The stars have aligned in a most peculiar way—our beloved Glee is making a comeback! After wrapping up its run back in 2015, the show that brought high school harmony and heart-wrenching drama to our screens will be returning. But this time, will it be a triumphant return or a risky endeavor? Several cast members have hinted at their return, while others are having a moment of reflection, reconsidering their past proclamations that reboots just weren’t their cup of tea. But what does that mean for the infamous “Glee Curse” that looms over this enchanting series? As the cosmos would have it, the astrological winds are shifting, urging us to reevaluate our ties to the past while stepping boldly into the unknown. With a mix of nostalgic cheer and somber tributes to those lost along the way, will viewers greet this revival with open arms or simply sigh and say, “Not another reboot”? Buckle up, Glee fans, because this journey may just be as wild as the astrological charts suggest! LEARN MORE.
The Glee reboot has been confirmed and the popular show about a bunch of high school kids singing songs which wrapped up in 2015 will be returning to screens.
Several members of the cast have hinted they’re returning, while others might be reconsidering past comments from years gone by where they declared being part of a reboot wasn’t their thing.
11 years on from the end of the show one of the show’s legacies has been the unfortunate ‘Glee Curse’, as Glee‘s young cast suffered a series of tragedies.
Kevin McHale, who played Artie in Glee, previously said that the cast had discussed it themselves, telling Elvis Duran and the Morning Show back in 2024 that while he’d talked about it he didn’t believe in it himself.
He said: “No. We we make jokes about a curse, which makes a lot of people uncomfortable.

Kevin McHale (left) with fellow Glee stars (Bruce Glikas/WireImage)
“The amount of times we’ve said some things that everyone gets really quiet, like, ‘No, no, you don’t understand if we don’t laugh about this, like we will all just be sad’ because it’s insane. It is really crazy.
“I don’t believe in curses. I am not superstitious. I don’t know if any of us are. I think it, unfortunately, is just a lot of horrible coincidences and accidents, and we are a big cast of a lot of young people, and things happen.
“I think things happen on other shows as well, and you’re working with crew members, and things happen to crew members. You’re not necessarily hearing about that. But I just think a lot of unfortunate and really horrible accidents do happen.”
McHale had previously explained to Us Weekly that the Glee cast didn’t initially talk openly about the pain of losing a cast member following the death of Cory Monteith in 2013.
He said it wasn’t until Naya Rivera died in 2020 that they started communicating more about the losses they’d suffered.

McHale said he didn’t believe in the ‘Glee Curse’, but the cast talked about those they’d lost after Naya Rivera died (Stephanie Augello/THR/The Hollywood Reporter via Getty Images)
“It was weird timing. Like, ‘Why is this happening now?’” the actor said of the cast’s collective reaction after Rivera’s death and the decision to start opening up about it.
“But everyone was so emotionally raw and just sort of like, ‘How is this happening? Why is this happening? Let’s talk about it. Let’s talk about everything.’”
With it sounding like the cast has dealt with the difficult conversations that come from such tragic events the focus on those returning is going to be on getting back on with the Glee reboot.
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