CHRISTI: Does anybody here-- I know the answer used to be
do we think Cathy's a threat, and it was always no. But now that she has these
boys, and they beat us, do you think she's a threat?
JILL: I do. I don't think
Cathy's a threat. I think the boys are a threat. And it has been shown with a
good choreographer, not Cathy, to beat our kids. So, yes, her boys-- her team is a threat. She is no threat. It's temporary. I think the group that she
had that danced and got the 300, I think that group is
amazing and it's threatening. Right. But that number would
not have been the same without Geno and with Jalen
coming in and spinning on his head. Will spin for food,
or, dance or whatever. Spinning on the head, I
don't see him fitting in. Can he be put into a
contemporary routine and it be just as good? No, I don't think so. Mm-mm. You're looking at your
hands, like, I did this. Like, wipe your and take
your hands and be, like. And then you are,
like, take your hands and push them away from
me, like, "get away." Go. Whack! Down, start to roll in pain,
agony, and look at her like, help me. And you push her hands back. No, no, , no no, no. Yeah. JILL: She's the bad girl. Hey, it's a role. I don't care. I don't care, it's a role. You got to act, you got to act. Oh, I don't know. It's a little bit
sensitive, wouldn't you say? No, but I-- you know what,
I don't think that way. If she walks or Abby kicks
her out, then that's on her. My kid has a voice. She can raise her-- she
can speak for herself. But she's seven. She hasn't cried yet about the
[bleep] that's been going on. But wait a minute. You just said that
your kid doesn't cry. I think that it was put it
out that she cried twice since she's been here, KRISTIE. When? Name one, about a dance. - Yeah, it was about a dance.
- What about? What?
- About the duet. No, she didn't
cry after the duet. - Yes, she did.
- I thought she did. KRISTIE: No, she didn't.
- Holly? Apparently with Kristie, you
can take away her daughter's role in dancing on a national
television talk show, but don't you dare
say that she cries. I think Jill saw
her when she came out. Really? Really, Kristie. You can sit there and
say, "Really, Jill? Really?
Really? Yes!
- Back up. No. After you ran
in and saved her-- Uh-huh? She said, "Oh, I was crying
because I felt sad for Nia." No, no, she was not crying. She was crying, just face it. Don't sugarcoat it, Kristie. Don't put me in
the same boat as you. My daughter wears her
heart out on her sleeve. She doesn't have to go
in the bathroom to cry-- She didn't. --and pretend she didn't. Asia felt bad that
Nia got yelled at. You just said Asia has a
hard shell; she doesn't cry. She cries.
- Give up. Give up. You're not getting to me. I'm not gonna give
up because I was there. Give it up. You're raising your voice. I don't care. You're the one that
says it never will happen. It already happened.
- I didn't say never. I did not say never. I said that my daughter's
strong enough to handle it. OK, she didn't handle
it the other night. So get it straight and
don't get it twisted. And get your facts-- It's not twisted. KRISTIE: Get your facts right. Get your facts right, Jill. I don't mind if my child
cries, she's seven. she can cry all
day [bleep] long. So [bleep] what? Who cares? MELISSA: So we're taking
the kids ice-skating today, something fun for the kids. I don't think this is the best
thing to do before a dance competition because Abby's going
to freak out if she finds out. JILL: Here, here, here. Here's a two. Who's a two?
MELISSA: That's Maddie. GIRL: Maddie. MELISSA: Maddie,
put your skates on. I am your mother. Put your skates on. Do you know what this
is about, Maddie? It's about fun. Have fun. Stop crying. CHRISTI: Maddie didn't want
to ice-skate because she needs to be the best at
everything she does. And clearly, she's not an
Olympic gold medalist in figure skating, so she
didn't want to skate. KENDALL: Asia, Asia,
why aren't you going? KENDALL: Why?
KRISTIE: OK. She's not allowed to.
KENDALL: Why? KRISTIE: 'Cause
she can't be hurt. CHRISTI: Well,
nobody can be hurt. Well, I know. She's not going to do it. She knows why. Well, it's up to you. You let your kid
skate if they want to. I'm not playing their game. I'm not playing
their [bleep] game. You're not skating. Asia, you know
why you can't skate. JILL: She was an
ice-skater, for God's sake. MELISSA: I don't know why
it's so important for Kristie to tell us that
Asia never cries. Here's some tears now for Asia. I thought she didn't cry. MELISSA: Here, we
have to hold hands. Oh, I'm not holding your
hand, you're gonna pull me down. KELLY: [screams] Hold on! Aah! [bleep] Come on, I'll hold
your hand, Maddie. JILL: Chloe, I
can turn like you! MELISSA: Are you staying
on the wall the whole time? Yeah.
