I like to dance, but only under certain circumstances. Most of those circumstances involve adult beverages. Many, many adult beverages. I’m not particularly good, but I hope my enthusiasm makes up for my utter lack of coordination or grace. But what I do like is to watch other people dance. It’s all of the sexy and none of the sweaty. Not that sweaty is necessarily bad. Hot. Sweaty. Sticky. Wait, where was I going with this? Right, dancing. As much as I love super sexy dancing (and, I do – see previous sweatiness tangent) I really love dorky dancing. You know, the spontaneous, out-of-context, exuberant kind that isn’t about being in da club (God, I hate the phrase “in da club”) or on a chorus line. It’s just about your body releasing. It’s about joy. Dancing, when done right, is an expression of joy. Our days can sometimes seem an endless series of mundane tasks and rote responsibilities. But, once in a while, we break free and let our limbs follow their own song.Dorky dancers of the world, I salute you. Now, let’s get down with our bad selves.
Cast, Grey’s Anatomy
This makes me wish I watched this show more. And was friends with Cristina Yang.
Angela Chase, My So-Called Life
Angela’s “Blister in the Sun” dance is exactly how it feels to finally be over a breakup. Exactly.
Dana Fairbanks, The L Word
Dana Fairbanks will forever and always be the queen of dorky dancers. All hail the queen.
Liz Lemon, 30 Rock
But, you’ve got to admit, Liz Lemon is at the very least a princess of dorky dancing.
Angie Harmon, Rizzoli & Isles
There is no better job in Hollywood than behind-the-scenes backup dancer to Angie Harmon. None.
Kat Graham & Candice Accola, The Vampire Diaries
Truth be told, this sort of workout is my total nightmare. I’m the person always jumping left when everyone else is jumping right. But I’m not above observing a class. Ahem.
Callie Torres, Grey’s Anatomy
This isn’t dorky. Just hot. Smoking hot.
This makes me wish I watched this show more. And was friends with Cristina Yang.
Angela Chase, My So-Called Life
Angela’s “Blister in the Sun” dance is exactly how it feels to finally be over a breakup. Exactly.
Dana Fairbanks, The L Word
Dana Fairbanks will forever and always be the queen of dorky dancers. All hail the queen.
Liz Lemon, 30 Rock
But, you’ve got to admit, Liz Lemon is at the very least a princess of dorky dancing.
Angie Harmon, Rizzoli & Isles
There is no better job in Hollywood than behind-the-scenes backup dancer to Angie Harmon. None.
Kat Graham & Candice Accola, The Vampire Diaries
Truth be told, this sort of workout is my total nightmare. I’m the person always jumping left when everyone else is jumping right. But I’m not above observing a class. Ahem.
Callie Torres, Grey’s Anatomy
This isn’t dorky. Just hot. Smoking hot.
So, any favorite dorky dancing TV moments to share? Don’t be shy. Nobody’s watching.
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