Ep 11. Don't Do It, Neva
- TV-PG
- March 27, 2015
- 41 min
In the eleventh episode of season two of Bring It!, titled "Don't Do It, Neva," the Dancing Dolls are gearing up for their biggest competition yet. Coach D and her team are excited to take on their rivals and showcase their talent on a national stage.
However, the pressure is high as the Dancing Dolls need to win in order to qualify for the final competition. To make matters worse, Neva, one of the Dancing Dolls, is feeling the weight of the competition on her shoulders. She is second-guessing her abilities as a dancer and is considering quitting the team altogether.
Coach D tries to motivate Neva and boost her confidence, but the young dancer remains hesitant. The situation becomes even more complicated when Neva's mother begins to question whether the dance team is the best thing for her daughter's well-being.
Despite the difficulties, Coach D remains determined to lead her team to victory. She knows that they have what it takes to win, but she also knows that they have to work hard if they want to come out on top.
Throughout the episode, viewers are treated to an inside look at the hard work and dedication that goes into being a member of the Dancing Dolls. From rehearsals to costume fittings, the girls work tirelessly to perfect their choreography and put on a show-stopping performance.
As the competition draws nearer, tensions rise and the pressure mounts. Neva's doubts threaten to derail the entire team, but once they take the stage, the Dancing Dolls prove that they are a force to be reckoned with.
In the end, it all comes down to the judges' decision. Will the Dancing Dolls earn the score they need to advance to the final competition, or will they fall short of their goals?
Fans of the show will find plenty to enjoy in this episode of Bring It!, which showcases the passion and dedication of the Dancing Dolls. From Coach D's unwavering leadership to Neva's struggle to find her place on the team, there are plenty of dramatic moments that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