MELISSA: I think that's good. [laughs] Stand up! Come on. Hey, You're not
gonna fall on the ice. MELISSA: I'm sorry,
Your Highness. KELLY: Oh, right into the wall! [music playing] ANTHONY: Seven, eight. One, two, foom, foom, fah, hoom. Yup. And so, this is where you
have to evoke that spirit, like the spell. Foom! CATHY: The name of the duet
is "Illusions of Dance." And it's gonna be
pretty magical. We have two magicians. One is very formally trained,
and the other magician is a street magician. Boy, wouldn't it be nice
if Anthony could just go "Hocus Pocus" and poof-- Abby disappears? I could go like-- Then, yeah, to go five,
six, seven, eight, yes? Yeah. And Jalen, when you run back--
ANTHONY: And find each other. --make half circles
with your feet. Yeah, so when you, when
you fa-- roll on the floor-- Half circles. Can you tell him what you need
to tell him so I can continue? You're over there
talking to him, Anthony. I'm not gonna just stand
here and not help out. We're in a time crunch, OK? And I got where you're going. You don't know
where I'm going. CATHY: That you're the artist. You don't know
where I'm going. Can you just be quiet? No. ANTHONY: I'm giving them both
a note to roll on the floor, and you're talking to him
while I'm talking to him. Listen, if I'm gonna be
able to step in to help out, that's what I'm gonna do. But you don't know what
you're talking about. Oh, really? You don't know what
you're talking about. Oh, really? I don't know what
I'm talking about? Yes, really. If you're gonna
give the note-- ANTHONY: If you're
gonna get in my face, step out of my my face. Step out of my face. You want to see me in your face? You will never be in my face. Then don't be
condescending to me. - You will never be in my face.
- Don't be condescending to me. - You will never be in my face.
- OK. Then don't tell me not
to get in your face if I'm not in your face. ABBY LEE: Asia, we're
going to start with her. And you all are going
to do 100 push-ups. She doesn't have to do the
100 push-ups 'cause she didn't ice-skate. You were selfish,
you were naive, and you put this entire
group in jeopardy. I found out the girls
went ice-skating. The Abby Lee Dance Company
contract is very specific. No ice-skating. These are things that
protect your child, as well as the group and the
choreography and all the money that's gone into
doing a competition. You know, when
somebody gets hurt, everybody else
has to pay for it. (SINGING) Love cries. Asia has an amazing
solo this week. It's called "The Robot." And it's going to be hard
to keep her a little stiff, but we're gonna try. JILL: Look, all the
girls are doing push-ups and Asia's running her solo. What's that about? Did the kids have
a really good time? They did. They did.
- That's all that matters. Sometimes they have
to just be kids, like-- Enjoy their childhood. For God's sake. KELLY: Abby's sitting here
making these kids do push-ups because they went ice-skating. Abby, what did you do while
the kids were ice-skating? Did you maybe go for dinner? Maybe you should be doing
the sit-ups and the push-ups. I still stand. Asia knows, and she's not
going ice-skate two days before competition because you
can't be 100% sure an accident won't happen on the ice. That's not what
you said yesterday. Well, I'm telling you now. After thinking about it, we
have two days out for a show. You want to just
take that chance? I don't, as a mother. My daughter's a dancer. Why are you getting
all bent out of shape? Nobody's asked you. - Christi.
- Yes, I'm speaking. Look at me when you talk.
Look at me when you talk. Excuse me? Look at me when you talk!
CHRISTI: Excuse me. Excuse me. I don't want to look
at you when I talk! Well, then don't talk to me. Well, then don't talk to us. Nobody asked you!
- I'm answering a question. Nobody asked you a question. Yes, you did. You just asked me
a [bleep] question! You need to settle
yourself down. KRISTIE: No, I don't.
'Cause guess what? CHRISTI: You need to
settle yourself down. You look at me
when you talk to me. Don't look at your phone. Look at me! Don't you tell me what to do! KRISTIE: I'm telling
you what to do! It's important that if
someone is gonna talk to me and ask me a question, is
that they look me in the eye. Not ask me a question and
look away and then make faces. It's disrespectful,
and you're not gonna do it when
you're talking to me. I'm sorry that you
guys are miserable! We're not miserable.
KRISTIE: You guys are miserable! Our kids are happy. Then look at me
when you talk to me! I don't want to look at
you when I talk to you! You guys are so caught
up on, "Oh my, God," complaining about every
little [bleep] that happens. I don't know why you're
being so emotional about this. Because Christi
and Jill bring it up, and then Christi's over there,
standing there, making faces like, "Oh, my God, I can't
believe she's saying that. Oh my God."
- I can't. But then you can't look
me in the eye and then-- I"m looking you
in the eye, bitch. Bitch, let's go. Let's go. - I'm not that way.
- Sit down. Exactly, so don't call me a
bitch if you can't back it up! I"m not that way. Settle yourself down. Do not call me a bitch
if you can't back it up. CHRISTI: I can back it up,
but I don't fight like that. OK, then don't use
those words towards me. I think Kristie is going to
knock the other Christi out. And I'm just like, "Stay away. I don't fight I'm a
lover, not a fighter." [chuckles] Watch your tongue! You need-- - Watch your tongue!
- Get your finger away from me. I'm telling you,
watch your tongue. You call me a bitch
one more time-- What, are you gonna hit me? - Watch your tongue.
- What, are you gonna hit me? Watch your tongue. CHRISTI: Are you
going to hit me? - Watch your tongue.
- You don't tell me what to do. What, are you gonna hit me? Watch your tongue. ABBY LEE: No, I love her. I hope she slaps
her in the face. CHRISTI: Why am I
the one in trouble when this is going like this? Why are you so violent? I'm not violent. You just-- you just don't-- you just don't know
how to handle me. That's why. JILL: Kristie Ray
is a time bomb. I have no idea what
Kristie has in mind when she jumps out of her chair
and gets in Christi's face. KRISTIE: Save it. Save it, Christi, save it. CHRISTI: You save it. Save it. Save it, OK? CHRISTI: You save it. Save it. I'm not looking way now, am I? Good. Now I taught you a lesson. You taught me how I
don't want to behave. Save it. Sorry.
