Lord Of The Dancemachine - BBC3 2006

Can anyone remember this program

19-year-old office cleaner Kyle ‘K-Dogg’ Morris has got all the right moves. He's made a name for himself in the competitive world of arcade dance, which requires players to follow steps signalled on a computer game screen. Now, Kyle's going places. Follow his journey from Leicester to Las Vegas as he and his best mate Nathan enter the inaugural world arcade dance championships in America.

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I wonder what ever happened to UKSTEP afterwards and the famous K-Dogg

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I loved this documentary!
it was actually surprisingly enjoyable and not as cringe as i thought it would be considering it is a BBC3 documentary. real emotion when the arcade gets closed down as well. goodstuff.

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It's strange how I started off from when I seen my first dance machine at Skegness "Dancing Stage" then over the years traveled the UK to play on diffrent machines and DDR got the best of me when I was young but now sadly when you start to get older you only play for fun and can't do what you used to

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Nice, I've wanted to see this documentary for some time


He plays Pump It Up now and still plays DDR occasionally at Expos and arcades (and is still very good too).

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Thanks for posting this - I'd be looking for it for a couple of months now.

I'll give it a watch now

He still plays DDR and IIDX, and he's actually a much, much better player than he appears to be in the documentary.

I'm not sure if he still travels to tournaments, but I've met him and played DDR with him a couple of times in Leicester.

Was an ok doc.

I played him in a tournament just a few months ago rofl

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I think I saw him with the DDR:UK crew at the latest MCM Expo and yes, he's terra-good!

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Yes, that would be correct

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He padded MAWARU FINALE slumpage 15 with about 8 misses so...

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