Gwyneth Paltrow Will Get Glee-ful a Second Time

Holly Holiday reporting for duty! Gwyneth Paltrow will again walk the halls of McKinley High when she reprises her role as Glee’s favorite substitute teacher. The Oscar winner revealed the news to Access Hollywood while doing press for her latest movie, the music-laden Country Strong.

“I’m going to do one more,” Paltrow said about Glee. “I signed up for two…so I’m excited!” The actress earned her Glee stripes on her first appearance on the show, tearing up Cee-Lo’s “Forget You,” keeping it classy with Lea Michele for Chicago’s “Nowadays” and making a splash on a rainy mash-up of “Singin' in the Rain” and Rihanna’s “Umbrella.” "I was just in awe of everybody’s talent," Paltrow said. "Getting to work with Jane Lynch, and Matt Morrison is so adorable, and all the kids—it was just great. It was really fun.”

No word on when Paltrow's second episode will tape or air, but any sub who dresses up as Mary Todd Lincoln to teach history and discusses Lindsay Lohan’s stints in “rehabilitación” in Spanish class is welcome back anytime. Stay tuned!

Can't get enough of Paltrow singing? Check out her amazing performance on the Country Music Awards last month.