Brandi Passante

The aftermath of Todd switching center position in last week's dance sets the tone as Todd pushes the girls to hone their performance skills with a country routine. Gabrielle sees this country number as an opportunity to get into a formation, but does she have what it takes to make it in the routine? Todd's life outside of coaching is turned upside down when his best friend and trainer, Patrick, agrees to help him lose weight. Rose questions her friendship...

The Instructors send the remaining 15 participants to rescue a "downed pilot," an exercise designed to test the teamwork of the group as well as the leadership of a select few. The group also attempts to keep up with Instructor Haggerty.

Todd Sharp, coach of the legendary University of Louisville Ladybirds dance team, and the winningest coach in the sport of dance, has one goal, and that is to repeat as National champions. With Nationals 10 weeks away, Todd knows that the Ladybirds are out of shape and in need and of a wakeup call. He selects a physically demanding routine for the upcoming men's basketball game. How far will Todd push the Ladybirds?

The remaining candidates are required to complete a field training exercise, commonly known in the military as an FTX. Everything they have learned up to this point must be used in order to pass the different stages of this FTX.

The Pawn Stars are seeing stars as rap artist, Flavor Flav, brings in an O.J. Simpson statue with a six-figure price tag, but is the juice worth the squeeze? Then, Rick sees money signs when a seller comes in an autographed Winston Churchill letter.

30 civilians begin the most intense physical and mental challenge of their life as they begin The Selection, led by six Special Operations veterans. Unrelenting physical training, interrogations, and tear gas exposure.

The 10 weeks of blood, sweat, and tears has all been leading up to one thing, Nationals.

On the season finale, Jarrod puts himself in charge of some of the wedding planning. Brandi is almost impressed when he lines up entertainment...but when Jarrod spends too much on too little, they have the fight to end all fights.

Payton and Cameron want allowance, but with the house under construction, Brandi and Jarrod have to think outside the box (and the house) to find chores. Meanwhile, Jarrod demands a say in Brandi's choice of wedding dress. But when Brandi turns.

Brandi can't seem to get any wedding planning done. To free up her schedule, she dupes Jarrod into a "lazy contest" so he will spend more time with the kids. But will Brandi be able to let Jarrod win the fake challenge?