[Kaylie] Previously on Make It Or Break It:
The girl I put you with is your other half.
Payson and Lauren are not perfect.
You and me, girl. All the way.
Coach McIntire knew all the choreography to our routines
even though we never showed him?
Jordan's the narc.
You're dead to us.
I made an appointment for you with the TC doctor.
I talked to Dr. Curtis. She told me you have an irregular heartbeat.
My life, my call.
[McIntire] Take a good look around, ladies.
This is the last week all of you will be standing here together.
May I introduce Miss Regina Turner,
the new head of the NGO Olympic Committee
and former all-around champion.
She is here to help judge the elimination rounds.
- Hello, ladies. - The numbers inside this cap
will determine which day your team performs for the committee.
One team member will pick for your team.
Ms. Turner, can you tell these young ladies what to expect?
More like what not to expect.
We could ask you to perform on only one apparatus or all four.
Be ready for anything.
Think of it as a gymnastics pop quiz.
When these two days are complete, Coach McIntire and the NGO will determine
if you have what it takes to remain here
and continue to fight for a spot on the Olympic team.
But in this round if you fail to impress,
you will be sent home.
Any questions?
Well then, what are you waiting for?
- Oh, we're day two! - Thank God.
- Us, too. - We're day one!
You say that like it's a good thing.
One's my lucky number.
[Kelly] Yeah, well, not this time.
Competing on day two means you have more time to prepare.
Plus, the judges make their decisions at the end of day two.
They've just seen you perform, so you're fresh in their minds.
Look, day one girls are like the appetizers nobody wants to fill up on,
which makes you two pigs in a blanket
and us filet mignon.
Well, that just means we'll be kicking your ass one day earlier, so...
All right, all right. Until we complete the elimination round,
we are imposing a strict curfew.
No one in or out after seven p.m.
- Why? - Because I want your head in the game.
That work for you, Keeler?
I suggest you all make the most of practice time.
Your future depends on it.
[Payson] Keep breathing. Let your shoulders drop.
Feel the weight holding them down.
[sighs] You mean like someone's on my back?
I am so feeling it.
You need to start taking this seriously.
You're the one who needs to chill.
You've been watching me like a hawk all week.
I'm just trying to help. Stress could cause another episode.
Dr. Curtis said I've probably had this arrhythmia my entire life,
and I've never had any problems before.
But you do now!
Only a cardiologist will be able to tell you what's going on with you.
Which is why I have an appointment with the one Dr. Curtis recommended
right after NGO cuts. So, let's dial back the attitude.
All right, all right. I'm just uptight.
Even more than usual.
Rigo's finally back from his meet,
and we were supposed to see each other tonight.
So? See him after cuts, Pay.
Really? Now, that's so not how I thought you would react.
- What'd you think I'd say? - That I don't need the extra rest tonight
because we're not up till day two, which means tomorrow is just a practice day,
that I completely should go hang out with Rigo,
and so I can get my fix of his big, beautiful, brown eyes,
and then get my head back in the game.
- That's what you thought I'd say? - More like hoping?
Who are you?
Please, Lauren? Come on.
There's no way I could sneak out by myself.
You've gotta help me with this.
I never thought I'd say this, but..
...I need your devious mind.
Ooh, I like the sound of that.
Yes! OK, so what do we do?
- Watch and learn. - [Payson squeals]
Coast is clear.
Keep your head down and your kick ass up.
As long as nobody sees you, you're in the clear. Easy peasy.
It's one minute to curfew. Get in here!
[techno music plays]
[man] Who's there?!
- Now what?! - Get down!
Um, help. I just saw a wrestler streaking down the hallway!
Seriously?
Hello? Traumatized girl standing here!
Like naked streaking?
Do you need me to paint you a picture? Come on, let's go!
* I wanna lean on a pillow of steam *
* I wanna dance on the sun Not get burned *
* The chance taker in me
* One in a million In a million *
- [squeals] - [laughs]
* One in a million In a million *
* One in a million *
Marcus was right.
