Chris Colfer's Tormentor On 'Glee,' Max Adler, Suggests Gay Romance

Max Adler, who plays Chris Colfer's tormentor on the Fox musical-comedy

Glee, suggests there might be romance brewing between the pair.

On the show, Adler plays Dave Karofsky, who bullies gay McKinley

High student Kurt Hummel, played by Colfer, presumably because

he's gay.

On Tuesday's episode, Hummel chases down Karofsky into the men's

locker room after Karofsky slams him into a row of lockers in the hallway.

“Do not push me homo,” Karofsky warns with a fist.

“Hit me, because it's not going to change who I am,” Hummel responds.

“You can't punch the gay out of me any more than I can punch the

ignoramus out of you.”

Karofsky yells, “Get out of my face,” and then, to the shock of millions,

reaches in and kisses Hummel.

The episode, suggestively titled Never Been Kissed, also featured

newcomer Darren Criss, who plays Blaine, an out and proud student

from a rival glee club named the Dalton Academy Warblers. Criss'

Whether Hummel finds romance with either student is still unknown,

character is sweet on Hummel.

He said fans of the show “want me to be Kurt's protector and his big

teddy bear and want Kurt and Blaine to be just friends.” And added,

“You heard Kurt. He thinks I'm a chubby guy who sweats too much.

So I don't see him being sexually attracted to me, but obviously I am

to him.”

Adamfoxie blog Int.