Synopsis: Dance Me a Match

Sixteen girls and sixteen boys remain on Dance Me a Match, a reality show that bills itself as So You Think You Can Dance meets The Bachelor. Each week one girl and one boy are eliminated, but another pair is matched, supposedly based on their dancing compatibility. As the contestants perform, it becomes more and more obvious that dancing ability isn't all that goes into the matches. After a girl is raped and the only witness is too afraid of the unfair rules to do anything about it, the girls decide to take back the contest.

Filming their rebellion is Mark, an eighteen-year-old cameraman who's just gotten into the business. He's lucky to have this job, but luckier still to be so close to his celebrity crush, Dance Me a Match's host, Bryan Wavetop. Of course, the hunky host has no clue Mark is even alive, much less that he can't focus his camera or eyes on anything else.

Alternating through seventeen POVs through eight weeks/dances plus the finale, Dance Me a Match is a story about love, rebellion, and reality tv.