This is gonna be a death match to the finish.
There are a lot of impressive girls here.
I hope you're ready for another Dream Team in 2012.
I'm not only ready for it, I'm requiring it.
You and I have a lot to prove here, Mac.
So, I'm up to speed on their skills,
but I need to know... How are the girls doing?
I just spent three hours telling you how they're doing.
I don't mean on the mat. I mean up here.
How are they behaving?
You know the mental game is the deciding factor in this sport.
They're good. Focused. Determined. They all want it.
No disciplinary problems?
Not a one. I got it all under control.
Glad to hear it.
Anything wrong?
Nothing I can't handle.
[crowd cheering]
[low-tempo pop music plays]
* Between these lines
* Behind each light
- [both] Big Dipper! - I win.
No way, I totally saw it first!
Well, I guess we'll have to leave it up to the judges.
- [detector whirring] - What's that all about?
Oh, the volleyball players buried Otis somewhere on campus for safe keeping.
The gymnasts have never gotten Otis, and I want to change that.
Come on, let's follow them!
[laughs] You are by far
the most competitive girl I have ever dated.
Well, when you catch Olympic fever at age six, it makes you kind of intense.
Hmm. You know, five years ago,
BMX wasn't even an Olympic sport.
Oh, the Olympics is all Kaylie, Lauren, and I have talked about for years.
The only thing that never came up
was who would take home the gold.
Now that the games are so close,
you must all be thinking about it.
Well, I know I am.
[attempts British accent] You think when you and I win gold in London,
the queen will invite us over for a spot o' tea?
[British accent] I do say, chum,
your British accent bloody stinks.
Oh? Oh-ho.
Totally worth it!
Have a nice night out, Keeler?
- Um, we were out of shampoo? - [McIntire] Save it.
Sneaking out after curfew tells me
you two must not need an extra day of practice.
So... change of plans.
Team Keeler/Tanner will now be performing on day one of eliminations.
- That's not fair! - No, Lauren didn't sneak out.
It was just me. Please don't blame her for this.
You two are teammates.
That means Tanner's responsible for your bad decisions
just like you are for hers.
- [door closes] - How did he find out?
The mole strikes again.
[woman laughing] I agree. You're absolutely right.
- Let me get this for you. After you, my dear. - Oh.
No, go ahead. You got the pretty shoes.
I mean, what the hell ever happened to the shoe horn, right?
So, really, you're not gonna hate me if I actually get those, too, huh?
- They look fantastic on you. - Have at it.
They really do. I have to tell you, Regina,
Kelly and I were so happy when you finally got the job you deserve. Really.
Head of the NGO Olympic Committee?
I mean, I have been telling Ellen Beals for years
there is no one smarter in this game than you. Really.
Oh, speak of the devil. Isn't that right, Kelly?
Haven't we both been singing her praises?
Yeah.
Excuse me, I really do need to confab with McIntire.
[Sheila] Oh, all right.
It was fun to talk.
- Mom? - What?
You told me the only reason you were here was to work PR
for that independent sports blogger.
What are you doing kissing up to the NGO?
Relax. I bumped into her in the parking lot.
She was admiring my boots. She wants to buy some.
Would you like me to be rude? I'll be rude.
- Hi, Mrs. Baboyon! - Oh, hi.
How does she know you?
Oh, she's been hounding me to represent her since we got here.
- You're not going to do it, are you? - Please. Come on.
Although, I do have an opening for a gymnast to represent
since my daughter dumped me. Hm?
We all know there's only room for one star in this sport.
And that my dear, gorgeous,
competitive, champion daughter is you.
- OK? - Yeah.
All right.
It's just the thought of you
representing my own competition is so weird.
I know. Well, the thought of you
not thinking Kaylie Cruz is your competition is weirder.
Kaylie's been my rock through all the ups and downs here.
I don't know what I'd do without her.
Trust me. You'll do fine without her, OK?
You are gonna win that Olympic gold on your own.
- OK. Yeah. - All right?
