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the technical aspects of the project. Trish, who is known for her out-of-the-box thinking, struggles to
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Shelby: You really think that you can make you good as Violet. Austin tries to examine her ability
and finds out she's actually better at dancing than him. When Austin walks in, she tells him she's still
in the process of trying to prepare his enormous pancake. He gives her a giant sausage wrapped in a
blanket to be used as a fake baby and claims to be recreating a chapter from the book where villages
are throwing onions at her at the end of the Civil War. Austin, however, is convinced she's making
unrealistic promises, and he is found to be right when Shelby tries playing the violin for the first
time. Along the way, they find that Shelby is a much better dancer than a violin player. When they
stop the film, she tries to talk him into letting her perform a scene that's less grueling, and he offers
to place her in a desert setting, where he threatens to cover her in live tarantulas, which in reality was
an attempt to get the perfect scream. However, Ally reveals that none of the scenes Dez made her
perform in have anything to do with the book, shocking Trish, as she didn't bother to actually read it.
Realizing she's not at the former Sonic Boom for lessons, they find that she has dropped off her
younger sister Shelby to take lessons instead. While Austin is showing off some new dance moves
for a future performance on Friends and Family Night, Shelby mimics those dance moves, behind
their backs. Violet comes in to pick her up from her lesson and uses the time to show an old video of
her impressing a crowd at Carnegie Hall when she was only three years old. To celebrate the
upcoming video, Dez gives Trish the shaken-up can of Carbonation Extreme, but she opens it up and
sprays it into his face instead. Dez realizes Trish found out his movie has nothing to do with the book
and explains he embellished the plot because he believed the original book was boring. Ally is so
confident she'll win the bet, that she gives him the catalog and directions to the jewelry store, only to
find that Shelby has broken yet another violin. Austin: I know, but you promised that she will be
good as her sister, and you haven't even heard her play. Shelby lives under the shadow of her sister
and knows that she's as terrible at playing music as Violet is good, however, Ally promises she can
make her as good as her sister. They didn't even have helicopters back then Trish: Wait, does Cecelia
get stuck on an iceberg? ( Ally nods ) Does she get attacked by tarantulas? ( Ally nods ) Fall down
an elevator shaft? ( Ally nods ) Dodge exploding hockey pucks? ( Ally nods ) Get her leg stuck in a
toilet. After they get her down, Trish reveals that she was dressed that way as part of a scene from
her book report. Violet: You'll going to be teaching my sister, Shelby. Having read the book last night
though, Trish was impressed by the storyline and decides that she's actually going to do a real book
report after all. After Trish leaves, Dez calls over a handsome young boy dressed as a sailor and
reveals that he has to drop him from the film. With some lessons and practice, I promise that you'll
be great, like your sister. Austin claims that he thought she'd be able to teach Shelby to play despite
all the difficulties. Austin: Hey Shelby, if your sister's that good, you must be pretty good too. They
try to talk her into taking up lessons with some other musical instrument, and as they discuss which
instrument she might be interested in trying other than the violin, she gets up on stage and dances
casually. Ally: I believe everybody has a talent inside them. Shelby: Nope. Austin: Have you ever
picked up a violin. I'm just dropping off and setting the bar impossibly high. Shelby: I tried playing
once, but I was so bad that my teacher quit after one lesson.
