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Hulu and Disney+ Greenlight Glee Reboot With Ryan Murphy

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Disney+ and Hulu have greenlit a streaming reboot of Glee, with original series creator Ryan Murphy set to helm it, according to Variety. Murphy said he has been in touch with around 10 original cast members. Chris Colfer, who played Kurt Hummel, said he was not among those contacted and would find returning difficult now that Naya Rivera is gone. The original Glee ran on Fox for six seasons from 2009 to 2015, winning six Emmy Awards from 40 nominations; its music still averages 4.1 million monthly listeners on Spotify.

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    Glee reboot greenlit by Hulu and Disney+, Ryan Murphy to helm

    Disney+ and Hulu have greenlit a streaming reboot of Glee, with original series creator Ryan Murphy set to helm it, according to Variety. Murphy said he has been in touch with around 10 original cast members, while Chris Colfer, who played Kurt Hummel, said he was not among them and would find returning difficult now that Naya Rivera is gone. The original Glee ran on Fox for six seasons from 2009 to 2015, winning six Emmy Awards from 40 nominations, and its music still averages 4.1 million monthly listeners on Spotify.

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    Hulu and Disney+ greenlight a Glee reboot from Ryan Murphy

    Disney+ and Hulu have greenlit a streaming reboot of Glee, to be helmed by original series creator Ryan Murphy, according to Variety. Murphy said he has been in touch with around 10 original cast members, while Chris Colfer, who played Kurt Hummel, said he was not among them and would find returning difficult now that Naya Rivera is gone. The original Glee premiered on Fox in 2009 and ran six seasons until 2015, winning six Emmy Awards and 40 nominations, and its music still averages 4.1 million monthly listeners on Spotify.

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