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| − | '''Keeping Up with the Quadashians |
+ | '''Keeping Up with the Quadashians''' is the third episode in [[Season 3]] of ''[[Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn]]''. It premiered on January 21, 2017 to an audience of 1.59 million viewers. |
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+ | == Synopsis == |
After binge-watching their favorite reality show, the quads decide to start their own reality show, "Hanging With The Harpers". <ref>http://tvlistings.zap2it.com/tv/nicky-ricky-dicky-and-dawn-keeping-up-with-the-quadashians/EP019591750053?aid=zap2it</ref> |
After binge-watching their favorite reality show, the quads decide to start their own reality show, "Hanging With The Harpers". <ref>http://tvlistings.zap2it.com/tv/nicky-ricky-dicky-and-dawn-keeping-up-with-the-quadashians/EP019591750053?aid=zap2it</ref> |
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== Plot == |
== Plot == |
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| − | The [[Harper Quads]] are watching a reality show called "''Life of Eiffel''" starring [[Eiffel]] and her sister [[Lilly]]. [[Dawn]] says she didn't like Eiffel |
+ | The [[Harper Quads]] are watching a reality show called "''Life of Eiffel''" starring [[Eiffel]] and her sister [[Lilly]]. [[Dawn]] says she didn't like Eiffel when she did ballet class together with her in "[[Ballet and the Beasts]]" but now that she's a TV star, she loves her! In the show, Eiffel is complaining that Lilly didn't invite her to the game night. Lilly says Eiffel would make it odd because she's odd. As the drama escalates, the quads start cheering and shouting until [[Anne]] and [[Tom]] enter the room to see if the kids are OK. The quads explain that they're just watching ''Life of Eiffel'' and Dawn even does an impression of Eiffel. The parents urge the quads to stop watching too much TV. They don't need to watch other people's lives. Their lives are interesting too. |
| − | This gives Dawn an idea. Their lives are interesting too. In fact, they are quadruplets. Everyone would love to see a show about them. The quads agree with her to film their own reality show, ''Hanging with the Harpers'' so that they can get famous too. To get the right equipment for the show, they call in [[Dooley]]. After spending too much time praising himself, Dooley tells the quads that he's got cameras set up ready in the house, personal microphones and a "safe zone" for the quads to share their views. |
+ | This gives Dawn an idea. Their lives are interesting too. In fact, they are quadruplets. Everyone would love to see a show about them. The quads agree with her to film their own reality show, ''Hanging with the Harpers'' so that they can get famous too. To get the right equipment for the show, they call in [[Dooley]]. After spending too much time praising himself, Dooley tells the quads that he's got cameras set up ready in the house, personal microphones and a "safe zone" for the quads to share their views. |
| − | The filming begins and the quads get started. However, starting drama to make the show more interesting proves too difficult. Luckily, [[Mae]]'s birthday is coming up and the quads see it as an opportunity to cause some drama. Dawn tries to |
+ | The filming begins and the quads get started. However, starting drama to make the show more interesting proves too difficult. Luckily, [[Mae]]'s birthday is coming up and the quads see it as an opportunity to cause some drama. Dawn tries to influence Mae by asking her to cut the number of attendees to her party. But Mae isn't comfortable cutting anyone out. Dawn keeps raising the bar but Mae proves too difficult to convince. Realizing that the quads can't convince Mae to cut out some people, there's only one thing they can do: vote one of themselves out. [[Ricky]] loves the idea of voting one of them out and is confident that they will vote [[Nicky]] out after trying to influence Dawn and [[Dicky]]. Things don't work out for Ricky. He gets voted out of Mae's birthday party instead of Nicky. |
| − | Ricky gets mad and Dicky and Dawn for voting against him despite his attempt to influence them to vote Nicky out. In fact, he decides to quit ''Hanging with the Harpers'' and starts his own show |
+ | Ricky gets mad and Dicky and Dawn for voting against him despite his attempt to influence them to vote Nicky out. In fact, he decides to quit ''Hanging with the Harpers'' and starts his own show, in which he himself the only star of the show. Dawn, Nicky and Dicky arrive at Mae's party and use it as an opportunity to shoot more of their show. Ricky arrives too and says that since he's not part of ''Hanging with the Harpers,'' he doesn't have to respect their vote against him. He tries to take a shot with Mae for his Ricky show. Things get out of control. |
