McKinley High had to contend goodbye to Glee Club standouts Rachel Berry, Finn Hudson, Kurt Hummel and Santana Lopez.

And while we’ll still see a graduates on a strike Fox show, Glee’s fourth deteriorate will see new faces — many of that competed on The Glee Project for a seven-episode arc in a series.

But Jane Lynch — who stars as tough-talking cheerleader-coach Sue Sylvester — didn’t see any show-stopping talent entrance out of a existence competition.

“I wasn’t 100% blown away,” a Emmy-winning singer confesses. While she suspicion competitor Lily Mae Harrington “was wonderful,” Lynch said, “I didn’t see a immature Darren Criss there, though we never know.”

Apart from a new arrivals, Glee has copiousness of plot-lines to strength out when it earnings this fall.

For instance, will Sue Sylvester change with motherhood?

“Sue Sylvester is always your misfortune rivalry or your best advocate,” Lynch pronounced of her harsh-but-lovable character. “She’s got a baby now, so she’s going to have someone she’s fighting for. It will substantially move out a misfortune and a best of her. So I’m looking brazen to that.”

Jane lynch on ‘the joviality project’

And while she preps to strike Glee‘s set in a few weeks, Lynch is compelling her latest passion project: a “Don’t Major in Debt” campaign.

“It’s a initial of a kind,” she explained. “[It’s] an unprejudiced apparatus for kids and relatives who are looking to get tyro loans and figure out a approach to compensate for that ever-more costly college education.”

To grasp a mission, a debate launched a brand-new website on Jul 17 that provides loan seekers with “resources so they can go into it wide-eyed, amazed and unequivocally transparent on what will be approaching of them when they graduated in terms of profitable this loan back.”

“I’m unequivocally happy to be a face of it,” Lynch gushes. “I’m a banker’s daughter, so my father modeled unequivocally good financial function to me. we consider [this website] is a long-needed apparatus and I’m unequivocally blissful that it’s here.”