I'm fed up with these mothers.
STACEY: Ann, we have a surprise for you.
What?
We knew you had a bad day, so vodka.
They're just-- they're bigger idiots than the last group.
- Here. - Thanks.
You brought the--
Do you like Grey Goose?
No, I don't, actually.
ASHLEY: Take little sips.
Just take little sips.
Oh, good.
[LAUGHTER]
Yeah, no. It's just water.
Don't be afraid to drink it.
It's like 8 o'clock in the morning.
Spirit of the group dance, [INAUDIBLE]
Cheers to water.
Yeah, cheers to that.
And what-- and what the day may twirl in.
We might be filling it with something else later.
Well, by later, we might need something else.
We might need something stronger.
Pretty sure we will.
All of us downstairs.
Miss Abby wants us.
ABBY LEE MILLER: We are leaving for Virginia tomorrow.
When I said this is hell week, I meant
because of the dance being about hazing and hell week
at a university.
But this has actually been hell week for me.
Hello. Good morning.
Hi.
I've got good news.
Well, I'm glad somebody has good news.
We're just trying to solidify some final details in regards
to her curriculum.
Her curriculum in California did not transfer to the curriculum
here in Pennsylvania, so most likely then Elliana
can learn her solo tonight.
OK, but Yolanda, let me tell you something.
Your child gets 45 minutes and that's it.
Gianna, do you hear me?
Yeah.
Not a minute more.
OK.
ABBY LEE MILLER: Pressley, you better win
because you're going to look like a jerk if that kid shows
up, doesn't even get a lesson, and still goes on the stage
and beats you.
I was hoping that Pressley would see Elliana, and be
in the room with her, and realize what
she has to do to beat this kid.
I mean, Elliana is a whole year younger than Pressley.
Pressley should be doing more advanced work.
But now, with Elliana not even in the room,
it's going to be the same old Pressley.
And that is not a good thing.
All right.
Girls, we're going to run the dance again from the top.
Let's go.
Don't get too close to the strangler, Lilly.
YOLANDA: Don't, Lilly.
Oh, my god.
Lilly, be afraid.
You never know what's going to happen, Lilly.
Lilly, focus.
Don't listen to the business in the corner.
YOLANDA: Abby, so what is-- what would
be the problem with Elliana not coming into this?
Because you know her older brother is in a frat,
so she can definitely pick this up quickly.
How does Elliana learn the group routine
if she's not in here dancing?
I think Yolanda is cuckoo.
That woman is bat [BLEEP] crazy.
Moms, go.
You're out of here.
Here.
You take the paddle.
And you are going to start with Joanne and then
Ann and then that one.
Why can't you just start with her?
ABBY LEE MILLER: No.
You've got to warm up.
Let's go.
Come on, Glitter Bug.
ABBY LEE MILLER: All right. Come on.
We have work to do.
Let's run it.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
It doesn't feel like a team anymore
because Brady's already left.
Now, Savannah's gone.
Now, it's only, like, five people.
And I feel like this group dance, it's, like, really fast.
And I don't know if we're going to make every single move
really clean, but we're just going
to have to practice and make everything sharp and precise
so it doesn't look sloppy.
ASHLEY: Oh, you're in Stacey's seat, actually.
Oh, there are no assigned seats.
Yeah, we have--
we've been-- we were here.
Her stuff's there. You're, like, in her seat.
She can sit there. She can sit here.
But there are no assigned seats.
MICHELLE: I think you need to, like, move.
Like, that's Stacy's stuff.
STACEY: So who's she watching, our kids?
Because she doesn't have a kid in there.
She forgot her kid again.
Stacey, you are fired up.
You are just fired up.
ASHLEY: Actually, she's not, but you need to move.
YOLANDA: Actually, I don't.
There are no assigned seats.
Like, this isn't kindergarten.
ASHLEY: Why are you here?
She's not even dancing.
Because I want to go ahead and see what's
going on if this is part of, like, a team.
ASHLEY: But you're not being a team player.
You can move and sit over there.
So don't act like you want to be part of a team.
Yolanda, get up and move.
I'm not going to.
You need to move.
You actually are going to.
No, actually, I'm not.
I want to sit where I want to sit.
You're actually going to get up.
OK.
What are you going to do?
You're going to get up.
What are you going to do?
Is that a threat?
I think you're threatening me.
Yolanda, where is your child?
The teacher who doesn't provide education for her daughter
doesn't even have a kid dancing.
I mean, what are you, going to sit up here by yourself
and watch all our kids?
If you guys want to, yeah.
ASHLEY: OK.
Well, can you kindly move your seat so Stacey can come back?
I'm not moving.
Who the hell does Yolanda think she is?
Get up and leave, and worry about getting your daughter's
schooling in order.
OK, great.
Can you move your seat please?
No.