A few people perceived praise, like Blake and Michael — along with Aylin, who annoys Lily with her “happy dance” — but for a many part, there were frowns all around. Even homework-assignment leader Abraham perceived oppressive words, putting him in tears. In a end, a bottom 3 were Dani, for lacking unrestrained and adaptability; Lily, for her off-putting dance moves and bad attitude; and Tyler, for dance moves that fundamentally caused Fred Astaire to spin in his grave.

The 3 afterwards give last-chance performances, starting with Dani, who impresses us with her take on “Landslide,” nonetheless Ryan Murphy felt that she didn’t unequivocally fit into Glee’s Broadway/pop aesthetic. Next, Tyler does “Daniel,” that Ryan Murphy says is 3000% improved than his opening final week.

Finally, Lily performs “Man! we Feel Like a Woman!,” in that she takes off her coupler and even flirts with a band — that Ryan Murphy records is a initial for a show! (The rope members afterwards respond, “It’s about freakin’ time! Why else do we consider we took this gig?”) But Ryan is endangered with Lily’s attitude, generally when she admits to carrying fought with her prior carol teacher. (A note to Lily: When Ryan asks if you’re difficult, probity competence not indeed be a best policy.)

Finally, it’s time to see who was sent packing, and it’s surprisingly Dani who get a boot. If we ask us, we were sorta repelled that Dani would chosen, as this seems waaay too premature. We’re only anticipating that Lily’s opinion has altered for a better, given we see her in tears following her review with Ryan. (Then again, given a preview footage from subsequent week that shows her starting a fight, we’re not so sure!)