Plot Synopsis

SO SHARP is a one-hour reality series that follows Todd Sharp -- the coach of the University of Louisville Dance Team, the Ladybirds -- as he pushes the ladies to another national title, even if it kills him. More than just a drill sergeant, these elite athletes count on Todd to be their guidance counselor, surrogate father and the "head-bitch-in-charge" who ultimately makes them shine. The team has over 15 national championships under their belt and this year's nationals is fast approaching. With Nationals only 10 weeks away, Todd knows that the Ladybirds are out of shape and in need and of a wakeup call. He selects a physically demanding routine for the upcoming men's basketball game. How far will Todd push the Ladybirds?
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On Tuesday, September 19, 2017 from 10:15pm-12:10am ET/PT, as Lifetime debuted back-to-back new episodes. In the night's first new episode (10:15pm), "Only the Sharp Survive," it's preview week and Todd is crumbling fast under the pressure. His stress comes to a head on preview night, causing an altercation with one of the Ladybirds. Meanwhile, Marissa goes behind Gabrielle's back and talks to Todd about not bringing her back next year. Chloe struggles to get her headspring up to Todd's standards, fearing that she won't make the Nationals team. Will the Ladybirds be able to pull it together and who will show Todd that they have what it takes to dance at Nationals? Then, in the season finale (11:10pm), "It's Nationals!," the 10 weeks of blood, sweat, and tears has all been leading up to one thing, Nationals. The Ladybirds have touched down in Daytona Beach and are ready to give it their all to defend their double title as National Champions. The pressure proves to be almost unbearable when they struggle with their formations the day before the competition, forcing Todd to come down hard on the team. Kayla lets the stress get to her head and worries about being able to execute her moves in the Jazz section. With their reputation on the line and two titles at stake, can the Ladybirds come together as a team and make history?