| − | After ruining Mae's party and watching the entire show, the quads agree that they went too far to cause drama. They agree to do away with the show and ask Dooley to delete the videos recorded. |
+ | After ruining Mae's party and watching the entire show, the quads agree that they went too far to cause drama. They agree to do away with the show and ask Dooley to delete the videos recorded. |
==Cast== |
==Cast== |
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=== Recurring Cast=== |
=== Recurring Cast=== |
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* Hayden Crawford as [[Dooley]] |
* Hayden Crawford as [[Dooley]] |
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* Theodore Barnes as [[Miles]] |
* Theodore Barnes as [[Miles]] |
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==Continuity== |
==Continuity== |
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* Dawn references the time she joined [[Eiffel]]'s class in [[Ballet and the Beasts]]. |
* Dawn references the time she joined [[Eiffel]]'s class in [[Ballet and the Beasts]]. |
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| + | * Eiffel being the toilet paper princess was first mentioned in [[Ballet and the Beasts]]. |
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* This is the second time the quads think their lives are very interesting and worthy a TV show. In [[New Kid on the Block]], they were debating on the name for their show name. |
* This is the second time the quads think their lives are very interesting and worthy a TV show. In [[New Kid on the Block]], they were debating on the name for their show name. |
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| − | * The quads have tried to create drama before for their own selfish needs in [[Quad Court]]. |
+ | * The quads have tried to create drama before for their own selfish needs in [[Quad Court]]. |
| − | * Mae shows crush on Miles in this episode and they later start dating in [[Ye Olde Hand Holde]]. |
+ | * Mae shows crush on Miles in this episode and they later start dating in [[Ye Olde Hand Holde]]. |
* Mae's love for cats has been mentioned in multiple episodes including [[Quad Court]], [[Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Sicky]]. |
* Mae's love for cats has been mentioned in multiple episodes including [[Quad Court]], [[Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Sicky]]. |
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| + | * Ricky's suspicion of [[Dooley]] becomes the basis of his story in [[What's the Worst That Quad Happen?]] |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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| + | * This marks the first appearance of recurring characters, [[Dooley]] and [[Miles|Miles.]] |
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| − | *The title of this episode is a pun on a popular reality |
+ | *The title of this episode is a pun on a popular reality TV-show, ''Keeping Up With The Kardashians'', though their reality TV-show was called '''"Hanging With The Harpers"'''. |
*It is revealed that Eiffel has a sister named Lilly whereas Eiffel and Lilly's portrayers ([[Maddie Ziegler]] and [[Mackenzie Ziegler]]) are real life sisters |
*It is revealed that Eiffel has a sister named Lilly whereas Eiffel and Lilly's portrayers ([[Maddie Ziegler]] and [[Mackenzie Ziegler]]) are real life sisters |
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*This is Eiffel's second appearance and Lilly's second appearance, but they appeared in different episodes. Eiffel appeared in "[[Ballet and the Beasts]]" and Lilly appeared in "[[Unhappy Campers]]" |
*This is Eiffel's second appearance and Lilly's second appearance, but they appeared in different episodes. Eiffel appeared in "[[Ballet and the Beasts]]" and Lilly appeared in "[[Unhappy Campers]]" |
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| − | *This the second episode to feature a birthday party |
+ | *This the second episode to feature a birthday party, with the first being "[[The Quadfather]]". |
| − | *It is revealed that [[Mae]]'s birthday is January 21st |
+ | *It is revealed that [[Mae]]'s birthday is January 21st. |
| + | *Ricky getting voted out is a parody of the reality TV shows Survivor and Big Brother. |
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==References== |
==References== |
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[[Category:2017]] |
[[Category:2017]] |
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Revision as of 01:48, 27 July 2020
| “ | I GOT VOTED OUT!?!?! | ” |
— Ricky to the quads
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Keeping Up with the Quadashians is the third episode in Season 3 of Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn. It premiered on January 21, 2017 to an audience of 1.59 million viewers.
