LESLIE: Hi.
We're here.
PEYTON: Hi.
LESLIE: Here with the wizard.
PEYTON: We made it.
I'm trying to get the costume, because you know me.
I'm always worried.
You know, Peyton's green costume is--
Oh, we know.
We know. - It's a nervous--
it's stressful on her.
She wants to know--
You work her up about it.
What is plan b?
You know what?
I don't have time to do all that crap.
Kelly knows she's in the wrong.
She can't produce a receipt for those.
Point blank, that's it.
She has the costumes. You give them back.
I know why, but--
Oh, let me see that!
HOLLY: Hello.
I forget what it looks like.
Ooh! - How is it?
Those are the head pieces.
LESLIE: I all ready can feel that Peyton
is going to be the one that is left out of this dance.
So I'm going to take it upon myself,
and I'm going to get these costumes back, or at least
everything I can to get these costumes back.
Hi, Kelly.
It's Leslie again.
It's the third attempt that we've been
trying to get ahold of you.
We really need those costumes.
Abby says they're hers, and they belong to her.
And we need them.
And you know what, if we don't get them,
Peyton might not be able to participate in this group.
ABBY LEE MILLER: The costume plays a huge role in what
I think about the routine.
And if I don't have them, then it's
like right back to square one, starting all over.
Why should we even do this dance if we're not going
to have the right costume on?
These are beautiful.
This is the only option we have.
No.
It's not the only option we have.
It's what I want.
I think we can make that one costume kind of look like this.
Melissa, you don't even sew.
You have zero talent.
I-- no-- I know, I mean--
ABBY LEE MILLER: Right.
I'm just saying, I'm--
Well, all I'm saying is Kelly was vital to the team.
She was the team player--
But, Abby, we are here.
[interposing voices]
Oh, oh, oh, where's her costumes?
You don't do that to your team members.
Hey!
I want you to call Kelly, again.
Call her right now.
CHRISTI: Yeah, and guess what?
You'll be getting a call from my attorney.
You don't need to know my [bleep] attorney's name.
Oh!
[bleep].
You want to talk like that in front of your kid,
that's your business.
But you don't talk like that in front of everyone else's kid.
That's what you and your husband do in your house.
That's not what happens here.
CHRISTI: You don't know what goes on in my house,
because you're not invited over, because we don't
let trash through the door.
This is completely getting out of hand.
Keep talking, Christi. Keep it up.
CHRISTI: M-kay.
Yeah, so you can turn it around and cry.
It's a pity party for you.
[music playing]
ABBY LEE MILLER: Peyton, stop!
Kendall, was that a plie?
Was that really a grown plie? Do it again.
Start over.
You can all thank Christi for my mood.
She stood at my front desk and yelled the f word 17 times.
That's sickening!
Oh, Jill.
I'm sorry.
ABBY LEE MILLER: Chloe, it has nothing to do with you.
You are a wonderful little girl, and everybody likes you.
I feel rotten that I have to send Chloe in there
on the heels of this big argument that I had with Abby.
We're going up against Cathy and her candy apples.
And Cathy brings out the worst in Abby.
Abby should walk in there and leave everything that happened
outside of the classroom-- - Absolutely.
- --outside. - Absolutely.
Kira, you don't seem to be concerned.
We all know that's how Abby is,
and that's what she's going to do, so--
Well, it's that old saying around here.
It's because you're still in your honeymoon with her.
Just give it time.
I think Leslie will fight with anyone that gives her
the opportunity to argue or fight with,
and maybe that's because she doesn't have confidence
in her daughter's dancing.
ABBY LEE MILLER: Listen up.
(SHOUTING) I don't come in your house, and scream at you
or your parents like that.
You made a choice to come here.
Nobody is going to talk to me that way, no one.
Next person, your parent says the f word, you are out!
You give, you give, you give, you give, you give,
and you get nothing in return.
(SHOUTING) You're an embarrassment to this team.
(SHOUTING) [inaudible] my daughter!
She should have called me--
(SHOUTING) Abby, you are--
ABBY LEE MILLER: --last night.
(SHOUTING) ----[bleep] perfect, aren't you?
What did you just say?
You're [bleep] perfect, aren't you?
Leslie, didn't Abby just say two days
before that if a mom uses that f word, she's kicking them out?
People that represent the Abby Lee Dance Company can't
use the f word, so you're done.
You're not going to let Peyton do her solo today?
ABBY LEE MILLER: No.
Get out.
LESLIE (SHOUTING): Don't ask me back ever.
[music playing]