Violet comes in to pick her up from her lesson and uses the time to show an old video of her
impressing a crowd at Carnegie Hall when she was only three years old. Shelby lives under the
shadow of her sister and knows that she's as terrible at playing music as Violet is good, however,
Ally promises she can make her as good as her sister. Ally is so confident she'll win the bet, that she
gives him the catalog and directions to the jewelry store, only to find that Shelby has broken yet
another violin. Ally discovers her ability and they find out dancing is her true talent. To celebrate the
upcoming video, Dez gives Trish the shaken-up can of Carbonation Extreme, but she opens it up and
sprays it into his face instead. Violet: I don't mean to brag, but I'm actually better at modesty than
most people do. Austin claims that he thought she'd be able to teach Shelby to play despite all the
difficulties. Having read the book last night though, Trish was impressed by the storyline and
decides that she's actually going to do a real book report after all. Discouraged by the comparison
between her and her sister, Shelby gives up her lessons. When Shelby is done, Violet maintains her
belief that she's the most talented member of the family, but is genuinely impressed with her younger
sister's dancing. However, Ally reveals that none of the scenes Dez made her perform in have
anything to do with the book, shocking Trish, as she didn't bother to actually read it. He gives her a
giant sausage wrapped in a blanket to be used as a fake baby and claims to be recreating a chapter
from the book where villages are throwing onions at her at the end of the Civil War. Austin: I know,
but you promised that she will be good as her sister, and you haven't even heard her play. They try to
coax Ally into joining their game, but she refuses. Shelby: Nope. Austin: I'm sure you got some
understanding of how to play. Trish goes out of character and becomes frustrated at Dez for making
her sit on that ice block for an unnecessarily long time. Austin, on the other hand, is impressed with
Dez's irrelevant details. With some lessons and practice, I promise that you'll be great, like your
sister. Shelby: Nope. Austin: Have you ever picked up a violin. Shelby thanks Team Austin for her
lessons, and invites Austin for another run around the store, but Austin is too exhausted to join her.
After they get her down, Trish reveals that she was dressed that way as part of a scene from her book
report. Dez realizes Trish found out his movie has nothing to do with the book and explains he
embellished the plot because he believed the original book was boring. Along the way, they find that
Shelby is a much better dancer than a violin player. When Austin walks in, she tells him she's still in
the process of trying to prepare his enormous pancake. After Trish leaves, Dez calls over a handsome
young boy dressed as a sailor and reveals that he has to drop him from the film. Shelby: You really
think that you can make you good as Violet. They try to talk her into taking up lessons with some
other musical instrument, and as they discuss which instrument she might be interested in trying
other than the violin, she gets up on stage and dances casually. Austin: Hey Shelby, if your sister's
that good, you must be pretty good too. Austin tries to examine her ability and finds out she's
actually better at dancing than him.
Shelby: Nope. Austin: I'm sure you got some understanding of how to play. Realizing she's not at the
former Sonic Boom for lessons, they find that she has dropped off her younger sister Shelby to take
lessons instead. When Shelby is done, Violet maintains her belief that she's the most talented
member of the family, but is genuinely impressed with her younger sister's dancing. They didn't even
have helicopters back then Trish: Wait, does Cecelia get stuck on an iceberg? ( Ally nods ) Does she
get attacked by tarantulas? ( Ally nods ) Fall down an elevator shaft? ( Ally nods ) Dodge exploding
hockey pucks? ( Ally nods ) Get her leg stuck in a toilet. With some lessons and practice, I promise
that you'll be great, like your sister. Shelby lives under the shadow of her sister and knows that she's
as terrible at playing music as Violet is good, however, Ally promises she can make her as good as her
sister. Shelby: I tried playing once, but I was so bad that my teacher quit after one lesson. Along the
way, they find that Shelby is a much better dancer than a violin player. Shelby thanks Team Austin
for her lessons, and invites Austin for another run around the store, but Austin is too exhausted to
join her. Discouraged by the comparison between her and her sister, Shelby gives up her lessons. He
gives her a giant sausage wrapped in a blanket to be used as a fake baby and claims to be recreating
a chapter from the book where villages are throwing onions at her at the end of the Civil War.
Shelby: Nope. Austin: Have you ever picked up a violin. To celebrate the upcoming video, Dez gives
Trish the shaken-up can of Carbonation Extreme, but she opens it up and sprays it into his face
instead. Trish goes out of character and becomes frustrated at Dez for making her sit on that ice
block for an unnecessarily long time. Dez realizes Trish found out his movie has nothing to do with
the book and explains he embellished the plot because he believed the original book was boring.
