When you think about who might be more difficult to direct between Jane Lynch and Chewbacca -- well, who has to think about such ridiculous things? As Matthew Morrison revealed on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' (Weeknights, 12AM ET on ABC), he did.

Morrison recently wrapped directing an episode of 'Glee' in which the cast put on a Christmas special that was an homage in part to the 'Stars Wars' Christmas special that most fans of the film series laugh at and at the same time wish had never happened.

But George Lucas granted them the official Chewbacca for the suit. But it wasn't Chewbacca who stopped Morrison before a critique and said, "Before you say anything, I just want to remind you that I have an Emmy Award and I was just nominated for a People's Choice Award."

Jonah Hill has a new cartoon comedy coming out on Fox called 'Allen Gregory,' but all is not well within the Fox family. Hill dropped by 'Good Day LA' (weekdays, 7AM PT on Fox) to preview the new show and also discussed his ongoing feud with 'Glee' star Matthew Morrison.

Hill wrote and voices 'Allen Gregory' (premieres Sun., Oct. 30, 8:30PM ET on Fox), which follows a genius, erudite seven-year-old who's just starting at public school. While Allen prefers to drink Pinot Grigio and watch Charlie Rose, his contemporaries are more into finger-painting. "In animation you can do things you can never do in live action, like I couldn't play a seven-year-old on TV, so we kind of thought that was cool and took it from there," Hill said.

It looks like this weird beef that's erupted between Jonah Hill and Matthew Morrison isn't done yet. Hill first brought it up on 'Late Night' (Weeknights, 12:37AM ET on NBC), talking about how Morrison apparently used his name as the punchline of a joke.

He then turned to the camera and called Morrison out, threatening him to come and face him. Well, on Monday night's show, 'Late Night' got a response tape from Morrison on the set of 'Glee.'

"Jonah, pick a date and I will meet you on 'Late Night with Jimmy Fallon' and we will settle this like men," he said angrily. "Because nobody messes with someone from musical theater!" At this, he started dancing around gleefully.

While some of the head-scratching 2011 Emmy nomination snubs are infuriating (no 'Walking Dead'? At ALL?), some we're gleefully happy about.

No offense to Kyra Sedgwick, 'Nurse Jackie' or Lea Michele (plenty of offense to 'The Killing'), but we're kinda glad over here at AOL TV that they didn't waste precious nomination slots. Gotta spread those award accolades around. Share the wealth, people.

Below, a few of the Emmy snubs we can really get behind. Agree? Vehemently oppose? Share your thoughts in the comments.

Former 'American Idol' champ Jordin Sparks and 'Glee' star and new solo act Matthew Morrison are set to headline the annual 4th of July celebration 'A Capitol Fourth,' which will air live on PBS on July 4 at 8pm EST.

Both Jordin and Morrison are opening acts supporting New Kids on the Block and Backstreet Boys on their co-headlining NKOTBSB summer tour and their patriotic performances for the special will go down on the West Lawn of the US Capitol building in Washington, D.C.

Rachel, Finn, Quinn and Puck fans: Brace yourselves. It will soon be time to say farewell to the original McKinley High kids as 'Glee' boss Ryan Murphy confirmed that the characters who were juniors last season will graduate in May 2012.

Speaking on Ryan Seacrest's radio show on Friday, Murphy said that the upcoming Season 3 will be senior year for the original cast.

"I don't think of it in terms of eliminating or replacing. Because I think the thing about this cast is people love them and they are incredibly talented. They've left sort of an indelible mark," he said.

"The thing that I wanted to do and the cast wanted to do, we didn't want to have a show where they were in high school for eight years. We really wanted it to be true to that experience. We thought it would be really cool if we were true to the timeline."

Matthew Morrison has admitted in the past to limiting himself to a diet of sweet potatoes the few days before a photo shoot. He says it tightens things up to make him look his best. On 'Chelsea Lately' (Weeknights, 11PM ET on E!) though, Chelsea Handler took a whole different meaning to the idea.

"So you actually do a sweet potato?" she asked. When he agreed, she clarified, "Like in 'American Pie.'"

Morrison gamely played along, detailing the process by which one might make like 'American Pie' with a sweet potato. One important detail, "You gotta do it oblong-wise."

Mr. Schuester! You'd better hope your kids from the 'Glee' Club aren't watching or you're going to have a lot of explaining to do tomorrow!

'Glee' fans take heart! Matthew Morrison has no plans to leave the hit show, he said on 'Live With Regis and Kelly' (weekdays, syndicated). However, his character Will Schuester will be forced to decide between his dream of Broadway and his students on the show's season finale, he said.

"Don't believe it guys!" Morrison said, dispelling rumors that he's departing the show.

