
Lea Michele's Rachel was been one of the mainstays of "Glee" throughout its six-season history. The Fox series came to a close on March 20.

Michele soon appeared on Fox's "Scream Queens." Click through for other "Glee" cast members, past and present.

Kurt (Chris Colfer) became more and more the focus of "Glee's" storylines as the show went on.

Colfer is set to portray Noel Coward in a biopic about the playwright.

Jane Lynch stole just about every scene as Coach Sue Sylvester.

Since then, Lynch has hosted NBC's "Hollywood Game Night" and had a role in "Wreck-It Ralph."

Mercedes (Amber Riley) often competed with Rachel for position in the glee club.

Riley has since won "Dancing With the Stars."

Dot Marie Jones, center, portrayed the kindly Coach Bieste.

In the final season, Coach Bieste underwent a sex change.

Broadway star Idina Menzel portrayed Rachel's mother.

Menzel is now best known for voicing Elsa in the blockbuster hit "Frozen."

Matthew Morrison was always the glee club's biggest supporter, Will Schuester.

Morrison has since put out several albums.

Kristin Chenoweth guest starred several times as an old troublemaking friend of Schuester's.

Chenoweth has since starred on the short-lived ABC series "GCB" and had a role in "Rio 2."

The geeky Jacob (Josh Sussman) was the vlogging gossip columnist of McKinley High.

Jacob has popped up on "Glee" for years, and Sussman has acted on other series like "Fish Hooks" and "Warren the Ape."

Kevin McHale brought a lot of heart to the wheelchair-bound Artie.

McHale is rumored to star in the 2016 film "They Might Be Kennedys."

Jenna Ushkowitz's Tina was with the glee club from the start.

Ushkowitz has produced a documentary called "Twinsters."

Quinn (Dianna Agron) and Puck (Mark Salling) had a baby in the first season of the show.

The pair floated in and out of the show in later seasons.

Chord Overstreet joined the show a bit later in the run but was a fan favorite as Sam.

Overstreet is in the upcoming movie "Fourth Man Out."

Melissa Benoist's voice rivaled Lea Michele's when she came onto the scene as Marley.

Benoist scored the role of Supergirl in the hit CBS series.

Mike O'Malley was terrific in the role of Kurt's understanding but tough father.

Already a star from his time on "Yes Dear," O'Malley was on the short-lived sitcom "Welcome to the Family."

Then-unknown Darren Criss quickly became a fan favorite as Kurt's love interest Blaine.

Criss has since appeared on Broadway in "Hedwig and the Angry Inch."

Becca Tobin portrayed mean girl Kitty later in the show's run.

Tobin has appeared on shows like "Drop Dead Diva" and "Mystery Girls."

Naya Rivera, left, and Heather Morris, right, portrayed lesbian couple Santana and Brittany.

Last season, Brittany and Santana got engaged. Morris appeared in 2015's "Most Likely to Die."

Rivera has appeared on "Devious Maids."

Grant Gustin played the glee club's biggest rival as leader of the Warblers.

Gustin stars in the CW's hit series "The Flash."

Sue always had her loyal sidekick, Becky (Lauren Potter).

Potter has since been in the short film "Guest Room."

Harry Shum Jr. could always bust a move as Mike.

Shum will appear in "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: The Green Legend."

Jayma Mays' Emma captured Mr. Schue's heart.

Mays has worked steadily on the series "The League," "The Millers" and "Getting On."

Iqbal Theba was McKinley High's put-upon principal.

Theba has since been in the series "The Brink."

Jessalyn Gilsig was Will's unstable ex, Terri.

Gilsig has co-starred on the History Channel series "Vikings."

Ashley Fink was quite the scene-stealer as Lauren.

Fink has been on the shows "Anger Management" and "Austin & Ally."

Jonathan Groff portrayed bad boy Jesse.

Groff was since in "Frozen" and HBO's "Looking."

Blake Jenner, right, won "The Glee Project" and had quite a run on the show as Ryder.

Jenner met Benoist on the set, and the two got married in 2015. He has several movies on the way.

The cross-dressing Unique was played by "The Glee Project's" Alex Newell.

Newell is in the upcoming short film "SuperNovas."

One of the biggest stars on the show, Cory Monteith (Finn), died in 2013.

"Glee" co-creator Ryan Murphy, center, has become a hot property in Hollywood.

Murphy's most successful show since "Glee" is "American Horror Story."


