Plans for Season 2 from the Glee Project Going ahead Quitter Cameron Doesn't Have Regrets

Cameron, Ryan Murphy A renewal is not official, however the Glee Project executive producer Michael Davies states he's already preparing. "Talks have started. Many of the planning is beginning to occur,Inch Davies stated Tuesday throughout Oxygen's fall TV preview. "No, it isn't official, but because of the rankings growth" and success on multiple platforms - Oxygen, Hulu, VOD, etc. -- "Personally i think incredibly certain that we are returning," he stated. All you understood about Glee's future is wrong Davies stated budget talks happen to be going ahead and producers are thinking about possible tweaks towards the casting process. "The show is unquestionably during my plans for the coming year,Inch he stated. Also showing up about the panel before reporters was Cameron Mitchell, who in Sunday's episode withdrew in the competition after feeling too uncomfortable with a few of the show's acting challenges - particularly, kissing other participants -- to carry on. Glee's Ryan Murphy: No stars were fired - or discovered these were fired on Twitter Mitchell stated he'd never behaved before who audition for that Glee Project. "Maybe I had been a little naïve for the reason that area," he stated, adding he understood that Glee is chock-filled with sexual styles. "I understood there is possible [that I'd need to hug someone]... But [departing] was your decision I made the decision to create.Inch "I do not regret my decision whatsoever," Mitchell stated. No hints, obviously, about who wins the show - the finale airs August. 21 - but Davies stated the champion is probably not who audiences expect. "[Glee executive producer] Ryan Murphy continues an outing. His opinions transformed" through the competition, he stated. "Where he finally reaches when it comes to who he thinks he is able to write for on Glee [differs]. It had not been predetermined." So... not Damian? The Glee Project airs Sundays at 9/8c on Oxygen.