Bom-ba da-da.
Five, six, seven, eight, and one.
Five, six-- oh, you're going behind her now?
No, you're supposed to do it in front.
I am just overwhelmed about the whole thing.
I'm away from home for several weeks.
I am just going out of my mind.
So I finally, you know, just cried it all out.
[crying] I'm just frustrated about the whole thing.
Kristie is the last person I want to see.
I still have reservations, because she's
a competitor for me.
We're going to practice it until the timing's right.
And you know and I know what it looks like when it's good.
With Asia and Lexine, I'm afraid for Lexine.
You know, no matter what, Asia will always shine, because she
just has that magic in her.
Yeah, hang with me, though, because I'm
really weak right now.
I know.
You're good.
Come on.
You're good. You're good.
Let's go.
Let's watch them.
Turn this frown around.
No, the bra's not working, and it's not done.
Tonight, the pressure is crazy.
Everybody's freaking out.
Brianna had a meltdown.
Brianna, open the door.
It's just me.
All right, all right, all right.
I think Brianna's an amazing dancer,
and I don't think she should have been really nervous.
Brianna, I swear to god.
Don't psych yourself out.
All right.
Brianna's freaking out.
And I don't know why, but I'm just not used to her
being that extremely nervous.
Hadley, you know, Amanda's better than you.
She's just a better dancer.
I mean, you're a very, very good quality dancer.
But you have to know that Amanda,
if you're on a race track, she's beating you.
OK, great.
Great job, Hadley.
Yes.
Great job, though.
Fix the little technique, but great job.
So Robin says to Hadley, you're losing,
and Amanda's beating you.
Kick her while she's down?
Really?
That was awful.
You know how I've been stressing
about this whole thing with your duet with Asia?
You know why, right?
Asia is really, really, really cute.
What are you doing?
I'm talking to you.
Can you just look at me?
Yeah.
OK.
Lexine is ready.
Asia is the one who's not ready.
Lexine has to adjust for Asia.
That's what's my frustration.
This is a really important day, OK.
Just focus, do what you love to do.
Be yourself.
Be strong.
Remember, dance your heart out, OK?
Five, six, seven, eight.
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight.
Smile.
This is like the girls want to have fun.
Smile.
I have to run the number over and over.
And I'm running it looking at Lexine not doing it
the way she was doing it during the rehearsal.
You're not going to dance if you cry, OK?
So don't cry.
I think my mom is putting a bit more pressure on me
than the past.
Four, five, six, seven, eight.
I do like Maria.
I just didn't like the parenting.
I think that Lexine knows exactly what she needs to do.
Lexine, do you want to walk out right now?
We can pack and go home.
No.
OK.
So show it to me.
I know Maria came into this day really just stressed out.
OK, that's it.
We're packing.
I'm sorry.
You know--
OK, so stop it.
You know I'm going to go home.
It was a whirlwind, like we're having this tornado
right before we go on stage.
And I'm not knowing how to stop it.
You know we don't need to do this.
If I don't see that perfect, we're going to just go home.
Lexine, today is not your day.
[applause]
Lexine, this is just the beginning.
I'm thinking we've got another chance.
Great.
What doesn't kill her makes her stronger.
It's all right.
This experience was a revelation
of feelings for each other.
Lexine will do great with whatever she does,
and I will always be there for her.
It's time for us to go, Lexine.
Don't.
Don't, don't, don't cry.
Don't cry I'm sorry.
Don't cry, baby.
Don't cry.