- OK.
Work hard.
Oh! I finally figured it out.
OK, you must be related to Coach McIntire, yeah?
What? No. Why would you...?
Well, I don't know, I just thought...
I kind of thought... You know, because...
[scoffs]
You mean, because I'm...
Yeah, I just assumed that you're related.
I just... I couldn't think of any other reason why you'd be here.
According to our latest intel, Jin Zyeu from China just perfected a new super move.
If that's true, we need to trump it with a super move of our own
or find a way to be happy with silver.
Don't even say the "S" word.
I hear you've gotten Jordan Randall
to take her layout Jordan move out of retirement.
- I'm working on it. - It just doesn't make any sense.
The move was named after her, but she's refused to perform it for years.
She might be too headstrong for this sport.
You want a super move?
Randall is close to landing a triple back dismount on bars.
Jordan Randall is your big hope for shutting down China?
We don't have time to waste here, Mac.
We took a chance once on an unfocused, obstinate gymnast in Boulder,
and it backfired.
She just might have the move that's the answer to China.
But does she have this?
[sighs] It's bad enough Coach moved us up a day,
but to give that little snitch and her Cabbage Patch sidekick
our day two spot is seriously more than I can take.
Me, too, but there's just nothing we can do about it.
Are you guys waiting? Can I run a quick routine?
Get in line. Queen of Jordan has been hogging the mat all morning.
All right, don't start a war. She's not worth it.
Besides, we're already in trouble with the coach.
- Dude, what's your problem? - You may think being all La Femme Nikita
and spying on us is gonna make the coach put you on the team,
but all you're really doing, Jordan, is making us hate you.
- I'm not here to make friends. - Hm.
- Did Jordan...? - Yep.
She just admitted to being the mole.
Oh, my God! What are you doing here?
- Hello, Kaylie. - Is that my perfume?!
Yeah, I was just smelling it. It's a good scent, actually. It's, uh...
Ooh! It's very, uh... It's very bohemian.
I like it. Obviously, I'm looking for Kelly.
- Well, obviously she's not here. - Oh! Oh.
Oh, you know what? You're absolutely right.
She told me to meet her at the quad.
- Oh, great... - I'm sorry.
You know, when I get hungry, I get very forgetful
and lightheaded and off-balance.
Well, you... you know how that is, right?
- So then, I guess you'll be leaving. - Yeah.
You know what though, Kaylie? I am glad that we bumped into each other.
I've been worried about you, honey.
You know, what with your... [whispers] ...your eating disorder and everything.
I know the stress of the NGO eliminations
must wreak havoc on your fragile mental state.
You OK, sweetie?
I'm on to all your games, Sheila.
I'm honestly telling you, as a mother, I'm concerned about you.
Well, thank you, but I have a wonderful mother, unlike Kelly.
Wow. Well, as long as we're being honest,
you freaky little toothpick,
I know that you think you're besties with my daughter,
but when push comes to shove...
...Kelly is going to bury your bony ass.
- God, you don't know her at all. - Oh, no.
- But, guess what? - Hm?
- I do. - Hm.
Because she's my dear friend,
and I love that that screws with your fragile mental state.
Well, thank you, but Kelly doesn't need friends.
She has me, her momma.
And if you know what's good for you,
you will back off and stop messing with her competitive edge, OK?
This was a great visit. I had a great time. Thank you.
Hope we can do it again.
Oh! And, uh, Kaylie?
For God's sake, honey...
...would you eat something?
Come on.
So, your mom found me today.
I know, she told me. Well, I told her how stressed out I've been
and how you've been my rock, and she just wanted to say thank you.
Every now and then she surprises me by doing something really sweet.
Yeah, she's full of surprises.
Hey. Dr. Curtis just called.
She was wondering why you're not scheduled to see a cardiologist for two weeks!
- You said you were going after cuts! - Two weeks is after cuts.
It was the soonest he had an opening.
Look, if a specialist in the field
isn't worried about my heart giving out any minute, you shouldn't, either.
