Jermaine Clement

Video: 'Glee' Cast Heads to Springfield!

September 24, 2010 Glee

The cast of "Glee" will receive the yellow treatment this Sunday when "The Simpsons" kicks off its 22nd season with some of show's musical stars!

The episode, "Elementary School Musical," follows Lisa as she attends a summer performing arts camp and gets hooked on the showbiz lifestyle. A kid-like Rachel (Lea Michele) and Finn (Cory Monteith) are there, as is Mercedes (Amber Riley), along with "Flight of the Conchords'" Jemaine Clement and Bret McKenzie as camp counselors.

Check out the promo, and watch the show this Sunday night on FOX!

'Glee' Makes 'The Simpsons' Cut

August 31, 2010 Glee

It's the "Glee" cast's turn to get the yellow treatment. "The Simpsons" will kick off its 22nd season with an episode featuring some of "Glee's" star players.

For a complete calendar of all the new fall TV shows, click here!

Jemaine Clement on the Future of 'Flight of the Conchords'

October 31, 2009 Television

Jemaine Clement says there might not be another season of Flight of the Conchords.

"Flight of the Conchords" funnyman Jemaine Clement tells Wonderwall there might not be another season of the Emmy-nominated HBO hit.

"We probably won't [do another season]," Clement says. "It will be a hard decision to make. We haven't totally called it off, we'll be saying whether or not in the next month."

Season two of "Conchords" ended in March.

After shooting the show's pilot, Clement and Bret McKenzie "couldn't imagine" doing an entire season of the musical comedy.

"We heard we got the season, it was like the worst news we could ever get," he confesses. "We're like, 'We got to make more of these? It was so hard to get through one.'"

Clement, 35, also tells Wonderwall he didn't think he would grow up to be a working actor. "I thought I was going to be a computer programmer for a while... I always wanted to do something creative." He adds, "I always remember thinking that computers were going to be able to do so many things but they'll never be able to create something on their own."