Every Reaction You Had While Watching Grease: Live

Updated on 2/1/2016 at 11:30 AM

Fox debuted Grease: Live on Sunday night, and it goes without saying, it was amazing! Not only did Julianne Hough do an amazing job as Sandy, but Vanessa Hudgens showed incredible strength (and talent), performing on stage after her father's death. If you tuned in, chances are you had some of the same reactions that we did. Keep scrolling for the best reactions to the musical and then check out Aaron Tveit's hottest moments as Danny.

New Line Cinema

When the Show Opens With Sandy and Danny Saying Goodbye at the Beach

NBC

When the Camera Rolls Away and Shows the Actual Set

Disney

When Jessie J Belts Out "Grease" Like a Total Boss

Warner Bros.

When Sandy Says She's From Utah and Doesn't Have an Australian Accent

NBC

When Aaron Tveit Thrusts His Pelvis at the Camera During "Summer Nights"

TNT

When Julianne Hough Shows Off Her Dance Skills During That Cheerleader Routine

The CW

When Keke Palmer Goes From PJs to a Hot Red Dress in Half a Second

BBC

When Frenchy Squared Happens in the Diner

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When Boyz II Men Show Up Like Literal Angels From the Sky

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When Jordan Fisher Opens His Mouth to Sing and Simultaneously Melts Your Heart

Fox

Three Words: Danny Zuko's Shorts

Hollywood Records

When Joe Jonas's Band DNCE Sings at the School Dance and All You Could Think Was This

Columbia Pictures

When Sandy and Danny Do That Crazy Choreography During the Hand Jive

New Line Cinema

Anytime Aaron Tveit Takes Off His Jacket to Reveal His Protruding Biceps

Comedy Central

When Vanessa Hudgens Slays Her Solo and Almost Brings You to Tears

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When Hot Sandy Rolls Out and Is All, Like, "Tell Me About It . . . Stud"

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Every Reaction You Had While Watching Grease: Live

When the Show Opens With Sandy and Danny Saying Goodbye at the Beach

When the Camera Rolls Away and Shows the Actual Set

When Jessie J Belts Out "Grease" Like a Total Boss

When Sandy Says She's From Utah and Doesn't Have an Australian Accent

When Aaron Tveit Thrusts His Pelvis at the Camera During "Summer Nights"

When Julianne Hough Shows Off Her Dance Skills During That Cheerleader Routine

When Keke Palmer Goes From PJs to a Hot Red Dress in Half a Second

When Frenchy Squared Happens in the Diner

When Boyz II Men Show Up Like Literal Angels From the Sky

When Jordan Fisher Opens His Mouth to Sing and Simultaneously Melts Your Heart

Three Words: Danny Zuko's Shorts

When Joe Jonas's Band DNCE Sings at the School Dance and All You Could Think Was This

When Sandy and Danny Do That Crazy Choreography During the Hand Jive

Anytime Aaron Tveit Takes Off His Jacket to Reveal His Protruding Biceps

When Vanessa Hudgens Slays Her Solo and Almost Brings You to Tears

When Hot Sandy Rolls Out and Is All, Like, "Tell Me About It . . . Stud"

When the Original Doody and Frenchy Take Their Bows Together in Their Old Costumes

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