For the Glee generation, fans were given their own steamy moment to savour, Fake Audemars Piguet Deva Ladies Watches as former Neighbours star Dean Geyer heralded his arrival on the international Fox hit, wearing a towel and a smile. It was a racy introduction for the confirmed Christian, but one that pegged him instantly as the new pin-up who would give the show's existing heart-throbs a run for their money. Playing Brody, a love interest for Lea Michele's Rachel and a rival to Cory Monteith's Finn, Geyer wasn't exactly expecting to be wrapped in a warm embrace by "Finn-chel" devotees (even without his clothes on). "For me, the main concern was how fans were going to receive my character. There was a lot of talk about me being the bad guy between Rachel and Finn, but it's worked out funny because I've got more Finn-chel fans on my Twitter than I do Brody fans," Geyer says on a blazing hot day in Los Angeles. Finding his feet on the all-singing, all-dancing Ryan Murphy production has only strengthened the Australian Idol alumni's faith he made the right decision to pursue a career in showbiz. Admitting he was more McKinley High-style jock than a gleek, Geyer was guided, he says, from above. "I went to school just for physical education, rugby, athletics, all the sports. I thought that's what I was going to do until I hit 18 and started playing guitar more seriously. I'm a Glashutte PanoMatic Fake very spiritual guy and I felt like God was telling me I needed to go down the musical route, so I did and it took me into acting." Dean Geyer keeping faith in Glee For the Glee generation, fans were given their own steamy moment to Chronoswiss Watch savour, as former Neighbours star Dean Geyer heralded his arrival on the international Fox hit, wearing a towel and a smile. It was a racy introduction for the confirmed Christian, but one that pegged him instantly as the new pin-up who would give the show's existing heart-throbs a run for their money. Playing Brody, a love interest for Lea Michele's Rachel and a rival to Cory Monteith's Finn, Geyer wasn't exactly expecting to be wrapped in a warm embrace by "Finn-chel" devotees (even without his clothes on). "For me, the main concern was how fans were going to receive my character. There was a lot of talk about me being the bad guy between Rachel and Finn, but it's worked out funny because I've got more Finn-chel fans on my Twitter than I do Brody fans," Geyer says on a blazing hot day in Los Angeles. Finding his feet on the all-singing, all-dancing Ryan Murphy production has only strengthened the Australian Idol alumni's faith he made the right decision to pursue a career in showbiz. Admitting he was more McKinley High-style jock than a gleek, Geyer was guided, he says, from above. "I went to school just for physical education, rugby, athletics, all the sports. I thought that's what I was going to do until I hit 18 and started playing guitar more seriously. I'm a very spiritual guy and I felt like God was telling me I needed to go down the musical route, so I did and it took me into acting."