Michael Hitchcock to Guest Star on Glee
Calm down, Glee.
You had us hooked after your first wonderful, unique episode.
There's really no need to continually line up cool guest stars for next season, not that we're objecting to upcoming appearances by Josh Groban, Kristin Chenoweth, Victor Garber and Debra Monk, among others.
Now, Michael Ausiello reports that MADtv's Michael Hitchcock will show up in the fall. He'll appear in the same episode as Eve, playing the part of the director of a different rival choir.
Hitchcock was hilarious in the movie Best in Show, as he often stars in Christopher Guest-directed movies.

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September 10th, 2009 12:56 AM
Let me start by saying that I am not a fan of the over commercialized television shows that find a way into every aspect of my TV viewing experience (i.e. a constant ticker or banner for when the next season or episode of “Heroes” is going to air…great show but give me a break). I’m a network security auditor that is against piracy but an advocate of freedom of the arts; I believe that if a movie, song, poem or book, isn’t available in my language or in the format I wish to enjoy it in isn’t available, i have the right to attain it in a matter of my choosing for the sake of demonstration and protestation.
With all that out of the way I find myself watching this television show called “Glee”. It has a simple premise…A group of outcasts finding themselves utterly drawn to the age old traditions of song and dance. I was in my church choir, middle school choir, high school choir, and I sucked at it. I was a baritone singing with tenors and I have nightmares about