In a shocking twist, a new review of the Paramount+ prequel series Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies has revealed that religious leaders are strongly against the show. Despite its impressive musical numbers, it appears the show has failed to pass the strict moral requirements of the Church.

The Church has released a statement condemning the ‘immoral content’ presented in the show, with high-ranking Church officials saying that the show “promotes an irresponsible and dangerous lifestyle”. The Church has accused the show of introducing a “dangerous culture of guns, violence and alcohol” which they claim is “directly counter to the values of the Church”.

What’s more, the Church has also expressed their disappointment in the show’s lack of religious content. “We find it particularly abhorrent that a show about the formation of a clique of young women does not pay homage to the teachings of the Bible,” reads the statement.

In response to the Church’s criticisms, Paramount+ has released a statement of their own, vigorously defending the show. “We strongly disagree with the Church’s assessment of Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies,” says a spokesman for the streaming service. “At its heart, this is a show about friendship, loyalty and the power of believing in yourself and your dreams – values we believe are universally accepted by all religions.”

For now, the Church’s stance on Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies remains firm, though it appears that the show’s fans have no intention of letting their enthusiasm be dampened.

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