While Austin is showing off some new dance moves for a future performance on Friends and Family
Night, Shelby mimics those dance moves, behind their backs. Ally is so confident she'll win the bet,
that she gives him the catalog and directions to the jewelry store, only to find that Shelby has broken
yet another violin. Ally discovers her ability and they find out dancing is her true talent. When Austin
walks in, she tells him she's still in the process of trying to prepare his enormous pancake. I'm just
dropping off and setting the bar impossibly high. Austin, on the other hand, is impressed with Dez's
irrelevant details. They try to talk her into taking up lessons with some other musical instrument, and
as they discuss which instrument she might be interested in trying other than the violin, she gets up
on stage and dances casually. Austin, however, is convinced she's making unrealistic promises, and
he is found to be right when Shelby tries playing the violin for the first time. Austin: Hey Shelby, if
your sister's that good, you must be pretty good too. They try to coax Ally into joining their game,
but she refuses. After they get her down, Trish reveals that she was dressed that way as part of a
scene from her book report. Shelby: You really think that you can make you good as Violet.
However, Ally reveals that none of the scenes Dez made her perform in have anything to do with the
book, shocking Trish, as she didn't bother to actually read it. Violet: I don't mean to brag, but I'm
actually better at modesty than most people do.
They try to talk her into taking up lessons with some other musical instrument, and as they discuss
which instrument she might be interested in trying other than the violin, she gets up on stage and
dances casually. Ally discovers her ability and they find out dancing is her true talent. Violet comes
in to pick her up from her lesson and uses the time to show an old video of her impressing a crowd at
Carnegie Hall when she was only three years old. Austin claims that he thought she'd be able to teach
Shelby to play despite all the difficulties. After Trish leaves, Dez calls over a handsome young boy
dressed as a sailor and reveals that he has to drop him from the film. Austin: I know, but you
promised that she will be good as her sister, and you haven't even heard her play. After they get her
down, Trish reveals that she was dressed that way as part of a scene from her book report. Austin, on
the other hand, is impressed with Dez's irrelevant details. I'm just dropping off and setting the bar
impossibly high. Austin, however, is convinced she's making unrealistic promises, and he is found to
be right when Shelby tries playing the violin for the first time. While Austin is showing off some new
dance moves for a future performance on Friends and Family Night, Shelby mimics those dance
moves, behind their backs. Realizing she's not at the former Sonic Boom for lessons, they find that
she has dropped off her younger sister Shelby to take lessons instead. Along the way, they find that
Shelby is a much better dancer than a violin player. With some lessons and practice, I promise that
you'll be great, like your sister. However, Ally reveals that none of the scenes Dez made her perform
in have anything to do with the book, shocking Trish, as she didn't bother to actually read it. Austin
tries to examine her ability and finds out she's actually better at dancing than him. Shelby thanks
Team Austin for her lessons, and invites Austin for another run around the store, but Austin is too
exhausted to join her. Violet: You'll going to be teaching my sister, Shelby. Having read the book last
night though, Trish was impressed by the storyline and decides that she's actually going to do a real
book report after all. Discouraged by the comparison between her and her sister, Shelby gives up her
lessons. When they stop the film, she tries to talk him into letting her perform a scene that's less
grueling, and he offers to place her in a desert setting, where he threatens to cover her in live
tarantulas, which in reality was an attempt to get the perfect scream. When Shelby is done, Violet
maintains her belief that she's the most talented member of the family, but is genuinely impressed
with her younger sister's dancing. Shelby: Nope. Austin: I'm sure you got some understanding of
how to play. Shelby: I tried playing once, but I was so bad that my teacher quit after one lesson. He
gives her a giant sausage wrapped in a blanket to be used as a fake baby and claims to be recreating
a chapter from the book where villages are throwing onions at her at the end of the Civil War. Ally is
so confident she'll win the bet, that she gives him the catalog and directions to the jewelry store,
only to find that Shelby has broken yet another violin. They try to coax Ally into joining their game,
but she refuses. To celebrate the upcoming video, Dez gives Trish the shaken-up can of Carbonation
Extreme, but she opens it up and sprays it into his face instead. Shelby: Nope. Austin: Have you ever
picked up a violin.
