New Dan Schneider Feet Show “Feetloose” Is All About Feet
In his latest masterpiece, television mastermind Dan Schneider has created a show that is sure to knock audiences off their feet. “Feetloose” is a 22-minute celebration of the human foot, featuring some of Hollywood’s biggest stars showing off their pedicured toes and flaunting their arches for the camera.
The series, which premieres on Thursday night at 9pm on Nick At Nite, promises to be a thrilling feast for the eyes. From the moment the opening credits roll, viewers will be treated to a nonstop parade of celebrity feet, each one more beautiful and captivating than the last. This is exactly the type of content most would expect from Dan Schneider.
Dan Schneider Creates The Ultimate Feet Experience
The new Dan Schneider show isn’t just a show for foot fetishists. Schneider ensures that this is THE show for foot fetishists. Like his previous shows “Sam & Cat” and “iCarly“, Schneider has infused Feetloose with his trademark feet-centered comedy. Each episode features clever opportunities to get the cast to show their feet to the cameras.
For example, in one episode, the cast of “Feetloose” goes on a road trip to visit the world’s largest foot museum. By to get into the museum, the security guards have to measure each cast member’s feet to record their foot size for security purposes.
The Celebrity Feet Are The Real Stars Of The Show
But the real star of “Feetloose” is the celebrity guest stars. In each episode, a different A-lister will join the cast to show off their best foot-forward. Some of the confirmed guests include Miranda Cosgrove, Taylor Swift, and Bob Odenkirk, who will bring their A-game and A+ feet to the show.
So mark your calendars and get ready for the most foot-tastic show on television. “Feetloose” premieres Thursday at 9pm on Nick At Night. Don’t miss the latest Dan Schneider feet extravaganza!
Other Dan Schneider Feet Shows
Feetloose isn’t the first Dan Schneider feet show, last year Dan Schneider released another feet show. The show was called “Eight Feet, One Man” and the show played out exactly how you’d expect from good old Dan Schneider.
Check out the scoop down below.