Ep 14. Road to Royale
- TV-PG
- April 17, 2015
- 41 min
In Bring It! season 2 episode 14, titled "Road to Royale," the Dancing Dolls are gearing up for their biggest competition yet: the Battle Royale. As they prepare for the competition, coach Dianna Williams pushes the girls harder than ever to make sure they are at the top of their game.
The episode begins with the team struggling to perfect their routine, which has yet to come together. Coach D is not happy with their progress and makes it clear that they have a lot of work to do in the coming days. She tells the girls that this is their chance to prove themselves and show everyone why they are the best team out there.
As the week progresses, the girls continue to practice their routine and work on perfecting every detail. Coach D brings in a special choreographer to help them with their steps and adds new elements to the routine to make it even more impressive. The girls are tired and sore, but they know that all of their hard work will pay off in the end.
As the day of the Battle Royale approaches, tensions run high. The girls know that they are up against some tough competition and they need to be at their absolute best if they want to win. Coach D gives them a pep talk and reminds them that they have what it takes to come out on top.
When the day of the competition finally arrives, the Dancing Dolls look confident and ready to take on the world. They take the stage and deliver a jaw-dropping performance that leaves the audience in awe. Every move is precise and every step is executed flawlessly. The judges are impressed and the other teams know that they have just witnessed something truly special.
The episode ends with the results of the competition being announced. Will the Dancing Dolls emerge victorious and take home the top prize? Only time will tell.
Overall, "Road to Royale" is an intense and exciting episode that shows the true dedication and talent of the Dancing Dolls. With high stakes and tough competition, this episode will have viewers on the edge of their seats from start to finish.
