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My name is Lena Grisky
and I go to the best
ballet school in the world.

I have a secret.

I'm a time traveler from 1905

and my boyfriend Henri
is doing everything he can
to get me home.

♪ I can feel my heart skipping
Go off the beat ♪

♪ Things are pacing too fast
out on the streets ♪

♪ And I try to stay on my feet
along the way ♪

♪ Another crazy day
Okay, okay ♪

♪ Wake up, wake up, wake up
into a new world ♪

♪ Watch out, watch out, watch
out and hold on strong, girl ♪

♪ It's time to show myself
what I can be ♪

♪ Figure out my life
and still be me ♪

♪ Wake up, wake up, wake up
and welcome to my world ♪

(Frank) Previously... Armando
revealed the test rankings.

(Lena) It's a blip.
What if it's not?

(Lena) Claudine is first girl?

Please let me audition for
the Paris Opera Ballet School.
No.

Romy went behind Lena's back
and used her timepiece
to try to convince her dad.

Can I at least spend some time
with Lena?
Okay, but just for a day or two.

Ines was accepted
at the Paris Science Academy.

Pointes or a microscope?
Pointes.

But decided to follow
her passion for dance.

Thank you, Jeff!
And Nico shared
some big news with Lena.

But I feel something,
something for you.

♪ Like a shed of skin
for a new beginning ♪

Hey, you're in my spot. (laughs)

I ranked fifth and I couldn't
sleep, so I thought
I'd try it your way.

Is it working?

(sighs)

How did this happen?

No matter what school
or auditions or the Bureau
throw at us,

our friendship
is the most important thing.
(chuckles)

So we're gonna help each other,
no matter what.

And if bumping Claudine
out of a company spot happens,
then so be it.

(both laughing)

Thanks. I needed that. It's
just been so stressful recently.

We can do this, right?
Of course we can.

Those two spots are ours.
One and two.

I can't think of a world
without you in it, Lena Grisky.
(laughs)

And you don't have to. Because
we're getting those two spots

and we're gonna take
the Bureau down.
Okay.

(phone alarm buzzes)

Let's go.

♪ Who knows
if we'll ever meet again ♪

(piano music plays)

Are we gonna talk
about the rankings or not?

(sighs) Uh, for the sake of our
relationship, I say we're not.

Oh, ladies and gents!
Ladles and jellyspoons! (laughs)

I have some news
and it's sunny outside.
(all laughing)

(whispers)
That was a lame broadcast.

Well, lame or not, Mr. Chase,
the fact is, I have some news

and it is, in fact,
sunny outside, so...

Let's give it some oomph
in that broadcast. Come on,
give it some legs.

Yeah, I'll work on it.
Okay, you and you, over there.

You, you and you...
and you two... (whistles)

Okay. One, two, three, four,
five, six, seven. Seven!

There are seven spots
available in company.
That is what it looks like.

Which means... some of you
aren't gonna make it.

Two groups. One makes company.

That's half the class.
What kind of pep talk
is this, sir?

A realistic one. So, let's take
a look at who you are
outside of ballet, shall we?

What other skills do you have?
I don't like
where this is going.

(Jeff reads) 'Do you like
working alone or are you
a people person?

Do you take directions? No,
yes, sometimes.' What does this
have to do with making company?

This is an aptitude test.

You'll get a list of careers
that best suit your personality
and skill set.

But, sir, we're dancers.

That you are. But let's just
take one day to see
who and what else you may be.

Because the fact is, not
all of you are gonna make it.

(Romy laughs)

Attention! Welcome to
the Paris Opera Ballet School.

We are Bree and Kennedy
and we will be your tour guides
for the next few days.

Now, let's get right down
to the important stuff.
Okay. Ready?

We have the best wifi
on the planet.

And we get like,
every reality TV show there is.

Yeah, it's so super cool.
You can watch Biker Bakers and
then Chic Eye for the Sad Guy.

Oh, I love that one.
I love it. (giggles)

Are they being serious?
They're kind of funny. (laughs)

(sighs) Dude,
don't disappoint me.

