- I mean, I do like it.
But I'm not sure that this is the winning number.
There's no competitive element except for the style.
I feel like we're rolling the dice again.
Right.
My thing is, she still doesn't actually
know about the big issue is that Studio 19 is coming.
And I don't think Michelle has yet to fix the issue.
We can't have any more problems other than the ones
that we already have.
Can you please call Aunt Tammy.
She's not my aunt, so let's stop.
She's not my aunt.
Michelle needs to call Katie and Tammy
to tell them enough is enough.
Stop sending me stuff, lay off, and don't cause
commotion at competition, or else the team's
going to pay the price.
What are you, afraid to call Tammy?
I'm not afraid to call Tammy.
I'm not.
How can you not do it?
And you keep saying that you're not afraid of it.
It doesn't make sense.
That's what it seems like.
No, it's me being an adult and making a choice
if I want to know or not.
Michelle, nobody's buying that [BLEEP]..
Put that [BLEEP] on clearance.
[LAUGHTER]
What's she saying?
Listen.
She's telling her that all of us are telling her what to do
or something?
Apparently.
That was stupid.
Well, Abby's patting her back.
That was stupid.
Thank you.
You just showed your true colors.
And you just sealed your deal with me and every other mother
up there.
You are a coward.
Are you freaking kidding me?
And let's not forget the last time, we fought for your kid.
We fought for your kid.
You're a coward.
You want to figure out why she's
screaming at some other woman and calling her a coward?
[SHOUTING]
OK, ah, ah, ah, you all have to stay here.
Miss Abby wants you to be quiet
because she hears you out here.
OK, sure.
No problem.
Michelle runs and hides inside.
Oh, look at her, with her bestie?
Are you freaking kidding me?
Come out of the room.
Act like a [BLEEP] two-year-old?
Are you kidding me?
What are you doing?
I went to take Sarah.
You're full of [BLEEP].
Just get out.
You went in there and threw on all of us--
Get out.
--under the bus.
I cannot believe these mothers.
What is their problem?
It's not about them.
It's about my dance company, and it's
about their children dancing.
It's OK.
Just breathe.
It's OK.
Abby's right.
We shouldn't have fought for you that week.
We're being kicked out?
Yeah, I did.
Michelle just said [INAUDIBLE] my mom.
Well, because all of your moms called my mom a coward.
OK, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
[INTERPOSING VOICES]
Fine.
Sarah is kind of getting mad because our moms
are creating all the drama.
But that's not us.
Just because our moms are fighting
doesn't mean we have to. - OK, listen.
When you get angry, both of you, everybody gets mad
and they scream, OK?
That's not the way that we want to do this, right?
Right.
OK.
All she wants to do is have a nice life and no drama.
But of course, with these moms, that can't happen.
But we'll love and support her through anything.
[DRAMATIC MUSIC]
[BLEEP] about to get real.
Yeah.
I still can't believe that you went down there,
and then you threw all of us moms under the bus?
I wanted to get down and remove Sarah and [BLEEP]..
Because if that's what you wanted to do,
you would have done it.
Instead, you ran down, and you cried to Abby
about the mean mommies upstairs and what they're trying to make
me do.
You said you went down there to Abby.
You wanted to take your daughter.
But even doing that, that will affect the whole group dance.
Like, you wasn't looking at the whole picture of it.
Because Michelle only cares about herself.
That's why.
No, I don't only care about myself.
Shame on Michelle.
I don't only care about myself.
This is gonna suck, this weekend.
Welcome to the team, Keisha.
I'm just saying, now the kids are upset with each other.
And now, having them to go on stage and perform together,
it sucks.