Synopsis
After binge-watching their favorite reality show, the quads decide to start their own reality show, "Hanging With The Harpers". [1]
Plot
The Harper Quads are watching a reality show called "Life of Eiffel" starring Eiffel and her sister Lilly. Dawn says she didn't like Eiffel when she did ballet class together with her in "Ballet and the Beasts" but now that she's a TV star, she loves her! In the show, Eiffel is complaining that Lilly didn't invite her to the game night. Lilly says Eiffel would make it odd because she's odd. As the drama escalates, the quads start cheering and shouting until Anne and Tom enter the room to see if the kids are OK. The quads explain that they're just watching Life of Eiffel and Dawn even does an impression of Eiffel. The parents urge the quads to stop watching too much TV. They don't need to watch other people's lives. Their lives are interesting too.
This gives Dawn an idea. Their lives are interesting too. In fact, they are quadruplets. Everyone would love to see a show about them. The quads agree with her to film their own reality show, Hanging with the Harpers so that they can get famous too. To get the right equipment for the show, they call in Dooley. After spending too much time praising himself, Dooley tells the quads that he's got cameras set up ready in the house, personal microphones and a "safe zone" for the quads to share their views.
The filming begins and the quads get started. However, starting drama to make the show more interesting proves too difficult. Luckily, Mae's birthday is coming up and the quads see it as an opportunity to cause some drama. Dawn tries to influence Mae by asking her to cut the number of attendees to her party. But Mae isn't comfortable cutting anyone out. Dawn keeps raising the bar but Mae proves too difficult to convince. Realizing that the quads can't convince Mae to cut out some people, there's only one thing they can do: vote one of themselves out. Ricky loves the idea of voting one of them out and is confident that they will vote Nicky out after trying to influence Dawn and Dicky. Things don't work out for Ricky. He gets voted out of Mae's birthday party instead of Nicky.
Ricky gets mad and Dicky and Dawn for voting against him despite his attempt to influence them to vote Nicky out. In fact, he decides to quit Hanging with the Harpers and starts his own show, in which he himself the only star of the show. Dawn, Nicky and Dicky arrive at Mae's party and use it as an opportunity to shoot more of their show. Ricky arrives too and says that since he's not part of Hanging with the Harpers, he doesn't have to respect their vote against him. He tries to take a shot with Mae for his Ricky show. Things get out of control.
After ruining Mae's party and watching the entire show, the quads agree that they went too far to cause drama. They agree to do away with the show and ask Dooley to delete the videos recorded.
Cast
Main Cast
- Aidan Gallagher as Nicky Harper
- Casey Simpson as Ricky Harper
- Mace Coronel as Dicky Harper
- Lizzy Greene as Dawn Harper
- Allison Munn as Anne Harper
- Brian Stepanek as Tom Harper
- Kyla Drew Simmons as Mae Valentine
Recurring Cast
Guest Cast
Continuity
- Dawn references the time she joined Eiffel's class in Ballet and the Beasts.
- Eiffel being the toilet paper princess was first mentioned in Ballet and the Beasts.
- This is the second time the quads think their lives are very interesting and worthy a TV show. In New Kid on the Block, they were debating on the name for their show name.
- The quads have tried to create drama before for their own selfish needs in Quad Court.
- Mae shows crush on Miles in this episode and they later start dating in Ye Olde Hand Holde.
- Mae's love for cats has been mentioned in multiple episodes including Quad Court, Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Sicky.
- Ricky's suspicion of Dooley becomes the basis of his story in What's the Worst That Quad Happen?
Trivia
- This marks the first appearance of recurring characters, Dooley and Miles.
- The title of this episode is a pun on a popular reality TV-show, Keeping Up With The Kardashians, though their reality TV-show was called "Hanging With The Harpers".
- It is revealed that Eiffel has a sister named Lilly whereas Eiffel and Lilly's portrayers (Maddie Ziegler and Mackenzie Ziegler) are real life sisters
- This is Eiffel's second appearance and Lilly's second appearance, but they appeared in different episodes. Eiffel appeared in "Ballet and the Beasts" and Lilly appeared in "Unhappy Campers"
- This the second episode to feature a birthday party, with the first being "The Quadfather".
- It is revealed that Mae's birthday is January 21st.
- Ricky getting voted out is a parody of the reality TV shows Survivor and Big Brother.