S1.E2 ∙ No More Parties in LA

Tensions rise in a wealthy family when a son refuses to wed the woman of his parents' choice and instead marries a dancer/singer.

The Telephone Game is an indie drama/comedy about the chaos of trying to put a play together and about a relationship that develops amidst that chaos, between Marco the director, and Zelphia the lead actress.

Sara Rheinfeld is brought up believing the only path need taking is the path of a good education. But then she meets Nico De Marco, a street dancer, who constantly leads hes dance crew to defeat year after year to the Renegade Crew. Sara and Nico's first encounter, although a bit abrupt, left an impression that sent them both spiraling into wonder and awe. Now Nico's free willed outlook on life and dance, did not sit well with Sara's father. So does Sara's father stay firm and choreograph her steps to the beat of Higher Education, or does Sara go on to pursue her inner love for dance, and inspire Nico and his crew, to take down the Renegades at The Dance Off?!

Tadashi Imamura is a burglar who idolizes Ozaki, a star baseball player he shares a birthday with. One day he realizes their connection is much deeper than that and decides to find out more.

When Kate meets Danny in an Internet chat-room it looks like it could be the start of a beautiful friendship. But when Kate accidentally leaves her web-cam on, Danny can't help spying on her dancing alone in her room. Convinced that Kate has what it takes to be a success Danny makes it his personal mission to get Kate back on the stage. However as their friendship grows, Kate begins to suspect that Danny is not everything he claims to be. Why did Kate give up dancing in public and what is Danny's reason for being so convinced in Kate's ability? Will they find the courage to be honest with each-other and themselves in this heart-warming coming of age story.