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Elizabeth and Val danced a jive that Elizabeth dedicated to her baby son and said she had two years — 2012, when he was born, and 1989 when her career began on “Saved By the Bell.” She and Val recreated a scene from the show and then danced to “I’m So Excited” by the Pointer Sisters. It was fast and furious, but Carrie Ann said the kicks were “a little soft.” Len disagreed and said they were sharp, fast, clean and exact, and Bruno called it “incredible fun.”.

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“The legacy question keeps popping up, and I guess I had a little more time to think about it. If I had my choice what my legacy would be, it would be I played my butt off for every team I ever played on, I was a really good teammate and I did everything I could to win. Whatever else comes along in that time is fine with me.”. A great paradox of the human condition is how a man’s strength can also be his weakness. If anything, maybe the young and earnest Manning cared too much about football. He pressed too hard.

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Although there are some priceless scenes of 10-year-old Marcus trying to be a “mack” at school like his gramps, the focus is really on grandfather Oscar, haunted by memories of the loved ones he failed. Haynes’ Oscar can sweet-talk with the best of them, but he’s quick to an anger born of panic and confusion. Jumping backward and forward in time, the story is confusing at times, especially toward the end where there’s a barrage of dramatic revelations in which it’s not entirely clear what exactly is being revealed. It’s a long play at nearly three hours, heavily laden with poetic speeches at the end. In that sense it feels very much like the early work it is, a little rough and overstuffed.