E! has been showing repeat episodes of the US reality show <i>The Dance Scene</i> , which features the best recipe for a good reality show in awhile: trash+drama+sweat+possible elimination=reluctant viewer addiction. It's basically <i>Flashdance</i> in one 2011 half-hour (mean teacher, ragtag, angsty artists, sweatshirts worn showing one shoulder) with real people. But although I love a good jig, particularly modern street dance, and was glad to catch up with some of the graduates of the previous season of <i>So You Think You Can Dance</i> (a choreographer, a contestant), I think the show's main strength may be in its truly awesome catchphrases. After watching just two episodes (and endless E! promos), the show has yielded this brilliance: "You gotta let it out. Break. Down. Your Walls." "Don't (insert profanity) talk to me like that." "So many giggles. Very little time." "My cousin committed suicide. I really want to put my heart and soul in this piece." "They live to dance. Too bad life isn't choreographed." "Dance is a fight. It's about passion."