7 Reasons why Little Women: Dallas is your new must-watch

We’re more than accustomed to the diminutive stars of the series holding positions as back-up dancers for A-list stars, but Amanda Loy takes physical prowess to a whole new level as a bodybuilder. She took up the sport 5 years ago, and now competes in average-size competitions – and wins.

Zac Short, to be precise – they met when he left her a note saying “I’m Short, you’re short, let’s go hang out”. Smooth.

Think Rambo Gizmo, Teemo from League of Legends, Spiderman’s Mary-Jane, Disney’s Moana, The Little Mermaid, and more. Her Instagram is well worth checking out…

If you thought that the original Little Women were the bottom line in feistiness, wait until you see the fury of the fisticuffs that come out of Texas – resulting in at least one good old-fashioned human dog-pile on the floor of a Tap House.

With the underlying medical conditions that all the women in the show face as a result of their genetics, pregnancy and birth is never smooth sailing. You’re going to want to make sure you’ve got both loved ones and tissues clutched close when one of the Texan women goes through the ultimate loss.

Probably the only reason to place this show in Texas was to make sure the producers could make use of every Texan cliché under the high noon sun. So, naturally, in the first episode, Amanda straddles a full-grown bull. What happens next?

Every dramatic TV show needs a good on-again-off-again relationship at its core (it’s the Ross And Rachel Effect, and none of us are immune to it) and high school lovers Tiff and Austin answer that for the Dallas lot. Her dad hates him. Her friends want her to be single. Watch this space.