This was one of the most notable entries in the 2010s "live TV musical" canon, which is what happens when you stage a musical in multiple soundstages rather than a theatre. I'm aware that it's mainly an adaptation of the 1978 film rather than the source material, but the changes (new choreography, some different scenes etc.) make it feel "fresh" despite the low-budget feel of the production. I also think "All I Need is an Angel" (Frenchy's solo number) deserves a better place in the Grease music canon.

Vince Fontaine tried to "put an aspirin" in Marty Maraschino's drink? Do you remember her saying this? I watched this yesterday and realized I never heard this line before.

Coworker stole my client

Told her “u cha cha degregorioed me”

She understood the reference

Agreed to split the commission.

Client was never mine. She didnt know that.

I hummed “there are worse things i could do” all day

Excuse the poor timing and the Bandicam logo

Looking up the chords, it does seem like both parts start with Gm, C, F, but they are a little different after that, though I think it mostly fits.

Hey guys,

A couple of days ago i made a post with the question if anyone had the piano sheet music for Grease 2's We'll Be Together. Do you think this sounds like the song?

I was thinking yesterday about how the T-Birds probably got drafted in the Vietnam war and was wondering who was most likely to survive?

Hey guys,

I'm new to this sub and it might be a very weird question. But i would like to learn the song We'll Be Together from grease 2 on piano. Does anyone know where i can find the sheet music? And also, what do you think of the movie and the song?

I’ve had this song in my head all day! Had to share!

Has anyone seen Bye Bye birdie? For those who don’t know it’s a musical about the tail end of 50s cultur ( James Dean, Elvis etc) and features a bad boy Elvis type who comes to a small town to court a high school girl.
Honestly it seems like the prototype for Grease and John Travolta. I know it was a hugely performed musical from about 1970 to the mid 2000s and now it is hardly ever done.

What are your thoughts on this musical masterpiece? Why isn’t it much done anymore?

Like, that’s it?? I never understood why Sandy didn’t call him up as soon as she found out she would be staying in America lol.

Henry Winkler claimed he was offered the lead role in Grease, but turned it down, since he "already played The Fonz for ten years". That would have made the year 1984, six years after Grease was released. I think he may have been offered the lead in Grease 2 instead. Has anybody besides Winkler ever confirmed or denied his claim?

Like wasn't she a senior? Why couldn't she just wait out her final year and then go to beauty school? Again maybe I'm forgetting a detail and she had to apply right away or wait a really long time.

I don't care who hates it but G2 is far superior

Physical - Olivia Newton-John.

Didi Conn recently shared this on ET, I was shook.

Henry Winkler was originally offered the role of Danny Zuko in the 1978 movie adaptation. He passed on the part to avoid being typecast after playing Arthur "Fonzie" Fonzarelli on Happy Days and a similar 1950s greaser in The Lords of Flatbush. 

Today, it’d 100% be PG-13. I mean it’s not like bad for PG-13, but it’s definitely not PG