Today we are holding back tears and bringing out the tissues in honor of the final season of GLEE, premiering tonight.
Let It Go The highs. The lows. The controversies. The successes. All the life it gave us - and the sad death of one of its stars. GLEE has traversed the highest heights of pop culture heat and has also been ridiculed in a manner few TV series have ever been, as well, yet the indomitable heart that beats within not only the musical dramedy series itself, but inside its characters and the fans who continue to support it - aka gleeks - is simply undeniable. After all, GLEE set out from the start to be a series about underdogs from its very first moments on the small screen, so it should seem all too befitting that the FOX series now heads into its final season as just that - the underdog. Will Season Six somehow manage to capture lighting in a bottle the same way that the first few seasons managed to so effortlessly, effervescently do? Will it go down in flames? Will it merely elicit a shrug and a "So what?" Whatever the recipe, the final season of GLEE is destined to be a full meal worth savoring for gleerks given that it signals the end of an era and the conclusion of a watershed cultural moment in time - if it wasn't for GLEE, the bustle and boom of glee clubs in schools across the country right now, today, would have seemed almost impossible. And, it was precisely that when the series premiered back in 2009 for many glee clubs, at home and abroad.Sarah Jessica Parker joins the fun for a masterful mash-up.
Kate Hudson adds some pizzazz to CHICAGO's "All That Jazz".
GLEE honors Whitney Houston.
Carol Burnett lends her comic prowess to GLEE with a WONDERFUL TOWN gem.
Who could forget when GLEE took on GREASE?
Also, the cast recounts 13 classic musical numbers as voted on by fans.
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