Glee Reunion: Darren Criss & Chris Colfer Sing 'Baby It's Cold Outside'
Former co-stars Darren Criss and Chris Colfer reunited on stage at the Royal Albert Hall in London to perform 'Baby It's Cold Outside', a song they first sang together in Season 2 of 'Glee'
Darren Criss and Chris Colfer, former co-stars on the TV show 'Glee', reunited on stage at the Royal Albert Hall in London to perform 'Baby It's Cold Outside'. The performance was part of Criss's one-night-only concert at the venue, which took place on October 18.
The song 'Baby It's Cold Outside' was first performed by the duo in Season 2 of 'Glee', in the episode 'A Very Glee Christmas' (Season 2, Episode 10). At the time, Criss played the character Blaine Anderson, while Colfer played Kurt Hummel. The characters were fan favorites who began dating in Season 2 before getting engaged and married in the final season.
During the concert, Criss began the song solo, telling the audience he'd be singing both parts. However, he was soon joined on stage by Colfer, who joked that the only thing inappropriate about doing the song was doing it without him.
## What it means for fans The reunion is significant for fans of the show, who have been eagerly awaiting news of a potential reboot. Although there is no official word on a new season, creator Ryan Murphy has revealed that he has finished writing a script. Murphy has been in touch with around 10 of the original cast members, who have expressed enthusiasm for the idea.
The performance at the Royal Albert Hall marks the first time Criss and Colfer have performed together in over a decade. For fans of the show, it's a welcome reminder of the music and characters that made 'Glee' so popular. As the possibility of a reboot hangs in the balance, the reunion is a testament to the enduring appeal of the show and its characters.
## Why it matters The reunion of Darren Criss and Chris Colfer is a significant moment for fans of 'Glee', who have been waiting for news of a potential reboot. Although there is no official word on a new season, the performance at the Royal Albert Hall is a reminder of the music and characters that made the show so popular. As the possibility of a reboot hangs in the balance, the reunion is a testament to the enduring appeal of the show and its characters.
