While the plans for the upcoming “Glee” tribute to Cory Monteith are still not exactly set in stone yet (mostly because production has not even started on the episode as of this writing, we have one actor here saying that they will do just about anything that he can to make sure that he will […]
If there is a good role model for the “Glee” cast both onscreen and off, it’s Mike O’Malley. This is a man who has spent decades getting to the point where has played a gamete of roles on TV: He now happens to be leading a show, has delivered a knockout supporting part performance, and […]
While “Glee” has done so many things wonderfully over the course of the past several years, the one thing that has always been a little crazy is that two of the best actors, in Dot-Marie Jones (Coach Beiste) and Mike O’Malley (Burt Hummel) have never been given all that much to do save for a […]
So when are we going to see a pair of “Glee” guest stars in the weeks ahead? While “Sons of Anarchy” star Katey Sagal may be new to the show as Artie’s mom, Mike O’Malley’s Burt Hummel is a little bit of a veteran and a popular fixture among “Glee” fans. He is also someone […]
While Mike O’Malley is incredible in just about every scene he appears in on “Glee,” there’s just one problem: there are not many opportunities for him to appear now that Kurt is grown up and in New York City. If you are worried that we are about to see Burt Hummel die from prostate cancer, […]
Thanks in part to the format of “Glee” season 4, it has enabled a good many of the show’s longtime actors a chance to appear on some other programs and do other things, while at the same time being available to shoot whenever Ryan Murphy calls on them. Take for example how Lea Michele has […]
When we heard that the majority of the series regulars for “Glee” season 3 were returning for another go-around this year, we were elated — however, what was not clear was just what was going to happen to some of the characters who exist beyond New Directions, but are still beloved among the fans. We […]
If you grew up largely in the ’90s and loved Nickelodeon, then the odds are pretty likely that “Figure It Out” is some ingrained in your imagination. The show was like “To Tell the Truth” except more awesome — mostly because it contained slime, ridiculous reasons for getting slime poured on you, and people who […]
