the moms, I made a decision. I'm going to replace
the entire team. I have a whole new team
and they're on their way to rehearsal right now. Hey, girls. How you doing? Hi. Thank you, moms, for coming.
MARCIA: Thanks for having us. Yeah! This is exciting. We're excited to be here. These kids are the new Abby
Lee Dance Company competition team, and they better work. They better work hard, they
better love what they're doing, and they better be appreciative
for the opportunity. This is Bella? You are 10 years old? You are tall. MARCIA: She is tall. And Kaeli. And we have Ally. We have one little
girl that's flying in. I really appreciate you giving
everything up and putting your life on hold just
to get here quickly. GLORIA: Sure. Their moms better learn
from everyone else's mistakes. Hello? YVETTE: (ON PHONE)
Abby, this is Yvette. How are you? Good.
How are you? YVETTE: (ON PHONE):
I'm fantastic. Thank you. I hear you're going
to be competing in Indiana this weekend. I am. I would love to see you. Are you going to be around? Yes, we're going to be there. ABBY LEE MILLER:
(ON PHONE) Oh, god. It should be exciting. Is-- YVETTE: (ON PHONE) Hadley Is she competing? She's actually
competing in a solo, and we're bringing a
group number as well. ABBY LEE MILLER: (ON
PHONE) All right, super. Well then we're going
to see you there? You're going to see me. Absolutely. OK, super. My name is Yvette. My daughter and I were
on "Abby's Ultimate Dance Competition." It was an amazing experience,
but along with that came many ups and downs. Hadley, are you
excited for the season? I guess. Kind of. I've been really worried
about you since "Abby's Ultimate Dance Competition." I've been worried about the
things that Abby said to you. Made you question if you want
to continue to dance or not. I feel when Abby found out that
I was a dance teacher myself, I think things turned. I think Abby tried to
get to me through Hadley. She tried to break you. Shame on her. It's just different
going to dance every day, because I still have
those words in my head. Which words keep
popping into your head when you go in the dance room? PA: Abby, I'm reading
your facial expression and you don't seem that happy. Should I say roadkill? You're not roadkill. Just hearing her say
that, I've never had someone say that to me before,
like, call me that. Don't let "roadkill"
come back into play at all. Don't let "roadkill"
come back into play at all. I say all the time,
you get what you give. I say all the time,
you get what you give. Abby Lee Miller will
get it back someday. MOMS: Hi, Sophia. Hey. Did you guys bring
your solo costume? You guys bring your costumes?
- No. We have no solos. MARCIA: We don't have solos,
so we don't have costumes. HOLLY: So we don't
need costumes. Well, I brought mine. Hello. Good morning. Good morning. All I know is
that I want to win. I want to protect the name of
the Abby Lee Dance Company. So what do I do? I give Sophia a solo. She is my ace in the hole. You're going to
finish your solo. You guys are going to
rehearse the group. We are traveling to
Fort Wayne, Indiana. It's called Dance Expressions. We are doing the
competition tomorrow. You are going to
keep my reputation. This is an important
weekend for me. I'm debuting the new ALDC team. Everyone's going to see
that the faces have changed, but the Abby Lee Dance Company
name is as strong as ever. Now remember, this is it, kiddo. You don't even have
a dance finish yet, and you're doing it tomorrow. Let's do it. Go, kid. Sassy. So what's Sophia's solo about? It's called My New Reality. And it's about
Abby's new reality. Really? Because she's got
new dancers and-- I don't know. She keeps calling her-- you're replacing Maddie. That's the new reality, I guess. GLORIA: The new star. MARCIA: I don't even know
why I'm here at this point. This is ridiculous. Like, why did I bring my kid? Doesn't bother me at all. My Maddie doesn't have to
dance against them anyway. I hope Sophia does well. She'll be great. She'll be fine. Pretty. ABBY LEE MILLER:
Ally listen to me. Last week, you were
part of a team, a championship overall
high school winning team, and they abandoned you. So you're on your own, kiddo. Make it count. This is an important
solo for Ally. Last week, she was superb
in the group number. But now, she's on her own. OK. Kaeli wants to show her
that she is a good dancer, she's a good soloist. But I think that she's very
concerned about impressing Miss Abby. I'm going to go down
to the front lobby and see if they'll let
me get a solo in for you. Is that OK? Just start running through
it and make sure that you know. Start warming up, all right? And I'll see what
I can find out. All right? I want Kaeli to have
a solo because I want to show Abby what she could do. Hi, good morning. How are you?
- Good. how are you?
