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Pussycat Dolls Present: Girlicious: The morning after Mariela’s elimination, the girls get their usual message from the Pussycat Dolls and a lesson from a Doll. This week the girls meet Melody, who teaches them about style. The girls also get their new challenge: they will be back-up dancers for the Dolls in a live performance, but there are only four spots available. After working on the routine for an hour with Mikey, the girls head to where the lucky few will be performing, and show what they have been working on to Robin. She chooses Melissa R., Asia, and Melissa S. to dance with the Dolls. Chelsea and Anastacia are not chosen because Robin isn’t sure about their dancing. The performance is a success, and the three dancers are rewarded. But afterwards, Melissa S. makes a mean comment about Chelsea’s dancing, and Melissa R. is worried about what her parents might think. The next day, Melissa R. is announced the winner of the challenge, and the girls get their next performance piece for elimination. They will be performing a burlesque routine to Pink Panther, Fever, and Big Spender, going back to the Dolls’ origins. During rehearsals, Melissa S. continues to make fun of Chelsea’s dancing, and Melissa R. continues to worry about what people might think. Performance night comes the following day, and the routine blows the judges away. But in the end, Anastacia is eliminated and must hang up her boa.

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