How true is Grease: Rise Of The Pink Ladies to 1950s greaser culture? Here’s what the Grease prequel series gets right about the period it adapts.

Grease’s ending is as iconic as it is controversial, but Rise of the Pink Ladies fixes the controversy with conversation in its opening scene.

Grease’s ending is as iconic as it is controversial, but Rise of the Pink Ladies fixes the controversy with conversation in its opening scene.

Even though Rise Of The Pink Ladies perfectly sets up the events of Grease, the prequel series still makes some major changes to Rydell High.

Jason Schmidt, Madison Thompson & Shanel Bailey (Buddy, Susan & Hazel) discuss the musical world of Rydell High in Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies.

Ari Notartomaso (Cynthia) and Tricia Fukuhara (Nancy) discuss learning life lessons thanks to their Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies characters.

Grease: Rise Of The Pink Ladies does a great job of updating the Grease universe for a modern audience, but it creates a plot hole in the process.

Marisa Davila and Cheyenne Isabel Wells discuss their love for musical theater and their starring turns in Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies.

Rise Of The Pink Ladies establishes a cool character connection to Grease, but the prequel series’ timeline also makes Grease’s story sadder.

Paramount’s Grease: Rise Of The Pink Ladies is a prequel to the beloved 1978 musical movie, but how long before Grease does the series take place?