nichster291

Before fans of the show get mad at me for giving an average rating to an episode with a very high rating, hear me out. This episode is fine, the new characters are OK and slightly interesting but I am a little baffled as to why the producers and writers decided to take this approach to open their 4th series. A series opener has to continue on from where it left off, not completely segway to a bunch of brand new characters who frankly I don't really give much of a toss about (yet). They should have dealt with the fallout from the 3rd season's finale rather than experiment with what seems to be repetition of the pilot. I just wasn't too invested in the characters and was waiting patiently to see Kevin, Kate and Randall again. It's not a bad episode, but a badly placed episode, it should have been an episode in the middle of the season.

Trevor Tordjman is absolutely hilarious in this episode. The comedic nature of this episode is much needed as this show relies on drama and it takes the drama and adds a humourous flair to it and it is really well executed. The plot is simple: The boys and the girls are at odds with what to do with the choreography when a famous band offers to give them the chance to be in a music video as the dancers. The plot moves smoothly and the humour of the episode is present throughout as mentioned. It isn't the best episode in the series but it is certainly one of the funniest. The boys' vibe is definitely good fun.