“In terms of the Discovery+ documentary, it feels even more important, to me at least, to do the podcast because we were the ones who were there,” Ushkowitz informed the outlet. “And we were the ones experiencing this. And we know what really happened. So you know, for me, it feels even more pertinent to actually be the ones to share our experience when people are sharing experiences that they didn’t have.”
McHale included, “I likewise believe the other reason we wished to do this was that with the pandemic and TikTok, there has actually been this unusual renewal of Glee An entire brand-new generation of individuals has actually been discovering it. Like, kids, who were not alive when the program began. We talked with [creator] Ryan [Murphy] about that, too, about simply how cool and what a chance that is for individuals. They’re not always connected to all of the, let’s state, drama, or the bad things individuals will discuss in journalism since they’re simply seeing this with brand-new eyes.”
Fellow cast member Chord Overstreet likewise discussed the brand-new docuseries back inAugust “I think anybody that knows anything about that show and experienced it doesn’t have anything to do with that from what I know,” he stated on The Elvis Duran Show “We’re all really close and pretty much like family. Nobody knows anything about that. I think it’s a little bit of like just trying to get people to watch something. I don’t think anybody really knows anything about it. I think it’s just like a tabloid thing trying to sell.”
McHale and Jenna starred on all 6 seasons of Glee, which ended in2015 Overstreet took part season 2 as SamEvans Monteith played their character’s good friend Finn Hudson, and was likewise an initial cast member. He passed away at age 31 of an unintentional overdose in 2013.
