Don't Stop Believin' - High school musical Glee set for reboot
Summary
The popular US TV show *Glee*, which aired from 2009 to 2015, is set to return with a reboot announced by Disney and Hulu. The show follows a high school choir club and was known for its music and tackling social issues. Some original cast members and creators are involved, though the reboot faces challenges after the deaths of several original cast members.Key Facts
- *Glee* is a US musical comedy-drama that ran for six seasons from 2009 to 2015.
- The show focused on a high school glee club called New Directions in Ohio.
- It was famous for covering popular songs and addressing topics like sexuality, race, disability, and mental health.
- The reboot announcement was made by Disney and Hulu through social media.
- Creator Ryan Murphy has been in contact with about 10 original cast members and has written a reboot script.
- Lea Michele and Jane Lynch, original cast members, expressed willingness to return.
- The show experienced the deaths of three original cast members: Cory Monteith (2013), Naya Rivera (2020), and Mark Salling (2018).
- A mini reunion of cast members happened recently at a concert in London.
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