(slow violin music)
- [Cheer Coach] All right, ladies.
Five six seven eight.
- A-T-T (drowns out).
- Wow, are we really awake at six a.m.
- At-a-way, at-a-way,way to give 'em a rest.
Not that-a-way, not that-a-way.
- Rhyme you made it!
Are you ready to rock the wolf wall?
- Um, That sounds frightening.
(shoe slapping floor)
(bell rings)
- Let's go
(pop beat playing)
♪ We fly so high, ♪
♪ We fly together fly together ♪
♪ We are a girl gang ♪
♪ Like birds of a featherbirds of a feather ♪
♪ We fly so high ♪
♪ We fly together fly together ♪
♪ We are a girl gang ♪
♪ Like birds of a featherbirds of a feather ♪
(peppy music)
- So listen, I totally get it.
But we're not in Texas anymore Toto.
I get that you miss,
actually I don't what you couldpossibly miss about Texas.
I don't want to say downeror that you've been a bit bla
but its bumming us all out at home.
Are you even listening to me?
- Yeah. Sorry, it's just not a big deal.
And I'm not superexcited about being back.
The new, old newly weds don't help either.
- But what if our parents are happy again?
Maybe you should give it a real shot.
You know, find somethinghere that you care about.
(bustling)
Please?
For me?
And he's gone, okay.
- Hey!
- Hi.
- How was your first practice?
- What?
Oh, Cheer!
Awful, yeah terrible.
- Really?
- I don't think its for me.
Its nothing like dance at all.
There's these crazy flying moves,
and everybody's kicking,and I'm gonna quit.
- You don't have to quit.
I told you I don't care that you made it.
- But I never wanted to cheer.
- But they wanted you and not me.
So at least give it a try?
(Guitar)
- Yo welcome back.
So you back for good now?
- Guess so.
Parents are still trying to make it work.
I don't really have much of a choice.
- Just like the old days, huh?
- I heard you're managingthe football team nowadays.
- Yeah my dad always told me Iwas gonna be running back but
I found out you have to be fast for that
so not really my thing.
- Thing is I was quarterbackfor my old school.
We made it to state last year.
- No way TK, that's awesome.
- I was gonna see if you could
maybe help me talk to the captain?
See if there's any spots opening up?
- TK you know I always go to your back but
we've been pretty filled up this year
and I had a lot of people stepup since you've been gone.
- C'mon, like you saidget it back to old days.
- All right, let's see what Ty says.
- Thanks, Flash.
(locker slams)
(locker bangs)
- Wrong side of the bed?
- Thanks.
- I'm just teasing, what's wrong?
- Everything, I feellike it's either homework
or working at Junior's.
And I picked up two extra shiftsto help my mom with money.
- Your mom's still out of work?
- According to her at least.
Sometimes I wish I could just
sip lattes with theChicken Girls
and not worry about money.
Is this the part where youoffer to cover my shift?
- Wish I could but you knowTuesdays are my busiest day.
- I'm gonna be workingat Junior's when I'm 80.
- Good things come to those who wait.
(School bell rings)
- And in conclusion,
day light savings not onlykills your circadian rhythm,
causes traffic accidents and
it makes talking to peoplein different times zones
nearly impossible.
- Thank you Ellie.
Those are some good points.
Yes, Carlos.
- Wrong, and I'll tell you why.
First, more day lightmeans more productivity,
and therefore more money for corporations.
- Because they need more money.
- Second, more day lightmeans more time for activities
and less time for crimes thatare often times committed
in the dark of night.
- Spoken like a true criminal.
- What was that, Ellie?
- Nothing.
(up beat music)
- Um, hey.
- Hey Ro, what's up?
- I was just wondering if we could talk?
- Sure, hit me.
Let me guess you're wonderingwhy I'm a cheerleader
when I'm dressed like Icould be in an Indie band?
- Now that you mention it.
- It was never really on my radar.
But one thing my mom always taught me
was that I should tryanything at least once.
So I tried cheer.
Next thing I knew I was captain.
- Does it ever make youquestion your identity?
Like, weird out your friends?
- People who judge me in thisoutfit are on the side lines.
Just ask myself, have theybeen accepted to Yale?
- You're going to Yale?
- Another plot twist, am I right?
I don't think anyone should be boxed in
by social constructs.
I can be aggressive but Ican also B-E aggressive.
Wanna help me Photoshop this?
One of the layers is off.
(catchy music)
- Hashtag Tuesday tea get ready
'cause I'm about to spill it all.
- Oh yeah?
- Its about to be likeTMZ, the high school years.
In on corner TK and Rhyme time.
In another, why can Robbiesee when I call him?
And in the other can we cheer Quin up?
Too soon?
- Hilarious.