I'm sure if he knew you were an Olympic-level athlete
that puts extra stress on her heart, he would fit you in right away.
If there's anything adding to my stress level, it's you.
Now, please, spare my heart and get off my back.
I'm guessing they'll want to see my floor,
but I think I can really impress them with bars, too.
Yeah, I can't imagine they'd actually make some of us perform in all four events.
I hope not.
She's just trying to psych us out.
I'm sure the plan is to focus on two routines per girl.
Two routines gives them a pretty good picture of what we bring to the table.
Then you better hope one of them isn't your beam. You know you can't beat mine.
My double illusion can match your crackle and pop any day.
Oh, sassy!
Someone told me a few years ago they sent five girls home.
But other years it's only been one or two.
Do you think Coach McIntire gets the last word on who makes it?
I'll bet Jordan's counting on that.
That's why the talentless hack spies on us and feeds him info.
Jordan's a lot of things, but talentless isn't one of them.
When she lands her triple back dismount, it's really amazing.
And she's been landing it more and more.
[rock music plays]
- [panting] - [McIntire] That's it!
You're officially sticking your triple back dismount 50 percent of the time.
However, you do need another power move.
Yeah, I want to show them my Yurchenko full on vault. It's really strong.
You want to impress the NGO Olympic Committee? Show them your layout Jordan.
It blows away the Chenko full, and it's the move that defines you.
No, it's not! I am so sick of everybody asking me to do that stupid trick.
Listen, people want to see you do it because you created it.
It's a strong move with a high DOD.
No. OK, I've told you that skill is in my past.
- I've grown as a gymnast. - It's your signature move,
and I think the committee's gonna want to see it.
If you do it at the NGO eliminations, I think you're a shoo-in.
- And if I don't? - Then you better make your triple back dismount stick.
'Cause if you don't, I can't guarantee anything.
What would you do if letting your friend compete could hurt her,
but stopping her would ruin everything she's worked for?
If your friend is willing to put her neck on the line for her goal,
- that's her responsibility. Not yours. - She's my teammate.
[imitates McIntire] I'm responsible for her bad decisions in the gym.
So we're talking about Lauren.
She's passed out cold a couple of times since we got here.
One minute, she's completely fine, and the next, she's on the floor.
But if you don't know when one of these attacks is going down,
then there's not much you can do about it.
I think I do. She does this, like, thing before it happens.
It's like she loses circulation in her fingers
and is trying to push blood back into them.
- But it doesn't happen all the time? - No.
But what if it happens at the wrong time,
like when she's 15 feet in the air above the bars? I...
[sighs] I know what I have to do.
Payson, you and I both know what it's like spending years
sacrificing time with the people you love to be the best at your sport.
Nursing bruises and broken bones, year after year,
for just one minute standing on that Olympic podium
and feeling the weight of that sweet-ass gold medal around your neck.
Are you really gonna be the one to take that chance away from her?
I can't believe you're telling me to do nothing.
What if it were me?
What if I was doing something that was putting my life in danger?
Would you just let me kill myself?
Payson, come on. You're my girlfriend,
I wouldn't let anything happen to you.
Oh, so just because we make out, you have to protect me?
You asked for my opinion. I gave it to you.
I don't know what else you expect me to say.
I expect you to tell me to do the right thing.
No, you want me to tell you what you want to hear.
Don't worry. The next time I need someone to count on, I won't come to you.
- Lauren, maybe we should... - We're ready for you.
After today, we've got just one more hurdle on our way to the Olympics.
Let's rock this!
Keeler, you're up first.
- Let's see your beam routine. - You got it, Pay.
[rock music plays]
* Is that all you got?
* I think you're hot
* Hey, hey, hey
* I think you're hot
Thank you, Payson. That'll be all.
Just one routine? You don't want to see anything else?
We're good. Tanner, you're up.
* Is that all you got?
* Yo, is that all you got?
* Hey, hey, hey
* I think you're hot
* Don't deny
* Is that all you got?
