So Fallon, say hello to the girls.
And this is her mother, Cheryl.
And they're from near Orlando, Florida.
Can you tell us a few things about yourself?
I won four titles and first overalls for a lot of them.
This week, we will be traveling to Toledo, Ohio
to attend Intensity Dance Competition.
And you all know what Ohio means.
Rotten Apples.
We're trying to be undefeated 10 times in a row.
Can you imagine what your life's going to be
like if you don't beat her?
You'll all be doing a group routine.
It's entitled Red With Envy.
Now Mackenzie, it's a mature piece.
So you're going to join us for the choreography,
but I think you could maybe miss this dance.
This routine is a contemporary piece.
It's strong.
It's athletic.
Everybody needs to be on their toes.
We are going against Cathy for our 10th victory in a row.
And I'm going to make her red with envy.
Five, six, seven, and-- battement, step right,
squeeze, and wrap and hold, go!
The group dance this week is called The Last Dance,
and it's a little more solemn than what we're used to.
It is about abandonment and I want the dancers
to really perform as if this is the last time
that they ever dance.
And quite frankly, if they don't win, it could be.
Battement, OK, now do that again.
See, to me, that's ridiculous that you
guys can kick clear up there, yet what you're giving us
is here.
And if you think that all you're ever going to hear
is wonderful comments, that's not how life is.
Being number two is not the spot we want.
Competition day is coming up fast,
and I had really hoped to be further
along than we really are.
These kids better turn it around quick
if we're going to beat Abby.
Land that bigger!
Your fourth is too tight.
Fallon's really having a rough time.
She can't pick up on the choreography like our kids.
Abby wants someone that comes in and that
is better than our girls.
This is not the kid.
I don't think Fallon is helping the team.
I think she may hurt the team.
She's doing a phenomenal job for how little
she has been in the thing.
The judges don't know that.
All eyes are going to be on her because she's
the new kid on the block and nobody knows who she is.
She deserves a shot.
A chance.
You've had her for two days.
That's it.
Are you crying?
That's it.
I'm upset.
You're insulting my daughter.
I'm insulting you.
It's embarrassing.
OK, so listen, everybody.
I want to see their dance before our dance.
You want to see Abby's dance before ours?
I want to see Abby's dance before our dance.
I'm tired of having second best.
But that will teach the kids to say
if you're not going to win and you're going to take second,
then don't dance.
What does that teach them?
Well, I am going to make the decision
and I am going to call the shots on this one.
Girls.
You have done nine wins in a row.
Will this be ten?
Fallon, you can't be a beat behind.
[music playing]
Yes!
Woo!
They were outstanding.
The number was excellent.
Come on, bring on the applesauce.
OK, so guys, listen to me.
I know that you guys love this dance.
And I know that you've worked hard.
I don't feel like this dance is ready.
We're going to have to get back in the studio the
following week and work it out.
Rather than risk the loss, she threw in the towel.
OK, Cathy.
Not only are you a bad dance teacher, you're a coward.
JUDGE: So winning first overall in our elite junior small group
division of competition is act number 47, Red With Envy.
[applause]
The kids win, they come out on top.
I think ours would have beat Cathy anyway.
One, two, three!
We love elite!
Four, five, six!
You should see our kicks!
Seven and eight!
We are really great!
Nine and ten!
We just won again!
[cheering]
Cathy, we're trying to figure out why you pulled your dance.
You know what? It's none of your business.
You're a coward.
Your size nor your mouth intimidate me.
What?
Pardon me?
Oh, don't we get posh?
You don't even know how to stand.
What?
And you want to want to teach kids how to dance?
- You know how to stand? - Yes, I do, sweetheart.
First off, you can't even get down into a chair.
You're out to lunch.
Shut the door.