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Ahsha Hayes enters the wild world of professional basketball when she tries out for the elite L.A. Devil Girls dance team against the wishes of her mother Sloane, a former dancer herself.Ahsha Hayes enters the wild world of professional basketball when she tries out for the elite L.A. Devil Girls dance team against the wishes of her mother Sloane, a former dancer herself.Ahsha Hayes enters the wild world of professional basketball when she tries out for the elite L.A. Devil Girls dance team against the wishes of her mother Sloane, a former dancer herself.
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I will never get why they cannot stop a series when it's time and they go on to ruin all of it with terribble storylines that makes no sense at all.
Hit The Floor has been very enjoyable with characters you easily came to care for up to the special episode 3x11 and than they had to ruin it with a 4th series that's completely surreal and ruins all the characters. if you decide to watch this tv shows stop at 3x11 which actually had a good finale and don't waste your time past that
I like the show.
Its fun, and many of the characters are fun to watch, especially Asha and the cute yet so evil Jelena.
A show does not need to have A-list actors and Emmy caliber dialog/scripts to still be entertaining. I watch shows to be entertained, not to critique the dialog.
This show reminds me somewhat of the Hellcats TV series a couple of years ago, but with less focus on the actual cheering and more on the behind the scenes drama. That show only lasted a year though as network TV has higher ratings requirements than Cable. Being a VH1 series I'm hopeful for a second season.
Its fun, and many of the characters are fun to watch, especially Asha and the cute yet so evil Jelena.
A show does not need to have A-list actors and Emmy caliber dialog/scripts to still be entertaining. I watch shows to be entertained, not to critique the dialog.
This show reminds me somewhat of the Hellcats TV series a couple of years ago, but with less focus on the actual cheering and more on the behind the scenes drama. That show only lasted a year though as network TV has higher ratings requirements than Cable. Being a VH1 series I'm hopeful for a second season.
Very exciting, fun, with a dramatic twist. The dancing is an added bonus. It isn't a black or white thing but a mixed cast very refreshing. The acting is very good. You will fall in love with the characters even the ones you don't like. The cast have strong chemistry.
You don't just get to see the lives of the players. You get to see inside the life of the dancers for a change. I love the fact that the dancers have real different personalities, not stereotypical. Some of the dancers are independent and don't care about meeting a baller for money and others are the complete opposite.
I would recommend this show to everyone.
You don't just get to see the lives of the players. You get to see inside the life of the dancers for a change. I love the fact that the dancers have real different personalities, not stereotypical. Some of the dancers are independent and don't care about meeting a baller for money and others are the complete opposite.
I would recommend this show to everyone.
This series is wonderful, because it is on television some conflicts that happen in real life. And besides representing homosexuality in a great way, with a very lovely couple and very successful on and off the show. We love Jude and Zero, they are perfect, and show the relationship of a simple, spontaneous and majestic why the world loves them. Addresses beyond homosexuality, we like drugs, addictions, friendship, companionship, greed, envy and murder. All this covered in a simple, easy to understand and that is not a very heavy thing. It also shows sex as a natural thing, as it has to be, not a thing erotica or in an aggressive manner which is a great thing for the series. It shows the life of people trying to be something else, follow your dreams, achieve their goals. Due to be a great series, Jude and Zero are a couple that appeals to everyone, HIT THE FLOOR series should be renewed for 4th season. And those who have not watched run and watch soon!
.....kissing (devouring each other) in each episode, this tripe wouldn't be worth the time I spent on it. The truth is, it's the only reason I watched it.
I'll thank them and the producers for giving us that much, at least. Ibsen, this ain't; but it doesn't try to be. It's "Hooters" in different costumes. Predictable, snoozy and boring. There have been myriad opportunities over the eight decades of television to make it anything but vapid and vacuous, but smart money is not on entertaining and educating; it's on stuff like this, more and more. I gave this one star each for Brent and Kristian, and one star for diversity of the females in the "cast". The other seven stars I'm giving to almost anything and everything else.
I'll thank them and the producers for giving us that much, at least. Ibsen, this ain't; but it doesn't try to be. It's "Hooters" in different costumes. Predictable, snoozy and boring. There have been myriad opportunities over the eight decades of television to make it anything but vapid and vacuous, but smart money is not on entertaining and educating; it's on stuff like this, more and more. I gave this one star each for Brent and Kristian, and one star for diversity of the females in the "cast". The other seven stars I'm giving to almost anything and everything else.
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- TriviaEven though, as one of the cast members, she has a small role as a "devil girl", Ashley Everettis actually the dance captain for the popular recording artist Beyoncé.
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