Gleeks everywhere were left a bit stunned on Wednesday after "Glee" showrunner Ryan Murphy announced that series stars Chris Colfer, Lea Michele and Cory Monteith would not return for Season 4.
However, Jane Lynch -- who plays Cheerios coach/resident meanie Sue Sylvester on the FOX hit -- says that despite fan disappointment over the trio's impending exit, she trusts Ryan Murphy's judgment.
"[Ryan] rarely makes bad calls," Jane told Billy Bush and Kit Hoover of the decision to give the three young stars the boot during a phone interview on Thursday's Access Hollywood Live . "But I think it's kind of cool that they will graduate.
"And I also think it's kind of cool that the teachers get to stay!" she added with a laugh, referring to her own character's tenure.
Jane was honored for her work on the show with both a Golden Globe award and an Emmy Award in 2010, as well a Best Supporting Actress nomination on Thursday morning.
However, this year, Jane will return to the Emmys in a different capacity than just hopeful winner -- she'll also be serving as the famed award ceremony's host.
"I have some great writers who are on it right now, and I think [the show] is going to be really funny," she told Billy and Kit of her Emmy preparations. "We'll have some singing, we'll have some dancing."
The actress - who is celebrating her 51st birthday today! - also shared her joy over her fellow "Glee" coaching staff Emmy nominee - Dot-Marie Jones (who plays the fictional high school's football coach).
"She's the best. She's such a wonderful actress and a consummate professional," Jane raved when asked if she was excited for Dot-Marie's first Emmy nomination, up for the award in the Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series. "I'm a big fan of Dot's, so that really warmed my heart."
The 63rd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards will air on September 18.
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