The Glee spinoff may be dead, but Chris Colfer isn't going anywhere!
When our own Kristin Dos Santos caught up with Colfer at the Fox TCA All-Star party, he was happy to talk about next season's plans for Kurt, as well as what's ahead for the most fashionable couple on TV…
When news spread that the spinoff was not happening, but the main senior cast (Lea Michele, Cory Monteith, Naya Rivera and Colfer) would be returning, some fans were skeptical about season four. But not him.
"I think people think that I should be disappointed, but I'm actually really excited for what they have in store for next season," he told us. "I can't obviously say right now, but I think it's going to be fun and I think everyone is going to be happy about it."
We are going absolutely nuts trying to guess how the seniors will be incorporated next year, but we did offer one theory to Colfer: they will all fail the SATs! We're 19 percent sure that this will happen, too. "We're going to fail our SATs!" he agrees with a laugh. "How come no one has ever taken the SATs on this show? I think that's what's probably going to happen."
If Kurt fails, he can stay in high school with his dreamy boyfriend Blaine (Darren Criss). Even though there's a pesky third wheel to worry about right now. "Kurt kind of takes care of Blaine coming up, so I think [fans] will be excited about that. I like the third wheel," Colfer tells us. "They're going to hate me for saying that, but I like the third wheel because you know for an actor it adds a lot of fun. It adds a lot of drama."
Maybe we'll get some physical drama? "Wouldn't that be great?!" Colfer gushes. "I'm still campaigning to punch Sebastian (Grant Gustin) in the face."
So are Klaine fans. To get more scoop on the Michael Jackson episode and the rubber suit Kurt has to put on (seriously), check out our full interview with Colfer above!
So are Klaine fans. To get more scoop on the Michael Jackson episode and the rubber suit Kurt has to put on (seriously), check out our full interview with Colfer above!