Glee co-creator and executive producer Ryan Murphy used to worry about how fans would react to the introduction of new characters to the show’s merry band of musical high-school outcasts.
Ummmmm I can’t wait! *** Is there “Life on Mars”? Sue Sylvester is about to find out as she gets in touch with her inner David Bowie on “Glee.” “I’m dressing up as David Bowie today,” Jane Lynch revealed on Wednesday’s Access Hollywood Live of her upcoming shoot for the hit FOX show. Jane revealed her Cheerios coach character would be donning one of the many looks of the Thin White Duke at McKinley High
Jane Lynch has become a household name because of “Glee.” Of course, we loved her in Christopher Guest’s “mockumentary” movies, and how can we forget her playing the hilarious Dr. Linda Freeman on “Two and a Half Men”? However, it’s “Glee” that has catapulted Lynch into Hollywood’s elite and made her a household name.
Just an FYI, since the “Sue Sylvester Bowl Shuffle” is airing fairly late, my review will be delayed until tomorrow afternoon. ENJOY THE SHOW!!!
Here’s a new, awesome promo for the return of Glee! And while we’re at it, the title of the post-Superbowl episode is now “The Sue Sylvester Bowl Shuffle.” CAN’T WAIT!
Jane Lynch’s Acceptance Speech Jane Gives a Message to Fans ET Coverage The newest edition to the ET family, Nancy O’Dell , went backstage at the People’s Choice Awards, getting the scoop on “Glee”‘s Super Bowl episode, the Kardashians’ new show and the back story on Neil Patrick Harris ‘ baby-talk acceptance speech. “Glee,” which won Favorite TV Comedy, returns for a new season February 6 after the Super Bowl, and Jane Lynch told Nancy that her character Sue Sylvester is back to her old tricks.
Here are the best quotes of the episode (in no particular order)! Kurt: “My Power Rangers got married and divorced in so many combinations they were like Fleetwood Mac.” Doris Sylvester: “Marcia, I’ll bet people say you look mannish but you know something, I think it’s perfectly alright for a woman to be handsome.” Doris to Sue: “She’s a perfectly okay child.
The first news of this episode are that Puck is in juvie – as I find, the best “excuse” to give Mark Salling time to promote his new album “Pipe Dreams” – but no glee club member cared! They asked for the reason but weren’t really compassionate when they found out… I’m sure there are some Puckerman fans among you but you must admit, you weren’t even missing him in this episode (were you?) because the Glee producers made it exciting enough even without him. The source for this excitement is the admission of a new character into the glee club: Sam Evans. Known from the episode “Auditions” as a new football player and student at WMHS, he now gets a shot at hitting on Quinn and the notes
Looks like we have our first still from the Rocky Horror Glee Show! Squeeee! LOVE the Sue Sylvester pumpkin! Thanks for the find, Steph!