Speaking to a small group of reporters yesterday morning, creator Ryan Murphy offered up the first couple hints regarding Glee Season 6.

Most notably: it will only focus on a handful of characters; and it will NOT take place in New York City.

"Everything sort of builds to a head [on the Glee Season 5 finale]," Murphy teased. "I would say explosion is too harsh of a word, but something big happens and then the final season is the aftermath of that."

Murphy also said the series will return to its smaller roots and "concentrate on six people that we know and love and really work hard on their evolution" as Glee heads into its final season.

Surprisingly, though, despite the musical just moving entirely to The Big Apple... Season 6 will move away from The City That Never Sleeps.

"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 really not New York-centric at all," Murphy said.

Finally, Murphy also acknowledged that he has a new concluding scene in mind (he had previously admitted that the first version involved Finn and Rachel). It centers on Rachel and Mr. Schue and...

"...it sort of returns them to their origins and their roots about how they felt about each other and when they were all much younger and everything was idyllic."

Visit E! News for the full Murphy interview and sound off below: Are you happy Glee is ending? Sad? Which characters do you miss the most? Which do you hope return for Season 6?

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