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EPISODE
SEASON
Episode 01: Loser Like Me
Episode 02: Homecoming
Episode 03: Jagged Little Tapestry
Episode 04: The Hurt Locker, Part One
Episode 05: The Hurt Locker, Part Two
Episode 06: What the World Needs Now
Episode 07: Transitioning
Episode 08: A Wedding
Episode 09: Child Star
Episode 10: The Rise and Fall of Sue Sylvester
Episode 11: We Built This Glee Club
Episode 12: 2009
Episode 13: Dreams Come True
Glee - Season 6 Episode 06: What the World Needs Now
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The final season follows former New Directions lead singer and Broadway star Rachel Berry as she returns to Lima to relaunch the New Directions. She only to find out that the arts are completely vanished from McKinley. And she finds herself in the position of taking over the Glee Club, because Mr Schue is leading Vocal Adrenaline now and Blaine is leading The Warblers.
The final season follows former New Directions lead singer and Broadway star Rachel Berry as she returns to Lima to relaunch the New Directions. She only to find out that the arts are completely vanished from McKinley. And she finds herself in the position of taking over the Glee Club, because Mr Schue is leading Vocal Adrenaline now and Blaine is leading The Warblers.
Actors:
Aiden Arrows,
Nick Scott Guyer,
Sara Radle,
Lindsay Pearce,
Candace McKinney,
Ingrid Werner,
Eddy Martin
Aiden Arrows
Nick Scott Guyer
Sara Radle
Lindsay Pearce
30 April 1991, USA
Candace McKinney
8 December 1990
Ingrid Werner
Eddy Martin
10 September 1990, California, USA
Director:
Ian Brennan, Brad Falchuk, Ryan Murphy
Country:
United States
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February 07, 2015
There are moments of true heft and drama in "What The World Needs Now," but the show still feels like it's figuring out how to run without stumbling, not realizing that the finish line is six feet ahead.