Kevin: “It’s definitely a new structure in a way, but it’s still the same old ‘Glee’ because you still have the choir room,”. “It’s just in addition you’re going to have all the kids who graduated and you’re going to see New York a lot and all that going on.”
“We rule the school,”. “Hopefully.”
Despite McHale joking that “we know everything” about the next season, the cast revealed that they had not yet read any scripts for season four.
Jenna: “We’re excited for the panel because we feel like we’ll learn some stuff there,”
Darren:We’re just as curious as you are,”. “We have no idea.”
The “Glee” stars said they have used the Internet to get intel on what’ll be happening on their own show before, but Criss said that the cast members “always learn” new things about the show while doing press events. McHale joked about putting pressure on executive producers Ian Brennan and Brad Falchuk to answer all the questions at the upcoming panel.
Dianna Agron on Ten MTV video
New episode stills “Saturday Night Glee-ver”
New episode stills “Big brother”
Rosie: Hi! Please tell me that you have some news on Puck and Quinn! These two are connected for life and need to be together NOW! Do they have any moments coming up? Thanks!
Sorry to burst your Quick bubble, but there’s more stuff ahead for Artie and Quinn. Still, we wouldn’t be surprised if Quinn and Puck had at least one more meaningful interaction before graduation. But don’t hold your breath for a romantic reunion.
Tracy: Will we get to see Blaine’s brother again i hope so and is there hope for sam and mercedes??
You think the Glee writers left the door open for Cooper to return on accident? No way! They know full well that Matt Bomer was going to rock that guest role, so they wanted to make sure his “exit” was written so a return could happen. And Bomer is so down to come back, telling us he’d “be there in a heartbeat!” Oh, and there is definitely hope for Sam and Mercedes. Just sit tight.
![‘Glee’s’ Dianna Agron on Quinn’s Accident and What’s Next: Romance?
In less than three seasons, Glee’s Quinn Fabray (Dianna Agron) has had an unusually cruel run.
The one-time queen bee of McKinley High was pregnant her sophomore year and gave up Beth, her daughter with Puck (Mark Salling), for adoption. Then, in her junior year, her past as Lucy, an overweight and unpopular girl, was revealed when she made an unsuccessful run for prom queen.
STORY: ‘Glee’ Recap: Quinn’s Fate and 9 More Top Moments
Now, the former head Cheerio must rise to the top again following a severe car crash that left her wheelchair bound with a compressed spine (don’t drive and text, kids!).
“Quinn is no stranger to problems in her life,” Agron tells The Hollywood Reporter. “She’s a very strong girl and she has to be to have prevailed through all the things that she’s gone through,” she says.
During Tuesday’s “Big Brother” episode, it was revealed that the Yale-bound Quinn returned to McKinley with a positive attitude despite her prognosis, telling her fellow New Directions members that she’ll be on her feet again by Nationals.
“She’s convinced that she’ll be fine,” she says. “She’s in the mindset that absolutely nothing will change: That she’s going to still going to be fine at prom or graduation.”
STORY: ‘Glee’ Season 3: The Episodics
While Artie (Kevin McHale) did his best to drive home the point that her prognosis may indeed be more serious than she’s allowing herself to believe, Quinn is in denial and claims to already be starting to regain feeling in her legs, refusing to accept the possible outcome.
“As a viewer you’ll really feel the weight of the repercussions of something like her situation,” Agron says, noting the story line hit particularly close to home as a handful of her high school classmates were involved in serious car accidents caused either by drinking and driving, racing or texting while behind the wheel.
For Quinn, she explains, the journey of what’s to come is only just beginning. “It’s a slow realization that this is not the end all; this is not something you would ever wish for your life. So [Quinn’s journey] is going to be slow and gradual.”
STORY: ‘Glee’s’ Matt Bomer Teases Cooper Anderson’s Arrival: It’s an Emotional Tornado
As the stoic survivor who refuses to be the subject of anyone’s sympathy begins to accept the impact of the crash, Agron teases Quinn’s walls will begin to come down with what she deems is a very accurate portrayal. “If you just sit with her and watch it I’m told it’s realistic,” she says.
