Glee, the musical comedy about a group of ambitious and talented kids who escape the harsh realities of high school by joining a glee club that helps them find strength in their own voice, returns with new episodes on January 24th.  As part of the TCA Press Tour, the press was invited out to the set to talk about what fans can expect from the rest of Season 4 and the direction things might take, in the future.

During the interview, executive producer Dante Di Loreto talked about what’s in store for Valentine’s Day, that more of the characters will be graduating by the end of this season and will continue to go off to different places, figuring out how best to balance and share screen time with so many characters, and how they’d love to do another concert tour, if they could find the time.  Check out what he had to say after the jump.

If you’re not a fan of Ryan Murphy, avoiding him just got a little bit harder.  The ubiquitous show creator, whose current projects include Glee, American Horror Story and The New Normal has recently sold two new series, to Fox (a thriller) and NBC (a comedy).  Murphy will executive produce both projects, working with Dante Di Loreto who also serves as a producer on his three current series.  He will also be teaming up again with Brian Miller (Apollo 18), with whom he is working on a sci-fi feature for Sony.  Hit the jump for more details on the series in development, including the new potential CBS drama The Centurion.