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TrailerFormer glee club star Will Schuester takes over McKinley High School';;;s glee club in the hopes of restoring it to its former glory. He is faced with the challenge of converting a group of misfits, including fame-hungry Rachel Berry, Mercedes Jones, Kurt Hummel, Tina Cohen-Chang, and Artie Abrams, into a team of singers. With harsh criticism from everyone, including Will’s tough-as-nails wife Terri and McKinley’s egotistical cheerleading coach Sue Sylvester, he is determined to prove them all wrong and lead the glee club to the greatest competition of them all: Nationals.Actors: Dianna Agron, Chris Colfer, Jessalyn Gilsig, Jane Lynch, Jayma Mays, Kevin McHale, Lea Michele, Cory Monteith, Matthew Morrison, Amber Riley, Mark Salling, ...»Director: Ian Brennan, Brad Falchuk, Ryan MurphyCountry: United StatesDuration: 44 minQuality: HDRelease: 2009IMDb: 6.8Rating(21) Voted1 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Glee - Season 1"
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Characters of "Glee - Season 1"
Quinn FabrayPlayed by: Dianna Agron
Kurt HummelPlayed by: Chris Colfer
Terri SchuesterPlayed by: Jessalyn Gilsig
Sue SylvesterPlayed by: Jane Lynch
Emma PillsburyPlayed by: Jayma Mays
Artie AbramsPlayed by: Kevin McHale
Rachel BerryPlayed by: Lea Michele
Finn HudsonPlayed by: Cory Monteith
Will SchuesterPlayed by: Matthew Morrison
Mercedes JonesPlayed by: Amber Riley
Noah 'Puck' PuckermanPlayed by: Mark Salling
Tina Cohen-ChangPlayed by: Jenna Ushkowitz
Sandy RyersonPlayed by: Stephen Tobolowsky
Ken TanakaPlayed by: Patrick Gallagher
Principal FigginsPlayed by: Iqbal Theba
Carole HudsonPlayed by: Romy Rosemont
Hank SaundersPlayed by: Ben Bledsoe
Howard BambooPlayed by: Kent Avenido
Lillian AdlerPlayed by: Jane Galloway Heitz
BarbPlayed by: Melanie Henderson
DarrenPlayed by: Aaron Hendry
Santana LopezPlayed by: Naya Rivera
GisellePlayed by: Taisha Monique Clark
Finn's DadPlayed by: Sebastien Cuk
Brad the Piano PlayerPlayed by: Brad Ellis
That Guy at the Rehab PerformancePlayed by: Austin Honaker
Andrea CohenPlayed by: Vivian Nixon
Kendra GiardiPlayed by: Jennifer Aspen
Brittany S. PiercePlayed by: Heather Morris
Dr. WuPlayed by: Kenneth Choi
Giardi Triplet #3Played by: Ethan Freedman
AmirPlayed by: Jacob Hashem
Phil GiardiPlayed by: Michael Loeffelholz
Jacob Ben IsraelPlayed by: Josh Sussman
Senior StudentPlayed by: Andrew Boryski
Mrs. SchuesterPlayed by: Debra Monk
Henri St. PierrePlayed by: John Lloyd Young
Dakota StanleyPlayed by: Whit Hertford
TeamsterPlayed by: Clint Culp
Mr. SchuesterPlayed by: Victor Garber
Mrs. HollowayPlayed by: Marie Caldare
Mrs. RobinsonPlayed by: Maxine English
FlexPlayed by: Gregory Hinton
Leggy BlondePlayed by: Brooke Newton
ShoshandraPlayed by: Shelby Rabara
Popular JockPlayed by: Corey Krueger
FacultyPlayed by: David Pearl
Burt HummelPlayed by: Mike O'Malley
Mr. McClungPlayed by: Kurt Fuller
Mike ChangPlayed by: Harry Shum Jr.
