Glee - Season 1 Watch Free in HD

Former glee club star Will Schuester takes over McKinley High School';;;s glee club in the hopes of restoring it to its former glory. He is faced with the challenge of converting a group of misfits, including fame-hungry Rachel Berry, Mercedes Jones, Kurt Hummel, Tina Cohen-Chang, and Artie Abrams, into a team of singers. With harsh criticism from everyone, including Will’s tough-as-nails wife Terri and McKinley’s egotistical cheerleading coach Sue Sylvester, he is determined to prove them all wrong and lead the glee club to the greatest competition of them all: Nationals.

Genre:

Comedy, Drama, Musical, Romance

Actors:

Dianna Agron, Chris Colfer, Jessalyn Gilsig, Jane Lynch, Jayma Mays, Kevin McHale, Lea Michele, Cory Monteith, Matthew Morrison, Amber Riley, Mark Salling, ...»

Director:

Ian Brennan, Brad Falchuk, Ryan Murphy

Country:

United States

Release:

2009

IMDb:

6.8

Quality:

Duration:

44 min

Quinn Fabray

Played by: Dianna Agron

Kurt Hummel

Played by: Chris Colfer

Terri Schuester

Played by: Jessalyn Gilsig

Sue Sylvester

Played by: Jane Lynch

Emma Pillsbury

Played by: Jayma Mays

Artie Abrams

Played by: Kevin McHale

Rachel Berry

Played by: Lea Michele

Finn Hudson

Played by: Cory Monteith

Will Schuester

Played by: Matthew Morrison

Mercedes Jones

Played by: Amber Riley

Noah 'Puck' Puckerman

Played by: Mark Salling

Tina Cohen-Chang

Played by: Jenna Ushkowitz

Sandy Ryerson

Played by: Stephen Tobolowsky

Ken Tanaka

Played by: Patrick Gallagher

Principal Figgins

Played by: Iqbal Theba

Carole Hudson

Played by: Romy Rosemont

Hank Saunders

Played by: Ben Bledsoe

Howard Bamboo

Played by: Kent Avenido

Lillian Adler

Played by: Jane Galloway Heitz

Barb

Played by: Melanie Henderson

Darren

Played by: Aaron Hendry

Santana Lopez

Played by: Naya Rivera

Giselle

Played by: Taisha Monique Clark

Finn's Dad

Played by: Sebastien Cuk

Brad the Piano Player

Played by: Brad Ellis

That Guy at the Rehab Performance

Played by: Austin Honaker

Andrea Cohen

Played by: Vivian Nixon

Kendra Giardi

Played by: Jennifer Aspen

Brittany S. Pierce

Played by: Heather Morris

Dr. Wu

Played by: Kenneth Choi

Giardi Triplet #3

Played by: Ethan Freedman

Amir

Played by: Jacob Hashem

Phil Giardi

Played by: Michael Loeffelholz

Jacob Ben Israel

Played by: Josh Sussman

Senior Student

Played by: Andrew Boryski

Mrs. Schuester

Played by: Debra Monk

Henri St. Pierre

Played by: John Lloyd Young

Dakota Stanley

Played by: Whit Hertford

Teamster

Played by: Clint Culp

Mr. Schuester

Played by: Victor Garber

Mrs. Holloway

Played by: Marie Caldare

Mrs. Robinson

Played by: Maxine English

Flex

Played by: Gregory Hinton

Leggy Blonde

Played by: Brooke Newton

Shoshandra

Played by: Shelby Rabara

Popular Jock

Played by: Corey Krueger

Faculty

Played by: David Pearl

Burt Hummel

Played by: Mike O'Malley

Mr. McClung

Played by: Kurt Fuller

Mike Chang

Played by: Harry Shum Jr.

