedes quit the club excited and joined the new club, rivals McKinley show choir, Troubletones, run by Shelby Corcoran, then recruited Santana and Brittany to join him. When the Troubletones lost the Sectionals to New Directions and Shelby stopped, they returned to the New Directions. Sam returns to McKinley and tries to revive his romance with Mercedes. He still has feelings for her, and eventually breaks up with Shane, though he refuses to date Sam while he is not sure of his true feelings. Sam continues to support him, and the YouTube video that he posts the results of singing Mercedes in he was offered a job as a backup singer in Los Angeles after he graduated. In the fourth season, Mercedes has moved there and taken classes at UCLA as well as being a backup singer, although he returned to help with school music, for Thanksgiving, and for his wedding. Schuester. Eventually he gave up to make the album after his producers forced him to show more skin on his CD cover.
Santana Lopez
Santana Lopez (Naya Rivera) is a cheerleader who joins the glee club in the episode of "Showmance". Initially the spy of cheerleading coach Sue Sylvester, she came to enjoy the club's participation. His romantic relationship with fellow members of Puck and Sam was followed by the realization that he fell in love with his best friend, Brittany. Fearing out as a lesbian, Santana uses football athletes Dave Karofsky - who is also locked up - as a beard to improve his heterosexual façade and to increase his chances of becoming a prom queen, though he fails on the latter.
Starting as a small antagonist, Santana's role became more prominent in the second half of the first season, and he became the main character in the second season. Rivera characterizes Santana as "a little bit of a naughty girl", tending to sarcastic remarks. Although he declared in May 2009 that Santana "loves a boy", he then considers Brittany as his soul mate. In March 2011, Falchuk asserted, "Santana is a lesbian, she may not be ready to go out yet, but she is."
During the third season of the premiere, as a show of loyalty to Sue, he participated in the setting of one of the burning and dismissed glee club pianos from New Directions by Mr. Schuester. He returned briefly to the club, and then left it for a new, rival McKinley show choir, Troubletones, run by Shelby Corcoran, but when the Troubletones lost to the New Directions in Sectionals and disbanded, he returned again. He started dating Brittany. It was initially kept secret, but after being exiled as a lesbian by Finn, the relationship became common knowledge. Because of this, Santana is not recognized by his grandmother. The New Direction, however, supports Santana during its release period. At Brittany's suggestion, Sue arranged for Santana to get a cheerleader scholarship for the top college program, although on graduation, Santana decided she wanted to go to New York to perform, and her mother gave her money to help fund the effort. But he changed his mind during the summer and received a cheerleader scholarship, who went to school in Louisville, Kentucky, then broke up with Brittany because of the distance. In the episode "Diva", Santana has dropped out of college, and at Brittany's suggestion, moved with Kurt and Rachel in New York. In the episode "Tina in the Sky with Diamonds", Santana meets and starts dating a waitress at Spotlight Diner, Dani (Demi Lovato). Santana then returned with Brittany in the last season, and married her, along with Blaine and Kurt.
Ryder Lynn
Ryder Lynn is played by Blake Jenner, the winner of the The Glee Project second season. He made his first appearance in the fifth episode of the fourth season. He is a second year student at McKinley High School and plays football. Finn notices something special about him and encourages Ryder to audition for the upcoming production of Grease school. Ryder attempted a duet with Finn and was selected as the lead for the musical alongside Marley Rose (Melissa Benoist). Before production began, he found Marley trying to make himself vomit in the bathroom. She helps her with her pride issues and kisses her when Jake Puckerman (Jacob Artist) sees. Ryder joins the glee club in the episode of Dynamic Duets and the romantic tension builds up between him and Marley. Jake and Ryder start competing to get Marley's affection. Finn wants their competition to end and he gives them the task to sing a duet together. The duet ends up in another fight between them and Finn asks them to reveal their greatest fears to each other. When Jake gives Ryder a note with his fear written on it, Ryder asks him to be a man and say it directly. When Jake expressed his fear, Ryder stepped back. Jake tells him to be a man too, and Ryder admits he's asking Jake to say it out loud because he can not read what the letter says. Jake tells Finn about this and Finn convinces Ryder to do a test to see what's wrong with him. The test proves that Ryder suffers from dyslexia. He is directed to a professional and begins treatment to improve his lessons. Later, when Jake was chosen, Ryder stood up for him and thanked Jake for helping him with the problem and both started a friendship. When Jake and Marley start dating, Ryder struggles with his feelings for her. However, appreciating his friendship with Jake and Marley's happiness, Ryder decides to suppress his feelings and be happy for them. In the I Do episode, Ryder helps Jake plan Valentine's Day for Marley, coming up with romantic ideas and when Jake says that he relies on having sex with Marley, Ryder says he's not ready for it. Marley then thanks Ryder for his romantic gesture, saying he knows he is behind them and Ryder finally kisses her. He then apologized to Jake and Marley, saying it was inappropriate.
