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Kristin posted a bit more about Jonathan’s reappearance on Glee this season!
Groffy Klaus Is Coming to Town: Tis the season to get excited about the one and only Jonathan Groff returning to our television. A source tells us he won’t be reappearing until the back six (wah wahhh), so we can all just assume that New Directions will win all their singing competitions leading up to facing off with Vocal Adrenaline. Plus, our little Broadway birdie assured us that Groff has nothing lined up in New York so he can get back to Los Angeles ASAP. The sooner he’s here, the sooner we can all just relax and soak in his Groff-iness.
Jonathan will be returning to Glee this season for a multiple of episodes. More info below and continues spoilers:
Jonathan Groff is bringing Jesse St. James back to Glee later this season, but there’s a twist — and a juicy one at that: The student has now become the teacher!
At an event celebrating the show’s 300th musical performance on Wednesday, exec producer Ryan Murphy revealed that Groff will appear in multiple episodes as[SPOILER ALERT] the new coach of Vocal Adrenaline. Murphy added that Glee Project runner-up Alex Newell would ” have many scenes” with Groff.
Groff last appeared on Glee in the spring when Jesse returned to make amends with his ex, Rachel. (With reporting by Vlada Gelman)
Since Jonathan’s casting news for The Submission yesterday, I guess this is a popular question in everyone’s minds.
Luca in New York, N.Y.: Please tell me you have intel on whether or not his Groffiness Jonathan Groff will be appearing on Glee next season!
We have some not so good news, at least for Glee fans. Jonathan was just cast in an off-Broadway show (The Submission), and it runs pretty much the whole time Glee is in production for the first half of season three. Our resident Broadway expert predicts Groff will be up to his ears in stage duties from August until the end of October. Unless Jonathan flies back and forth on his one day off while performing, Jesse St. James will most likely be MIA for the first part of next season. But who knows, The Groff may not like to sleep, so maybe he’ll do both! Fun fact about his new show, True Blood’s Rutina Wesley is also starring in it.
What Watch With Kristin forgot to mention is that last year Jonathan was doing Deathtrap which had a longer run compared to The Submission. Deathtrap ended in January and was in London whereas The Submission ends in October and is in New York. So Jonathan returning for this season is higher and we could get him in more episodes compared to Season 2 but it all really comes down to Ryan Murphy and Glee co again on whether on not they will have Jonathan back for Season 3.Tweet
Glee: Ryan Murphy was serious about that guest star ban on season three, and praise Groff for that. Wait, Jonathan Groff is a guest star. Hold on, we’re gonna get Ryan on the phone. Meanwhile, Kristin Chenoweth tells Zap2it that it’s “a bummer” that April Rhodes won’t be back next season. “But he needs to get his show back, so I get why he’s doing that,” she says.
If you want Jonathan to return to Season 3 as series regular like we do, sign the petition: Make Jonathan Groff A Glee Season 3 Regular! . Hopefully, we find out soon about Jonathan’s status with Glee.
Jonathan performed in Spring Awakening in Eugene O’Neill Theatre where Tony award winning Book of Mormon is now performing in. He watched the show last month with Lea and Theo. Check out contest details below:
Now, “Glee” and Mormon have come together in celebration of their common grounds and are inviting four guests to the historic theatre for a performance of the musical as well as a backstage tour.
To enter, visit The Book of Mormon Facebook fan page by clicking here and enter in all of your information. One winner will receive four tickets to the performance as well as roundtrip airfare and hotel accommodations, dinner for four, a backstage tour, Mormon t-shirts, hats and cast albums, and a Flip HD 8GB video camera. Ten runners up will receive a Mormon t-shirt, hat and cast album.
Mormon, by Emmy Award-winning “South Park” creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone and Avenue Q Tony Award winner Robert Lopez, follows two Mormons as they venture from Salt Lake City to AIDS-ravaged Uganda in the hopes of converting villagers with the story of Joseph Smith and the founding of the Mormon Church. The problem is only one of them has actually read the book.
Glee Season 2 DVD and Blu Ray will be out on September 13th. Check out information below:
“GLEE” THE COMPLETE SECOND SEASON Blu-ray and DVD is bursting with exclusive bonus materials including the fan-favorite Glee Music Jukebox, a behind-the-scenes look at the epic Season 2 finale shot in New York City, a featurette showcasing the GLEE guest stars: Gwyneth Paltrow, Carol Burnett and more, additional featurettes highlighting sensational cast performances and much more. “GLEE” THE COMPLETE SECOND SEASON will be available for an average retail price of $44.99 Blu-ray and $39.98 DVD respectively. Pre-book date is August 3, 2011.
Based on the smash North American concert tour, GLEE LIVE: The 3D Concert Movie will be released in theaters nationwide, for a special limited two-week engagement, on August 12, 2011.
“GLEE” THE COMPLETE SECOND SEASON Blu-ray & DVD Features:
• Glee Music Jukebox
• Guesting on Glee
• Stevie Nick Goes Glee
• A Day in The Life of Brittany
• Shooting Glee in New York City
• Sue’s Quips
• Santana Slams
• Building Glee’s Auditorium with Cory Monteith
• The Making of the Rocky Horror Glee Show
• Exclsuive Bonus Song – “Planet, Schmanet, Janet”
• Getting Waxed with Jane Lynch
• The Wit of Brittany
• Glee at Comic-Con 2010
