After nationals, Will put his dreams of Broadway fame on hold to return to Lima, the glee club, and his relationship with Emma. The couple moved in together and, hoping to take things to the next level, he arranged to surprise Emma by inviting her parents to dinner. As her "ginger supremacist" parents began making fun of Emma's OCD, Will rose to her defense and yelled at her mom and dad, saying that they should be more supportive of their daughter.
When Will decided to propose to Emma, he enlisted the help of New Directions to set the stage. They performed a synchronized swimming routine to "We Found Love" in the school pool, which ended with Will popping the question.
They began to plan the wedding, and Will worried that the graduating students wouldn't return for a fall wedding, so he pressured Emma to move up the event to May. But after a failed attempt with a wedding planner and their choice of venue was limited to a campground, they agreed to stick with a November date.
That spring, Will was overjoyed when New Directions finally won at nationals. And he was even more moved when, upon their return from New York City, he found out that the McKinley students had voted him Teacher of the Year, as the glee club presented the award to him.
A star of stage and screen, Matthew Morrison has been nominated for Tony, Emmy and Golden Globe Awards.
Recently, Morrison starred opposite Cameron Diaz in the film "What to Expect When You're Expecting." He released his self-titled debut solo album with Mercury Records and went on tour with New Kids on the Block and the Backstreet Boys.
Morrison studied musical theater, vocal performance and dance at New York University's renowned Tisch School of the Arts. His big Broadway break came when he was cast as heartthrob "Link Larkin" in the hit "Hairspray." Morrison was later nominated for a Tony Award for his role in "The Light in the Piazza," and received a Drama Desk Nomination for Outstanding Actor in a Musical for "10 Million Miles." He also starred in the Tony Award-winning revival of "South Pacific" at Lincoln Center Theater in New York.
A California native, Morrison divides his time between Los Angeles and New York.
