Kevin McHale Has Perfect Response To Tweet Pitying The Glee Cast

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Glee's Kevin McHale has a hilarious response to a tweet that pitied the show's cast for some of the bizarre scenes they had to film. Shortly after its 2009 release, Glee established itself as one of the most beloved and memorable shows of the 2000s. Glee followed the students of McKinley High school, focusing mainly on the school's glee club, the New Directions, led by charismatic Spanish teacher Will Schuester. The show ran for six incredibly successful seasons before it finally came to an end in 2015.

Created by Ryan Murphy, the writer and producer behind several other popular shows such as American Horror Story and Scream Queens, Glee centered around its standout ensemble cast that made up the New Directions. Glee became well-known for its jukebox musical style, which saw the cast perform more than 700 covers across the show's run, with many making their way into the charts shortly after the episodes had aired. Years later, Glee has managed to maintain its impressive fanbase, with many recently delighted to see the hit show return to streaming last month on its new home of Disney+ after it was initially removed from Netflix.

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In a hilarious tweet, one of Glee's stars, McHale, who played Artie Abrams on the show, has now responded to a fan who appeared to pity him and his fellow cast mates. The original tweet shared a photo of McHale's character, dressed in a costume that depicts a variety of STDs across it. The image was accompanied by a tweet that joked how working on Glee must have been a "fever dream" given the strange scenarios that some of the show's episodes centered around. McHale responded to the tweet with a funny quip, joking that the Glee cast is fine