The gist of the show is that Travis has teamed up with his buddies Nick Lazzarini (So You Think You Can Dance's Season 1 winner) and Teddy Florence to start a dance company called Shaping Sound. The three guys live together, along with their friend Kyle, who moved cross country to work with them. The drama comes from the fact that all of their friends and family think they can just join the troupe without auditioning... and because Travis' name is far more of a brand and all of the agents and marketing people want to use that to advertise the company. Jealousy ensues, but weirdly not enough that they are bothered by the fact that his face is plastered all over the promotion for this series, and that he even does the voiceover for each episode. Clearly, they must realize they are hitching their wagons to this Emmy nominee's star power in order to further their own careers, right? It's just weird.

Still, it's nice to see Melanie Moore, though that Taja girl seems like a self-important diva. If I continue to watch, I'll be fast-forwarding to the parts with the dancing because while the show itself lacks any compelling storylines, the choreography by Travis and some of these other talented folks is still beautiful and impressive. Or rather, it will be after it's had some distance from the Olympic floor routines and diving competitions.

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