Fame - Season 2 (1987)

A famous dancer visits the school wooing Lydia but not having the same compassion for her students

Lydia takes a part time job teaching aerobics at Richard Simmons club. Mr. Shorofsky tires to prevent Bruno from entering a scholarship contest.

Students cry racism when a ballet teacher won't let Leroy's girlfriend have a solo part.

A blind substitute teacher interferes with Lydia's preparation for a performance that the school board will attend.

Coco auditions for a big part in a movie. Doris goes on a crash diet.

Miss Sherwood finds blacked out words in a student's book. Coco tries to convince her boyfriend Julio to go back to school.

When her grandmother dies, Coco questions her decision to become a performer. The kids attempt to find Julie's stolen cello.

Doris tries to reunite her father and brother after years of apart, while the students share Miss Grant's need to impress her former teacher.

Danny's grief over the death of Mr. Crandall threatens to cause his expulsion, but help comes from an unexpected source.

The love bug bites as Sherwood registers with a video dating service; Bruno falls for an older woman; and a singing cowboy lassos Doris' heart.

Leroy narrowly escapes being failed out of school with the help of an elderly tap dancer and a little boy.

Shorofsky and Bruno both promise a show's dress rehearsal to different people. Doris is worried that her grandmother may move into her parents' home.

A young man learns about friendship and trust when he finds himself in love with Julie Miller.

Bruno accepts a challenge from Miss Sherwood to try to create "art" from a computer and when the school acquires one, he's delighted, until he learns that the machine's purpose is to replace Mrs. Berg.

Preparations for "Friendship Day" at School of the Arts has put everyone at odds with each other.

Doris slips, hits her head and dreams she's entered the "Land of Oz".

This episode was comprised of excerpts from the Kids from Fame live concert in the United Kingdom.

After a series of school lockers are vandalized, Dwight finds a suicide note and Doris tries to enlist her friends in helping her find the note's author.

In order to appear in a show with a famous actor, Leroy and Danny become involved coaching a boys' choir in basketball.

Students from "a more academically prestigious" school visit the School of the Arts for U.N Week and act snobbishly towards the kids.