Dancing Fools - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Kidding Around
Gary Brolsma's "Numa Numa" dance video is welcomed into the Hall of Fools; a trio of San Diego brothers competes against teenage friends from Orland Park, Ill.
Playing Dress Up
Guest appearance from members of the "Baby Daddy" cast; a Los Angeles mother-daughter duo competes in a dance-off against best friends "The Hot Steppers."
What the Funk?
Dance performers "Crunch Pop" and "Unitards 4 Life" compete for the $10,000 prize; a bothersome little brother wins a place in the Hall of Fools.
Tiny Dancers
Granny Myrtle from Mobile, Ala., takes on "The Ballet Dropouts" from Scottsdale, Ariz.; a spandex-clad legend enters the Hall of Fools.
Dances of the Wild
An Alabama family competes in a dance-off against friends from Fort Worth, Texas; Melissa dons '80s-era spandex; a wedding proposal earns the Hall of Fools award.
Protect, Serve ... and Dance
The funniest, most outrageous and memorable dances caught on camera.
Animal Style
Actor Joey Lawrence makes a guest appearance; two dancing dudes known as "The Handsome Ladies" compete against all-girl group "The Stajettes."
Odd Balls
The Harvard baseball team performs "Call Me Maybe"; the final dance-off features a family dance team from California and an all-girl group from Missouri.
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