(blows whistle) Keep up!
(snaps fingers) Lots to see.

(Romy sighs in disbelief)
(Bree snaps her fingers)

Wait, what? I got detective.

Where did that come from?
This doesn't make any sense.
Are these tests even legit?

Hm. I got newscaster or
sportscaster. Which is actually
kind of awesome.

I got... astrophysicist.
Oh, cool.
See, that actually makes sense.

Except I've committed to dance.
What if this means
I've made the wrong choice?

(sighs) Well, whatever.
I got accountant.
(chuckles)

I mean, come on,
I don't even like maths.
Wait, you actually got dancer?

I think you're the only one
of us that actually got dancer.

Maybe it's a mistake.
Yeah, I doubt that.

I don't.
Ours probably got mixed up.

So now what? Do I enroll
in detective school?
(all chuckle)

(mimics thinking sounds)

Hey. Ooh, how's it going?

I don't think
this is working because...
What is the point?

I like mine,
but I don't think...

Whoa, whoa!
I was just being polite.

Okay, we're three weeks away
from final exams, four weeks
away from company auditions.

This is the real deal,
my young superstars.

Exactly,
so why are we doing this?

So, tomorrow you'll do a short
presentation in class on the
careers you were matched with.

(groans)

What kind of presentation
exactly?

It's up to you, but it will
count towards your final grade.

But I can't picture doing
any other job, sir.
None of us do, sir.

Except Nico,
who actually got dancer.

Really?
(chuckles)

That's good. That doesn't get you
out of the assignment, though.

These aptitude tests don't work.
He got dancer and I got
accountant? I mean... Come on.

Be creative.

(mimics) Be creative.

We're like,
master smoothie makers

and we've come up with some
tricks to make them extra fast.

Thanks.

We learned the hard way that if
Thea's smoothie wasn't delivered

within seconds
of the finger snap,
things would get super ugly.

So, every night we prepare
pre‐blended ingredients

and always carry
this handy‐dandy shaker.
We call it The Smooth‐a‐shaker.

(whispers) You know...
I do have Lena's timepiece.

(whispers) What? You have to
give it back. You don't know
how it works.

(gasps) You can be such a bummer
sometimes, do you know that?

(whistle blowing)

(sighs)

Okay. Bring it in.
Very important details
you all need to know.

Finally. Something useful.
Mia Parker was dating
Pierre Peters,

but then he started dating
Peyton JW. It was a whole thing.

Oh, come on... (sighs)
(girls giggling)

(metallic screech)

(Lena) Hang on, Ines. I just
need to check in with Romy.

(beep)
(indistinct chattering)

Hey, how's it going?
Super duper. (laughs)

I need my timepiece back.
I told you not to use it.
It's too dangerous.

Use it? (scoffs)
As if. Totally didn't.

Are you sure about that?
You betcha. (laughs nervously)

I need it back, hand it over.

Well, uhm... I don't have it
here. Obviously.

It's at the hotel.
Totally hidden and unused.

(Bree) Yeah, but not till after.
Don't worry.

Are you okay?
Yeah, he's fine. (chuckles)

He just gets really overwhelmed
by stuff. It's best not to talk
to him when he's like this.

Just get me back
the timepiece, asap.
(chuckles and sighs with relief)

(electronic whirring)

What did you just do?
(scoffs) What are you
talking about, bro?

(whistle blowing)

(sighs) I'm so jealous. I can't
believe you actually got dancer.

I mean, how am I supposed
to do a presentation
on being a detective?

Just walk around and interrogate
people? What were you doing
on the night of March 12th?

Did you make this smoothie
or did you steal it?
It's totally lame and unfair.

No one's more surprised than me.
In a good way? It's hard
to tell with you sometimes.

Maybe you should be a detective.

Look, I'm not really a dancer.
I downloaded it.

And this test?
It's totally fake.

I just...
(sighs)

(sighs) I just don't know
where I fit in anymore.

Hey, I totally get that.
(chuckles) Talk about
not fitting in.

