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Amy, I would like you to dance the emotion "love".

Stacy Carpenter to Amy

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"Amy's Audition" is the 4th episode of The Off Season: Season 2.

Synopsis[]

"Amy believes it is now her turn to shine this year, but will she impress Stacy Carpenter and the judges with her freestyle dance interpretation of the emotion "love"?"[1]

Plot[]

Amy confesses that she really wants to win the Stacy Carpenter Scholarship, and she is ready to shine. Stacy Carpenter asks her to dance the emotion "love", and Amy performs a solo to "Elevator". Stacy asks her what her dance was about, and she says that it was about the moment when you realize that you're in love. She adds that her love is dance, and admits that at the studio she went to before joining The Next Step Dance Studio, she was only dancing to impress everyone and didn't want to disappoint them, but then she realized that she could just go onstage and not worry about what everyone else thought. After she finishes, Stacy thanks her and Piper tells her that she did really well; another dancer resounds this, and tells Amy that she has just joined a new acro team and that she should think about joining too. Amy says that she already has a great team, but the girl tells Amy that they could use someone like her if she changes her mind. Stacy then calls the number of the girl, who is named Simone. Amy confesses that an all-acro team seems amazing, but she couldn't leave The Next Step.

Trivia[]

Continuity[]

  • The emotion Amy is asked to embody through dance - "love" - foreshadows her shared storylines with Henry and Ty respectively in Season 6.
  • Amy considering the prospect of joining an all-acro team foreshadows the events of "Never Been Picked".

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Featured music[]

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Transcript[]

Main article: Amy's Audition/Transcript

Quotes[]

Main article: Amy's Audition/Quotes

Gallery[]

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To view the Amy's Audition gallery, click here.


References[]

  1. [1]. YouTube (June 19, 2018). Retrieved on June 19, 2018.
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