This week, we're traveling to Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
to attend Fierce Dance Challenge.
The group routine, that Brady is not in,
is named "Body and Soul."
You couldn't have picked a number that he could dance in?
Well, I'm not putting him in a red lace leotard.
We need a win, and nothing is going to come between me
and that winning number.
I just got a really interesting text.
What's it say?
It says, "Hey, Michelle, Studio 19
just entered 14 numbers.
Karma's a bitch.
See you soon."
[gasps] Oh.
Wait.
What?
Who sent you that?
Somebody from Studio 19.
Studio 19 is calling you out on social media.
OK, I'm done.
Thank you.
I'm sorry.
I don't think Sarah's going to be able to be in the routines.
You're stupid.
You don't get it, and I'm not playing a game, Michelle.
You don't talk about other studios.
You don't gossip about things.
It's tasteless.
Abby, don't take it out on the child.
She had nothing to do with it.
That's the only way parents learn.
MICHELLE: You're being ignorant.
ABBY: You're out.
You're done.
Nobody stands in my studio and calls me names.
Get out!
Get out! - You called me names.
ABBY: Get out!
MICHELLE: You called me names.
Get out! Get out!
- You called me names. - Get out!
Get out!
Go!
MICHELLE: I am not against your team.
You have to leave. Go.
I did not--
I want you out of my building.
Get out.
You're finished.
We'll reblock the number.
I don't care.
Get out.
Good morning.
Honey, you can't be here today.
OK?
Oh, god.
Uh-oh.
WOMAN: Oh, god.
Sarah.
Sarah, what's wrong?
She told me I-- she told me I have to leave.
Oh my gosh.
She told her she had to leave.
(SOBBING) She told me I can't be here anymore.
Oh my god.
I really don't know what to do.
Michelle just texted us.
What's it say?
It says, "Hi, guys.
This is a bad situation, but we want to support the team.
We are coming to competition.
Sarah really wants to dance, and we hope you can
help us change Abby's mind."
She's trying to make the best decision,
but it's going to be a really, really bad scene.
I've seen it before.
Hi.
Abby, can Sarah dance?
Can Sarah dance?
Hi, girls.
Once again, she just shows up and tries
to shove her kid into a situation
where she's not welcome.
I won't come in, but can Sarah come in?
Abby? - No, absolutely not.
I won't come in.
Can Sarah come in?
Who in their right mind does that?
It doesn't make sense.
Hi, Michelle.
You doing OK?
MICHELLE: Since you called Abby out on Instagram,
Abby removed Sarah from the dances this week.
But you knew what you were signing up for when you
switched teams, and that's not my fault.
It's your fault, Michelle.
It is not my fault!
Outside the door, a few feet away from me,
there is a riot going on.
This is not a good environment for me to be in.
My daughter has always dreamed of dancing
for you and with you.
ABBY: You have to leave.
Police. WOMAN: Abby, please.
Abby, that's not necessary.
Can't you just go sit and not say a word?
They're on their way.
WOMAN: So do we really want the police here?
Oh, I-- yes, I want to be protected.
Sir.
Oh my god.
What is happening?
I made the phone call.
This woman, she needs to be out of this dressing room.
I'm here to apologize.
I'm really calm.
There's been chaos, screaming, yelling.
Not with us, though.
No, not with us.
Yes, and she needs to go.
[laughs]
Abby's being super extreme, and we're getting
tired of the one-way street.
So when the police told me that I'm
not allowed to sit with--
like, in the audience.
Like, I'm not allowed to sit with Abby.
It's going to be OK.
We're getting there.
She actually told Sarah to go sit down with the girls
in the dressing room.
Like, Abby said that herself.
- Sarah's going to be with us. - Yes.
When we start getting ready for the group,
we'll get her ready.
I'm just hoping you can all be her mom.
- We are. - We are.
Trust me.
We are.
Sarah, we all feel sorry for you.
I'm going to feel really, really sorry for you
if you screw this dance up.
So she's in?
Well, if she makes a mistake out there, it's on all of you.
OK.
Not on Gianna, not on me.
All right, let's go.
All that has happened today is me getting
yelled and me crying and people from my old studio
talking to me.
And I'm just kind of over it all,
and I just know I need to nail this dance.
[MUSIC - NICK KINGSLEY, "SET FREE THE DEVIL"]
(SINGING) I see the light in your eye.
Hey!
You know you can't hide it.
Can't hide it.
No, you can't fight it.
Let go the need to disguise.
Hey!
You know you can't hide it, so don't fight it.
Go deep and just ride it.
Take my hand and take control.
Take my body and take my soul.
Bury my halo in a big black hole.
Set free the devil inside.
Set free the devil.
Set free the devil inside.
Don't hide it.
Don't fight it.
Decide it.
Don't hide it.
Don't fight it.
Decide it.
Take my hand.
Take my body.
Bury my halo in a big black hole.
Set free the devil inside.
Take my hand and take control.
Take my body and take my soul.
Bury my halo in a big black hole.
Set free the devil inside.
Set free the devil.
Set free the devil inside.
Hey!
[applause]
Right?
I think it was amazing.
This has probably been one of the worst weeks for Sarah
and I, but I am so proud of her for going
out there and killing it.
But if the ALDC does not bring in a win,
Abby's going to be out for blood.
Taking second place overall advanced group--
"Body and Soul."
[applause]
Another loss.
All this chaos is making me rethink coming back at all.
I mean, why am I back here?
Why do I have a new team?
Why am I going to competition?
If these kids are just going to get
distracted by their mothers, they're
never going to win like this.
Wake up!
Smell the coffee burning and figure it out.
Toodles.