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The Dancing Dolls travel to Nashville, Tenn. to take on squads from the South; the mothers plan to spy on Miss D; Miss D and the team question Kayla's leadership.

The Dancing Dolls are forced to defend their home turf; Miss D enlists the parents to help spice up the team's creative dance; Sunjai's mother is at risk of getting cut from the routine.

Miss D shows the Baby Dancing Dolls some tough love as they prepare to battle their rival, the Baby Prancing Tigerettes; the Dancing Doll Parents get the chance to perform a full routine at a competition.

Kayla comes to Sunjai's aid as she struggles to make the stand battle squad; the Dancing Dolls must defend their home turf.

The Dancing Dolls must face off against their two biggest rivals, the Prancing Tigerettes and the Divas of Olive Branch; a talented new squad emerges; Miss D takes the dance floor to help secure the championship for her team.

The Dancing Dolls must take home a first place trophy or risk losing their reputation; Camryn struggles after Miss D taps her to represent the team in the solo category; Tawantza pressures her daughter ZaTia to step up her game.

Miss D shows the Baby Dancing Dolls some tough love as they prepare to battle their rival, the Baby Prancing Tigerettes; the Dancing Doll Parents get the chance to perform a full routine at a competition.

Kayla comes to Sunjai's aid as she struggles to make the stand battle squad; the Dancing Dolls must defend their home turf.

The Dancing Dolls must face off against their two biggest rivals, the Prancing Tigerettes and the Divas of Olive Branch; a talented new squad emerges; Miss D takes the dance floor to help secure the championship for her team.

The Dancing Dolls must take home a first place trophy or risk losing their reputation; Camryn struggles after Miss D taps her to represent the team in the solo category; Tawantza pressures her daughter ZaTia to step up her game.

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Abby gives each girl a solo dance for the next competition; Christi lashes out at Abby when she gives an extra solo to her star dancer.

Highlights from the season; Abby Lee Miller hosts.

Abby holds an open audition for her dance group; Holly's career schedule forces her to miss Nia's rehearsals and competitions; Abby must come to terms with Chloe's growing success.

Cathy tries to ensure a win for her dancers when they compete against Abby's dancers; Cathy invites the mothers to a cocktail party.

Brooke tries out for cheerleading on the day before a big dance competition.

Abby choreographs a bully-themed dance; Abby replaces Brooke with a new dancer; Brooke learns a hard lesson while cheerleading.

Brooke's return from cheerleading to ALDC leaves no room for Peyton, so Dance Mom Leslie takes her to audition for the Candy Apples; Abby gives Kendall her ALDC jacket and announces that she is officially off probation.

Abby makes the mothers design costumes for their children; Cathy holds an open audition for the Candy Apples.

Abby choreographs a flashy private eye number; Christi and Kelly believe that Jill is a studio hopper; Maddie is on the bottom of the pyramid for the first time.

Abby's dancers compete against Cathy's Candy Apples for the first time this competition season; Kelly changes Paige's solo; Jill realizes that the grass is not greener at Cathy's studio.

The dance company heads for the steamy climes of South Beach; the mothers scramble when Paige's foot surgery creates an open position.

Christi and Kelly continue to meddle in Melissa's private life; Abby choreographs a number to bring awareness to the plight of the homeless; Holly takes a leave of absence from her job.

The dance company is on edge after learning that a scout will be attending the upcoming competition; Abby pits the girls against each other by creating two trios; Nia pushes herself too hard.

Maddie is benched until she can regain her confidence; Chloe holds the fate of the company on her shoulders; Abby tries to convince Maddie to dance.

Kelly makes a drastic decision right before her daughters take the stage; Maddie struggles with confidence issues; Holly must create elaborate costumes for a group number.

Abby and Kelly continue to argue after Kelly's daughters are put on probation; the mothers question Maddie's recent win; the dancers must defeat two teams at the Energy Dance in Michigan.

Abby secretly enters Maddie in two competitions; Abby choreographs a group number inspired by "The Hunger Games"; Brooke drops out of the group number to attend a school dance.

Maddie is benched until she can regain her confidence; Chloe holds the fate of the company on her shoulders; Abby tries to convince Maddie to dance.

Kelly makes a drastic decision right before her daughters take the stage; Maddie struggles with confidence issues; Holly must create elaborate costumes for a group number.

Abby and Kelly continue to argue after Kelly's daughters are put on probation; the mothers question Maddie's recent win; the dancers must defeat two teams at the Energy Dance in Michigan.

Abby secretly enters Maddie in two competitions; Abby choreographs a group number inspired by "The Hunger Games"; Brooke drops out of the group number to attend a school dance.

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Mothers must decide how they would like to manage labor pains.

Complications in labor and delivery; a woman who is pregnant with twins from two different fathers.

A loving couple must face a caesarian section; two teenagers cram for the test of parenthood; a first time mother tries to joke her way through labor.

A military family prepares for delivery; a woman with three boys at home hopes her baby is a girl; a newlywed couple is expecting their first child.

A woman forgets her birth plan at home; a mother of four boys hopes her next child is a girl; a surrogate mother gives birth.

A single mother prepares for her second child; a mother goes into labor while the father is away at school.

Two sportscasters make their first attempt at parenthood; a couple prepares for twins; a first-time mother experiences fear.

A pair of high-school sweethearts is having a second baby girl; a mother has a fibroid in her birth canal that threatens to block her baby's delivery; a couple dreams of having a family.

Two grandmothers battle to stake their claim on their new grandson; a father is happy to meet his baby; a pair of high-school sweethearts have their third child.

Twenty children between the ages of 8 and 12 prepare to battle for the chance to win a college fund prize and the title of "Child Genius.".

The 15 children who made it through the first round of elimination return for week two; this week's rounds include the human body and memory.

The pressure is on for the remaining 12 children to avoid elimination; this week's rounds include vocabulary and astronomy.

The remaining 10 competitors must clear the academic hurdles of this week's topics including zoology and spelling.

The remaining eight competitors muscle through the midpoint of the rigorous competition; this week's rounds include U.S. presidents as well as logic and reasoning.

In week six of the competition, the six remaining competitors face two tough rounds featuring current events and earth sciences.

The remaining five children struggle through two grueling rounds featuring literature and the arts and inventions.

The four finalists face off in an Academic Olympiad, a daunting compilation of all previous round topics; the winner receives a $100,000 college fund.

The remaining eight competitors muscle through the midpoint of the rigorous competition; this week's rounds include U.S. presidents as well as logic and reasoning.