[McIntire] Any time you're ready, Lauren.
You've gotta stop her! She can't do this. You can't let her do this!
[muffled arguing]
What's going on? What did they say?
Tanner's done.
I just... I couldn't let her do it.
If she'd have fallen, I never would have forgiven myself.
It's OK now. OK? She's at the medical center.
They'll get this all straightened out.
Lauren will never forgive me.
Yes, she will.
And you didn't have to go through this alone.
Why didn't you come to me?
I don't know. Because I was protecting her secret.
And we both know things have been a little tense between us.
You and me and Lauren...
...we're gonna get through this together.
Just like we always have.
OK?
What are you talking about? This is a good thing.
I mean, it's one less girl to contend with, right?
[scoffs] One of my friends has a heart problem, and all you can think about
is how it helps out my career?
[groans] There's that word "friends" again. Friends!
This isn't a sorority house. It's a training center.
You have to keep your eye on the prize.
[sighs]
Come on, angel. Look at me.
We've both worked so hard to get here.
Come on. You don't wanna let Momma down when we're so close, right?
Promise Momma?
I promise.
Your eyes look so pretty with that orange.
OK, you need to get some rest.
You need to impress those judges tomorrow, OK?
OK, Mom.
Remember, we're in this together, all right?
- I'm not going anywhere. - Yeah.
OK, my angel. My star.
- Yeah. - Right.
[door opens]
[door closes]
[knocking at door]
Is your mom here?
No, she just left.
Shoot!
Do me a fave? Give her these.
Did she leave these somewhere?
No, silly. It's my contract.
Your mom is totes my manager now!
I'm like a younger, newer... you!
[giggles]
She's gonna make me a star!
- What? - Whoops!
Um, did she not tell you?
Awkward. Oh...
[pop ballad plays]
Thank you, Wendy. That should be it for today.
Thank you, coach. It felt really good.
Does it ever not feel "really good"?
No.
[Regina] We've heard so much about your bars
and that triple layout dismount, Jordan.
I can't wait to see it.
* He's waited for this moment
* To start over
* Well, it's been in your heart and it's in your head *
[singer vocalizing]
* It's just a stand into the sky *
* Before you fall into a high *
* It's just a stand into the sky *
* Before you fall into a high *
* It's just a stand into the sky *
* Before you fall into a high *
She didn't land it. She sunk it.
It's not the power move we need, Mac.
Yeah, but it can be.
They give gold medals for potential now?
Jordan, we'd like to see your vault.
- What will you be showing us? - My Yurchenko full.
We'd rather see your layout Jordan.
It's been too long since anyone's seen her do it.
Give me a minute.
I'm not doing it.
- You want to stay here, don't you? - What do you think?
Ms. Randall, either we see the layout Jordan, or we're finished here.
Better give them what they want. Come on, you got this.
It's Emily Kmetko all over again.
I fired her because I was tired of having a stay-at-work mom, but nothing has changed.
I'm not her daughter. I'm just her dream of Olympic gold.
And without that I don't matter to her at all.
It's not about her dream. It's about yours.
Your mother won't be standing up on that podium with you.
You know what my Olympic dream has really been?
I win the gold, and I finally get away from her.
KP, you don't need a gold medal to do that.
I always thought somehow a gold medal would make me stronger.
Are you kidding?
You are one of the strongest girls I know.
If you could just believe that, you'll be free.
Now, wipe those tears
and let's go show these judges how this sport is really done!
- All right. - Thank you.
Come on.
[pop ballad plays]
* When you shine
* Your heart is made of gold
* When you shine your heart is made of gold *
* When you shine
* Your heart is made of gold
* When you shine your heart is made of gold *
* When you shine
* Your heart is made of gold
* When you shine your heart is made of gold *
* When you shine
* Your heart is made of gold
* When you shine your heart is made of gold *
* You and I are almost there
* Don't you know
I'm satisfied. Everyone else?
Thank you, ladies. That's all.
* You and I are almost there Don't you know *
[both laugh]
* When you shine *
[Regina] OK, who do we have left to talk about?