Matt RutherfordPlayed by: Dijon Talton
Andrea CarmichaelPlayed by: Earlene Davis
NickPlayed by: Hisonni Johnson
Rod RemingtonPlayed by: Bill A. Jones
Jerky PlayerPlayed by: Frank Pacheco
Marcus LangenthalPlayed by: Nick Grosvenor
April RhodesPlayed by: Kristin Chenoweth
Bingo CallerPlayed by: Geoffrey Gould
Dr. ChinPlayed by: Amy Hill
Mrs. PuckermanPlayed by: Gina Hecht
Dave KarofskyPlayed by: Max Adler
AzimioPlayed by: James Earl
LipoffPlayed by: Zack Lively
Artie's Wheel Chair DoublePlayed by: Aaron Fotheringham
Becky JacksonPlayed by: Lauren Potter
Jean SylvesterPlayed by: Robin Trocki
Lauren ZizesPlayed by: Ashley Fink
MisfitPlayed by: Rebecca D. Fox
Pinned WrestlerPlayed by: Blake Webber
Russell FabrayPlayed by: Gregg Henry
Judy FabrayPlayed by: Charlotte Ross
Suzy PepperPlayed by: Sarah Drew
Grace HitchensPlayed by: Eve
Dalton RumbaPlayed by: Michael Hitchcock
Deaf Choir SoloistPlayed by: John Autry II
JayellePlayed by: Dawn Noel
AphasiaPlayed by: Telisha Shaw
Jane Adams Choir #1Played by: Comfort Fedoke
Randy CusperbergPlayed by: Chuck Spitler
Photographers AssistantPlayed by: Kie Spring
Speech and DebaterPlayed by: Summer Malone
Candace DystraPlayed by: Anna Camp
Donna LandriesPlayed by: Patricia Forte
Jesse St. JamesPlayed by: Jonathan Groff
Shelby CorcoranPlayed by: Idina Menzel
WaitressPlayed by: Jeanine Anderson
Dottie WestertonPlayed by: Ayla Rose Barreau
Liz SchneiderPlayed by: Hayley Holmes
Vocal Adrenaline MemberPlayed by: Missy Morelli
MadonnaPlayed by: Marissa Caprielian
The NerdPlayed by: Theo Sakellarides
Tracy PendergrassPlayed by: Michael Benjamin Washington
LeroyPlayed by: Dylan Osean
Brenda CastlePlayed by: Molly Shannon
Mrs. CarlislePlayed by: Mary Jo Catlett
Ancient LibrarianPlayed by: Jean Sincere
Bryan RyanPlayed by: Neil Patrick Harris
Herb DuncanPlayed by: Paul Vogt
Woman AuditioningPlayed by: Wendy Worthington
Hair-Cut HippiePlayed by: Tyler Sean PalmerMore Characters -
Creators of "Glee - Season 1"
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Critic Reviews of "Glee - Season 1"
Alan Sepinwall Newark Star-LedgerMay 19, 2009They're flashy and can be briefly shocking or funny or even moving, but the more they go over-the-top, the less impact they have for me.
Troy Patterson SlateMay 19, 2009At its best, Glee is not just entertaining but elating, dramatizing Breakfast Club-quality teen angst with the aid of tight production numbers covering new and classic popular songs.
Glenn Garvin Miami HeraldMay 19, 2009Cynical, sweet and inestimably funny, Glee is by far the best show of the fall TV season.
David Hinckley New York Daily NewsMay 19, 2009"Glee" could have a hard time sustaining what it has set up. But the opening number gives us a rousing good show.
Matt Roush TV GuideMay 19, 2009Glee may never be able to recapture its initial glow and buzz, but if this is an indication of its future, I like where it's heading.
Chris Barsanti PopMattersMay 19, 2009Glee is starting out smartly, a promising blip in a fall season dominated otherwise by the usual reality sludge and forensic law enforcement blah-blah-blah.
Rob Owen Pittsburgh Post-GazetteMay 19, 2009"Glee" is delightful enough to qualify as a fall favorite.
Brian Lowry VarietyMay 19, 2009Put simply, "Glee" strikes too many sour notes for a series with precious little margin for error.
Maureen Ryan Chicago TribuneMay 19, 2009"Glee" has many things going for it, but one of its main attractions is that it's different.
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