Are you finding it hard to contain yourself until Sunday night’s new episode of Glee, “The Sue Sylvester Bowl Shuffle”, set to air right after that other sports Bowl-thingy? Well lucky for you, we’ve got our hands on a preview of the prestigious Darren Criss, Golden Globe-winner Chris Colfer and the rest of The Warblers dancing and crooning to the 1999 hit “Bills Bills Bills”. Jump below for the full-length a capella number and tell us who sang about trifling, good for nothing men better students of Dalton Academy or the children of Destiny.

Lea Michele (Getty Images)The cast of Glee has beaten Elvis Presley’s British chart record by becoming the fastest act to score 20 top 40 hits. They achieved the feat on Sunday, when their rendition of Britney Spears’ "Toxic" entered the UK singles chart at number 40.

They scored their 20th hit in just 57 weeks, 31 weeks ahead of the late ‘King of Rock ‘n’ Roll’, who took 88 weeks to achieve the same.

Martin Talbot, managing director of the Official Charts Company, said: "This is a quite amazing achievement by the Glee cast to be in the same company as the likes of Elvis Presley, in fact beating his 50-year-old record.

"The success underlines just how popular this TV show has become, as well as emphasizing how digital downloading has transformed the consumer's engagement with music. The Gleecast are superstars of the digital music age."

Glee’s chart success includes three top 10 entries, with their cover version of Journey’s "Don't Stop Believin'" reaching number two in January 2010.

Songs from a host of top music stars have been reimagined by the Glee cast -- which includes Lea Michele, Matthew Morrison and Cory Monteith -- including artists such as Madonna,Lady Gaga and Coldplay.