Glee has been given a fifth and sixth season. Fox entertainment chairman Kevin Reilly described himself as "thrilled" to announce the renewal today (April 19).
Finn (Cory Monteith) and Rachel (Lea Michele) perform in season 4 episode 19 'Sweet Dreams '
"Glee debuted as the first and only successful musical comedy series on television, and more than four years later, it continues to defy genres, break new ground and have a significant impact on popular culture," Reilly said in a statement.
"Week in and week out, Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk, Ian Brennan, Dante Di Loreto and the entire Glee team deliver a series that not only delights and surprises fans, but also inspires them to talk about, share, debate and engage with the show - and I'm absolutely thrilled to have them on board for another two seasons."
Jake (Jacob Artist) helps Ryder (Blake Jenner) in season 4 episode 18 'Shooting Star'
Twentieth Century Fox Television chairmen Dana Walden and Gary Newman added: "Glee has been a signature series for the studio since its launch four years ago and we couldn't be happier that Fox has ordered two more seasons.
Twentieth Century Fox Television chairmen Dana Walden and Gary Newman added: "Glee has been a signature series for the studio since its launch four years ago and we couldn't be happier that Fox has ordered two more seasons.
Such great news! Glee will be back for season 5 and 6! I'm so happy!!! Can't wait to see what Rachel will be up to next year! #gleeseason5"Ryan,Brad, Ian and Dante have created something that is far larger than a television show; it's a global entertainment brand which continues to touch millions around the world."
— Lea Michele (@msleamichele) April 19, 2013
Glee recently caused a stir with its school shooting episode 'Shooting Star', which Jane Lynch defended by saying there was "a truth to it".
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