Find Me In Paris

When Princess Lena Grisky accidentally travels from 1905 to modern day, she has no time to get adjusted as she must use her ballet training to land a spot at the Paris Opera Ballet School in order to keep her cover.

Lena must pass as a modern day teen if she is to remain hidden from the dangerous Time Collectors.

Victor leaves Lena behind in modern day in an effort to trap the advancing Time Collectors, but Henri has his own plan for saving Lena - one with unforeseen consequences.

With Victor and Henri trapped in different years, Lena must settle into her new life at the P.O.B. School filled with heavy workloads, modern ballet techniques, and new dance partners.

Desperate to fit into her new surroundings, Lena talks another student into taking her on a little day trip outside the school walls, but as the day goes on Lena gets easily distracted.

Lena's super excited to be a "Little Mother," to one of the younger students, but soon realizes that she'll have to go head-to-head with Thea to compete for the spot.

A scene study about a love triangle hits home when, Lena is cast as the ethereal sprite and love interest to Max, leaving Thea seething as the downtrodden wife.

When Lena follows Max to his aunt's modest home, she is unprepared for his loud and nosey family.

The girls' class has a ballet team competition and this time Thea, Ines, and Lena are on the same team - Lena wants to win this and sides with Thea's ideas over Ines', starting a rift between Lena and Ines.

It's auditions for the mid-season show and Lena's sure she's going to nail it, until she gets paired with Jeff, a talented but undisciplined dancer.

With the completion of the port-a-portal, the Time Collectors make their way to 2018 to grab Lena and the timepiece.

After a rocky rehearsal, Lena and Max are demoted from leading dancers to understudies, but Max has a plan; he just needs to get Lena to relax using his not-yet-patented "chill method".

Lena is doing everything she can to rock the mid-season performance but just as she's about to go on stage, Thea hands her a letter from Henri, which tells her to meet him...NOW at a portal.

Having missed joining Henri, Lena has to come back to the school to face the music.

After being benched by Gabrielle, Lena is determined to prove she has what it takes to make company and rallies the troops to perform a dance number in the style of Baroque.

Lena is happy as she and Max choreograph a Baroque-themed flash mob, that is until someone sabotages Lena's chance to dance.

Fresh off the break up with Henri and furious with Thea for stealing her BLOK mask, Lena competes in a prank war with Thea and takes it too far.

The BLOK gets an invitation to participate in an underground dance competition and everyone is psyched until the other dance crew steals their moves.

When a famous choreographer, Armando Castillo, arrives, everyone is on their best behavior except Max, who seems intent to undermine him.

While everyone is still reeling from the truth about Max's childhood, Lena pushes Max to confront his father and make peace.

Following a passionate kiss, Lena and Max are both love struck but unsure how to proceed.

On a class trip to the museum, Lena gets the shock of her life, when she comes face-to-face with the Grisky family portrait.

The pressure is on as the biggest performance of the year quickly approaches, but Lena is distracted with learning the truth about her family.

When the BLOK gets an invitation to a competition, members balk and ask how they can do the BLOK challenge and rehearse for the year-end showcase?

Lena tries to pack her bag but her emotions are all over the place as she has a BLOK challenge and a gala performance to prepare for.