Where can I find Dance Moms Season 2 Episode 9?
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Where can I download/watch online Dance Moms season 2 volume 2?
I watched the whole first season, and also the first part of the second season. Now, I'm an addict. Is it possible that somewhere a torrent for second season volume 2 exists? Or maybe a possibility to watch it online? I just can't find anything that really works and doesn't try to make you download all bunch of stuff. And please don't send me to yotube because it's a hot mess with those episodes there. They are all mixed up, or not even named right..
All Dance Moms viewers: Tuesday's episode? (3x23 2 Girls One Solo)?
I just watched it and I'm extremely disappointed. I lost all respect for Abby. Chloe was obviously the better dancer, and Abby just couldn't accept it. Even Maddie said herself she wasn't pleased with her own dancing! And the episode showed what kind of sport the two girls were. I love Maddie, she's a great dancer and all, but she was a terrible sport today. She got of the stage and was sassy and rude and started shoving Mackenzie who was only trying to hug and congratulate her. Chloe stayed graceful and kept a smile on her face even when Abby went and talked to the director to give Maddie first place. I also think there was definitely bribery involved. As Christi said, Chloe's dance, out of ALL the 80+ solos that day was the only one with a mistake? Abby is pathetic and disgusting. This episode showed her true colors and how much a liar she is. Maddie didn't even hesitate to take Chloe's award! Yet Chloe was the first to clap for her when she gave up her spot. This episode frustrated me so much. When Chloe teared up I was about to cry! And when Abby clapped for Maddie when she was given first place was extremely rude. She just has no respect for anyone's feelings. All in all, I think this episode made me lose ALL respect for Abby whatsoever. I also lost some love of Maddie. It also showed how wonderful and graceful Chloe is and that she truly has a great and kind heart. What were your thoughts? I can't be the only one to think this!
What are your favorite Dance Moms episodes?
When Stars Collide (season 1) Great storyline in general, and awesome dancing. Love that a Broadway producer comes to the showcase. There's Only One Star (season 1) Not too much stupid stuff, and the girls get to be featured in a music video. It's just really a cool episode in general. Bullets and Ballet (season 2) Awesome dancing, high drama that isn't too stupid, and just an all around good episode that you can watch without having to have too much backstory information. Are my favourites. Just remember, most of the stuff that goes on is a stunt for the show, so try not to let it anger you too much. Abby's very sweet to the girls in real life and the moms aren't nearly that hostile (well... except for Christi.)
Why is Dance moms' Melissa Gisoni so secretive about her engagement?
I find it very odd as well. If she did not want everyone to know about her engagement then she should not have worn the ring in the first place. These mothers spend a ton of time together (or at least it appears this way) and they do share many things about their lives outside of dance. So when a woman comes walking through the door with a brand new piece of "significant" jewelry, I would expect them to ask questions about it. Even in a "normal" environment, let's say an office, when a co-worker comes in wearing an engagement ring, people in the office take notice and ask about it. It USUALLY marks a happy time in ones life and something that they want to talk about. So with Melissa wearing the ring to the dance classes, she is inviting questions to be asked, imo. If she didn't want the mothers to ask her about it, after she had worn it, then she should have told them straight out it was not a topic to be discussed. The only reason I can think of that she would be so secretive about it is either A.) This is a "made up" story line for the program to create more drama between the moms B.) She does not want her ex to find out about it, either for personal sanity or because of something in the divorce that will be reviewed if she gets remarried or C.) the fiance has the same issue as mentioned about with his ex, or maybe he is still going through legal proceedings with his ex significant other (if he has one). These are just theories, but for whatever the reason is, if she really didn't want to talk about the situation, she shouldn't have worn the ring in the first place. And if this isn't just a plot life made up for the show, and if Melissa did tell the moms not to discuss it any further, then shame on the other moms. * Just saw the scene where the ladies are lunching in Chicago and they bring up the lawyer's letter to Melissa. She states that she has not seen this letter and that it was not "her" lawyer that sent it, but rather her fiances (although every other time she says it is "her" lawyer). If it really is his lawyer, it leads me to believe that he is still legally married and his divorce is pending.
How long after the episode ends,does Lifetime.com put up the full episode for Dance Moms?
They put it up the morning after the show, or Thursday morning. You can then find it on lifetime.com and hulu.
How much of Dance Moms is real, and how much is staged or scripted?