Jordan Randall. My vote would be to keep her.
Every week she gets better and better,
and there's still time for her to master that triple back dismount.
- Mac... - I know what you're going to say.
"Mac, that move has never been done in competition before."
But if she pulls it off, we'll give China a run for their money.
That's a big "if". And after that stunt she pulled today,
I worry she's more of a loose cannon than a serious threat.
To win gold, we need consistently strong performers like Kelly Parker.
I've been tracking her progress since her win at Worlds two years ago,
and she hasn't been progressing like the other girls have.
Now, consistency is great, but you really only need one workhorse on the team.
And we have Payson Keeler for that.
You really think she's more consistent than Kelly Parker?
Let's move on. Um...
What do we think of Wendy Capshaw?
There's only one thing we know that wins it all...
...athleticism and flash.
- And she's got both. - [Regina] Agreed.
If I was fighting for a spot on the Olympic team,
she'd be the one I would worry about beating.
The truth is all of these girls are great.
But not all of them are Olympians.
Today is about eliminating anyone we feel
won't benefit by remaining here any longer.
All right. Looks like it's time to send some girls home.
I suppose you're going to say I told you so.
Ah, I'd rather say I'm glad you called.
Lauren won't even talk to me.
You did what you thought was right.
- She put you in a tough place. - I know, right?
Well, if she's done with me, then...
...I guess I'm done with her.
Lauren is a part of your family.
And where I come from, you never give up on your family.
No matter how hard they make it for you.
Lauren may not be able to see it,
but right now she is going to need you more than ever.
Everything OK?
The list is up.
Good luck!
[sobs]
I knew I'd sail through.
Oh, we made it!
[Kaylie] But... KP didn't.
- Are you OK? - I will be.
I can't believe this!
[sighs] I can.
The truth is I peaked at Worlds,
and I have been trying to fight my way back ever since and...
...I just couldn't keep up with all of you, and the judges saw it.
All right, enough! Enough of this damn love-fest!
All right, see? Are you happy now?
Look. Look what happened when you're friends with the competition!
- Are you happy, Kelly? - Having friends is not the reason I got cut.
And it's the only thing holding me together right now.
You know what? The folks at the NGO are not gonna be happy about this.
They are not gonna be happy when they find out that Coach McStupid
tossed their shining star! But I tell you,
I'm gonna fix this. I will fix this if it's the last thing I do.
- There is nothing to fix! - Oh, come on. What are you, blind?!
Come on, everybody knows that the reason you got cut
and that little orphan Jordan, is still here... We know why.
Jordan is just better than me.
Kelly, better has nothing to do with it.
What, you think it's a coincidence that the black coach
kept the only little black girl in the running?
I will not let this gym
make my daughter into an Affirmative Action victim.
- I won't let that happen. - Enough!
Race has nothing to do with this!
[scoffs] Come on, Kelly! Stop being so naive!
No. Not anymore.
I am quitting this sport, and there is nothing you can do about it.
Well, guess what?
You absolutely are not quitting this sport
after all I have given up for you, you spoiled little brat!
- Now you can focus on your new client, Wendy. - Who?
- Did I hear my name? - Oh, my God.
I was just using little Miss Sunshine to get information about these witches
to feed to that coach.
- It was you? - You're the mole?
I was just talking. That's all.
You know how I blabber on sometimes, but...
...I swear I had no idea that she was going to use me to hurt you.
I am so sorry!
Please, you have to believe me!
Momma has a plan, OK? I'm gonna get your spot back for you, all right?
- You're fired. - You already fired me.
Not as my manager...
...as my mother.
It's Momma.
You can't fire me. It's your momma.
Momma loves you. Momma cares about you more than anyone.
- Who loves you as much as I do, huh? Your father?! - No!
Nobody loves you as much as I do! Kelly, Momma loves you!
Kelly!
So, you, hm?
You knew from the beginning
that I would go and tell all that information to that coach.
Actually, when I met you the day you dropped off KP for camp?
