Bring It! Season 3

Coach D is determined to lead her Dolls to victory in this week's street battle against Compton.

Dianna struggles to get her new team into shape; Crystianna and Faith vie for a solo; Dana makes waves in the viewing room; Dana wants to give the mothers makeovers.

Coach D has a show-stopping idea, but the Dolls' participation is put at risk; and Dianna is forced to change her choreography at the last minute. Elsewhere, the Dancing Doll parents are near their wits' end after a new mom arrives.

Dianna and the Dolls are busy preparing for a competition, homecoming parade and halftime show; and the DDPs and Baby Dolls participate in the team's field show. Later, Dianna throws a stand at the Divas of Olive Branch.

Rittany throws a wrench in Dianna's plan after hearing the team's participating in another parade. Later, Dianna forces Rittany to make a tough decision regarding Crystianna's participation in the parade and this week's competition.

It's `Fright Night in the Dollhouse' and Dianna has big plans for a show-stopping Halloween routine, but deadly rivals The Purple Diamonds have other ideas.

Dianna prepares an ambitious gospel duet with an unlikely pair; Tina prepares for her wedding; Selena finds out she has not been invited to Tina's wedding.

The Dolls rehearse for a pom-pom competition against their Texas rivals, Xplosive, and the new girls struggle to catch on. Meanwhile, Dianna cuts the Battle Royale soloist hopefuls down to six dancers; and Selena confronts Miss D about Sky's chances.

Dianna asks Kayla to help choreograph a hip-hop routine, but her controlling ways prevent Kayla from leading the team. Later, the parents get in an argument after Rittany blames the team's losing streak on Faith.

Dianna choreographs a '90s-inspired, TLC-themed dance; Dianna struggles to get the team in shape.

Neva crosses the line in Stand Battle this week; state testing forces Miss D to make a risky decision; Tina goes on the offensive when a new coach threatens to sideline Kayla.

The Dancing Dolls must take on eight of their fiercest rivals to secure a spot in the Battle Royale; Camryn is pushed to her limits; Mimi is fired up over the new mothers' lack of support for their captain.

After losing the Battle Royale two years in a row, Dianna overloads her team with complicated choreography and ambitious stands that involve guest appearances from alumni.

Things get `real real' when Vivica Fox hosts a full cast reunion.

For the first time in Dollhouse history, Coach D splits the Dancing Dolls into two teams for a fiercely competitive scrimmage match

Coach D enlists the Dancing Dolls in a grudge match with her most bitter rival, Neva-the-Diva. Dianna will stop at nothing to beat her arch-nemesis.

Coach D accepts a rematch from the Divas of Compton; one of the parents loses control when Coach D decides to shake things up; Mimi struggles to let Camryn begin dating.

After a series of losses in the freestyle category, Coach D decides to whip her team into shape.

Coach D is 'ballin' in the Dollhouse this week, as she takes her game to the next level and enlists her husband to help with an ambitious basketball-themed routine.

The dancers compete for a scholarship at a local university; Coach D must train the battle squad to dance on a college level.

The Dancing Dolls team up with their rivals, the Purple Diamonds, to take on Memphis in a city vs. city competition; Coach D choreographs an ambitious creative dance; Sunjai gives Camryn a tour of her college campus.

Coach D's plans backfire when her decision to include 30 new dancers in a football field competition puts the team in jeopardy for game day.

During the week of the final competition before the Summer Dance Slam, Coach D turns up the heat.

Coach D choreographs a stepping routine for the Summer Dance Slam.