(upbeat dance music)
Five, six, seven
(two claps)
- Okay, so maybe this will help.
Since we don't have mirrors, just try to mirror me.
If you do your left, I do my right.
Five, six, seven, eight.
One, two, three, four,
five, six, seven, eight.
- Oh
- Guys, just try and follow me, okay?
- Okay, I'm sorry, this isn't working.
- Just follow my lead.
- That's not the issue, we can barely breathe in here.
(dramatic electronic music)
- Okay, well, it's all we got so let's just try it again,
okay?
(inspirational dance music)
(electronic music)
- Lucky number 15
(phone dialing)
(phone ringing)
- Hey, Kate.
- Sam, finally.
I really need to talk to you.
Mr. James said he's going to expel you if you
don't come back to school.
Like, now.
- He already expelled me, he called me last night.
- What?
Why didn't you tell me?
- I haven't really had much time to do anything
since I've been on the road.
- It's a phone call.
To your sister.
- I can't really talk right now,
I'm having a show near Millwood tonight,
why don't you come by?
- Sam, I'm not coming to your show.
You need to come home.
- That's just it, I don't know if I am going to come home.
If mom and dad try and drag me off the stage.
You don't get it.
- Sam, please, just talk to me.
I have passions too.
- Like what?
I gotta go, I'm sorry.
- Wait. (sighs)
(bouncing music)
- Ugh, my stomach won't stop crawling.
- I told my mom to stop packing me lunches
because we have Snack Pack.
But where is it?
- I don't know but I can feel my stomach eating itself.
- (sighs) Me too.
- [Snack Pack] One turkey sandwich?
- Wasn't your fault.
It was mine.
- [Snack Pack] No turkey sandwiches.
(ominous music)
One hundred turkey sandwiches.
(text clicks)
- Hey.
- Spencer.
I heard you shut down Snack Pack.
- Oh, yeah, we had a good run
but I guess all good things must come to an end.
- I've been meaning to apologize to you,
for what I did at Juniors.
- It's all water under the bridge, honestly,
I hope everything's working out with the new guy.
- Definitely not.
Guys are such jerks.
- Well, not all of us.
- Why are you always so nice to me?
- (stammers) uh, no reason.
We're just cool, I guess. (giggles)
- Well, thanks.
I like you too.
- Mind if I sit?
- Sure, what's up?
- Actually, a lot.
Dance is a huge pain and girls are getting really fed up.
But I have something else I want to talk to you about.
- Like?
- You told me you wanted me to be honest
and admit things.
So, here goes.
Sam told me he wasn't actually going to the observatory.
- He what?
When?
- A little while ago.
Like right before he left.
He told me and I swore to secrecy.
- Cassie, I thought you were my friend?
- Sam's my friend too.
And maybe a little bit more than that?
I did the wrong thing, I'm sorry.
- Well I appreciate you telling me
but honestly you really hurt my feelings.
- I get it, I'd be mad too.
But I have a final to take.
I'm sorry again.
- I thought I threw you out.
- Settle down class.
You'll see that your finals are placed in front of you
on everyone one of your desks.
Let's take attendance, shall we?
Allen, you're here.
Axel, oh, he's not here.
- Where is he?
- Oh, he has the flu.
I just hope he can pick it up for his sake.
- What are you looking at?
- This is insane.
I miss being a kid.
- There's a courtyard here.
Ah, good, girls.
This is Mrs. Birkle.
- I'll make this quick.
I want to make sure Millwood isn't another one of these
JV teams.
I recently went to Jefferson.
And it was a bunch of half- trained underclassmen
who don't know their left foot from their right.
- Right, of course not.
- So if you girls are another one of these tiny,
disorganized troops, I'll be on my way.
Remind me, how many girls are you again?
- Uh, six, or ten...
I--
- What is it?
- Can I go to the bathroom, quickly?
- Why don't we catch up with you at the audition?
See you then, girls.
And...
Break a leg.
- Thanks.
- Okay, so...
When were you going to tell me
that you're shutting down Snack Pack?
- Oh, my apologies, I didn't think you'd notice.
- Everyone's stomach is growling.
Including mine.
- There you are.
I've been looking everywhere for both of you.
- What's up, Kate?
- I have an idea.
We need to start a business together.
- (in unison) Here we go again.
- And before you can say no,
I need you to listen.
- Spencer, we're all about creating on a small scale
for people who care,
and Morgan, you're about going big.
And me, I'm into healthy living that isn't fake.
Right?
- Yeah, that sounds accurate.
- What he said.
- So, what if the three of us come together-
daily snack regimens for a small group,
filmed here in Millwood-
that Morgan can help scale up
by promoting on a YouTube channel.
And I can host it!
- Okay cool!
But, as long as you're the face of the company,
because I don't like being on camera.
- Fine.
But I need a cohost.
And I have someone in mind.
- [Snack Pack] One turkey sandwich.
(all laugh)
- I guess we're back.
(upbeat music)
- What's the hold up?
- It's any minute now.
These girls are real perfectionists, you know?
Crossing their T's and dotting their I's.
You know how it is.
- Crown Lake didn't make me wait.
(pen clicks)
(nervous mumbles)
- I'm so excited for our YouTube channel.
- I know, it's going to be so fun.
- You two, follow me.
Jenna, come with us.
- Where are we going?
I have a final tomorrow.
- No if, ands, or buts.
- Where's Diana?
Diana?
- What's going on?
- We need to talk.
- I know I've made some mistakes.
Kate, I'm sorry I lied to you about Sam.
- She did what?
- (unknown) I know
- And Jenna, I'm sorry about Axel.
I could have handled the situation way better,
but to be honest,
I didn't know what was going on anymore.
- And?
- Diana and Morgan, I'm sorry,
I haven't been the best friend to either of you.
