Don’t Stop Believin’: ‘Glee’ Revival a Go at Disney+ and Hulu - The Hollywood Reporter
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Get your slushies ready: Glee is returning.
Disney+ and Hulu have ordered a revival of the high school musical, which ran from 2009-15 on Fox. 20th Television, which produced the original series, is also behind the new show.
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