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** Edna getting onstage and performing. The fact that she was insecure at first and afraid of leaving her house because of her weight and she was willing to dance on national TV with ''millions of viewers watching'' -- now that was AWESOME. Bonus points with Inez and Tracy joining her.
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** Edna getting onstage and performing. The fact that she was insecure at first and afraid of leaving her house because of her weight and she was willing to dance on national TV with ''millions of viewers watching'' -- now that was AWESOME. "If you don't like the way I look, well I just don't give a damn!" indeed. Bonus points with Inez and Tracy joining her.
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** Link inviting Inez onstage and dancing with her. What makes it more awesome was that he risked his spot on the Corny Collins show to do it. It's (It's also implied that he did this to make up for not marching with Tracy and the other black dancers the other day...day.)
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** In a deleted scene, Edna is released from police custody, but she’s greatly upset when she sees Maybelle and the rest of the protesters being arrested. Rather than walk away, Edna demands that the police officer apologize and let the protesters go. His response? Cuffing her and loading her in with the protesters. Her response? Smiling for standing up against an obvious injustice.
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** In a deleted scene, Edna is released from police custody, but she’s greatly upset when she sees Maybelle and the rest of the protesters being arrested. Rather than walk away, Edna demands that the police officer apologize and let the protesters go. His response? Cuffing her and loading her in with the protesters. Her response? Smiling for standing up for against an obvious injustice.
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* It may have been a stupid thing to do, but Tracy gets one when she hits the policeman with her sign. This shows that [[BewareTheNiceOnes Tracy isn't someone you should push around.]]
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*** The look on Maybelle's face in the 2007 movie as Corny leads her to the stage. "This is your time," he says, and her expression says "You bet it is."
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** Edna getting onstage and performing. The fact that she was insecure at first and afraid of leaving her house because of her weight and she was willing to dance on national TV with ''millions of viewers watching'' -- now that was AWESOME. Bonus points with Inez and Tracy joining her.
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*** And in the 2007 film, Amber moves on, showing interest in one of the black dancers (the two can be seen flirting and teaching each other dance moves in the background at one point) and telling Velma "I lost, Mom! Let's just deal with it!" after Tracy wins. In the theatrical version, she finally just looks at her mom and shrugs comically before joining in the dance, while in a deleted scene, [[spoiler: she joins after letting her mom go to jail.]]
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* Tracy getting on the Corny Collins show in the 2007 film. What makes it more awesome is Edna & Wilbur’s reactions.
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* Jennifer Hudson's performance of ''I Know Where I've Been'' from NBC's live TV production. Many critics agree that this was the high point of the special and she pretty much stole the entire show as a result.
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* Jennifer Hudson's performance of ''I Know Where I've Been'' from NBC's live TV production. Many critics agree that this was the high point of the special and she pretty much stole the entire show as a result.show.
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* Because of Tracy's return in the 1988 movie, The Corny Collins Show also got integrated, which also gave karma to Arvin Hodgepile, the president of the channel who refuses to make Corny's show integrated awhile back. And because Amber refused to leave because of Tracy's comeback, the bomb on Velma's fake wig blows off and landed on Amber's head, which in turn sends the Von Tussle parents getting arrested!
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* The fact that the colored black dancers were willing to march against the discrimination they were facing, KNOWING it would get them arrested. Also, the fact that Tracy was willing to give up her spot as a dancer just to support what she felt was right.
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** Link inviting Inez onstage and dancing with her. To go off of that, Inez, who's probably only around 12 or 13 (probably 13), actually managing to hold her own against dancers who're easily three to six years older than she is.
** Edna getting onstage and performing. The fact that she was insecure at first and afraid of leaving her house because of her weight and she was willing to dance on national TV with ''millions of viewers watching'' - now that was AWESOME.
** Edna getting onstage and performing. The fact that she was insecure at first and afraid of leaving her house because of her weight and she was willing to dance on national TV with ''millions of viewers watching'' - now that was AWESOME.
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** Link inviting Inez onstage and dancing with her. To go off of that, Inez, who's probably her.
*** More about Inez -- It's amazing when she's dancing by herself. While it may not seem like much, take it into consideration that Inez is onlyaround about 12 or 13 (probably 13), actually managing 13, and yet she manages to hold her own against dancers who're easily three to six years older than she is.
is--and she manages to actually win the title of "Miss Teenage Hairspray."
** Edna getting onstage and performing. The fact that she was insecure at first and afraid of leaving her house because of her weight and she was willing to dance on national TV with ''millions of viewers watching''- -- now that was AWESOME.
*** More about Inez -- It's amazing when she's dancing by herself. While it may not seem like much, take it into consideration that Inez is only
** Edna getting onstage and performing. The fact that she was insecure at first and afraid of leaving her house because of her weight and she was willing to dance on national TV with ''millions of viewers watching''
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*** And in the 2007 film, Amber moves on, showing interest in one of the black dancers (the two can be seen teaching each other dance moves in the background, at one point) and telling Velma "I lost, Mom! Let's just deal with it!" after Tracy wins. In the theatrical version, she finally just looks at her mom and shrugs comically before joining in the dance, while in a deleted scene, [[spoiler: she joins after letting her mom go to jail.]]
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** Him shutting Velma down and leading Maybelle onto stage counts too.
** Him shutting Velma down and leading Maybelle onto stage counts too.
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** Edna getting onstage and performing. YMMV, but the The fact that she was insecure at first and afraid of leaving her house because of her weight and she was willing to dance on national TV with ''millions of viewers watching''. Now watching'' - now that was AWESOME.
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* The fact that the colored dancers were willing to march against the discrimination they were facing, KNOWING it would get them arrested.
* It may have been a stupid thing to do, but Tracy gets one when she hits the policeman with her sign. This shows that [[BewareTheNiceOnes Tracy isn't someone you should push around.]]
* It may have been a stupid thing to do, but Tracy gets one when she hits the policeman with her sign. This shows that [[BewareTheNiceOnes Tracy isn't someone you should push around.]]
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