Fox Network's Glee is aiming to end on a high note with its final Season 6, expected to premiere in Spring 2015. A lot has changed since the show first aired in 2009, including the shocking death of actor Cory Monteith. Co-creator Ryan Murphy admits that the upcoming season will be the most nostalgic for cast and crew members, character Rachel Berry and friends will walk down memory lane to the roots and origins of their achievements and struggles.

Glee's production team has not yet decided on the final location for Season 6, but Murphy notes that it is not going to be in New York. While there will be a few scenes shot in McKinley high school, the show's final installment will follow Rachel's career path to Los Angeles, for her first TV appearance.

"In our expert opinion, we expect the majority of Season 6 to follow Rachel (Lea Michele) and take place in this mystery location as she shoots her pilot. All signs are pointing to said mystery location being Los Angeles, but nothing has been confirmed," executive producer Murphy told WetPaint.

Fans are also looking forward for to a big reunion among series regulars, Murphy confirmed that Season 6 is dedicated to all actors who have become a part of the show. TVLine quoted him saying, "We have, or we will be, reaching out to all the regulars on the show - the original group of glee club members and teachers, and anyone who wants to come back. Anyone who wants to be a part of the show, we welcome them."

NeNe Leakes, Real Housewives of Atlanta star, who appeared in the past three seasons, expressed her desire to return for the show's season finale. "We've been talking back and forth, I'm hoping to be back. I've done it for three seasons. I'm happy to go there, I love the cast, I love Ryan Murphy, I'm happy to go back," she told Entertainment Weekly.