Step It Up & Dance
After some ado, a plethora of last dances, a soupcon of unnecessary drama and more twists than a pretzel, we've finally reached the end of Step It Up & Dance
Oh, Step It Up & Dance. You're a sly one. Just when I was all ready to be done with you, you pull yet another surprise out of your bag.
After all the twists in the last episode, this week's Step It Up & Dance wasn't full of nearly as many surprises. But the ones that occurred were pretty solid. The only thing keeping us from the finale is one more elimination-ation-ation-a-a-a.
There are more twists in this week's Step It Up & Dance than in a M. Night Shyamalan movie. But at least there were no forests involved.
Just as hip hop was inevitable, so was this week's focus on modern. Luckily for the Step It Up & Dance kids, they have the perfect guide. Too bad my cable connection was all wonky and I kept missing chunks of the episode.
It's musical theater time on Step It Up & Dance and some of the dancers are more excited about it than others. Also, there's a surprise guests that more of surprise than usual.
As if last week's hip hop challenge wasn't hard enough, this time around the Step It Up & Dance kids tackle an even bigger issue: dancing while making their own beat.
It was inevitable. Step It Up & Dance has finally reached its hip hop week and with it comes some of the most awkward breakdancing ever.
Nothing says "art" like dancing in character as a pimp, prostitute or client. Aren't we lucky that Step It Up & Dance gives us all three? It's like Moulin Rouge without all that pesky singing.
I'm a big supporter of Bravo reality shows. Hell, I even liked Shear Genius and tolerated the yawn-inducing Top Design. So when I heard about Step It Up & Dance, I decided to overlook the horribly clunky title and check it out.
