‘Hit The Floor’ Season 2, Episode 8: ‘Playing Dirty’

hit the floor Hit The Floor season 2, episode 8: Playing Dirty airs tonight on VH1.

An investigation that Oscar is carrying out hits an obstacle. Ahsha takes aim at Jelena. There is an unanticipated development that affects Lionel and Pete’s relationship.

Hit The Floor follows the lives and loves of the Los Angeles Devil Girls, the premier dance team in all of professional basketball. At its heart is Ahsha, a sheltered young woman who joins the team against the wishes of her mother Sloane, who knows this treacherous, tempting world all too well having been a Devil Girl herself. Olivia is the shrewd squad manager; Jelena is the star dancer who won’t let anyone else share the spotlight, and Pete Davenport is the former all-star who’s come back to coach his old team. In the series, Ahsha takes her tentative first steps as a Los Angeles Devil Girl, including orientation and first practices. Meanwhile, Jelena seethes over Ahsha being let on the team and targets not just her but also Olivia for going against her to make it happen. Raquel has her hands full with her ex, while Kyle makes the most of her new gig, seducing the Hollywood elite who fill the front row.

Ahsha starts to taste celebrity and experience the high life in Hollywood. Temptations become harder to resist. As a result, her relationship with German starts becoming strained. As Ahsha is drawn more and more to Derek, she finds herself torn between her old life and her exciting new one. Jelena also experiences romantic trials with Terrence as their relationship is put to the test by how ambitious Jelena is, and how far she’s willing to go to maintain her position at the top. Meanwhile, how far Olivia went to succeed back in the day gets dredged up by the return of fellow original Devil Girl and former best friend Sloane. Their complicated past haunts them both and threatens to unearth in a big way in the present. All the while, the mystery surrounding the disappearance of missing dancer Mia continues to grow, threatening to blow the roof off the entire L.A. Devils organization.

Tune in July 14 to VH1 at 9 p.m. EDT to find out how the drama unfolds on Hit The Floor season 2, episode 8.

Check out the promo below.

 

 

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