"The final season is really its own story and its own location and while the New York stuff will be alive, the final season is not New York-centric at all," Murphy says, noting there will be a time jump for the final 24 episodes. "It really [will be] a lovely, fitting season that…dwells on the original people that were on the show and what happens to them and how they give back. That really is the last season.… We'll revisit some of the new kids that came and went. There's a return of the Jane-Matt characters in a big way. It's really interesting, very sweet, satisfying ending to the story."

While Glee's original ending featured Rachel and Finn -- both successful in their careers -- reuniting in Ohio, Murphy said the final scene the writers have in mind includes Rachel's and Matthew Morrison's former glee club leader, Will Schuester.

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"We do have a final idea that we're working on that I think is very powerful and moving," he said of the final scene idea. "It's about Rachel and Mr. Schue and it returns them to their origins and their roots, about how they felt about each other when they were younger and everything was idyllic. That ending has to be a reflection and celebration of how far all those characters have evolved.… The main thrust of [the episodes] will be a final farewell to all of our characters that we've known since season one."

While he declined to provide specifics about precisely which actors would be back as series regulars, Murphy said the offer has been extended to everyone who was a part of the early seasons, including glee club members and teachers. The final season, he noted, also would have to reflect the new world the characters are living in -- one that includes all the social changes regarding gay marriage, DOMA and more.

Also on the table for Glee's sixth and final season is whether or not Broadway diva-in-training Rachel Berry will start dating again after Finn's passing. "We'll probably follow Lea's lead as we have so many times this year," he said. "She's always been so great and sensitive and been so wise about how to handle that stuff. We have to make that decision in the next couple of weeks -- if not months: Is Rachel going to have another romance? Or does Rachel's second half romantically happen when Glee is over? That's something we're debating. It's hard."

The prolific producer behind Glee, American Horror Story and HBO's upcoming The Normal Heart adaptation said writers agreed to take that question off the table for season five. "This year, what we decided to do was to remove the equation of anybody coming in and taking Finn's place. I don't really think that's possible," Murphy said, noting he's pleased with the decision to focus on a career-oriented Rachel. "That's a really hard, very painful, very difficult thing for the show. I've said it before and it was even in Cory's eulogy, that that was always the ending of the show for me: these two star-crossed lovers getting together and having a happy ending and them both getting their dreams. The fact that that can't be is a big pain in all of our hearts."

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In the meantime, the remaining episodes of season five will again feature the return of original stars, including Harry Shum Jr. (Mike) and Mark Salling (Puck). Santana also will "make her triumphant return" for Rachel's Funny Girl opening, which will see Tina (Jenna Ushkowitz) head to New York along with Sue (Jane Lynch) and Will.

"At one point, I felt like [Glee] was a cast of thousands. The Lima stories were always supposed to be all through the prism of Cory's character, Finn, and that didn't work out. We had to punt for a little bit but once we got our bearings back, the idea of, 'Let's really concentrate on six people we know and love and really work hard on their evolution' has really served the show well," Murphy says. "In this next year, that's the formula we will be using. People really want to follow these people in their journey -- these people that they started with."

As for what happens to McKinley, Murphy wouldn't rule out revisiting the high school where Glee has its roots. "You might see it again in some very nostalgic way," he teased.

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Plus chyba dobra wiadomośc dla tych co nie chcieli Samchel. Czytałam że Rachel ma rozmawiać z Mercedes i powiedzieć jej że coś było między nią a Samem ale to nic takiego, a Mercedes jej powie że ma dać sobie spokój i iść do przodu.

Jeżeli chodzi o rozmowę Mercedes z Rachel to " Sweet Rachel/Mercedes scenes. FInally a good girl/girl talk!

There’s a couple of sweet moments between Rachel and Mercedes. Good girlfriend talk.

Mercedes asks about Rachel’s first time and Rachel gives her advice.

The other scene Rachel tells Mercedes about a little “Samchel” but she explains it wasn’t nothing and Mercedes tells Rachel to move on and asks if there’s any guy and Rachel tells her feelings, “This is close for bussiness.”