Matt Rutherford

Played by: Dijon Talton

Andrea Carmichael

Played by: Earlene Davis

Nick

Played by: Hisonni Johnson

Rod Remington

Played by: Bill A. Jones

Jerky Player

Played by: Frank Pacheco

Marcus Langenthal

Played by: Nick Grosvenor

April Rhodes

Played by: Kristin Chenoweth

Bingo Caller

Played by: Geoffrey Gould

Dr. Chin

Played by: Amy Hill

Mrs. Puckerman

Played by: Gina Hecht

Dave Karofsky

Played by: Max Adler

Azimio

Played by: James Earl

Lipoff

Played by: Zack Lively

Artie's Wheel Chair Double

Played by: Aaron Fotheringham

Becky Jackson

Played by: Lauren Potter

Jean Sylvester

Played by: Robin Trocki

Lauren Zizes

Played by: Ashley Fink

Misfit

Played by: Rebecca D. Fox

Pinned Wrestler

Played by: Blake Webber

Russell Fabray

Played by: Gregg Henry

Judy Fabray

Played by: Charlotte Ross

Suzy Pepper

Played by: Sarah Drew

Grace Hitchens

Played by: Eve

Dalton Rumba

Played by: Michael Hitchcock

Deaf Choir Soloist

Played by: John Autry II

Jayelle

Played by: Dawn Noel

Aphasia

Played by: Telisha Shaw

Jane Adams Choir #1

Played by: Comfort Fedoke

Randy Cusperberg

Played by: Chuck Spitler

Photographers Assistant

Played by: Kie Spring

Speech and Debater

Played by: Summer Malone

Candace Dystra

Played by: Anna Camp

Donna Landries

Played by: Patricia Forte

Jesse St. James

Played by: Jonathan Groff

Shelby Corcoran

Played by: Idina Menzel

Waitress

Played by: Jeanine Anderson

Dottie Westerton

Played by: Ayla Rose Barreau

Liz Schneider

Played by: Hayley Holmes

Vocal Adrenaline Member

Played by: Missy Morelli

Madonna

Played by: Marissa Caprielian

The Nerd

Played by: Theo Sakellarides

Tracy Pendergrass

Played by: Michael Benjamin Washington

Leroy

Played by: Dylan Osean

Brenda Castle

Played by: Molly Shannon

Mrs. Carlisle

Played by: Mary Jo Catlett

Ancient Librarian

Played by: Jean Sincere

Bryan Ryan

Played by: Neil Patrick Harris

Herb Duncan

Played by: Paul Vogt

Woman Auditioning

Played by: Wendy Worthington

Hair-Cut Hippie

Played by: Tyler Sean Palmer

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Glenn Garvin

Cynical, sweet and inestimably funny, Glee is by far the best show of the fall TV season.

May 19, 2009

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Chris Barsanti

Glee is starting out smartly, a promising blip in a fall season dominated otherwise by the usual reality sludge and forensic law enforcement blah-blah-blah.

May 19, 2009

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Troy Patterson

At its best, Glee is not just entertaining but elating, dramatizing Breakfast Club-quality teen angst with the aid of tight production numbers covering new and classic popular songs.

May 19, 2009

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Maureen Ryan

"Glee" has many things going for it, but one of its main attractions is that it's different.

May 19, 2009

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Matt Roush

Glee may never be able to recapture its initial glow and buzz, but if this is an indication of its future, I like where it's heading.

May 19, 2009

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Brian Lowry

Put simply, "Glee" strikes too many sour notes for a series with precious little margin for error.

May 19, 2009

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David Hinckley

"Glee" could have a hard time sustaining what it has set up. But the opening number gives us a rousing good show.

May 19, 2009

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Verne Gay

I like "Glee." It's a great cast.

May 19, 2009

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Rob Owen

"Glee" is delightful enough to qualify as a fall favorite.

May 19, 2009

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Alan Sepinwall

They're flashy and can be briefly shocking or funny or even moving, but the more they go over-the-top, the less impact they have for me.

May 19, 2009

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Glee - Season 1

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