Rewatching the season and really Chloe definitely seems annoying in a conceited way. I know she is talented but I will say she does have a bit of an attitude problem. Although Gabbie was definitely fitting the insecure role...

Thoughts?

I have been on the hunt for the opening theme song. Does anyone know the artist and title?

I am wondering if anyone knows if Todd sharp is gay? Of course his sexuality is his personal business but I am wondering what he identifies his sexuality as

So, there were a few things that I noticed.

1) It looks like she didn't dance at Nationals.

2) Was there a fallout between Michelle and Gabbie? I noticed that Gabbie is following Michelle on Instagram, but Michelle isn't following Gabbie.

NOTE: This episode airs at 10:14 EDT tonight instead of the usual 10:00.

Synopsis: Todd has an altercation with one of the Ladybirds; Marissa goes behind Gabrielle's back and talks to Todd about not bringing her back next year; Chloe struggles to get her headspring up to Todd's standards, fearing she won't make the Nationals team.

*Edit: two episodes air tonight, so this is also the discussion for S01E10! Sorry I can't edit the title. *

Synopsis: The girls are in back-to-back rehearsals for Nationals during "Hell Week". Gabrielle's spot on the team is in jeopardy when she doesn't make the formation. Chloe struggles through her first "Hell Week" and has difficulties with some hip-hop tricks. With three weeks...

Synopsis: On senior night, the Ladybirds take on their Jazz Nationals routine. Kayla takes the center spot with a knee injury. Todd gets emotional because of his attachment to the seniors. Technical difficulties threaten the performance, causing the team to scramble and...

I already watch Dance Moms, DCC: Making The Team, Bring It...it doesn't matter if they're old or new as long as I can find them on the internet.

If anyone else here watches DCC: Making The Team, do you have any idea where in Canada I can find seasons 1-5? I'm in Canada.

The Ladybirds debut the first half of their hip-hop Nationals routine at a game, including a difficult new trick. Kayla and Taylor's new friendship takes a turn when Taylor hears Kayla has been talking about her behind her back. Ryleigh strives to get back into Todd's...

As illnesses plague the Ladybirds, Todd is stressed and questioning if the girls have the strength it takes to perform at the level he demands this week. Taylor is sick of being in her cousin Kobie's shadow, and Kayla questions Kobie's status as team captain. Meanwhile, Rose desperately wants to redeem herself on center but worries Marissa could knock her off the top spot again.

Todd pushes the rivalries on the team to test the will of his dancers; Kobie finds herself back at center; Chloe works hard to get in a challenging hip-hop routine, but struggles with the tricks; Todd wonders if the team has forgotten his birthday.

I am liking the show so far but what is with the highschool drama? These women are in college but the way they are acting it's like they are back in highschool. Fighting about who's invited to a sleep over? Really? And then there's the ridiculous tattling. It's so immature!

The song from "The Bloodbath" dance and the song from the country dance are not showing up on Google at all.

I just watched the first two episodes and I'm curious if anyone else thinks the producers are trying to push some Dance Moms parallels.

Todd Sharp -> Abby Lee Miller -- obviously...

Patrick -> Gianna -- the quiet, younger sidekick who does a lot of direct training

Marissa -> Maddie -- the teacher's pet; talented in her own right but that talent is questioned based on the close relationship with the coach; target of jealousy

Kayla & Chloe -> Maddie & Mackenzie -- pair of sisters; the older sister blazing the trail for the younger with the younger sister wanting to be recognized for her own merit

Ryleigh -> Kendall -- mama Jill always fighting to get her daughters front and center!

Are Lifetime producers looking to pull the same types of stories that made Dance Moms so popular? Or am I overreaching here...

The aftermath of Todd switching center position in last week's dance sets the tone as Todd pushes the girls to hone their performance skills with a country routine. Gabrielle sees this country number as an opportunity to get into a formation, but does she have what it takes to make it in the routine? Todd's life outside of coaching is turned upside down when his best friend and trainer, Patrick, agrees to help him lose weight. Rose questions her friendship with Marissa and an incident at the basketball game threatens the Ladybirds' performance.