ANNOUNCER: Up next in the Juniors Solo Division
we are have entry number 17.
This is Fallon's opportunity to make an impression.
I want to see how she handles the spotlight.
And also how she handles the pressure.
ANNOUNCER: This is Fallon with "Voices in My Head."
[cheering and applause]
[music playing]
She forgot it.
Yep, she's-- she forgot it.
It's OK.
She'll be all right.
[music playing]
- Excuse me. - Yeah?
This kid just forgot her whole dance.
She's making it all up.
She's making it up.
She's a kid that auditioned for me.
She just forgot the whole dance and she's making all
this crap up as she goes along.
So disqualify her.
[scattered applause]
[music playing]
Abby's going to yell at you.
But listen to me, you know and I know, because we've seen--
I know you know it. And it's OK.
Oh.
Oh, hey.
Are you OK?
What happened?
She sliced it.
That's why she started improving.
Oh, didn't even see that.
She started improving.
She rolled over and hurt it.
We were wondering what happened.
I've never seen her do anything like this
since she's been dancing.
It happens.
It was not her time.
Hey, ladies.
- Hi. - Hi there.
OK.
Here it comes. - Hey, ladies.
I just came in to tell your new little teammate how
noble of you to keep dancing.
That's what it's all about, doll.
It's all about forgetting your dance and keep going.
I would never run to the judges' station
to try and have you disqualified,
which is what Abby did.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. OK.
You need to go, honey.
- She's not one of our students. - Oh!
Oh, nice! How about that?
She came in.
Learned her solo in two days, like we do,
and it wasn't great on stage.
Where does it say in the rules that you have
to learn your solo in two days?
Our kids work their asses off day in, day out.
- And our kids don't? - No.
No, they don't.
Leave.
It's amazing the things that you guys
are fed into your bubble heads.
At least we don't have bubble butts.
- Oh, god. - Slam it.
Slam it. Slam it.
[door slams closed]
I can't believe the audacity of Cathy
coming into our dressing room.
You know what, Kathy?
Mind your own business.
All right, Fallon, I'm very disappointed in you.
We worked hard on that routine.
You went out there.
You forgot your dance.
You were just fumbling around on the stage.
I don't really need your side of the story.
I don't really care what happened.
Because the judges and the audience
all think that you were a little kid
who got in way over their head this week
and forgot their dance.
Don't cry because you're going to make
me feel bad for yelling at you.
All right?
Get ready for the group.
Go ahead.
ANNOUNCER: In third place, with a score of 276.3 points,
is Miss Fallon with act number 17, "Voices in my Head."
Fallon ends up getting third place.
Just imagine if she would have done the choreography
that she was given.
Fallon, Cheryl, I'd like to talk to you for a moment, OK?
I think it's clear to anyone at this time
that we've reached the end of the road for Cheryl and Fallon.
I think it's time for everyone's sake that they go home.
I just want you to know that you had your chance.
You had your golden opportunity.
You could of went out there and beat Kendall.
Then you would have had a spot on this team.
And some of those kids that you just danced in this group with,
they're not that fabulous.
But somehow, they make it work.
And that comes with time.
And we don't have time, OK?
Forgetting a costume?
Unforgivable.
Doing your own choreography in place of mine?
Pssh, never going to happen.