- World-class talent.
We loved it so much we're going back again.
[cheers]
This time we're going to Canton, Ohio.
[groans]
We are going to the apple orchard.
WOMAN: Oh, god.
We have a group routine.
The routine we are doing is "Frost,"
and each and every one of you took
a costume from another competition that we did.
Christi, Kelly has two sets of the costume.
Call her attorney.
I'm not getting involved.
No, you need to go get it from her.
She's your buddy. - Seriously, Abby?
You want me to call Kelly, who you're
out insulting at every turn, and ask her for costumes back?
Oh, let me get right on that.
ABBY: This week we're doing a routine called "Frost."
You'd think it's sweet, and beautiful, and this stunning
lyrical piece.
But underlying, there's this nuance of something
frightening, something eerie.
And that's what I love about the music.
I texted and left messages for Kelly,
and she's never responded.
They don't get costumes, that means two
girls are cut from this number.
It's not really about the costumes.
The costumes are just a symbol of a larger issue.
You're not getting the costumes back.
Not without a fight.
WOMAN: The group dance this week is called "The Last Dance."
And Erin Babbs came two weeks ago and did the choreography.
There were things that I saw that I want to change.
So at the last minute, I withdrew
the dance from the competition.
Get your leg way up!
I know it can go so much higher when you do that.
It was a strategic move.
Finally, I have what it takes to beat Abby Miller.
OK, that's it.
We have three costumes out of four.
It is my professional recommendation that these three
do it as a trio.
But we have four costumes.
I don't know where the "three" is coming up.
WOMAN: She has no faith in this team.
She's a coward.
WOMAN: There is no way I'm going to let this group dance
go to a trio without a fight.
So Plan B, we bring in previous costumes
that we can share, and sort amongst each other,
and figure out costumes for our girls.
All right, girls, turn around and face front.
KELLY: So Abby, is everyone now--
WOMAN: Except for Payton?
KELLY: --doing the group dance that
are outfitted with costumes?
All right, we're good.
We're all good.
GIRLS: Abby!
Abby! Abby!
ABBY: I am not going to let Cathy get to me today.
There is no way.
We are going for our 12th victory in a row.
PRESENTER: Please welcome to the stage
Lucas, Zak, Mackenzie, Gavin, and Nick.
[cheering]
Say their names.
[music playing]
(SINGING) I am [inaudible] Just a [inaudible]
[applause and cheers]
I'm really nervous because the stars
aren't aligning in our favor.
And this might be the end of our winning streak.
PRESENTER: Please welcome to the stage
Maddie, Chloe, Nia, Kendall, Mackenzie, and Kalani.
[applause and cheers]
WOMAN 1: They couldn't hear the music.
WOMAN 2: They didn't hear it.
I think the girls can't hear the music.
The crowd is screaming, and I don't think that they can hear
the beginning of their song.
[music playing] (SINGING) Frost.
[applause and cheers]
GIRL: What happened at the beginning?
We couldn't hear the music.
Nobody could hear the music.
The guy was so early.
I couldn't hear anything.
I missed my turn.
We're going to get killed.
ABBY: I think they didn't hear the music, but it's OK.
It's-- I feel like we're being set up, this whole day.
It's fine.
The girls couldn't hear the music.
I don't know if this is going to be good enough
to beat the Candy Apples.
Second overall goes to act 108, "The Last Dance."
[applause and cheers]
And our first overall goes to act 109, "Frost."
[applause and cheers]
Cathy, we did it again.
It doesn't matter what you do, the Abby Lee Dance
Company's going to beat you.
GIRLS: One, two, three.
We are Abby Lee!
Four, five, six, you should see our kicks!
Seven and eight, we are really great!
Nine and 10, we just won again!
11 and 12, we have one for our shelf.
[applause and cheers]