When they stop the film, she tries to talk him into letting her perform a scene that's less grueling, and
he offers to place her in a desert setting, where he threatens to cover her in live tarantulas, which in
reality was an attempt to get the perfect scream. With some lessons and practice, I promise that you'll
be great, like your sister. Along the way, they find that Shelby is a much better dancer than a violin
player. Austin, however, is convinced she's making unrealistic promises, and he is found to be right
when Shelby tries playing the violin for the first time. After Trish leaves, Dez calls over a handsome
young boy dressed as a sailor and reveals that he has to drop him from the film. Having read the
book last night though, Trish was impressed by the storyline and decides that she's actually going to
do a real book report after all. Shelby: Nope. Austin: I'm sure you got some understanding of how to
play. Shelby lives under the shadow of her sister and knows that she's as terrible at playing music as
Violet is good, however, Ally promises she can make her as good as her sister. Shelby: Nope. Austin:
Have you ever picked up a violin. They didn't even have helicopters back then Trish: Wait, does
Cecelia get stuck on an iceberg? ( Ally nods ) Does she get attacked by tarantulas? ( Ally nods ) Fall
down an elevator shaft? ( Ally nods ) Dodge exploding hockey pucks? ( Ally nods ) Get her leg
stuck in a toilet. Violet comes in to pick her up from her lesson and uses the time to show an old
video of her impressing a crowd at Carnegie Hall when she was only three years old. Dez realizes
Trish found out his movie has nothing to do with the book and explains he embellished the plot
because he believed the original book was boring. Realizing she's not at the former Sonic Boom for
lessons, they find that she has dropped off her younger sister Shelby to take lessons instead. Shelby:
I tried playing once, but I was so bad that my teacher quit after one lesson. When Shelby is done,
Violet maintains her belief that she's the most talented member of the family, but is genuinely
impressed with her younger sister's dancing. Violet: I don't mean to brag, but I'm actually better at
modesty than most people do. Austin tries to examine her ability and finds out she's actually better at
dancing than him. Shelby thanks Team Austin for her lessons, and invites Austin for another run
around the store, but Austin is too exhausted to join her. Discouraged by the comparison between her
and her sister, Shelby gives up her lessons. After they get her down, Trish reveals that she was
dressed that way as part of a scene from her book report. Violet: You'll going to be teaching my
sister, Shelby. Austin, on the other hand, is impressed with Dez's irrelevant details. He gives her a
giant sausage wrapped in a blanket to be used as a fake baby and claims to be recreating a chapter
from the book where villages are throwing onions at her at the end of the Civil War. Ally: I believe
everybody has a talent inside them. Ally is so confident she'll win the bet, that she gives him the
catalog and directions to the jewelry store, only to find that Shelby has broken yet another violin. To
celebrate the upcoming video, Dez gives Trish the shaken-up can of Carbonation Extreme, but she
opens it up and sprays it into his face instead. I'm just dropping off and setting the bar impossibly
high. Ally discovers her ability and they find out dancing is her true talent. While Austin is showing
off some new dance moves for a future performance on Friends and Family Night, Shelby mimics
those dance moves, behind their backs.
After they get her down, Trish reveals that she was dressed that way as part of a scene from her
book report. However, Ally reveals that none of the scenes Dez made her perform in have anything
to do with the book, shocking Trish, as she didn't bother to actually read it. Austin, however, is
convinced she's making unrealistic promises, and he is found to be right when Shelby tries playing
the violin for the first time. To celebrate the upcoming video, Dez gives Trish the shaken-up can of
Carbonation Extreme, but she opens it up and sprays it into his face instead. Dez realizes Trish found
out his movie has nothing to do with the book and explains he embellished the plot because he
believed the original book was boring. Trish goes out of character and becomes frustrated at Dez for
making her sit on that ice block for an unnecessarily long time. Shelby lives under the shadow of her
sister and knows that she's as terrible at playing music as Violet is good, however, Ally promises she
can make her as good as her sister. Shelby thanks Team Austin for her lessons, and invites Austin for
another run around the store, but Austin is too exhausted to join her. Violet: You'll going to be
teaching my sister, Shelby. Shelby: You really think that you can make you good as Violet. I'm just
dropping off and setting the bar impossibly high. Austin tries to examine her ability and finds out
she's actually better at dancing than him. They try to talk her into taking up lessons with some other
musical instrument, and as they discuss which instrument she might be interested in trying other than
the violin, she gets up on stage and dances casually. When Austin walks in, she tells him she's still in
the process of trying to prepare his enormous pancake. Austin: I know, but you promised that she
will be good as her sister, and you haven't even heard her play. With some lessons and practice, I
promise that you'll be great, like your sister. He gives her a giant sausage wrapped in a blanket to be
used as a fake baby and claims to be recreating a chapter from the book where villages are throwing
onions at her at the end of the Civil War. When they stop the film, she tries to talk him into letting
her perform a scene that's less grueling, and he offers to place her in a desert setting, where he
threatens to cover her in live tarantulas, which in reality was an attempt to get the perfect scream.
