YVETTE: I am concerned about some
of the other mothers seeing their child's
dance assignments.
But I'm definitely going to survive this week.
Originally, I had Hadley in the trio.
But at the last minute we took Asia off of the solo.
I mean, hey, it's an opportunity for Hadley to stand out.
If you do step out of it this way,
keep moving the way you need to go.
Take it out on the steps.
Oh my gosh.
Kitty, so we're doing the same turn
twice in just a minute routine.
This solo's a make it or break it.
So if she bobbles on that, I think that we're done.
I think if I change it right now,
it's going to unravel the piece.
YVETTE: They will get her for it.
Well, that'll stress her out.
I think there's an extreme amount of pressure on Hadley.
Let's face it, it's the make it or break it.
I think the moms are sitting back waiting.
They're waiting to see what Hadley's going to do.
Our next performance is this week's
challenge winner, Hadley.
Let's see if her survival skills hold up.
[music playing]
(SINGING) Will I have to stay another day?
We will we have to stay to sunrise?
I keep believing it's the only way.
I'll never run from this fight.
I'll never run.
[inaudible] good.
(SINGING) Yeah, yeah, yeah.
ANNOUNCER: Abby, I'm reading your facial expression,
and you don't seem that happy.
Should I say roadkill?
Roadkill?
Really?
Hadley, do you realize that you
were laying there on the stage with your feet
completely sickled?
Then, you proceeded to do a bridge
and come up with your arms not anywhere near your ears.
I didn't see good technique.
All that floor work, Hadley, not once
did you have your instep pressed down to the floor.
So why did you do it wrong?
It's just a habit that I'm trying to--
Bad habit!
HADLEY: Right.
Make a new mistake.
ANNOUNCER: Ritchie?
I don't really understand what I just saw,
or I didn't really get you were reaching
out or trying to find anybody.
I just didn't know what I was looking at.
Remember, survival of the strongest.
Oh my god.
Holy crap!
I know Yvette's freaking out right now.
Holy crap, it's going to be amazing.
Don't worry about it.
[bleep]
I'm dreading walking back into the green room with all
the moms and other kids, because I
know that my daughter's pain is going to be someone else's joy.
I'm proud of you.
HADLEY: Really?
YVETTE: I'm proud of you.
[inaudible]
OK, babe.
We said we wanted the beginning changed.
So she didn't like the hair.
She like the costume.
I've had a horrendous week.
And the last thing that I want to do
is go sit and face those moms.
[inaudible]
Did you hear that?
That was the first word out of her mouth.
ABBY: Elizabeth, tonight by far was the worst
we've ever seen you perform.
Hadley, I'm very disappointed in you.
How do you think your casting job was?
You gave yourself a solo tonight,
and it backfired on you.
You would have been fabulous in that hip hop number.
Were you really trying to challenge
the dancers to do better, or were you
trying to sabotage some people?
No, they can rise to the occasion.
Really?
And some of them did.
Christi is ecstatic.
She's so excited.
She's thinking that my plan has failed.
ABBY: Did you really pair the best
most suitable dancers together?
No.
ABBY: No.
Wow, finally, finally they're seeing
what I've seen previous weeks.
And everything that Abby said was right on.
All's fair in love and war.
Elizabeth, today is not your day.
ABBY: Thank you.
[elizabeth crying]
My heart's broken for Elizabeth.
You know, you win some.
You learn some.
So I think for her this was a learn some.
Hey, listen.
ELIZABETH: This is not fair!
Hadley should have been the one that left.
She was horrible!
There's going to be so many more things, so much more
this world has to offer you.
I don't give a crap!
OK, stop that right now.
[elizabeth crying]