All six seasons of the hit show Glee will be available on Netflix from next month, the streaming giant announced on Twitter.

In June, the popular musical comedy will be arriving on the streaming platform alongside season five of Black Mirror, Spider-Man: Homecoming, The Terminator, and Blue Planet II amongst several others.

So-called Gleeks are now waiting in eager anticipation for the show which saw Spanish teacher Will Schuester (Matthew Morrison) put his all into ensuring the school's Glee Club got as far as they could in national competitions - often with crushing results.

Earlier this month, several of the teen drama's cast members took to Instagram to celebrate Glee's 10-year anniversary. Yes, having first aired all the way back in 2009, the 121-episode series is now a decade old. It ended back in March of 2015 after a respectable six years on the air.

Chis Colfer (Kurt Hummels) posted a picture of his character from the first season, writing: "Seems like yesterday... #Glee10thAnniversary"

Colfer's costar Dianna Agron (Quinn Fabray) shared a photo of the cast and crew celebrating their Golden Globe win at the award ceremony.

"Love all of the group shots where we’d squeeze together as many members of the team as photographically possible," the 33-year-old wrote in the caption. "In especially celebratory moments like this, someone’s head always got blocked. Sorry Chord!

"A big thank you for joining in our anniversary celebration & sharing your stories!"

Artie Abrams actor Kevin McHale shared some equally touching sentiments alongside a promotional poster of his character.

"We were babies and had no idea what was ahead of us," he wrote. We had the best times and some very difficult times, but came out of it with some of the best friends and lifelong bonds a boy could ask for."

"The Glee crew is forever my family. Thanks to everyone who watched, and who still watches, bought the songs & came to see us on tour!"

So, when Glee arrives on Netflix month, make sure you tune in and relive the hundreds of performances and covers that have featured on the show since the pilot.

All six seasons of the hit show Glee will be available on Netflix from next month, the streaming giant announced on Twitter.

In June, the popular musical comedy will be arriving on the streaming platform alongside season five of Black Mirror, Spider-Man: Homecoming, The Terminator, and Blue Planet II amongst several others.

So-called Gleeks are now waiting in eager anticipation for the show which saw Spanish teacher Will Schuester (Matthew Morrison) put his all into ensuring the school's Glee Club got as far as they could in national competitions - often with crushing results.

Earlier this month, several of the teen drama's cast members took to Instagram to celebrate Glee's 10-year anniversary. Yes, having first aired all the way back in 2009, the 121-episode series is now a decade old. It ended back in March of 2015 after a respectable six years on the air.

Chis Colfer (Kurt Hummels) posted a picture of his character from the first season, writing: "Seems like yesterday... #Glee10thAnniversary"

Colfer's costar Dianna Agron (Quinn Fabray) shared a photo of the cast and crew celebrating their Golden Globe win at the award ceremony.

"Love all of the group shots where we’d squeeze together as many members of the team as photographically possible," the 33-year-old wrote in the caption. "In especially celebratory moments like this, someone’s head always got blocked. Sorry Chord!

"A big thank you for joining in our anniversary celebration & sharing your stories!"

Artie Abrams actor Kevin McHale shared some equally touching sentiments alongside a promotional poster of his character.

"We were babies and had no idea what was ahead of us," he wrote. We had the best times and some very difficult times, but came out of it with some of the best friends and lifelong bonds a boy could ask for."

"The Glee crew is forever my family. Thanks to everyone who watched, and who still watches, bought the songs & came to see us on tour!"

So, when Glee arrives on Netflix month, make sure you tune in and relive the hundreds of performances and covers that have featured on the show since the pilot.