The Fact that there is writers should say it all.No fly on the all documentary should ever require script and screen writers. I believe the main writer on Dance Moms is Trish Baker who has wrote allot of stuff for TV. It's also worth mentioning she is considered a Ghost Writer for the series so they do try to active hide her involvement in the show.We are also told by the Moms that the show is not written but is instead sometimes edited to seem more dramatized than it is. My problem with that is you don't need a writer to edit film to add drama and stipulate scenes to a defined tone.So this would indicate to me that what you see on-screen confrontation wise with the Moms & Abby is 100% staged. Though it is probably based loosely on actual events such as certain dancers being more talented etc but it's certainly blown out of the water.Another thing worth mentioning is how they speak when in the one on one screen space with the camera. The Moms don't speak in past tense when talking about a situation that has happened at least earlier that day. They also don't divulge the information in the way a human would. Its like there memory is not aware of the end of the argument or what ever the situation was.For instance lets say one Mom got in an argument with another and they went back and forth a bit but it ended with one of them being wrong and she feels regret about attacking her.During the one on one the mum will be extremely hype to tye in to the current mood of the argument and show no regret or shame about accusing the other of something she did not do. She would then conclude the interview section with then showing shame and being upset that she said those thing.It's just not a true representation as we as humans would speak about events that have happened. Our body language would at least give us up so it just gives me more reason to believe that the full thing is staged except for possibly the actual dancers achievements and what they do though I don't follow them so I can't actually comment if they do really attend legitimate competitions or not.
Why was Dance Moms Miami cancelled?
Not enough viewings. And in my opinion, not as a good as the original Dance Moms.
Why do young Indians (mostly college students who understand English) like watching foreign TV series more than they like watching Indian series?
Okay, so to start with here are some things which foreign TV shows do and Indian TV shows don’t:-They have limited time through which a series is planned to be completed rather than going on with the script by stretching the plot till the show is making good money. foreign shows have seasons planned, script written and future of the story planned. They follow a perfect timeline.They focus more on character development rather than plot baiting for audience. Every character is given enough screen time to make the audience relate to them so that when the plot requires the audience can feel what the character or protagonist is going through.They make the audience think and explore the possibilities. What Indian TV does is that they give all these background dialogues for all the characters to tell the audience what the character is thinking about rather than let the audience try to figure out where the plot is going to lead them. This just shows that these shows target dumb audience with less intellect.They give proper screen time to plot details and characters whereas Indian TV shows just try to pass out the time they get on air by unnecessary dramatic music and camera shots. Even Indian reality shows have all the soap opera drama which feels like its scripted just to pass the time.They always try to bring something new to the audience (even if they fail to do so, they always try to). This is the one which hurts me the most. The Indian TV shows have never ever produced quality content when it comes to improvising. Its always about family drama, dumb comedy or singing / dancing reality shows. They have tried youth oriented comedy but failed, they have tried fantasy but failed, they do not have writers or money to make superhero or science fiction shows so ultimately the wheel comes spinning back to soap opera drama and 3rd grade comedy.Last but not the least there is a lack of quality acting and direction which according to me can sometimes make shows successful despite the weak script and plot holes.Although I have many more points but these are the ones which have the greatest impact on today’s Television.
Why are some episodes missing from TV series on Hulu? For example, The Brady Bunch Season 1 skips from episode 4 to 7. What happened to episodes 5 & 6?
Without *knowing* the answer with respect to these two specific episodes, I can think of two obvious reasons for missing episodes. They are . . .Unbearably Dated Approaches to Subject Matter — Many of the “very special episodes” of comedy shows that attempt to deal with serious matters are absolutely unwatchable now. Funny Or Die just went to town on an episode of Diff’rent Strokes that featured Arnold’s encounter with a child predator. It’s here if you want to laugh uncomfortably and/or be creeped out . . . yeah, probably both). But this is early in the run of Brady Bunch episodes for that to happen, and the series also predates the “very special episode” phenomenon except for trips to Hawaii, so let’s consider . . .Unaffordable Music Rights — These have proven to be a nightmare. Many shows licensed music rights for an initial run, and maybe syndication, but not for anything unanticipated, like streaming services or DVD release. These issues have resulted in terrible half-assed edits to shows with significant musical content, like WKRP in Cincinnati and The Wonder Years.All of this is speculative on my part, and nothing in the readily available online episode guides suggests either of these, so it’s a Hulu Mystery, and a look forward to further answers.