Take the Vicuna 

With Milly backing the ballet studio amphitheater, she tries to take over all aspects of the school. Sasha gets her apartment put together and hosts a housewarming party. Scotty takes Michelle on a surprise trip.

Director:

Chris Eigeman

Writers:

Amy Sherman-Palladino (created by), Lamar Damon (creator)

Stars:

Sutton Foster, Kaitlyn Jenkins, Julia Goldani Telles

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Sutton Foster	...	Michelle Simms
Kaitlyn Jenkins	...	Boo Jordan
Julia Goldani Telles	...	Sasha Torres
Bailey De Young	...	Ginny Thompson (as Bailey Buntain)
Emma Dumont	...	Melanie Segal
Lolita Davidovich	...	Mrs. Simms
Liza Weil	...	Milly Stone
Hunter Foster	...	Scotty Simms
Biff Yeager	...	Bob
Jeanine Mason	...	Cozette
Stan Sellers	...	Don
Kelly Bishop	...	Fanny Flowers
Linda Porter	...	Mrs. Weidemeyer
Victoria Park	...	Aubrey
Garrett Coffey	...	Roman

Storyline

Now that Fanny & Michelle have enlisted Milly to back the studio amphitheater, Milly wants to take over every aspect of the amphitheater & studio. When Fanny puts her foot down, Milly threatens to sue. Sasha has found an apartment & decorates it so she can throw a house warming party. She's excited for this new adventure & wants the girls to stay over to help break in the apartment. The only problem is Boo, Melanie & Ginny's parents will not allow it since there is no parental supervision. Sasha realizes quickly that living on her own is lonely. Michelle goes on a road trip with Scotty but is concerned about the bathroom situation. With everything going on Sasha has blown off Roman but he wants their relationship to continue

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Genres:

Comedy | Drama

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Certificate:

TV-14

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

4 February 2013 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Dorothy Parker Drank Here Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

44 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

The woman who plays Michelle and Scotty's mother is only 14 years and 8 years older respectively.

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Connections

References Oliver! (1968)

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Soundtracks

Bunheads Main Theme
Written by Sam Phillips

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