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A bittersweet effect. Glee was already over when Naya Rivera died in 2020, but her costars Jenna Ushkowitz and Kevin McHale believe her death led to healing among the surviving cast members.

Naya Rivera’s dad has something to say about his late daughter’s relationship with Lea Michele.

Preparing their slushies for battle. The Price of Glee docuseries claims to unpack the highs and lows of the hit Fox series – but that doesn’t mean the show’s cast members what anything to do with it.

Kevin McHale is speaking out against the upcoming Glee docuseries!

Kevin McHale recently slammed the upcoming Discovery+ documentary titled, The Price Of Glee, with a Twitter post on Friday.The former Glee star, 34, reposted a tweet from writer, Ashley Ray-Harris, who claimed that cast and crew from the Emmy-winning series were involved, with the actor responding with, 'Show me this "cast" you speak of.'The three-part limited series re-examines the tragic deaths of former Glee cast members, including Naya Rivera, Cory Monteith, and Mark Salling, along with the death 'curse'  and controversies revolving around the Fox show.  Slammed: Kevin McHale, 34, slammed the upcoming documentary series, The Price Of Glee, on his Twitter earlier on Friday The actor and singer had reposted a Twitter post in which television writer, Ashley Ray-Harris typed, 'yes cast and crew are involved, no they are not comparing naya and cory to mark or making any similarity other than to say ‘they were all on the same show.'  Kevin quickly penned his own thoughts, 'Show me this 'cast' you speak of,' further calling the docu-series 'trash' by adding a trash can emoji. McHale, who notably portrayed the character of Artie Abrams on Glee, additionally typed out a follow-up statement to the post, expressing, 'This was the nice version, ftr.

UPDATE: Discovery+ and ID have unveiled a trailer for the series, which you can watch above. It will launch on January 16.

Three late Glee stars are the subject of an all-new trailer re-examining the “curse” of death surrounding the show.

Glee's behind-the-scenes controversies which rocked the foundations of the wholesome TV show are to be explored in a new documentary series.The three-part series will examine the countless scandals among the show's cast, including Mark Salling, who killed himself after pleading guilty to child pornography charges, Cory Monteith's heroin overdose, accusations of -on-set bullying by Lea Michele and the shock drowning of Naya Rivera.The untitled Discovery+ and ID series will feature interviews with cast and crew members who will share memories of their time on the Fox show, as well as previously unheard testimonials from family and friends.Glee ran for six seasons from 2009 to 2015 and throughout its time on air and the years following, trauma has reigned supreme - leading to claims of a 'Glee Curse'. The programme centred on the William McKinley High School Glee club and starred Lea, Matthew Morrison, Cory, Darren Criss, Chris Colfer, Jane Lynch, Amber Riley, Mark, Heather Morris and Kevin McHale. Glee Curse: Glee's behind-the-scenes controversies which rocked the foundations of the wholesome TV show are to be explored in a new documentary series (Pictured top row L-R: Chord Overstreet, Harry Shum Jr., Naya Rivera, Dianna Agron, Iqbal Theba, Heather Morris, Chris Colfer and Jane Lynch.

A new Discovery+ docuseries is gearing up to show us what we really missed on Glee.

The dirt on “Glee” is about to be dug up.

EXCLUSIVE: Discovery+ and ID are exploring the real story behind Fox’s hit series Glee.

Wilson Chapman editorSix months after leaving Netflix, the New Directions are back on streaming.“Glee,” the mega-popular Ryan Murphy musical comedy series, will debut on Disney+ and Hulu June 1, Disney announced Friday. The announcement was made a day after the 13-year anniversary of the pilot, which initially aired on Fox in 2009.All six seasons of “Glee” landed on Netflix in 2019, shortly after the series celebrated its tenth anniversary.

Amber Riley is explaining why she doesn’t use the word “curse” to describe the tragic things that have happened to the cast of Glee.

Amber Riley is explaining why she doesn’t use the word “curse” to describe the tragic things that have happened to the cast of Glee.

Glee star Heather Morris has apologised for a series of now-deleted tweets about her co-star Mark Salling.The actress, who played Brittany in the show, shared a statement on Twitter responding to her own series of tweets speaking out against a fan-edited photo of the Glee cast that had put a vomit emoji over Salling’s face.In 2015, Salling was arrested for downloading more than 50,000 images of child pornography and sexualized images of children on his laptop, as well as 4,000 other photos and 160 videos of child pornography on a flash drive.He died by apparent suicide in 2018, shortly after he agreed to plead guilty to the charges.Morris had written on Twitter about only being able to grieve the deaths of late co-stars Cory Monteith and

Heather Morris is apologizing to anyone who felt triggered by the recent comments she made about her late Glee co-star Mark Salling. After someone placed a vomit face emoji over Mark‘s face in a tweet about Glee, Heather spoke out to defend the memory of Mark and said it’s “incredibly tough” to act like his death is “invisible.” Before he committed suicide in January 2018, Mark pleaded guilty to possession of child pornography.

Update 12/22/2020: Heather issued an apology on Monday (Dec. 21) evening for her comments. “To all those who felt triggered by my message, I want to sincerely apologize for the harm I caused,” she tweeted. “Whether you, a friend, a family member has been a victim of pedophilia, I realize my words may have been insensitive to your experience and for that, I can’t express enough how sorry I am.”

Heather Morris is apologizing to anyone who felt triggered by the recent comments she made about her late Glee co-star Mark Salling.

Glee star Heather Morris has hit back at critics after she accused a post of being "offensive" to Mark Salling.

Heather Morris is speaking out to make sure that the death of her Glee co-star Mark Salling is not overlooked.

Heather Morris spoke out on social media following a fan’s “offensive” edit of a photo of her Glee costars.On December 7, a fan shared multiple stills from season 2’s holiday episode. “ten years ago today, a very glee christmas aired,” the tweet read.