In the episode of Feud, Ryder has an interest in online love called Katie, whom he shares all his secrets, only to know that he is being defeated. She later discovers that "Katie" is someone in the club happy when she calls the number while in the choir and the phone goes off. In the episode of Lights Out, Ryder confesses at the club happily and tells them that she was persecuted by her nanny when she was 11 years old and she has trouble believing people because of it. Some people think it's great and they say he should not feel embarrassed. Later in the episode, Kitty (Becca Tobin) tells Ryder that she understands how she feels because she's having the same situation and two bonds. Kitty starts liking Ryder and she says they can try together when she finds out who "Katie" is. Kitty is injured and tells her not to. At the end of the season All or Not, Ryder demands to know who captured him and Unik later revealed himself. Ryder was furious and announced he was leaving New Directions after Regionals.
In season five, Ryder returned to the New Direction, contrary to his statement at the end of the previous season. Ryder continues to chase Marley, and even goes out on a date with him after breaking up with Jake in the episode "Movin 'Out". However, Marley dumped him at the end of the episode and showed little progress until they were national, when Ryder and Jake decided to help him further with his songwriting.
Brittany S. Pierce
Brittany Susan Pierce (Heather Morris) is a cheerleader who joins the club excitedly with Quinn and Santana in the episode of "Showmance". Prior to appearing on Glee , Morris is a background dancer for BeyoncÃÆ' © Knowles. He was originally hired as a choreographer to teach the cast of Colfer and Ushkowitz dance "Single Lady". A week later, he was cast as Brittany. Morris had a recurring role throughout the first season, and was promoted to the regular series for the second season. Many of the Brittany lines were not written down, and instead were designed by Murphy during the filming, or improvisations by Morris. Morris describes Brittany as "utterly insane". He is used by series writers to say things that no other characters, to the point that Morris considers some of his sentences unreasonable. Brittany character traits include finding confusing recipes, deceiving classmates who are intellectually disabled and not knowing his right hand from his left hand. She made her singing debut in the season two episodes of "Britney/Brittany", performing three songs - "I'm a 4 U slave", "Me Against the Music" and "Toxic" - all by Britney Spears. Brittany has a physical relationship with Santana, where Santana gave Brittany a betta in the 2nd season episode of "Duets"; in that episode Brittany also has a brief romance with Artie that leads to a more serious relationship later in the season. He quit the cheerleading team at "The Sue Sylvester Shuffle". In the episode "New York", Brittany tells Santana that she loves her more than she loves others. In the third season, he was elected president of the senior class, defeating Kurt. He and Santana officially started dating, and after Santana was defeated by Finn, they were open about their relationship. Their relationship ended, when Santana broke up with him because of the distance. He then develops a relationship with Sam. Jarrett Wieselman of the New York Post has compared Morris as Brittany with Lynch as Sue, thinking of it as "one of the funniest two bananas on TV". During season 6, his parents told Brittany that his real father was Stephen Hawking. Later, at his marriage and Santana, he convinces Blaine and Kurt to marry them as a joint ceremony.
