AMERICA’S SWEETHEARTS: DALLAS COWBOYS CHEERLEADERS: Episode 3.1: “Yes/No/Maybe PART 1”

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"Are These Rookies In It For The Right Reasons?"

Family Content: -1 Caution advised for older children, including teenagers, and sensitive adults.

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What You Need To Know:

In the Season 3 premiere of AMERICA’S SWEETHEARTS: DALLAS COWBOYS CHEERLEADERS, streaming on Netflix, viewers follow the preparation for the upcoming football and cheerleading season. The episode features a series of live shows for a dance tour and dance training classes that keep the cheerleaders in shape. As the returning team members navigate their newfound fame, they question the motivations of some recruits, wondering if they join for the team or for the attention it brings.

The first episode of Season 3 of AMERICA’S SWEETHEARTS: DALLAS COWBOYS CHEERLEADERS, showcases the cheerleaders’ anxieties, highlighting both veterans and rookies eager to secure a spot. The episode promotes friendship and emphasizes hard work as a means to achieve goals, reflecting a strong moral worldview. A cheerleader states her purpose in life as using her gifts to bring glory to God, showcasing the show's Christian elements. The episode contains two instances of strong language, and the cheerleaders wear revealing cheerleading and workout outfits throughout. MOVIEGUIDE® advises caution for older children.

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Dominant Worldview and Other Worldview Content/Elements:

A strong moral worldview, promoting friendship and teamwork, with pro-capitalist elements, such as the belief that a goal can only be achieved through hard work. Christian elements are present as well, such as one cheerleader saying her purpose in life is to use her gifts to glorify God

Foul Language:

Two obscenities

Violence:

No violence

Sex:

No sex

Nudity:

None, but throughout the episode, the cheerleaders are shown wearing uniforms, dance costumes, and workout gear that reveals their midriff and chest

Alcohol Use:

No alcohol use

Smoking and/or Drug Use and Abuse:

No smoking or drug use; and,

Miscellaneous Immorality:

No other objectionable content.

More Detail:

AMERICA’S SWEETHEARTS: DALLAS COWBOYS CHEERLEADERS kicks off its third season with the lead-up to auditions for the team. However, with the fame brought by the Netflix series, some veteran team members wonder whether the recruits are in it for the right reasons.

In the Season 3 premiere of AMERICA’S SWEETHEARTS: DALLAS COWBOYS CHEERLEADERS , viewers watch the run-up to the next football/cheerleading season, following the cheerleaders as they perform a series of live shows on a dance tour, grapple with the fame the Netflix series brought them, and prepare to once again audition for the team.

Viewers are introduced to a new group of rookies vying to join the squad, including Faith, a very flexible social media dance star from Australia. However, some veteran members share concerns that these recruits are more interested in getting famous than in serving the team.

This episode brings viewers right back into the action, perfectly portraying the anxieties the cheerleaders feel, whether they are returning members or rookies. The episode is well-shot, and does an excellent job of creating excitement for later episodes.

The first episode of Season 3 of AMERICA’S SWEETHEARTS: DALLAS COWBOYS CHEERLEADERS has a strong moral worldview, promoting friendship, with pro-capitalist elements, such as hard work to achieve your goals.

There are also strong Christian elements, such as one cheerleader saying her purpose in life is to use her gifts to glorify God. There are two instances of strong language, and women are wearing revealing cheerleading and workout outfits throughout. MOVIEGUIDE® advises caution for older children.

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