We’re down to the final half-dozen on Pussycat Dolls Presents: Girlicious. Soon, very soon, we’ll find out which girls will make it into the scintillating, exciting group no one’s talking about.
This week’s oddly avant garde video message tells the girls that their challenge is about "Star Quality" - the ability to stand out in a crowd and turn heads and blah blah blah. Sometimes when I watch these things, I feel like I’m watching an old Egoiste commercial (the one with the ladies randomly opening old-timey shuttered windows and yelling "Egoiste!" into European alleyways).
When they go to meet Robin, she tells them that the weakest member will go home. Tiffanie, Charlye and Chrystina are put in the first group to be singing "Thirteen Men" while Nichole, Natalie and Carrie will be singing "Sway," both songs performed in the Pussycat Doll lounge shows.
Since there are so few girls left, that whole "Enemy Camps" vibe they have going is finally starting to take its toll. Chrystina’s really upset by being in the group with her two sworn enemies and Natalie tries to comfort her.
Carrie has some vocal blending issues during dance rehearsal and Mikey wonders if she can be part of a group or if she’s an individual artist. It seems to me if she was with two other girls with strong voices, it may not be as much of an issue. Chrystina, for the second week in a row, is messing up the lyrics and is just really discombobulated by being in the group she’s in. Robin tells them that they need to learn how to get along and bond somehow because this may end up being the group. In other words, she told them to suck it up and get over themselves.
Robin wakes the girls up the next morning and packs them into a van for a surprise trip to the marina. The purpose is to shoot a video for the single "Leave Me Alone" they recorded for the vocal challenge. Directed by Robin’s brother Steven Antin, they’ll be filming on a yacht - first in groups for the chorus and then individually for the verses.

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