(gentle music)
(bell ringing)
- You again?
- Wait, can I maybe try something on you?
- What?
Like a knock, knock joke?
- Here.
Sup, dudes.
Hey girl, cool if I walk this way?
Just rolled in from Texas.
Name's Peyton Kaye, but my friends call me PK.
- First of all, are you a crazy person?
Secondly, Kaye, like Tk?
- You know my cousin, Thomas?
- Are you aware I'm Rhyme's sister?
- Oh, wow.
Right, so that makes us.
- That makes just two strangers walking to school.
- Even if you won't talk to me,
do you know any other girls who would?
The boys won't let me sit with them,
unless I kiss a girl.
- The girls are the exact same way.
They're either obsessing over boys or dancing.
- At least you have friends.
Do you think any of them would go to the Pep Rally with me?
(sighing)
- Hey, Brittany, will you go with this guy I met, PK?
Just so he can make friends.
- If you won't do that, what about us?
We could go together.
- Sorry, buddy.
I've seen that move before.
Nice try.
♪ We fly so high ♪
♪ We fly together ♪
♪ Fly together ♪
♪ We are a girl gang ♪
♪ Like birds of a feather ♪
♪ Birds of a feather ♪
♪ We fly so high ♪
♪ We fly together ♪
♪ Fly together ♪
♪ We are a girl gang ♪
♪ Like birds of a feather ♪
♪ Birds of a feather ♪
(upbeat music)
- I'm asking Katie.
- I told you, I'm asking her.
- You've been saying that all week, Edward.
- Well, I'm doing it.
- Hey, you can try, but I'm gonna ask her.
You should just go with Layla.
(scoffs)
- As if.
- Yeah, as if.
- I like the stickers on your board.
- Who, me?
- Unless it's someone else's?
- Nah, that one is definitely hers.
- Really pretty.
The board, I mean.
See you around.
- Scratch that, Walk.
Layla's spoken for.
- Stop, he just liked my board.
- I think she's blushing.
(laughing)
- You guys are so annoying.
(laughing)
- But I'm not afraid of storms,
for I'm learning how to sail my ship.
Come home, dear, and I'll find your bootjack
- Come home, dear.
- Darnell.
Keep going, Claire.
- Come home, dear, and I'll find your bootjack.
I suppose that's what you're rummaging after
among my things.
- Thanks, Claire.
(sighing)
Okay, let's stop there for today.
Does everyone have a partner for the final worksheets?
Harmony?
- I don't have a partner.
- I guess we're an odd number.
All right, let's pair you with Eggie and Claire.
- I don't get what Eggie wants to be partners with Claire.
- Why do you think, she's a know-it-all,
but she does all the work.
- Then, why does she want to be partners with him?
- Because he's Eggie.
Why do you think?
He walks on water.
Everyone does everything for him.
I feel like he's definitely gonna ask me to the Pep Rally.
A few weeks ago at the Millwood Galleria,
we were definitely flirting, but you can't tell Bel,
she would kill me.
- Don't think you've noticed,
but I'm not exactly sharing my secrets with Bel.
- Pinky swear?
(lips smacking)
(hands slapping)
- Shoot, gotta get my homework.
- Okay.
- Katie?
- Yeah?
- How's your Wednesday?
- It's Tuesday.
- Right, so I was wondering, if you're not busy.
If you'd wanna go to the Pep Rally together?
- I'd love to, but I can't commit just yet.
There's probably someone else who's gonna ask me.
- Someone else?
- I don't know yet, but I'll definitely let you know.
- Little early for spring cleaning.
- My math homework is here somewhere.
- This math homework?
- I could have sworn it was here.
- Number four is wrong.
PEMDAS, remember?
- Parentheses, exponents, division
- Multiplication first, then division,
addition, subtraction.
Here, let me help.
- Oh, no.
That's okay, I got it.
- I owe you one.
- Me?
For what?
- You probably don't remember.
Callie Trichter's third grade birthday party.
- The ice skating one?
- Yeah.
(laughing)
I were hockey skates and she tried to kick me out,
but you told her to take a chill pill.
- I did.
- See, now we're even Steven.
