Ep 3. JoJo with a Bow Bow

In Dance Moms' season 5 episode 3, titled "JoJo with a Bow Bow," the ALDC teams up with Abby Lee Miller and Broadway star, Kristin Chenoweth, to create an impressive dance routine that will be performed at a showstopping event.

As the episode starts, the team is gearing up for a major competition where their routine will be judged by two big industry names. Abby is feeling the pressure as she needs the girls to deliver a perfect performance in order to impress the judges, while the moms anxiously watch from the sidelines.

But before the competition, Abby introduces a new dancer to the team: twelve-year-old JoJo Siwa. JoJo is energetic, full of life and always has a bow in her hair to match her vibrant personality. However, JoJo's mother, Jessalyn, clashes with some of the other moms, causing tension within the group.

Despite this, the ALDC pushes forward with the Kristin Chenoweth duet, which will feature underdog Maddie and JoJo. While the dance is technically difficult, there are moments where Maddie and JoJo struggle to perfect their timing. Kristin has her doubts about the two working together, but Abby believes they can pull it off.

Meanwhile, Nia is given a solo as a way to encourage her to break out of her shell. The other moms are happy for Nia, but they feel as though their daughters are being overshadowed by Maddie and Nia.

As the competition approaches, the pressure builds and the team is on edge. Abby is confident in the girls' abilities, but the drama between the moms threatens to derail the team's success. The tension comes to a head when one of the moms confronts Abby, leading to a heated argument that threatens to tear the team apart.

In the end, the competition is a success, with the routine earning high praise from the judges. Despite the drama, the girls have pulled together to deliver an impressive performance that leaves the moms feeling proud.

Overall, Dance Moms' season 5 episode 3 is a thrilling installment that showcases the team's determination to succeed. The pressure is high, but the girls rise to the occasion and deliver outstanding performances, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats.