Maybe an afternoon coffee isn't sexy and glamorous or some happily ever after, but it's a start, and it's real. It's what everyone should strive to achieve. Her expression of that sentiment and that place she worked toward is aspirational.

: So, I made up this hokey ending where Odette has to love herself, but I was a fraud.

Surrounding yourself with the right people. Nick: How do we get that feeling to last? And I was proud of myself, and it was suddenly so clear that there was always a chance for everbody, and you just can't always see it right away. Gabby: In that moment, I felt about me the way I felt about Sam. See, I don't remember a time when I looked in the mirror and didn't want something to be different or I wasn't beating myself up about something I said or I did, but being on this show playing the White Swan and having all these dancers support each other, it's just, I got it. Gabby: So, I made up this hokey ending where Odette has to love herself, but I was a fraud. The installment played with this concept when Gabby stood in her moment as Odette and expressed to Nick how eye-opening and gratifying it was that she finally loved herself. Too often, a series will minimize self-empowerment, strength, and feminism to this notion that it's anti-feminist to want or choose love, especially with a man.Īnd that's simply untrue. Please, FOX, look at that woman, listen to her.

It was Mallory Jansen's sincerity that rang through with a statement that wrapped up the series as a whole, commending a job well done by all and a hope that they get to do this again.

But nothing was more on the nose than Monica's exchange with Wayne. Not everything worked out of course but we did pull off something.īrittany's line about word of mouth being positive made me chuckle. Not everything worked out, of course, but we did pull off something great, and I'm very proud of my dancers. Wayne: The show was wonderful, and you did that. There were so many great lines that suited this series and its slick dialogue. How do they incorporate him into a season two? I'm eager to find out! Is the money a burden or the poor substitute for his loss? We know he's the type who would do something for his friends.

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