The season finale of 'Glee' is just a week away, and Matthew Morrison has a new album to promote. So Morrison announced today on 'Good Morning America' (weekdays, 7AM on ABC) that he will be joining the Backstreet Boys and New Kids on the Block tour this summer "playing some arenas and stuff."

The ever-supportive Robin Roberts seemed flabbergasted. "That is awesome," she cooed. "That is going to be wicked cool. Thank you for sharing that with us. Wow. Our minds are racing right now."

Today's a doubly good one for Matthew Morrison. Not only does the Golden Globe– and Emmy-nominated actor's hit TV series, 'Glee,' air tonight, but the musician's first solo album finally hit shelves.

The Broadway vet, who was nominated for a Tony for his role in 'The Light in the Piazza,' stopped by AOL's Beverly Hills studio to chat with AOL Music about his debut album and record a Sessions performance.

Matthew Morrison will sing an original song from his debut album in the 'Glee' season 2 finale.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, Morrison will sing 'Still Got Tonight,' the first single off his self-titled album due out May 10.

'American Idol' season 8 winner Kris Allen co-wrote the track with Andrew Frampton and Steve Kipner. Morrison's Will Schuester will perform the ballad alone on a stage in an empty theater.

Original plans had Morrison performing a big dance number along with the song, but it was changed to allow Morrison to sing.

"It's about aspiration," 'Glee' co-creator Ryan Murphy told the Hollywood Reporter. "It worked because we wanted to do a scene where Matt goes into a Broadway hall and sings something alone. Plus, Matt is such a great team player and he's done so much for different 'Glee' charities."

'Glee' star Matthew Morrison is adding another notch to his collaboration belt: Sting. Morrison worked with the legendary Sting on a remake of the Brit rocker's 'Let Your Soul Be Your Pilot' for Morrison's upcoming, self-titled debut studio album.

'Let Your Soul Be Your Pilot' follows Morrison's first single 'Summer Rain' and is the classic rock ballad from Sting's 1996 album 'Mercury Falling.' For Morrison, working with Sting was a major milestone in his young career as a solo artist. "I was fortunate to meet Sting two years ago at the Kennedy Center Honors in Washington, D.C. I have always been a massive fan of his and to meet him was incredible," the Broadway-turned-TV-star reveals. "Now to have had the opportunity to sing with him on one of his greatest songs is a dream come true."

Other notable collaborations on Morrison's album include duets with Elton John, a track penned by 'American Idol' winner Kris Allen and a reunion duet with 'Glee' guest star Gwyneth Paltrow.

Jay Leno loves embarrassing his guests on 'The Tonight Show' (weeknights, 11:35PM ET on NBC) by digging up old footage from "before-they-were-famous" days. Usually that involves a cheesy commercial, but Leno had something else with which to torture Matthew Morrison.

The 'Glee' star once appeared as a member of a gay boy band called "Boys R Us" in 'Marci X' -- a horrible 2003 film starring Lisa Kudrow and Damon Wayans, who are probably similarly embarrassed by the experience.

"It was the gayest thing I've ever done in my life -- literally," prefaced a horrified Morrison.

In the clip, the four band members wear pastel blues and pinks. And his 'Glee' nemesis Sue Sylvester would reap an endless supply of snarky lines from his hairstyle. They dance and sing: "I really like your smiling face / My beach house has a fireplace / We'll watch reruns of 'Will & Grace.' / And fornicaaaate."

It's been a rough few weeks without new 'Glee' episodes. Luckily, Matthew Morrison and Jane Lynch made this hilarious Funny or Die video and new songs have started to leak!

In the video, Jane Lynch and Matthew Morrison carpool to go green. However, things don't go so smoothly when Morrison begins to sing every song on the radio. Lynch's sharp delivery cuts him down time after time.

If video isn't your 'Glee' cup of tea, be sure to check out the cover of Keane's 'Somewhere Only We Know.' It's a new Darren Criss ballad classic. We can only imagine what Kurt's doing during this scene.

Fox will release an all Warblers album on April 19. The tracklist also include this cover of 'Do Ya Think I'm Sexy.'

Check out the video and the song below.

'Glee' returns to Fox on Tuesday, April 19.

Don't we all want to be a loser like 'Glee'? Last night, Fox's juggernaut musical series hit the all-too-familiar stage at the Saban Theatre (where the stars recently filmed their Regionals performance) for PaleyFest 2011, with key members of the cast and creative team on hand to share all the scoop about Kurt/Blaine, Finn/Rachel, Santana/Brittany and just about every other permutation of romance featured thus far on the effervescent show.

TV Squad was on hand for the press line and panel to score all the gossip that is certain to have fans Gleeking out; join us after the jump for more. Warning: spoilers ahead.