- [Together] Rock, paper, scissors, shoot.
Rock paper, scissors, shoot.
- Does it ever get annoying, winning everything?
- Why would I wanna lose?
- When the guidance counselor calls my mom up
about failing a pop quiz, she's just like,
"Well, that's Gus for you."
The bar's low.
- I guess I've never failed a pop quiz.
- Yeah, it's tough to fail
when Claire Fisher does all your homework.
- It's called a group project, dweeb.
- Don't look now, we've got incoming, 11 o'clock.
- Which teacher?
- Think again, Bel Bosker coming right for you
in three, two.
- Hi, Eggie.
- Bel, hey, what's up.
- Just remembered, my dog ate my homework.
Gotta run.
- Gus?
- Mind if I sit?
Thanks.
- Sure, right.
- You know what's so funny.
So, while I was eating breakfast this morning,
our moms were on the phone and not that I was eavesdropping,
or anything, but I heard my mom say,
"Bel hasn't told me who she's going with either."
I think they're talking about the Pep Rally.
Isn't that so funny?
- Yeah, that's hilarious.
- Like, come on, mom.
Don't you have anything else to talk about
than if me and Eggie are going together?
- Maybe she was talking about something else?
- But it got me thinking.
Since I'm gonna be captain of the dance team,
and you're gonna be football captain next year,
people are probably going to be expecting
certain things from us.
- Right.
- And you wouldn't wanna disappoint them.
At least I wouldn't, would you?
- Right, I mean, no.
Right.
- Good, glad we're on the same page.
- Parentheses, exponents.
(book slams)
- Mind if I sit here?
- Yeah.
- Great.
- I'm sort of in the middle of something, but sure.
Can I help you?
- Look Harm, you're one of my oldest friends.
So, I'm going to tell it to you straight.
- Okay?
- Bel, she's really nice and all.
Except when you get on your bad side.
This one girl at dance camp stepped on Bels' foot,
and the next morning, girl got boogers in her oatmeal.
Do you want boogers in your oatmeal?
- No, I do not want boogers in my oatmeal.
- Great.
So, my suggestion is that you come by practice today,
and go up to Bel and tell her you're so sorry,
and make nice.
Don't make me choose sides, Harm,
'cause real talk, I'm unpredictable.
- I read you loud and clear.
Now, can I get back to my math assignment?
- Remember, Harm, boogers, oatmeal.
(upbeat music)
- Where's the rest of the squad?
- Some football thing, boys only.
- I never got into football.
Tackling seems kinda uncivilized.
(laughing)
- Well, no one invited me to play.
- You're definitely not missing out.
Hey, speaking of invited,
has anyone asked you to the Pep Rally yet?
- The boys keep saying they're gonna ask girls,
but knowing them, we'll all just roll together.
- I was thinking, maybe we could roll together?
- Me?
(gentle music)
But you don't even know me.
- Yeah, that's kinda the point of a date.
- Oh,
I guess we can.
Okay, sure.
- Awesome.
So, I'll see you soon.
(gentle music)
(sighing)
- Hey, are you.
Okay.
- The Pep Rally is our biggest performance.
It's not how we dance, it's how we present.
So, that's why we need a team captain to keep us in step.
Any nominations?
- I nominate Bel Bosker for team captain.
- Any seconds?
- I'll second.
- Anybody else?
- Hey, Harmony.
- What?
You're running against me?
- Excuse me?
- You had your chance and you walked away.
So, I'm gonna be team captain and that's that.
Right, girls?
- I wasn't going out for captain.
I was going out for the team.
- Well, thanks for your interest.
Auditions are now close.
Better luck next year.
- Good, 'cause I don't wanna be on your stupid dance team.
You know, as a matter of fact, stay away from my oatmeal.
- What happens at dance camp stays at dance camp,
and as for you, your date to the dance is Walker.
So, you better say yes.
(upbeat music)
- And why are you here?
- Bullying can get you suspended at Attaway.
So, you hear, Jesse got a date to the rally?
- No way.
- Being popular means being on the dance team,
flirting with the cool guys,
and sitting with the right people at lunch.
- Do you want to date or not?