
Originally Posted by
TiaMaria62;4100426; That blog by Maks made me kind of sad. Obviously, for him, it's not just about winning the tacky mirror-ball trophy. We have always know that it was a matter of professional pride for Maks. Now we can just as clearly see that it is more than that. It is imperative for him to do well, and be portrayed as a skilled professional and teacher in order to also do well with his dance schools and as avenues for other income streams.
He is basically supporting an extended family in a couple of countries. He HAS to keep working. He HAS to do well. He HAS to protect his image as a professional and a teacher.
This makes me angrier than ever that the producers pick and choose what moments from practices, confessionals, et al that they put out there to milk for "drama and trauma". They aren't just pulling in ratings, or whatever - they are messing with the livlihood of these professional dancers/teachers.