An enormous victory for Gleeks who didn’t cease believing.
Six months after getting kicked off Netflix, Glee is about to return to streaming starting June 1 through Disney+ and Hulu, TVLine has realized. The transfer is smart, contemplating Ryan Murphy’s musical phenom grew to become an official Disney property following Mickey Mouse’s acquisition of Glee producer twentieth Tv).
The June 1 date is a fortuitous one, because it marks the launch of LGBTQIA+ Satisfaction Month celebrations.
Glee premiered on Fox in 2009 and ran for six seasons.
Rumors of a reboot have been heating up lately. Final fall, Fox’s leisure president Michael Thorn addressed the hypothesis, telling our sister pub Deadline that “We all the time welcome celebrating our iconic reveals and revisiting these with shocking takes and new approaches so, particularly on this crowded market, we’re all the time open to reinventing our greatest IP with a few of our favourite companions.”
After all, given Friday’s information, any new iteration of Glee would probably land on Hulu or Disney+. A rep for Disney declined to touch upon the opportunity of a revival/reboot.
