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The most ‘unhinged’ show of the early 2010s is coming back. But should it?

Sydney Morning Herald - Culture · 23 October 2026 at 5:00 am

The most ‘unhinged’ show of the early 2010s is coming back. But should it?

Deranged, kooky and sentimental, Glee took the world by storm.

It’s now getting a reboot – and fans could not be more divided.

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