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Pussycat Dolls Present: Girlicious: With the last week upon them, Asia, Chelsea, and Melissa R. are remaining three contestants in the search for the next Pussycat Doll.. After they get their final message from the Pussycat Dolls, Robin gives them their next assignment for performance. They will be doing Lady Marmalade as a group and each doing a solo performance to a Pussycat Dolls’ song, with Asia getting I Don’t Need A Man, Chelsea getting Feeling Good, and Melissa getting Stickwitu. The girls start rehearsing, and afterwards, they dine on the patio with Robin and Mikey, where they are given the chance to vent feelings. But this leads to a small argument between Asia and Melissa, which ends up erupting into a fight that night. Early in the morning, Asia and Melissa are yelling at each other, waking Chelsea up. A few hours later, at rehearsals, Chelsea tells Mikey what has happened, and Asia and Melissa continue their fight. Everything is resolved, and Robin visits to check on how the solos are going, but is not happy with what she hears. The girls soon continue their voice lessons with Eric and John, before leaving to do their final performance. At the Pussycat Dolls’ Lounge, they impress the judges first with their rendition of Lady Marmalade, and then with their solos. Robin has a tough decision to make when everything is done, but she chooses Asia as the newest member of the group. And to launch her as part of the new group, the new Pussycat Dolls line-up performs their hit song Don’t Cha.

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