Cheerleaders Run Wild in Lifetime's 'Fab Five' - Tatum O'Neal, ...

Texas PhD and JD wrote:

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Lori, you sound uneducated and ignorant. Please step back in your trailer before others notice you for the racist you truly are. I lived in McKinney while attending a university in Dallas to get my doctorate and it is a closed-minded community. You just make the citizens sound worse by portraying yourself as utterly moronic. If a community were to adhere to traditions and policies of the past, as you so glibly suggested, then you would still own slaves. I'm a minority and I'm obviously more educated than you are, so what do you have to say to that, BITCH?

unknown wrote:

I was on this cheerleading squad with those girls. They are in no way, shape or form, being depicted accurately. There was no scandal rather just a coach,(who was only the coach for 5 months might I add) who abused HER power, blew the entire thing out of proportion and sold her soul to the media. "Mean girls" or "fab 5" exists everywhere, not just Mckinney North. Preferential treatment is always given to the athletes and to those involved because it is usually those kids that are active, that really know the principals, and talk to the teachers. Theret didn't treat these girls differently because of her daughters involvement, in fact in the entire four years that I was on the cheer squad she never handled any of the disciplinary actions that were enforced. It was the assistant principal, Brunner and the cheerleading coach. The person who handled the actions of the Fab 5, was the superintendent. Ms. Ward and the media have skewed the reality of the situation so far from the truth. Ms. Ward IS the one who sold the story to lifetime. It is Ms. Ward who should be ashamed, not the fab five, or the cheerleaders, or even the school.

Munawar wrote:

I wanna be fair friend to all even a girl or a guy its not a matter that i must want a girl guy will also run.....hahahahah

Lori wrote:

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And whatever gave you the idea you are more educated than I? Unless you received your doctorate from SMU, I'm not impressed. I do not know nor care to know what year you lived in McKinney and it appears you have missed my whole point. At one time McKinney was a nice quiet community then others began to move here using it as a bedroom to Dallas, and I suppose that would include you. That my friend is when our "friendly" city saw change for the worse. So stop jumping to conclusions and putting words into my mouth based on your own narrow thinking.

Tess wrote:

I just want to know, are the events in the movie are completely and fully truthful?