With Quinn and Artie already spending more time together as he attempts to support her in her potential recovery, Agron was tight-lipped when pressed if the characters’ friendship had the possibility to turn into romance, noting only that “there are a few possibilities” for love in her character’s future.
PHOTOS: ‘Glee’s’ Unforgettable Guest Stars
Which could mean continued time with the newest member of New Directions, Joe Hart (The Glee Project’s Samuel Larson).
“She doesn’t really think that anybody is interested in her for more than friendship,” she says. “She is assuming that everyone who is showing her extra love and support is there purely because they either to feel sorry for her or really want to be a shoulder to lean on. So it’s unexpected.”
How do you think Quinn will handle her recovery? What do you think about a potential Quinn-Joe pairing? Do you think her friendship with Artie could blossom into something more? Hit the comments with your thoughts. Glee airs Tuesdays at 8 p.m. on Fox.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m2b0ayxciO1qfyijao1_500.jpg)
In less than three seasons, Glee’s Quinn Fabray (Dianna Agron) has had an unusually cruel run.
The one-time queen bee of McKinley High was pregnant her sophomore year and gave up Beth, her daughter with Puck (Mark Salling), for adoption. Then, in her junior year, her past as Lucy, an overweight and unpopular girl, was revealed when she made an unsuccessful run for prom queen.
STORY: ‘Glee’ Recap: Quinn’s Fate and 9 More Top Moments
Now, the former head Cheerio must rise to the top again following a severe car crash that left her wheelchair bound with a compressed spine (don’t drive and text, kids!).
“Quinn is no stranger to problems in her life,” Agron tells The Hollywood Reporter. “She’s a very strong girl and she has to be to have prevailed through all the things that she’s gone through,” she says.
During Tuesday’s “Big Brother” episode, it was revealed that the Yale-bound Quinn returned to McKinley with a positive attitude despite her prognosis, telling her fellow New Directions members that she’ll be on her feet again by Nationals.
“She’s convinced that she’ll be fine,” she says. “She’s in the mindset that absolutely nothing will change: That she’s going to still going to be fine at prom or graduation.”
STORY: ‘Glee’ Season 3: The Episodics
While Artie (Kevin McHale) did his best to drive home the point that her prognosis may indeed be more serious than she’s allowing herself to believe, Quinn is in denial and claims to already be starting to regain feeling in her legs, refusing to accept the possible outcome.
“As a viewer you’ll really feel the weight of the repercussions of something like her situation,” Agron says, noting the story line hit particularly close to home as a handful of her high school classmates were involved in serious car accidents caused either by drinking and driving, racing or texting while behind the wheel.
For Quinn, she explains, the journey of what’s to come is only just beginning. “It’s a slow realization that this is not the end all; this is not something you would ever wish for your life. So [Quinn’s journey] is going to be slow and gradual.”
STORY: ‘Glee’s’ Matt Bomer Teases Cooper Anderson’s Arrival: It’s an Emotional Tornado
As the stoic survivor who refuses to be the subject of anyone’s sympathy begins to accept the impact of the crash, Agron teases Quinn’s walls will begin to come down with what she deems is a very accurate portrayal. “If you just sit with her and watch it I’m told it’s realistic,” she says.
With Quinn and Artie already spending more time together as he attempts to support her in her potential recovery, Agron was tight-lipped when pressed if the characters’ friendship had the possibility to turn into romance, noting only that “there are a few possibilities” for love in her character’s future.
PHOTOS: ‘Glee’s’ Unforgettable Guest Stars
Which could mean continued time with the newest member of New Directions, Joe Hart (The Glee Project’s Samuel Larson).
“She doesn’t really think that anybody is interested in her for more than friendship,” she says. “She is assuming that everyone who is showing her extra love and support is there purely because they either to feel sorry for her or really want to be a shoulder to lean on. So it’s unexpected.”
How do you think Quinn will handle her recovery? What do you think about a potential Quinn-Joe pairing? Do you think her friendship with Artie could blossom into something more? Hit the comments with your thoughts. Glee airs Tuesdays at 8 p.m. on Fox.
