The Glee Casthave invaded Oprah Winfrey's famous sofa to tell the chat show host how the cult US TV show has changed their lives.
GleeksQueen hit Somebody To Love and told Winfrey about their lives post-Glee.
Michele, who plays Rachel in the show said: "I was known as the musical-theatre girl and nobody looked at that as being cool."
She added: "I've been performing on Broadway since I was 8 and I was very much like Rachel when I was younger. I think she's amazing. She knows who she is and she's proud of that. I'm so honoured to play a character like her... I love that our show shows we can be cool too."
40 Year Old Virgin star Jane Lynch, who plays cheerleading coach Sue Sylvester in the hit Fox series, added: "My demo is 16-year-old boys," she laughed. "They never noticed me when I was 16, you know? I wasn't in the hip crowd. But now all of a sudden there's these cool people in coffee shops going, 'Hey!' I go back to my 14-year-old self."
Glee co-creator Ryan Murphy explained on the chat-show the main message that the high school series is trying to get across to its viewers.
He said: "To me, the show is about celebrating the difference in you. I think when you're that age, you think the difference in you is the worst thing, and I think the older you get, you find out that it's the best thing. So that's what the show is about."
Chris Colfer who plays camp Kurt, supported Murphy's claims stating: "When I was in high school, I was kind of daily reminded of my imperfections by other students and sometimes the teachers,"
He added: "To be a part of a project that kind of celebrates your differences and makes your disadvantages your advantages has been very therapeutic."