Ryan fala sobre o show em geral, ep 3 e Kurt.

Britney Spears may have high-kicked Glee to its highest ratings of all time this week, but a little-known secret is this:

This coming Tuesday, Glee has someone even bigger appearing on the show—Shhhh!—in what many are calling the best episode yet of the entire series.

I just spoke with Glee mastermind Ryan Murphy and here's the huge, supersecret guest-star reveal: GOD.

Yes, the big G-man is front and center in Glee's "Grilled Cheesus" episode, which is a provocative, emotional (you will cry) and sometimes hilarious look at faith and spirituality—representing multiple points of view with heart and humor. (The catalyst is that Finn discovers the face of Jesus burned into his grilled cheese sandwich.)

It's arguably Glee's most controversial episode yet—and according to Murphy, brings this season's major story arc front and center.

"The core of the show is really about tolerance," Murphy explains. "I think that's the legacy of Glee more than anything else. So as we began the year we were very conscious of that. Last year the throughline was about teenage pregnancy. And the throughline this year is really about Kurt (Chris Colfer) and his feelings about tolerance, not only in high school and in the world, but also the ripple effect it has on everybody around him."

In this Tuesday's episode, Kurt struggles to accept the religious beliefs of those around him while dealing with some serious issues of his own.
"[Tolerance] is a very powerful thing to write about," Murphy adds, "because this week alone three gay teenagers have killed themselves and committed suicide, and we just got asked today to do a PSA on it because it's becoming such an epidemic because of the bullying."

Passionate discussion of dueling religious beliefs is not exactly common fare for prime time, and Murphy credits Fox for believing in this "throwback." "When I was growing up," he says, "I was very inspired by all of the Norman Lear episodes. Like on Maude and All in the Family, which were comedies, he would write about socially relevant issues, be it rape or abortion, and suddenly they don't do that anymore... Everybody at Fox that I've spoken to says this is their favorite episode that we've ever done, and they're all very moved by it and proud of it...It's an odd episode where I think that both Democrats and Republicans could watch together, and at the end of it say 'I agree with it.'"

So now that we know Kurt's story arc is the major throughline for the new season, how about we clear up the conflicting rumors that either Chord Overstreet (Sam) or newcomer Darren Everett Criss (Blaine) will play his new love interest?

Hope you're on your knees because...Praise "Grilled Cheesus!" Finally, an answer!

"It's definitely not Chord," Ryan tells me of Kurt's love interest. "It's not Chord. And the new character [Darren Criss] is certainly an option. I'm not sure how soon I want to [reveal] that information. because it's such a big storyline of the year—I want there to be some surprises. But Darren has a major, major arc. He sort of becomes Kurt's mentor and then maybe love—he had to leave his own school because of bullying and goes to an all-boys academy and finds acceptance because that school has a no-bullying, zero-tolerance policy. So Kurt really admires him and respects him. He plays someone who's one year older than Chris' character, so he's the old pro."

And in case you hadn't heard, Darren's now a clean-cut pro, too! When I (jokingly) asked if Darren Criss recently chopped off all his long, moppy locks because the budget couldn't support enough hair gel for him and Matthew Morrison, Ryan audibly gasped:

"What?! I have not heard this! Did he really cut off all his hair? He did not do that for the show! But we cast Darren for his exceptional voice and talent, so if he shows up with a bald head, I guess I'll have to make it work… As for Matthew, you know, he just uses Lubriderm, so that won't break the bank." Love. It.

This was part one of my interview with Ryan. Stand by for part deux, with more scoop on the relationships, returning guest stars and more—and don't forget to tune in this Tuesday for Glee's most emotional episode yet. Let it be said now ('cause everyone will be saying it then): Chris Colfer's performance will knock the wind out of you.

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para quem nao percebe muito bem:
- o show é sobretudo sobre tolerância e em contrapartida á season anterior ter a gravidez no centro, desta vez vai ser o Kurt e a maneira como ele e os que o rodeiam vêm a tolerância.
- o Chord NÃO é o novo interesse amoroso do Kurt (rofl, veremos)
- A personagem do Darren poderá vir a sê-lo, mas é certo que vai ser alguém muito importante para a série e para o Kurt.

-.- pronto, se não vai ser mesmo o Chord vão meter o Sam com a Quinn e eu vou-me passar -.-

lol, o ryan atrasou-se a dizer isso... entretanto já vi por aí muitas montagens e fanfics com o sam e o kurt xD
hm e àcerca de "finds acceptance because that school has a no-bullying, z ero-tolerance policy"... uma escola assim existe? quem me dera ter encontrado uma assim xD

eu nao acredito em nada do que o Ryan diz, pelo menos nao ainda.

Quando a Idina foi cast TODA A GENTE disse que ela ia ser a mãe da Rachel e ele disse com todas as letras: "Não vai ser não."
E todas sabemos que ele mentiu, portanto nao foi confiar nele em relação a isto para já.


Mas sim, Sam/Quinn vai acontecer de certeza.

sarz. escreveu:

Quando a Idina foi cast TODA A GENTE disse que ela ia ser a mãe da Rachel e ele disse com todas as letras: "Não vai ser não."
E todas sabemos que ele mentiu, portanto nao foi confiar nele em relação a isto para já.

True. Toda a gente "OMG, A IDINA ESTÁ NO CAST, vai ser mãe da Rachel, YAY" e ele garantiu que não ia ser. Tanto que havia por aí teorias que a razão pelo Jesse estar com os New Directions não era pela Shelby ser mãe da Rach mas por o Jesse ser filho do Will ou ser gay e estar apaixonado pelo Finn (lol via-se de tudo).
Entretanto o Ryan disse: "acabámos de gravar uma versão da "Poker Face", uma versão entre mãe e filha. Mas a Shelby não é mãe da Rach".
LOL

sarz. escreveu:

eu nao acredito em nada do que o Ryan diz, pelo menos nao ainda.

Quando a Idina foi cast TODA A GENTE disse que ela ia ser a mãe da Rachel e ele disse com todas as letras: "Não vai ser não."
E todas sabemos que ele mentiu, portanto nao foi confiar nele em relação a isto para já.


Mas sim, Sam/Quinn vai acontecer de certeza.

tou com medo desta season, mas ansiosa xD

eu tambem o.o mas eu NAO quero nada quinn/sam.

nem eu