- Hi. Is it too late to
add a solo entry? I thought Kaeli deserved
a solo, and I wanted it to be her opportunity to
show Abby what she had in case it was, OK, this
is your audition and if you don't cut it
today, then you're done. We're with Abby
Lee Dance Company. OK. Yeah, I just want-- my daughter, I'm trying
to enter my daughter, but Abby's really busy, so
I was going to just take care of it for her. ABBY LEE MILLER: Come on. We need to run the dance. Let's get out here
with Ally and let's-- So what's going on? What? Everyone's doing
their solo now but her? What are you talking about? Kaeli's going over her solo. Kaeli is not doing a solo. MARCIA: I was told
she was doing a solo. By who-- by me? No. She said she was doing a
solo, everyone's doing a solo. She's probably
going to the director to try to write her own kid in. And that means
she's off this team. That's how it'll work. If that woman Glo
goes behind my back and enters that kid for a
solo, she's out of the group. I'm not taking this
crap from any mother. GLORIA: What are you doing? How did she know where I was? After I called her
and got her here? ABBY LEE MILLER:
Where's your BFF? I have no idea. Are you a little shocked? MARCIA: A little disappointed. I wouldn't have ever thought
she'd do something like that. ABBY LEE MILLER:
And where were you? I was checking to see if we
could get a solo in case you needed it for later. But apparently, I was
ratted out, right? MARCIA: Look, I walk in,
she's running her solo. She--
GLORIA: Whatever, Marcia. Like you wouldn't jump on
it right now if you could. Do I have a costume with me? You wouldn't have tried the
same thing if you thought you could have gotten away with it? I absolutely would not have. If Abby requested it, Glo,
absolutely I would have. Right.
It's fine. You know what, Kaeli,
we're going to go stretch. It's fine. MARCIA: I won't ever forget that
you did this to my daughter. I don't care. I respected you
as your teacher. Done.
- Well, you know what? You should respect
me for calling her when I didn't have to. No, you-- I could have brought Kaeli
and I could have left-- This is over, Glo. It's done.
- Good. Bye. These new dance moms are
acting a lot like the old dance moms. What is it about me? Why do I attract
all the crazy ones? PA: Ladies and gentlemen,
taking the stage right now, here is Ally with
"Forever and a Day." [MUSIC - CHRISTINA LI, "FOREVER
AND A DAY"] (SINGING) Something about
the way he moves cuts in me and pulls out the wires. Starts a fire. In bed with you forever,
forever and a day. [applause] YVETTE: I'm a nervous wreck. And I just want Hadley to do the
best that she can do and nail her routine. PA: Junior Solo Division,
here is Hadley with "More." [MUSIC - CLOONEY, "MORE, MORE,
MORE"] (SINGING) Word up. The boys arrived. And my lips start moving
when you walk in the room. So come and give me. Your eyes, your
style, your smile. Got a sky high, supersize
jonesin' for you. So come and give me
animal, chemical. All you got, I'm so deep in it. I can't get enough. Yeah, I like it. I love it. It's true. So come and give me. So what you got to
do is give me more. [applause] PA: That was entry number
10, Hadley with "More." I get so nervous
before I go on stage. I always have to
shake out my nerves. I'm a little bit of
headcase sometimes. PA: This is entry
number 27, Sophia! [applause] [MUSIC - ANALOGUE REVOLUTION,
"NEW REALITY"] (SINGING) Is this a dream? Is this a dream? Is this a dream? Is this a dream, or could
it be a new reality? Just you and me. New reality. [applause] ABBY LEE MILLER: Sophia came out
on that stage like a tornado, and she ripped
through that audience like there was no tomorrow. She truly dances like it's
the last time she's ever going to dance. PA: We're going to get this
thing started right away. We're going to start with
our Teen Solo Division. Second place with a score of
276.9 points, entry number 36, "Forever and a Day." ABBY LEE MILLER: I'm livid
about Ally not winning. I think on technique alone,
she deserved that win. PA: Now the elite
junior solo division. In second place, with a
total of 276.3 points-- There's no question in my
mind we're going to be Abby. PA: --entry number 10, More. YVETTE: I'll take that. We will take that. We'll take that. PA: And in first place in
your Junior Solo Division, number 27, New Reality. Woo! Good job, [inaudible]. Woo! Hadley wasn't exactly roadkill. She was just the road, and
Sophia drove right over her. Good job, girls! Congratulations. Congrats. What a competition. What a great competition. Yeah, no, they were great. They were great. Your kids were great as well. You know, I think we
make a great team. You scare me.
No way. Oh, no. Hadley, I figured
out our bond. The daughters of dance teachers. - That's right.
- I know. See?
YVETTE: Oh, we see it. That's it.
- See? Aw. If you're not
in it to win it-- You're in the way. ABBY LEE MILLER:
You're in the way. See, I know your things now. So I can do them with her. Yes? All right.
