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The biggest West End shows, the most famous pop acts, the world's most successful dance teachers and the most incredible cast of characters TV will ever see all pass through London's Pineapple Dance Studios.
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Louie dresses up as a cat and pretends to be one around Pineapple Dance Studios - completing his acting by sticking his head in a toilet and pretending to drink.
Louie gives some of the disobedient dancers a dressing-down, Andrew gets ready for his debut performance, and Tricia makes a music video.
Louie takes a class at his old dance college, the studio's newly formed troupe prepares for a promo, and Andrew is reunited with his mother ahead of a potentially life-changing performance.
Tricia says goodbye to her friends at Pineapple Dance Studios, but Louie's distracted by something foul on the fire escape. Meanwhile, Andrew receives another set-back. Will he ever be a star?
Mark Battershall choreographs a new dance routine.
At Pineapple, Louie joins an audition panel for a new girl band. Meanwhile, dance teacher and soon-to-be pop star, Andrew, is up on the roof of the studio recording some more pearls of wisdom for his YouTube channel.
The Pineapple Dance Studios' founder, Debbie Moore, has been nominated for an OBE. The presentation ceremony is fast approaching and Debbie has asked Louie Spence to come to her house for a dress rehearsal.
To mark Pineapple's 30th anniversary, founder Debbie Moore will be throwing a party at which the studio's dance troupe, PDG, will perform.
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Louie Spence and the exhibitionist talents leave the world-famous dance studios in London's Covent Garden behind for the grand finale at the O2, where Andrew and his band Starman, Tricia, PDG, Lekiddo, Lord of the Lobsters and Debbie Moore are among those performing in front of a star-studded audience.
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