Coach Dianna Williams ("Miss D") and her Dancing Dolls are back, and they're ready to "bring it" even harder! After reaching series highs across the key demos during its spring finale on April 30th, including 2.3 million Total Viewers, 10 all-new episodes of Lifetime's hit dance docuseries Bring It! (#BringIt), produced by Pilgrim Studios, start airing Wednesday, July 23, at 9pm ET/PT.
Bring It! follows Miss D and her dancers as they refuse to lose and push themselves to the limit each week in the
Relentless Pursuit of victory at high-powered dance competitions throughout the U.S. Every jump, step and high kick on the program highlights the triumphs and struggles of intense competition, where errors aren't tolerated, mediocrity isn't excused and only a win is acceptable.
After a spring season full of fierce competition, Miss D is willing to do whatever it takes for the Dancing Dolls to remain the best hip-hop majorette dance troupe in the South. The series returns with the annual Dancing Dolls tryouts, where Miss D scouts for fresh talent and weeds out any weak links on the team. Even veteran dancers will have to fight to keep their spot on the squad. Kayla returns to reclaim her captain position, and Camryn and Crystianna both vie for leadership roles. Will Sunjai return to the Dolls after her fallout with Miss D at the Battle Royale last season? If she does, will she even manage to make the team?
Since the series' launch in March,
Bring It! posted double digit growth, including a +128% jump among Total Viewers versus premiere, +127% in Women 25-54, +125% in Adults 25-54, +122% with Adults 18-49 and +120% in Women 18-49. Its median age of 29 ranks
Bring It! as Lifetime's second-youngest skewing series, after Preachers' Daughters. Multichannel News ranks
Bring It! one of cable's "stickiest shows" on social media.
Bring It! is produced by Pilgrim Studios. Executive producers for Pilgrim are Craig Piligian and
Derek W. Wan. Eli Lehrer, Mary Donahue and Colleen Conway Grogan executive produce the series for Lifetime.
ABOUT PILGRIM STUDIOS
Craig Piligian's Pilgrim Studios produces a wide variety of unscripted and scripted programming for television, including hit series Fast N' Loud,
Street Outlaws and
#bikerlive for Discovery;
Ghost Hunters and the
The Wil Wheaton Project for Syfy;
The Ultimate Fighter for
Fox Sports 1;
Down East Dickering for History;
Orange County Choppers and
Swamp Pawn for CMT; Welcome to Sweetie Pie's and
Raising Whitley for OWN, as well as the eight-part documentary Lindsay;
David Tutera: Unveiled for WEtv;
Wicked Tuna and its recently announced spin-off, Wicked Tuna: North vs. South, for National Geographic Channel; and
Bring It! for Lifetime. In the scripted realm, Pilgrim's original movies for Lifetime include Amanda Knox: Murder On Trial In Italy; Abducted: The Carlina White Story, which earned a 2012 NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Writing In A Motion Picture; and the crime thriller Stalkers. Among Pilgrim's current scripted projects is the pilot Recovery Road for
ABC Family, starring Samantha Logan.
ABOUT LIFETIME
Lifetime is a premier female-focused entertainment destination dedicated to offering the highest quality original programming spanning scripted series, non-fiction series and movies. As a result of the network's aggressive programming strategy that has doubled the hours of its original programming, 2013 marked Lifetime's second straight year of growth among Total Viewers. Lifetime Television(R), LMN(R), Lifetime Real Women(R) and Lifetime Digital(TM) are part of Lifetime Entertainment Services, LLC, a subsidiary of A+E Networks. A+E Networks is a joint venture of the Disney-ABC Television Group and Hearst Corporation.
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