The sixth season of "Glee" aims to show what fans want to see, according to show creator Ryan Murphy. This is in line with Murphy's previous stance that the final season of the TV musical is to please the fans that earnestly followed the series.

At the premiere of Ryan Murphy's other show, "American Horror Story: Freak Show," he was asked about the final season of "Glee."

"We've really listened to what the fans want. Everything that I've been reading from the last four years about what the fans want from Glee is what they're going to get. It's a very optimistic, uplifting story, not just about our characters, but about the future of arts and education in our country, which is why I wanted to do that show [in the first place]. It has a really happy bow on everything and I'm happy about that," he told ET Online.

Past reports claimed that Murphy wanted to conclude the series with a moving scene featuring on-set love team Finn (Cory Monteith) and Rachel (Lea Michele). However, the untimely death of the actor in 2013 changed the previous plans. Newer reports state that the final season will also pay tribute to the actor for his immense role in "Glee."

Meanwhile, new characters are set to join old timers in the cast of "Glee" season 6. Five new characters are reportedly added in the season's line up although no official announcement has been made yet. The new cast is consisted of Roderick, Spencer, Jane, Mason and Madison.

Fans will reportedly get to see familiar faces, too, such as Rachel (Lea Michele), Kurt (Chris Colfer), Sam Evans (Chord Overstreet) and Will Schuester (Matthew Morrison) who will be back in Ohio and will find new gigs in town. Meanwhile, Dianna Agron (Quinn), Matthew Morrison (Will), Amber Riley (Mercedes), Mark Salling (Puck), Jenna Ushkowitz (Tina), and Naya Rivera (Santana) will appear in some of the episodes as guest stars.

"Glee" season 6 will be back on air in the spring of 2015.