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"Emma Pillsbury&amp;apos;s about to get some play!\r\nGlee&amp;apos;s Jayma Mays, who plays the quirky guidance counselor Pillsbury on the Fox hit, says she&amp;apos;s over the moon about her new love interest on the show, played by John Stamos. In fact, Mays is living her childhood dream!\r\n\r\n&amp;quot;I was working in New York and I got a text from a friend of mine and it said, &amp;apos;Uncle Jesse?&amp;apos; I had no context to know what that text meant, so I was like, &amp;apos;What does this mean?&amp;apos; and she said I heard he was your new love interest, so I hopped online and quickly looked up what was going on and I was very, very excited,&amp;quot; Mays tells Parade.com of the former Full House star&amp;apos;s casting. &amp;quot;I am living my childhood fantasy.&amp;quot;\r\n\r\nSo what&amp;apos;s in store when Stamos makes his Glee debut as dentist Dr. Carl Howell on Sept. 28?\r\n&amp;quot;I definitely think that the relationship is real, they care for each other,&amp;quot; says Mays, 31, of Stamos&amp;apos; character. &amp;quot;Dr. Carl...is very good at helping Emma break out of the insecurities and issues that she has.&amp;quot;\r\nThe actress is excited for fans to see her mousy character -- who was romanced by Matthew Morrison&amp;apos;s Will Schuster last year -- come into her own. During Stamos&amp;apos; stint, he&amp;apos;ll battle Schuster for Pillsbury&amp;apos;s affections.\r\n\r\n&amp;quot;I want boys to fight over me, what girl doesn&amp;apos;t?&amp;quot; Mays tells Parade. &amp;quot;I feel like Emma&amp;apos;s getting more of a backbone this season, we&amp;apos;re seeing a stronger side of her. So it&amp;apos;s nice to see people chase her for a change.&amp;quot;\r\nGlee&amp;apos;s second season premieres Tuesday at 8 p.m./ET on Fox.\r\n-- By Allison Corneau for UsMagazine.com. For more Channel Surfing, click here."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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