You should have seen me
when I first got here.

You know, you really get me.

Sometimes I think
you're the only person
in the world that does.

Are we gonna talk about
what I said the other night
before our pairs piece?

(nervous sigh) I...
I don't know what to say.

Lena, I know you're with Henri
and I know how much
you care about him.

Yeah, I am. And I do.
Lena, look...

No, I have to go.
(Jeff) Ladies and gents,

this assignment has sucked
the joy out of one of
my favorite things.

That's right. The news
broadcast. Thanks, Armando.

Oh, look, what do we have here?
It's Isaac P,
the super accountant.

It has come to my attention
that Isaac P, the man
who can leap like a gazelle,

can also do your parents' taxes.
(laughs)

And if it means anything,
I think you'd be the worst
accountant in the world.

(laughs)

It doesn't mean anything.
It means everything.

I can't believe I chose dance
over the Paris Science Academy
and then I got astrophysicist.

That's it! I've just got the
whole point of this assignment!
Come on, I'll show you!

Today you will dance
with actual Paris Opera
Ballet School students.

Here's a map
to help you get to the studio.

We've been dancing with Paris
Opera Ballet School dancers
for like, months, so whatever.

Don't flex.
It's not a good look.
Busted. (laughs)

(metallic screech)

(Kennedy) Okay, guys,
it's time to dance.
This is like, a totally big deal.

Like, huge.

(all laughing)

Oh, that's so fun. I love it.
(laughs) Thanks, Bree. You too.

(all laughing)

You need to take this seriously.
Like, super seriously.

You're here to audition for the
school and it is like, an honor

to dance with the class
as part of your training
before the big day.

Totally.
Yeah. Got it.

Sir, may I present to you Ines.
The astrophysicist.

(Flower Duet
by Léo Delibes plays)

(applause and cheering)

That was beautiful, beautiful.

But it was a dance. (clicks)
That wasn't the assignment,
was it?

Uh, ladies and gents, guys and
dolls, hermanas y hermanitos,

clearly Mr. Castillo did not
expect to see Ines light up
the stars here today,

but I'm gonna stop him right
there and ask him to let us
finish what we started, okay?

Fair enough.

(Jeff) Isaac, the accountant.

(busy electronic music plays)

(applause and cheering)

(Armando) Very nice, Isaac.
Jeffrey, you're next.

(Lena) Jeff, the newscaster.

(cheerful instrumental music)

Aw.

(applause and cheering)

Yeah, Jeff!

(Jeff) And finally,
Nico and Lena,
the detective and the dancer.

(gloomy instrumental music)

I told you. You're a dancer.

(applause and cheering)

I... don't get it. What was
the point of this assignment?

The point, Mr. Chase,
is that you're all dancers.

I wanted to see if you thought
you could do anything else
and you couldn't.

The only thing you could do,
was dance. So, well done.

Well done. You see? I was
dead serious when I said
for the coming weeks,

you'll do nothing but eat, sleep
and breathe ballet to prepare
for the next step in your lives

and I wanted to weed out
the weak. The accountants.
(laughing)

The detectives. And ignite
the passionate dancers.

So the results
were just totally rigged?

Uh, yeah. I may have wanted
to push a few buttons,
but the bottom line is...

(Ines) Consider buttons pushed.
You're ready.

So get some rest. If you think
the training you've done
up until now has been tough,

trust me, you haven't seen
anything yet. But hey...

That was some of your best work.
Well done, all of you.
Okay, you're dismissed.

Bring it in, bring it in.
We did it!

(all) Yeah.

(Lena) I think
we're right on track.
(Jeff) It was a great idea, L.

(Isaac) It was actually
really fun.

Oh, wait, wait, wait.
One more thing.

Now, I may not say this enough,
but uhm...

I'm really proud of you.

Well, go on then.

Go on, go on, go on! I do have
a life, you know. (laughs)

Hey, that was really great.

(giggling)
(both) You were amazing!
We are so making company!

Oh.

Man, I hope you're right.
Yeah.

