To help plot out what will be senior year for most of the McKinley High glee clubbers, Murphy says he sought out writers with "big opinions" about the show. Why? Because he wasn't about to ignore the loud and persistent outcry that hit the show in Season 2 from all corners of the Gleek universe.
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The general complaints: No more theme episodes (Christmas! Valentine's Day! Underage drinking!). No more tributes (Britney Spears! Rocky Horror! Fleetwood Mac!). No more new characters, and no neglecting the members of New Directions not named Kurt Hummel. Despite pulling in more-than-robust ratings and raking in extra bucks from very healthy record sales, last season's backlash was felt.
It might have been a bitter pill considering the show's meteoric rise in Season 1, but Murphy said instead it was fuel. The outcome? A renewed "passion" for Glee and a re-focusing on what made fans go nuts for it in the first place. In fact, days before the series' Season 3 premiere (Tuesday at 8/7c on Fox), he was all confidence and reassurance, telling TVGuide.com that a back-to-basics plan is in effect, one that he believes will be emotional and heartbreaking in the all the right places as McKinley High's much-Slusheed underdogs make their way to graduation.
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"Before we did anything, we figured out where we were going," he said. "Who graduates? Who doesn't? Do they go off into the ether or do they stay in Ohio? This time, we know what we're writing towards, which is great."
The extra help doesn't hurt. Where the first two seasons were written entirely by executive producers Murphy, Brad Falchuk and Ian Brennan, this year they've got nine writers on tap, among them Buffy the Vampire Slayer fanboy fave Marti Noxon and Michael Hitchcock (who you might recognize as Glee's Dalton Rumba). Before typing a single page, the new team sat around for a good month delving into what Murphy calls "dream time," imagining all the possible stories and songs they might do — and then zeroing in on what made sense. "From that, came an amazing arc and an amazing season," he said.
Expect the first nine episodes to revolve around four major stories that connect the core cast: Rachel (Lea Michele) and Kurt (Chris Colfer), who together aspire to the Broadway stage, Will (Matthew Morrison) and Emma (Jayma Mays), who are trying to make it work as a couple, two members who defect separately from the glee club and one who's struggling with the very idea of "the future."
Murphy especially wanted to get back to that big melancholic theme from Season 1: Is everyone meant to fulfill their dreams outside of Lima, Ohio? Is everyone destined for college? "Sometimes college isn't for everyone," Murphy said. "What do you do if that's your sneaking suspicion? What happens?"
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