Leigh Griffiths capped off his Easter Road return by scoring a double, including a sensational strike from the halfway line.
02.11.2022 - 18:47 / usmagazine.com
Not holding back. Jenna Ushkowitz and Kevin McHale are launching their new Glee rewatch podcast, “And That’s What You Really Missed,” and they don’t plan to hold back.
“I think when I said I’m not gonna sugarcoat it … we’ve danced around a lot, right? Because I would always say to Kevin, ‘Sometimes it’s not our story to tell,’” Ushkowitz, 36, exclusively told Us Weekly on Monday, October 31. “There’s like dancing around, obviously, the Glee curse and the deaths of our friends and some of the on-set drama that you hear. And I think this time, it’ll be hard, but like, I’m gonna tell it from my perspective and my experience ’cause that’s all I can do.”
The Broadway alum and McHale, 34, played Tina and Artie, respectively, on all six seasons of the hit Fox comedy, which aired from 2009 to 2015. However, Glee has continued to make headlines in recent years with more revelations about on-set behavior, including the Lea Michele bullying allegations brought forward by Samantha Marie Ware in 2020. Michele apologized while claiming she had no memory of the incidents.
McHale admitted that there were moments where he questioned some of Michele’s behavior. “We all come from different backgrounds and different experiences and there were definitely moments of, like, ‘Is that normal?’ But we didn’t necessarily know any better and we were all learning together. And I know that sounds like some political roundabout answer,” he told Us.
The X Factor UK alum continued, “But if [Michele] wanted to come back on [the podcast], I don’t know. I think, for some people, if they wanna leave, like, the show sort of in the past and she’s, like, doing great and I’ve had so many friends go see her in her show, [Funny Girl]. It sounds like she’s incredible.
Leigh Griffiths capped off his Easter Road return by scoring a double, including a sensational strike from the halfway line.
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