(sighs with relief)

Okay, what's going on there?
Spill.

Nico told me he has feelings
for me. Like, real feelings.

Well, yeah... That's obvious.

What do you mean, it's obvious?
Lena, it's just obvious.

But I don't care how Nico feels
about you. I care how you feel
about Nico.

And more importantly,
how you feel about Henri.

I'll admit, in the beginning
I did have feelings for Nico.

But that was before I remembered
Henri. And then I got
my memories back and...

well, we found out who Nico
really was... and it changed.

And now?

Well, Nico is sweet.
And we really do connect
when we're dancing.

And maybe
if things were different,
then something could happen.

But Henri and I are finally
together in the same place and
time, I'm not letting him go.

Good. That's what I wanted
to hear.

(laughs)

Come on.

(piano music plays)

(Bree) Remember to straighten
your back. Focus on the choreo.
Oh, dear...

Right, okay. No, remember
to point your feet. What...

Don't stop! What are you doing?
Keep going, okay. Right.

(Bree) Okay, right.
(irritated sigh) No, no.

Terrible.
(Ms. Carré) Miss Jensen.

(Bree giggles nervously)

I see you've been hard at work.
Now it's time to see
what you've been working on.

Show me some choreography.
Yes, Ms. Carré.

(piano music resumes)

(sighs) I'm sorry... I...

(metallic whirring)

Let's learn the dance then.
(whirring, whooshing)

♪ But I know that I was wrong ♪

♪ I'm still in love with you
though you're gone ♪

♪ Because I can be fine
someday ♪

(Claudine) Aargh! Henri, I'm so
sick of hearing your mopey love
ballads. So I wrote you a song.

This is really good.
Oh, I know.

Can you put it to music?
Definitely.

How did you do this?
It's no big deal.

I write poetry. I'm going
to write a book someday.

It would have been impossible in
1905, but now I can do anything.

I'm having some friends come by
tonight for a kind of open mic
thing.

You should come.
For sure. I'll be there.

Cool.

(piano music plays)

Good.

I look forward to seeing you
at the audition in a few weeks.
Thank you, Ms. Carré.

Good, good,
but you can do better.

What are you up to? You never
nail new choreo. You always
take ages to learn it.

And then you're totally awesome,
but I'm just saying...
what did you do?

Nothing. I'm just in the zone.

(metallic whirring)

Oh, don't mind him, Ms. Carré.

Oh, call you Gabrielle?
(laughs) Why certainly.

What? You want me
to be an étoile now?

(blows) Well, I mean, I'd be
the first fourteen‐year‐old
étoile in history,

but if you insist. (laughs)

(Romy) Auditions in a few weeks.
I wonder... Let's see
what the future holds.

(electric hissing)

(Romy reads) 'Announcement.
Paris Opera Ballet School.

Failed. (gasps) Romy Jensen.'

I didn't get into the school.

(beep)
(whooshing)

(Bree) Oh!
OMG, a 'good' from Gabrielle
is like, super high praise.

Yeah, she basically just threw
rainbows and unicorns at you.
(giggles)

Can you push send for me?
I've been sitting here
for like an hour,

but I just can't bring myself
to do it.

(reads) 'I'd like to decline
your offer of acceptance.'

You're turning down
the Paris Science Academy?
Are you sure?

Yeah.

(presses a button)
(sharp exhale)

Are you happy?
Yeah, I am actually.
I feel... lighter.

Okay, good.
Because I was totally bluffing.
What?

You're the only one
that can press send. (laughs)

Fine.

(message sent noise)
(laughs)

I'm keeping
the sweatshirt, though.
(laughs)

Okay, from now on,
the only thing that matters,
is company, okay?

Deal.

Pow!

Hey.

You don't look so good.
What's wrong?

Something happened.

(sobs) Yes. Okay?
I used the timepiece.

I told you not to mess with...

Sorry.

Okay, tell me.

(sobs) I went forward in time
and... and I saw something.

I didn't get into
the Paris Opera Ballet School.

But we can still change that,
right?

Yeah.