‘Glee’ season 6: Jane Lynch hints at return to McKinley High

You have most-likely heard already that the sixth and final season of “Glee” is going to be shifting away from New York City, and with that in mind, we know now just where the series is heading (or heading back to): Lima, Ohio.

According to the series’ own star Jane Lynch, the final season will shift back in some shape or form to the setting that started it all. This means presumably that Jane will have more of a part to play as now Principal Sue Sylvester, and that there may be a whole new legion of students brought on for some role.

If all of this is true, what we are hoping for here is a time jump of at least two or three years. This allows Rachel Berry a chance to get her potential new TV series off of the ground, and for many of the other graduates a chance to know what path they are going to take in their career. We want to see the originals come back after finding success elsewhere, and be able to use that success to potentially help future students find their way in the world.

One thing that we do know with a certain amount of certainty is that the original plan was going to feature Rachel returning to Lima to join Finn, who was going to be a teacher at McKinley at the time. Unfortunately, the death of Cory Monteith changed many things, but the show may still be looking for great ways to try to keep that memory alive.

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