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    Watch Out: A heart full of Glee

    Posted in TV by Allison Williams on May 19th, 2009 at 11:23 am

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    TONIGHT: Glee (9pm on Fox)

    It’s the little show that could—could get a premiere following American Idol, that is, though more episodes won’t air until fall. If you haven’t seen/downloaded/done a little chair dance to the “Don’t Stop Believin’” promo, Glee is about a show-choir teacher (Broadway vet Matthew Morrison) and the assorted freaks and geeks that make up his sad little glee club. As charming as the drama is (and it really, really is), remember that it’s helmed by Ryan Murphy of Nip/Tuck and Popular, which means it’s gonna get weird really quickly. Hold on to your musical theater–lovin’ hats.

    Plus, hear what Glee star Matthew Morrison told us about sprained ankles, a 24 crossover episode and boy bands—and which of his Broadway buddies he wants to see on the show.

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