developed, and some new spoilers have
been coming out.
Let's check out what we know about the
last season of the show.
—–The location for the season still isn't
totally clear, but Jane Lynch (Sue)
recently told FOX that the season will
be a homecoming of sorts.
"We're all going to be coming back
together in Ohio at McKinley," she said.
Glee co-creator Ryan Murphy has
previously said a return to McKinley
was possible — in a "very nostalgic
way" — but he explained Season 6
would have a location all its own,
according to Wetpaint.
"In our expert opinion, we expect the
majority (or at least the start) of
Season 6 to follow Rachel(Lea Michele)
and take place in this mystery location
as she shoots her pilot. All signs are
pointing to said mystery location being
Los Angeles, but nothing has been
confirmed," the blog said. "Then, after
she's wrapped in said mysterious
locale, Rachel will return — possibly
with the help of a time jump — to Ohio,
McKinley, and all her old pals."
Lea Michele told Entertainment Weekly
Radio that the season is not set in New
York.
—–NeNe Leakes wants back on the
show for its final season.
"I hope I'm back for Glee's final season
as well," NeNe told Entertainment
Weekly.
"We've been talking back and forth, I'm
hoping to be back. I've done it for three
seasons. I'm happy to go there, I love
the cast, I love Ryan Murphy, I'm
happy to go back."
Murphy previously said that any of
people involved with the show are
welcome back for the final season. "We
have, or we will be, reaching out to all
the regulars on the show — the original
group of glee club members and
teachers, and anyone who wants to
come back. Anyone who wants to be a
part of the show, we welcome them," he
told TVLine.
"When we just had our big 100th
episode celebration, I spoke to many of
them, and everybody in the cast seems
to look back on the show with such
fondness and nostalgia. I think
everybody wants to come back and end
that story correctly, so that's our
answer. Anybody who wants to be a
part of that ending, we'd love to have
you."
—–The ending was worked out but
then Cody Monteith died, prompting a
revision.
"I've said it before, and it was even in
Cory's eulogy, but that was the ending
of the show for me, these two star-
crossed lovers having a happy ending
and both getting their dreams,"
Murphy said. "So the fact that that can't
be is a big pain in all of our hearts. We
have to pause and think, 'What are we
going to do with Rachel?'"
"We do have a final idea that we're
working on that I think is very powerful
and moving," Murphy said. "It's about
Rachel and Mr. Schue, and it returns
them to their origins, their roots, how
they felt about each other when they
were much younger and everything was
idyllic. I think the ending has to be a
reflection and a celebration of how far
all those characters have come."
—–Season 6 could also include a new
love interest for Rachel
"This year what we decided to do was
to remove the equation of anybody
coming in and taking Finn's place,
because I don't really think that's
possible. And I think that worked out
quite well. I really liked dwelling on
Rachel's career again. She's going to be
a star," said Murphy.
"So we have to make that decision in
the next couple of weeks or months: Is
Rachel going to have another romance
or does the second half [of Rachel's
life], romantically, happen when Glee is
over? That's something we're debating.
It's hard."
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