Oxygen is not going to air a third a third season of THE GLEE PROJECT, TVLine is reporting. Although the cable network declined to comment, sources confirm that a number of factors — not the least of which is that GLEE itself has not been renewed yet — contributed to the decision to shelve the reality spin-off. In THE GLEE PROJECT season two finale on Tuesday night, the final three contenders – Ali Stroker, Aylin Bayramoglu and Blake Jenner – vied for a seven episode arc on GLEE. Joining the finalists was GLEE series regular Chris Colfer (Kurt Hummel) who mentored the contenders through “Glee-ality” week. The competitors brought everything they had to the stage for their final performances, including their last homework assignment which was “You Can’t Stop The Beat” from "Hairspray." Last year's winner, Damian McGinty, returned to star in the music video along with all the eliminated contestants.
On Monday Oxygen announced NeNe Leakes and Robert Ulrich will host THE GLEE PROJECT LIVE REUNION airing on Oxygen.com directly after the season two winner is crowned on Tuesday, August 14 at 11 p.m. ET. THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF ATLANTA and GLEE star, NeNe Leakes, and THE GLEE PROJECT on-air mentor and casting director, Robert Ulrich, will join the final five contenders live in New York while additional cast members from season two will join via live video on the Watchitoo platform. Also making a special appearance during the live reunion will be the cast from Oxygen’s new dance series “All the Right Moves.” Fans can tweet their questions to @TheGleeProject or submit live video questions the night of the event at Oxygen.com.
Emotions ran high as the final five contenders of Oxygen’s THE GLEE PROJECT vied for a spot in the highly anticipated season two finale. This week the determined hopefuls were joined by GLEE star Dianna Agron (Quinn Fabray) for the newly established “Actability” week. Performing “Addicted to Love” by Robert Palmer for the homework assignment, each singer was challenged to emote a designated action that Dianna gave them only minutes before singing. This tested the contenders’ ability to readily adapt and also act out specific emotions on the spot.
The penultimate episode of THE GLEE PROJECT season two airs on Tuesday, August 7th at 10 p.m. ET/PT, Dianna Agron (GLEE's Quinn Fabray) is welcomed to classroom for the newly created “Actability” week where she will challenge the contenders during the homework assignment. Later, Emotions run deep as the contenders perform Pink’s “Perfect” for the music video.
The competition has only two weeks remaining before revealing the winner of the second season of Oxygen’s THE GLEE PROJECT and the contenders are feeling the intensity. This week the remaining six competitors were paired up for “Romanticality” week where one of GLEE's biggest breakout stars, Darren Criss (Blaine Anderson), returned as the guest mentor.
With only a few weeks remaining in the competition, Oxygen’s THE GLEE PROJECT put the remaining seven contenders to the ultimate test for “Tenacity” week. Joining the contenders for the weekly homework assignment was Amber Riley (GLEE's Mercedes Jones). After watching the contenders perform “Survivor” by Destiny’s Child, she discussed the trial and tribulations she has been through to make it as an actress on GLEE.
More than half way through the competition, the remaining eight contenders stepped it up during this week’s all-new episode of Oxygen’s THE GLEE PROJECT. One of GLEE's newest stars, Grant Gustin (Sebastian Smythe) came to the classroom as guest mentor for “Theatricality” week. Having started his career in musical theater, Grant shared his stage experiences and spoke to how they helped shape his career as an on-camera actor. As the competition intensifies, the remaining nine hopefuls face their fears on an all-new episode of Oxygen’s THE GLEE PROJECT. Joined by the fierce and motivating Jane Lynch (GLEE’s Sue Sylvester), the contenders are challenged during "Fearlessness" week with slushies, swimsuits and stimulating song selections.
Oxygen’s THE GLEE PROJECT adds GLEE’s newest star, Grant Gustin, and series regular, Dianna Agron, to the list of guest mentors on the critically acclaimed series. Grant Gustin (Sebastian Smythe) comes to the classroom for “Theatricality” on July 17 while Dianna Agron (Quinn Fabray) introduces the newly created theme of “Actability” on August 7. Oxygen’s THE GLEE PROJECT tested the remaining ten contenders on their “Adaptability” skills during this week’s challenging new episode. After being introduced to guest mentor Kevin McHale (GLEE's Artie Abrams), the contenders were given their first twist of the week – to perform their rehearsed homework assignment song, Alanis Morissette’s “You Oughta Know,” as solo numbers instead of a large group number. Then, the hopefuls were dismissed from the classroom without being told the group number. Once in the recording studio with on-air mentor Nikki Anders, the song of the week, “Price Tag” by Jessie J was revealed. With no time to practice, the contenders learned the vocals on demand and the choreography on-set. While some of the singers thrived in the fast-paced learning environment, others failed to live up to the expectations. After reviewing the week as a whole, the mentors singled out Nellie, Blake, Mario, Charlie, Ali and Abraham as the weakest performers for the “Adaptability” theme.
Tuesday’s powerful episode of Oxygen’s THE GLEE PROJECT took an emotional turn as the remaining eleven contenders approached “Vulnerability” week. 
Oxygen Media is partnering with The Bully Project to air a PSA featuring GLEE series regular Cory Monteith (Finn Hudson) in support of episode three of the critically-lauded series THE GLEE PROJECT. Additionally, the network will work with The Bully Project to blog about anti-bullying on Oxygen.com, tweet on the subject, as well as post content of the episode on TheBullyProject.com. LeAnn Rimes, a celebrity that is a huge supporter of this cause, will also take part in Oxygen’s dual screen viewing experience, OxygenLive, to talk about her experience with bullying.
Tuesday’s episode of Oxygen’s THE GLEE PROJECT challenged the remaining contenders with “Dance-ability” featuring a homework assignment to “We Got the Beat” by the Go-Go’s. Before the performance even began, Taryn Douglas (22) of Detroit left the competition and went home. Season one winner and now GLEE star Samuel Larsen (Joseph Hart) returned to the classroom as guest mentor for the same theme he won last year.
GLEE may be on summer break, but Oxygen’s THE GLEE PROJECT is in session, bringing stars Jane Lynch, Amber Riley, Chris Colfer and Darren Criss of GLEE back to the classroom as guest mentors.
Oxygen’s THE GLEE PROJECT season two opened last night with a vibrant and energetic rendition of Lady Gaga’s “Born This Way” in front of one of the ultimate Gleek guest mentors, Lea Michele (Rachel Berry on GLEE). The 14 contenders were challenged to discover themselves with the theme of “Individuality,” and were coached by Michele on how to exude personality while performing. School might be out for the summer on GLEE but THE GLEE PROJECT season two is just getting started! In the premiere episode, airing Tuesday, June 5 at 10 p.m. ET/PT on Oxygen, the contenders are challenged to discover themselves with the theme, “Individuality.” Lea Michele joins the show as the first guest mentor. 
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On the heels of a record-breaking and award-winning first season, Oxygen has revealed 14 "extraordinarily talented contenders" for a second season of THE GLEE PROJECT. Their dream grand prize: a guest starring role on the hit FOX series GLEE.