I want Gwyneth to take part in one episone of the 3rd season. Only one, please! Or I will kill myself with a knife. OK, I will not kill myself with a knife. But I will be very sad. Mr. Murphy, pleeease!

Sandra, I’m as excited as you are about Sam and Mercedes. Please tell me what’s in the cards for them. — Joanie
I can’t speak to their longterm viability, but EP Brad Falchuk assures they’ll continue to simmer over the summer. “When we come back [in season three], they will be together,” he assures. Also on the table as an option next year? A new romance for recently heartbroken (and newly made-over) Quinn!

I loved your idea about bringing in Dustin Goolsby for more Glee time. I find him hilarious. But I’m not totally ready to give up on Sue yet. What’s she going to be up to next season? — Claire
According to Falchuk, the sweet streak will find an end. Asked whether Sue is actually going to stay sweet and stop trying to destroy the glee club, he replied, “No, of course she’s going to try!”

The credits on the Season 2 finale just finished rolling and yet Glee is already prepping for Season 3.

According to some fresh casting intel, producers are adding a new recurring female character described as “Adele meets Susan Boyle.” In addition to being a great singer, interested actresses must be at least 18 years old but look like they’re in high school.

It’s one of at least two new female students enrolling at McKinley High this fall. The other newbie, Rebecca, is described as beautiful and someone who can sing all kinds of music.

Outstanding Lead Actor In A Comedy Series
Matthew Morrison
as Will Schuester
Glee

Outstanding Lead Actress In A Comedy Series
Lea Michele
as Rachel Berry
Glee

Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Comedy Series
Max Adler
as Dave Karofsky
Glee

Chris Colfer
as Kurt Hummel
Glee

Kevin McHale
as Artie Abrams
Glee

Cory Monteith
as Finn Hudson
Glee

Mike O'Malley
as Burt Hummel
Glee

Chord Overstreet
as Sam Evans
Glee

Mark Salling
as Noah "Puck" Puckerman
Glee

Outstanding Supporting Actress In A Comedy Series
Dianna Agron
as Quinn Fabray
Glee

Jane Lynch
as Sue Sylvester
Glee

Jayma Mays
as Emma Pillsbury
Glee

Heather Morris
as Brittany
Glee

Amber Riley
as Mercedes Jones
Glee

Naya Rivera
as Santana Lopez
Glee

Outstanding Guest Actor In A Comedy Series
Darren Everett Criss
as Blaine Anderson
Glee
Kurt and Blaine meet for the first time, moments before The Warblers, led by Blaine, perform Teenage Dream. Blaine understands Kurt’s situation and explains how he himself was bullied at his old school. Blaine advises Kurt to confront his bully. Staying in contact, Blaine urges Kurt to have "courage."

Cheyenne Jackson
as Dustin Goolsby
Glee
Dustin Goolsby's (Cheyenne Jackson) recruited amongst others to join coach Sue Sylvester in her "League of Doom," a group whose sole purpose is to destroy the Glee Club. Sue gives each member a codename (Dustin's being "Sergeant Handsome") and pager so that she can contact them for missions as needed.

John Stamos
as Dr. Carl Howell
Glee
Will's jealous of Emma’s boyfriend Carl (Stamos). To impress her, the glee club performs "Rocky Horror" for the school musical. In order to do the show, Sue convinces Carl to audition, and he sings "Hot Patootie" while swing-dancing with Emma. Will realizes Carl should be with Emma and backs off.

Outstanding Guest Actress In A Comedy Series
Carol Burnett
as Doris Sylvester
Glee
As Sue prepares to marry herself, Sue's mom, Doris Sylvester (Carol Burnett), returns to her daughters' lives years after having abandoned them in Ohio, so that she could hunt Nazi's.

Kristin Chenoweth
as April Rhodes
Glee
April Rhodes (Kristin Chenoweth) returns to her hometown of Lima, Ohio and tries to convince Mr. Schuester to hit the road with her. April is a former classmate of his who was the biggest star of the McKinley High Glee Club and Will's first crush.

Ashley Fink
as Lauren Zizes
Glee
Lauren seems like the quiet and tough girl in class but throws this impression aside when she makes Puck work for her affection. She flaunts her stuff and lets him know that even though she's overweight, he's going to have to woo her and shower her with gifts.

Dot-Marie Jones
as Coach Beiste
Glee
Coach Beiste is crushed to find out that the kids from school have been using visions of her to cool their sexual excitement. This makes her want to leave because of her own private pain - having never been kissed.

Gwyneth Paltrow
as Holly Holliday
Glee
Gwyneth Paltrow guest stars as Holly Holliday, an unconventional substitute who wins over the New Directions in Will’s absence. After seeking out Will’s advice, she reveals a traumatic past that has lead to
her deep insecurity as a teacher.

Charice Pempengco
as Sunshine Corazon
Glee
After returning from summer break, the kids discover they are still school outcasts; Will tries to recruit new Glee Club members; and Sue has a new formidable rival.

Glee Emmy's submission for Writing in a Comedy Program:

The Substitute
Silly Love Songs
Born This Way

Art Direction
Brittany/Britney

Casting

Cinematography
Born This Way

Costumes
New York

Direction
Born This Way (Alfonso Gomez-Rejon)
Duets (Eric Stoltz)
Furt (Carol Banker)
Original Song (Bradley Buecker)
Silly Love Songs (Tate Donovan)
Special Education (Paris Barclay)
The Substitute (Ryan Murphy)
The Sue Sylvester Shuffle (Brad Falchuk)

Editing
Blame It on the Alcohol
Rumours
Silly Love Songs
The Substitute

Hairstyling
The Sue Sylvester Shuffle

Make-Up (non prostetic)
The Rocky Horror Glee Show

Make-Up (prosthetic)
The Sue Sylvester Shuffle

Sound Editing
The Sue Sylvester Shuffle

Sound Mixing
The Substitute

Stunts
Silly Love Songs

Writing:
The Substitute (Ian Brennan)
Silly Love Songs (Ryan Murphy)
Born This Way (Brad Falchuk)