Anonymous wrote:Halfway through the series I realized Reese was giving a vibe like the Charlize Theron character in arrested development and after that I couldn’t not see it. Tbh everything made more sense after that.

There's something incongruous about her touting her Christian faith while dancing in a suggestive manner in a very skimpy costume.

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Anonymous wrote:Just finished, loved it! Reece and will are definitely mismatched.

yes. She is waaaayyyyyy out of his league. Lucky guy.

I thought for sure she would realize that but looks like they are married now.

He’s not even rich ! She’s a dance major- she needs to marry up!

Someone on Reddit who went to Bama with him said that he comes from major money.

Why on earth is he working as a power washing employee in a store? Maybe he himself doesn't have any money.

Halfway through the series I realized Reese was giving a vibe like the Charlize Theron character in arrested development and after that I couldn’t not see it. Tbh everything made more sense after that.

I watched this show with my teenage sons and daughter and I have to say my sons were shocked. I think depending on where you live it’s possible for teen boys to not truly have a good handle on how incredibly eff-ed up gender dynamics can be in this country even now. This show appalled all of us( while also being a fun watch, somehow.)

On another note, we spent a lot of time talking about whether the dcc org knew/knows how villainous they come across. My thought is no.

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Anonymous wrote:Just finished, loved it! Reece and will are definitely mismatched.

yes. She is waaaayyyyyy out of his league. Lucky guy.

I thought for sure she would realize that but looks like they are married now.

He’s not even rich ! She’s a dance major- she needs to marry up!

Someone on Reddit who went to Bama with him said that he comes from major money.

Why is he working retail then? If he has family money, you’d think he has connections to get an entry level corporate job.

I don’t think Reece is out of his league. The retired cheerleaders featured in the doc are divorced and leading average lives. Will and Reece also seem to be headed for a middle class lifestyle, though I hope they stay together.

I have one more episode left, but here are my thoughts.
- Happy to hear that no one can touch a cheerleader during picture taking. I like the example of giving the guy a football to hold vs placing his arm around her.
-There girls are religious! It’s in God’s hands to make me a cheerleader or not. Wow.
-Some of these ladies are emotionally fragile.

Anonymous wrote:I liked the old format when it was on CMT a lot better than the Netflix one. I still watched though!

I 100% agree. The Netflix show does show more of what goes on in their private lives.

Anonymous wrote:The doc reaffirmed my belief that the Jones family is the absolute worst.

Agree. Charlotte Jones creeped me out.

The doc reaffirmed my belief that the Jones family is the absolute worst.

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Anonymous wrote:Just finished, loved it! Reece and will are definitely mismatched.

yes. She is waaaayyyyyy out of his league. Lucky guy.

I thought for sure she would realize that but looks like they are married now.

He’s not even rich ! She’s a dance major- she needs to marry up!

Someone on Reddit who went to Bama with him said that he comes from major money.

Anonymous wrote:Kelcey is beautiful and talented. Hope she finds a great job after DCC.

Kelcey works full time as a pediatric registered nurse in addition to DCC. She spoke about it in her interviews and there was a scene where she was taking care of a patient (home health for a medically fragile young girl).

She seems like the total package! Smart, gorgeous, talented, hard-working, big heart. I loved her- she was my favorite.

Reece is very pretty and a great dancer, but the baby voice got on my nerves as did all the religious talk. Couldn't tell if I was watching "Keep Sweet Pray and Obey" or a show about cheerleaders

Anonymous wrote:I loved this show! Would have never watched it without DCUM’s recommendation.

When they actually performed “Thunderstruck” and did the splits thing I swear I got tears in my eyes.

I admit the song has grown on me.

I loved this show! Would have never watched it without DCUM’s recommendation.

When they actually performed “Thunderstruck” and did the splits thing I swear I got tears in my eyes.

Anonymous wrote:It seems that the try-out ladies vs the veterans aren’t working. They all seem to be in furnished apartments. I assume they have some family support to “follow their dream”. This is what happens when you keep your kids on your health insurance until they are 26.

Seems like it’s worth it to their parents.

It seems that the try-out ladies vs the veterans aren’t working. They all seem to be in furnished apartments. I assume they have some family support to “follow their dream”. This is what happens when you keep your kids on your health insurance until they are 26.