Récompenses

Episode: "Journey to Regionals (2010)"

Episode: "The Power of Madonna (2010)"

Episode: "Wheels (2009)"

For episode "The Power of Madonna"

For episode "Wheels".

For the pilot episode.

For "The Music, Volume 1".

For the song "Don't Stop Believin'" (Glee Cast - Regionals Version.)

For Wheels (tie)

20th Century Fox Television

Episode: "Tina in the Sky with Diamonds"

Episode: "The New Rachel"

Episode: "The First Time"

Episode: "The Power of Madonna"

Episode: "Pilot"

With its ingratiating group of high-school misfits, snappy choreography and infectious soundtrack, Glee is one the most charming and refreshing programs on television. But it's more than just a quirky hour of sing-along fun. It's a harmonious blend of brilliant comedic interludes, painful love triangles and poignant teen drama. With a style both touching and authentic, Glee tackles difficult issues-teen pregnancy, disability, sexual orientation-without resorting to lectures. It lets the characters speak-or sing-for themselves. The grownups, too, never miss a beat. From budget squabbles and giant egos to forbidden love and fake pregnancies, they navigate both the ordinary and the melodramatic with a surprisingly credible blend of honesty, irony and whimsy. The sharp-tongued verbal battles between Sue Sylvester, championship-winning cheerleading coach, and Will Schuester, glee club director, produce memorable one-liners and demonstrate that adults can sometimes behave more childishly than children. While Schuester and his glee club may not always get what they want, they remind us every episode that we all have a song in our heart. For its heartwarming and hilarious portrayal of high school life set to contagious tunes, Glee receives a Peabody Award.

For episode "Born This Way"

For episode "Vitamin D"

For episode "Britney/Brittany"

For the pilot episode.

As Rachel and Finn

GLEE is a musical miracle - singing loud and proud that it's cool to be a "glee." Creators Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk and Ian Brennan choreograph the most structurally ambitious show on television, and the extraordinary cast never misses a step. This star-packed year mashed appearances by Britney Spears, Gwyneth Paltrow and Carol Burnett with musical classics like SINGIN' IN THE RAIN, uniting viewers across generations in the shared experience of what it is to struggle, embrace and thrive in the daily challenge of being ourselves.

GLEE is an explosion of joy that brings a powerful new voice to network television. Created by Ian Brennan, Brad Falchuk and Ryan Murphy, GLEE is a wink and a smile to the musicals of Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland, but also a spin and a step that sing of what it is to be gay, pregnant, disabled - different. The show is extraordinarily in tune with America's musical lexicon, and the inspired creative ensemble is a singing, dancing sensation - one that has struck a chord with a nation eager to find joy in our differences.

S1E15 The Power of Madonna (2010)

S1E19 Dream On (2010)

S1E22 Journey to Regionals (2010)

S1E4 Preggers (2009)

For the episode "The Power of Madonna"

For the television soundtrack album "Glee: The Music, Volume 3 Showstoppers"