- But if Marlow Mae Kinley--
- Harlow Mae Kinney
- Right, um, if she's taught me anything,
is that a breakdown can create a breakthrough.
So, do you guys want to help me create a breakthrough?
- What does that even mean?
- It means that I need your help on this dance audition
to charm the State Judge.
As of now, she thinks that 10 people is too small
so if you guys want to help...
- I can't, no way.
- I have a final tomorrow, I have to study.
- I have to go home.
(group talks over one another)
- Hey!
Why are you girls always bickering?
- Because no one ever fesses up to anything.
- I'm serious.
You should all feel really lucky to have each other.
- Yeah right.
- Me and my dance friends always support each other
and we communicate with each other.
And you should too.
We don't let boys get in between us.
They've actually been helping me through my boy problems.
- You have a boyfriend?
- So she says.
- Why does every one always act so surprised?
- I believe you.
- Thank you.
He was supposed to be here today and now he's not coming.
And this is supposed to be the best day ever.
- Well, it still can be.
- So, where is mister perfect?
- He's sick.
- Sick?
- With what?
- He has the flu.
- [Diana and Jenna in Unison] The flu?
- Yeah, so what?
It's going around.
- You wouldn't happen to have a picture of this boyfriend,
would you?
- Yeah, he's my phone background.
- Oh...
- Em...
- Gee...
- Axel?
(girls laugh)
- (nervous laugh) What's so funny guys?
- Nothing.
Just that, you're right.
We should never let boys get in between us.
Again.
- So, back to what I was trying to ask you guys.
(speaker frequency squeels)
♪ When we get that feeling ♪
♪ The starts were our ceiling ♪
♪ Pass the edge of town, cause ♪
♪ We had nothing else to do ♪
♪ Dreaming in full color ♪
♪ Loving like no other ♪
♪ No wasted days when I was wasting them with you ♪
♪ I was wasting them when you were showing me ♪
♪ Showing me, showing me ♪
♪ Fake love that I couldn't see, couldn't see wasn't true ♪
♪ Left me with these memories, memories, memories ♪
♪ Now I'm missing somebody I knew ♪
♪ And I knew it wasn't you ♪
♪ Why'd you have to fool me like that ♪
♪ Cut me, in two ♪
♪ And tell me that you love me ♪
♪ Keep me, guessing ♪
♪ And whisper that you want me so bad ♪
♪ Got me thinking, that we could last forever ♪
♪ I believed, now you're gone ♪
♪ Why'd you have to fool me like that ♪
(clapping)
(girls cheering)
- Well that was quite something.
You're in, of course.
- Thank you!
- And those girls at Crown Lake had better get practicing,
because the competition this year will be positively fierce!
(cheering)
- [Boy At Counter] Two lattes to-go please.
- [Barista] You got it.
(sneeze)
- [Boy At Counter] Bless you.
- Thanks, man.
- Yeah, sure.
- Ordering a coffee for your girlfriend?
- Uh, yeah, ex, Morgan.
We're supposed to hang out today
but she had some dance thing to do.
- Trying to win her back?
Don't give it to her,
give it to her friend.
- What do you mean?
- Well, you need to make her jealous.
That's how you win them over.
I can give you tips if you want.
- Oh.
You're that guy.
Yeah, I've heard about you.
- Good things I hope.
- Nope.
I know who you are.
Later, bro.
- [Barista] All right, there you go, young man.
- Thank you
- That is not the way to make friends.
- That was amazing.
- So much better than cheer.
- Yeah, it felt really good,
having you all supporting me,
and all of us up there.
- It reminded me of when we were younger.
Wait, what did we pretend we used to be?
- Astronauts, duh!
- Yeah
- Aw, guys, cut it out.
You're giving me FOMO.
- FOMO for something that happened 10 years ago?
- Yes!
That's a first!
- I have to say.
Even if she was a fraud,
I think Harlow Mae Kinney would be
really proud of all of us.
- Jenna, did you ever hear from Tres Chic?
- Yeah!
I got the job.
I get to work with Camille in the big city.
- That's great!
- Hey guys, lets make a pact.
Next semester, we can't let anything get between us.
Not guys, or school, or anything.
- I'm in for that.
- Me too!
(inspirational music)
- Hey!
- Oh no, what did I do now?
I swear, I put the dishes away when I was--
- You're not in trouble.
Come here.
Sit.
How are you feeling?
- I don't know.
- I'm worried about you.
You know, when I was your age, I suffered from anxiety too.
- You did?
- Mmhmm, I was afraid of everything.
Leaving the house, getting in a car, I was even
afraid of flying- if you can believe that.
- You were afraid of flying?
- Mmhmm, and now I'm a flight attendant.
- How did you get through it?
- Well, anxiety is based in fear, right?
And for me, that fear was not trusting myself.
I didn't think I was capable of doing things on my own.
I just don't want you to feel like you're alone.
- I'm afraid I won't get into college.
I'm a failure.
- Hey, you are not a failure.
You are a bright young woman.
- Thanks, mom.
- And, I called your father yesterday
and between the two of us,
we're going to be able to pay for college.
- Really?
- Mmhmm, it's going to be tight
but we're going to make it work.
- That means so much to me, mom.
- That's what moms do.
Hey, I love you.
- I love you too.
- Cassie!
- I knew you'd come back.
- We're on in two hours, I came back to get you.
- What do you mean?
- We're going to California.
We can finally do what we talked about.
Me on guitar, you dancing.
- Sam, you're being crazy.
- It's just two weeks.
And then you can decide.
Come with me.
I need you.
♪ Loving you gently ♪
♪ Loving you made me ♪
♪ Free, free, free ♪
♪ Loving you gave me ♪
♪ Liberty ♪