This Sunday before Mad Men, AMC will officially launch its third original series, Rubicon, which follows the adventures of Will Travers, a brilliant think-tank intelligence analyst whose bosses might be up to no good. Some viewers may have already noticed, though, that Travers bears more than a passing resemblance to another popular TV Will — Glee’s Mr. Schue, who shares a similar bone structure, hairstyle, and penchant for breaking into song (just kidding about that last one, we think). How to tell them apart? Our handy guide, after the jump.
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 Will Schuester (Glee) |
 Will Travers (Rubicon) |
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| Portrayed by | Matthew Morrison | James Badge Dale
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| Where you can see him | Tuesdays on Fox (season two premieres on September 21). | Sundays on AMC (the two-hour premiere is this Sunday at 8 p.m., but after that it'll be on at 9).
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| Job | Spanish teacher and glee-club director at William McKinley High School. | Intelligence analyst at think tank the American Policy Institute.
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| Hair | Curly, slightly unmanageable, and with a widow's peak. | Curly, slightly unmanageable, and with a widow's peak.
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| Chin Dimple | Yes. | No.
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| Attire | Vests and ties. | So many sweaters!
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| Talents | Singing, dancing, and ability to rap poorly without feeling shame. | Code cracking, crossword solving, and frowning. |
| Marital Status |
Divorced. | Widowed. |
| Smitten, wide-eyed co-worker | Emma Pillsbury, the school's guidance counselor. | Maggie Young, his assistant. |
| Nemesis | Cheerleading coach Sue Sylvester, who'll stop at nothing to sabotage the glee club. | His mysterious bosses, who'll stop at nothing to manipulate world events and kill people by planting secret messages in crossword puzzles. |