Emma Pillsbury
Emma Pillsbury (Jayma Mays) is a school counselor counselor who has OCD, with obsessions and compulsions primarily focusing on contamination and cleanliness. She has romantic feelings for Will. Mays has considered Emma an "amazing" character to play, explaining: "I do not find that a woman's character is always written with a lot of depth, but she is very well-defined on the page.Sure, she's afraid of germs and love with married men , so see it as a sound sense for extraordinary children. " Glee costume designer Lou Eyrich chose a" weird "outfit for Emma, ​​to reflect her" sunny disposition ". In an effort to forget Will, Emma began dating with football coach Ken Tanaka, engaged to her in the episode "Vitamin D". However, when Will can not attend the competition with the glee club, Emma volunteers to take them in her place, putting off her own wedding with a few hours. Recognizing his constant feelings for Will, Ken broke with her on their wedding day. Emma proposes her resignation as a mentor, but when she leaves school, Will finds her and stops her with a kiss. She reveals to Will that she is a virgin, but does not walk with her plan to lose her virginity to him. At the end of the first season, he says Will has started dating a dentist named Carl Howell, and in the second season his relationship with Carl (John Stamos) blooms to the point that they married in Las Vegas in the episode "Special Education". It is later revealed in the episode "Sexy" that her marriage to Carl is facing difficulties and has not been perfected. She admits that she still has feelings for Will, and she and Carl are separated; he then requested the cancellation of their marriage. She started getting treatment for her OCD in "Born This Way". When the third season begins, he and Will will live together. In the mid-season episode of "Yes/No", Will asks Emma to marry him, and she accepts. In the second episode from the back, "Citizens", Emma and Will have sex for the first time. After their first marriage falls when he runs away after he and Finn lie about kissing, Emma and Will will start dating again. Will re-propose and they are married with all New Directions present. Jake Puckerman
Jake Puckerman (Jacob Artist) is a new student of McKinley High who first appeared in the premiere of the fourth season, "The New Rachel". He is the younger stepbrother of Puck, whom he has never met. She auditions for the New Directions, but when she stops midway through her song, Jake gets angry and deliberately knocks on top of the music stand. He's not welcome at the club happy, but when director Will Schuester discovers that Jake is in touch with Puck, he personally invites Jake to join the New Directions, tells Jake that he's talented, and he thinks joining will help him as Puck did, but Jake refuses. In the following episode, "Britney 2.0", will arrange a surprise encounter between half siblings, and after Puck advises him to join the excited club, Jake does so. Despite the signs that he and new club member Marley Rose are attracted to each other, he is annoyed to know he is dating Kitty's cheerleader (Becca Tobin). Jake immediately broke up with Kitty, but he has a rival for Marley at soccer player Ryder Lynn. The two came to blow it up in the choir room, and were assigned to share their deepest fears with each other by Finn, who directed the club while Will was in Washington. Jake finally admits that he never felt anywhere, into a mixed race and Jewish. Ryder in turn admitted that he had trouble reading, and the two soon became friends. Puck invites Jake to spend Christmas holidays with him in California; two further bond siblings, and Puck decided to move back to Ohio. They arranged a Christmas Day dinner with two of their mothers, who had never met before, and two women - initially hostile - came to an understanding. Marley asks Jake to dance Sadie Hawkins at school and he accepts it. Kitty tries to get Jake to take her instead, offering sex as a reward, but Puck pulls her away. Jake and Marley attend the party and become a couple after Jake agrees with Marley's request that they are slow and that he also does not see the other girls. In the 5th season, Jake tricked Marley with Bree, a cheerleader, and he and Marley broke up. After the club happily disbanded him along with the other new joyous kids (except Kitty) was transferred to another school. She then appears in the final episode with everyone singing "I Swear I'm Alive".
Noah Puckerman
Noah "Puck" Puckerman (Mark Salling) is Finn's best friend and soccer partner, who initially disagrees with Finn joining the glee club. Puck joins the acappella all-male group, Acafellas, hoping to impress the mothers at school PTA meetings, as he prefers older women. She later discovers that she is the father of Quinn's baby. She refused when she offered to support him and her baby, calling her "Five Losers." Kemud
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