I was interested in representation.
Then when I told you that the girls snuck into the gym
and somehow Coach found out,
I knew I'd found something much better than a manager...
my own personal snitch.
You lying, disgusting,
perky piece of work.
Coming from you, I take that as a compliment.
I'll just tell those girls the truth, and your little game will be over.
Wouldn't matter what you said now.
Nobody would believe you over... me.
Besides, I'm taking The Rock girls down,
which is what you've always wanted.
You're welcome.
Watch your back.
[pop ballad plays]
It'll be really weird not seeing you on the mat every day.
It's gonna be weird for me, too. I've practically spent my entire life in a gym.
KP, are you really OK with this?
I don't think I'm going to miss it.
Gymnastics was my life, but...
I'm hoping there's more to me than just Kelly Parker, star gymnast.
I'm actually really excited to see what else is out there for me.
I called my dad.
Wow! What did he say?
He was really happy I called.
He wants me to come stay with them for a while.
His wife even got on the phone and said there's always been a room waiting for me.
I'm so happy for you.
Thank you.
And you better FaceChat. I want to know everything.
I will call you from the airport.
[door closes]
You almost ready, Kaylie?
Yeah. [clears throat]
Um...
Well, um...
I'm really glad I got to know you.
It was nice finally getting to know myself,
and, honestly, I have you to thank for that.
And we should thank you for being a tough competitor all these years.
You made all of us so much better.
You guys should go. I'll be fine.
I know you will.
* Falls apart
* Every question opens up
- Bye. - Bye.
* And how you get lost
* Wandering the hall
* Ohh
* Ohh ohh
You leaving?
Just like you told me to do when I first got here.
You told me you were meant to be in that gym.
I am.
What is it about that move, Jordan,
that makes you willing to throw everything away?
Hm? I know you can do it.
- I'm just trying to understand why you won't. - I just...
Look, I'm sorry, coach. I just... I can't talk about it.
- Did you look at the list? - No, I know what it says.
Don't let the door kick you on the way out. OK, I'm used to it.
It's like everybody else
knows the secret password, and I don't.
You know, that chip on your shoulder isn't doing you any favors.
Oh, like the favor you're doing me by letting me train here?
Like it's inconceivable to people I could be here because I'm actually good?
I understand what you're going through, Jordan.
You think I've had it easy? In this sport?
I didn't get where I am without a fight.
It seemed like everywhere I turned there was resistance and ignorance.
Unlike you, I learned that hanging on to my anger just made life that much harder.
Yeah? Well, my anger isn't your problem anymore.
- [scoffs] I got a bus to catch. - No, you don't.
Looks like you know the secret password after all.
- I'm still here? - The vote was unanimous.
You hear me? Unanimous.
You are potentially the biggest threat USA has this summer,
but you got to focus.
You let the ignorant get in your head and mess with it,
you got no chance in hell. Are we clear?
Yes, sir.
You will get that triple back dismount...
...even if it kills the both of us.
[laughs]
Well, nobody's dying on my watch.
I'll get there. You'll see.
* Ohh ohh
Yes!
* Ohh ohh *
[monitor beeping]
Hi, Lauren.
How are you doing?
Somebody killed my Olympic dreams today.
But other than that, I'm great, guys.
You don't know it's over.
- We just have to wait and see what the doctor says. - It doesn't matter!
I didn't get to perform! I got cut!
- Are you happy, Payson? - Of course I'm not.
I never wanted any of this to happen.
I just was so scared you would hurt yourself.
The only thing you were worried about
was that I was gonna kick your butt on beam.
You messed up your double illusion,
so you decided this was the way to bring me down.
How can you say that?
You... You don't mean that.
I never, ever want to see your smug, stupid little face again.
Now get out of my room and get out of my life!
- Lauren! - Get out, Payson! Now!
Go!
[door closes]
You know, she only did it because she loves you.
I would have done the same thing.
[door opens]
[door closes]
- [sobs] - It's OK.
It's OK.