Violet: I don't mean to brag, but I'm actually better at modesty than most people do. When Shelby is
done, Violet maintains her belief that she's the most talented member of the family, but is genuinely
impressed with her younger sister's dancing. Ally discovers her ability and they find out dancing is
her true talent. After Trish leaves, Dez calls over a handsome young boy dressed as a sailor and
reveals that he has to drop him from the film. Austin: Hey Shelby, if your sister's that good, you must
be pretty good too. While Austin is showing off some new dance moves for a future performance on
Friends and Family Night, Shelby mimics those dance moves, behind their backs. Having read the
book last night though, Trish was impressed by the storyline and decides that she's actually going to
do a real book report after all. Shelby: Nope. Austin: Have you ever picked up a violin. Shelby:
Nope. Austin: I'm sure you got some understanding of how to play. Along the way, they find that
Shelby is a much better dancer than a violin player. Austin claims that he thought she'd be able to
teach Shelby to play despite all the difficulties.
Austin tries to examine her ability and finds out she's actually better at dancing than him. Austin, on
the other hand, is impressed with Dez's irrelevant details. Austin claims that he thought she'd be able
to teach Shelby to play despite all the difficulties. Shelby thanks Team Austin for her lessons, and
invites Austin for another run around the store, but Austin is too exhausted to join her. Violet: You'll
going to be teaching my sister, Shelby. He gives her a giant sausage wrapped in a blanket to be used
as a fake baby and claims to be recreating a chapter from the book where villages are throwing
onions at her at the end of the Civil War. Austin, however, is convinced she's making unrealistic
promises, and he is found to be right when Shelby tries playing the violin for the first time. Violet
comes in to pick her up from her lesson and uses the time to show an old video of her impressing a
crowd at Carnegie Hall when she was only three years old. Along the way, they find that Shelby is a
much better dancer than a violin player. Ally discovers her ability and they find out dancing is her
true talent. With some lessons and practice, I promise that you'll be great, like your sister. When
Austin walks in, she tells him she's still in the process of trying to prepare his enormous pancake.
Realizing she's not at the former Sonic Boom for lessons, they find that she has dropped off her
younger sister Shelby to take lessons instead. I'm just dropping off and setting the bar impossibly
high. Austin: Hey Shelby, if your sister's that good, you must be pretty good too. Shelby: I tried
playing once, but I was so bad that my teacher quit after one lesson. While Austin is showing off
some new dance moves for a future performance on Friends and Family Night, Shelby mimics those
dance moves, behind their backs. Trish goes out of character and becomes frustrated at Dez for
making her sit on that ice block for an unnecessarily long time. Discouraged by the comparison
between her and her sister, Shelby gives up her lessons. Having read the book last night though, Trish
was impressed by the storyline and decides that she's actually going to do a real book report after all.
When Shelby is done, Violet maintains her belief that she's the most talented member of the family,
but is genuinely impressed with her younger sister's dancing. Ally: I believe everybody has a talent
inside them. Ally is so confident she'll win the bet, that she gives him the catalog and directions to
the jewelry store, only to find that Shelby has broken yet another violin. Shelby: Nope. Austin: I'm
sure you got some understanding of how to play. Shelby: Nope. Austin: Have you ever picked up a
violin. Austin: I know, but you promised that she will be good as her sister, and you haven't even
heard her play. After Trish leaves, Dez calls over a handsome young boy dressed as a sailor and
reveals that he has to drop him from the film. They didn't even have helicopters back then Trish:
Wait, does Cecelia get stuck on an iceberg? ( Ally nods ) Does she get attacked by tarantulas? ( Ally
nods ) Fall down an elevator shaft? ( Ally nods ) Dodge exploding hockey pucks? ( Ally nods ) Get
her leg stuck in a toilet. They try to coax Ally into joining their game, but she refuses.