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| − | The cheerleaders were full of themselves | + | The cheerleaders were full of themselves, so their original coach quit the team. When their replacement coach showed up, they ignored him as if he were thin air. Their over-confidence led them to lose their consecutive spot in the cheerleading competition TOP 3. Unable to face defeat, they all started to quit the team citing the reason "I need to focus on studying." However, the principal was not ready to let her pride and joy fade away in a shameful defeat, so she decided to organize a comeback by recruiting new cheerleading members and a new cheerleading coach to help them out. |
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Revision as of 15:49, 16 March 2007
Contents
Details
- Title: 七年級生
- English Titles: Seventh Grade
- Genre: School
- Episodes: 22
- Broadcast network: TVBS
- Broadcast year: 2003
Synopsis
The cheerleaders were full of themselves, so their original coach quit the team. When their replacement coach showed up, they ignored him as if he were thin air. Their over-confidence led them to lose their consecutive spot in the cheerleading competition TOP 3. Unable to face defeat, they all started to quit the team citing the reason "I need to focus on studying." However, the principal was not ready to let her pride and joy fade away in a shameful defeat, so she decided to organize a comeback by recruiting new cheerleading members and a new cheerleading coach to help them out.
Cast
- Mike He
- Ariel Lin
- Chen De Lie
- Kelly Lin
- Zhang Rui Jia
- Sa Sa
- Gu Han Yun
- Lai Zhi Wei
- Lin Yi Hong
- King Kong
Notes
- The term "Seventh Grade" refers to Taiwanese kids born between 1981 to 1990. They are characterized by their unabashed attitude toward self-gratification.