- Oh, oh You know those um,
Triple Ice Mocha Macchiatothings that you make
that are so delicious?
- You mean the Macchiato Toast?
- Yeah those.
I would like a whole roundavailable for The Chicken Girls.
No, I know its not cheapperse but they're delish.
- Sure thing.
Anything for the famous Chicken Girls.
- Okay, great.
See ya later. (laughs)
- Okay
- Sorry bro, no.
- No?
- These guys have beenbusting their butts off
for years to earn the spot.
- I get it but why can't I practice with.
- alright look, no can do.
Rules.
All right,hey come tryout for us in the fall.
- Nah, its cool.
- Okay.
- Oh, whoa man I'm sorry.
- I got it.
- I'm Wes by the way.
- I know who you are.
(beating drum)
- So that was a decent cappuccino
but I would like a cappuccinyes.
So were gonna try that again
but with a little bit more gusto.
- Yes, and um, please don'tforget my Ralph Macchiato.
- Who?
- The Karate Kid.
- Oh!
And mine needs to be madewith unsweetened almond milk.
- You got it.
- She's gonna be so surprised.
- I know it's so (talks quietly)
- That is the coolest.
(alarm rings)
And I'm late.
- Wait what did you want to talk about?
- Oh um, nothing. I'll seeyou at practice tomorrow.
♪ Oh hi i i ♪
(quiet chattering)
- Girl, you are so late
you're early for next weeks Tuesday tea.
- I know, I got distractedwith a school project.
- Okay, we all know you'rea big shot cheerleader now.
- Barely on the team.
- Shh she's coming, she's coming.
- Hi cousin can I take your order?
- Ah, yes.
I was wondering if you guyshave any Canadian Oolong Tea?
Preferably long grain.
- Canadian Oolong.
- Yeah.
- OkaY, you know what?
I am tired of waiting handand foot on all of you
like I'm Cinderella.
Maybe I'm not a part ofyour super special girl gang
or whatever.
But I'm still a personand I deserve to be.
- Surprise!
♪ Turn it half way ♪
- Wait, wait what is this?
- Well we're so lucky tohave you as our friend
and now to be apart of oursuper special girl gang.
- Forever!
- I love you.
- Oh my gosh I love you.
Oh, I love it.
- [Female In Background](softly spoken) Chicken Girl.
- Oh I love it.
- Ready, wait, take apicture, take a picture.
- It's official chicken girls necklace.
- I love it.
- That was really cool of you guys.
She's been wanting that for a while.
- Did she tell you that?
- Yeah, kinda obvious.
- Guess you're right.
- So Astrid's a chicken girland you're a cheerleader
or is that somethingyou decided not to do?
- I thought about it.
And I think I'm gonna give it a shot.
I can be aggressive but Ican also B-E aggressive.
- I gotta say cheerleaderor not you're pretty cute.
♪ But it is you that I want ♪
(phone bleeping)
- [Voice On Phone] Thomas, are you okay?
- I don't know.
- [Voice On Phone] I thought we weren't
gonna speak for a while?
- I know I just miss you.
I miss Texas.
- [Voice On Phone] Didsomething bad happen?
- I just don't belonghere, I wanna see you.
- [Voice On Phone] You'rethe best boyfriend Tommie
I knew you wouldn't leave me.
(music)
- [Female] Next time on "Chicken Girls"`.
- Where do you think you're going?
- This place has reallychanged, I've changed.
- Looks like we've got a little company.
Lets get this show on the road.
(catchy music)
- Its just a game Rhyme.
- [Male] You can do it sophomore.
(whooshing)
TK tries to pick up where he left off in Attaway, Rhyme makes a new friend on the cheer squad, and Astrid feels more at home than ever among the Chicken Girls. SUBSCRIBE: https://brat.tv/BratSub MERCH: http://bit.ly/BratTV-Shop WATCH MORE CHICKEN GIRLS http://bit.ly/ChickenGirls-Season5 https://brat.tv/ChickenGirls_Season4 https://brat.tv/ChickenGirls_Season3 https://brat.tv/ChickenGirls_Season2 https://brat.tv/ChickenGirls-Season1 ABOUT CHICKEN GIRLS Rhyme and her friends — known by their 'ship name, "The Chicken Girls" — have been dancing together forever. But as they enter high school, everything begins to change. They’ll have to survive boy drama, mean girls, and new interests that threaten to tear the girls apart. ABOUT BRAT TV Brat TV makes original shows with all of your favorite creators! Tune in every day at 3pm for full episodes of "Chicken Girls," "Total Eclipse,” “Crown Lake”, "Zoe Valentine" and more. CHICKEN GIRLS | Season 6 | Ep. 2: “Cheer Up” https://youtu.be/o7YitHzD0-w