Little Miss Perfect Episode Guide, Season 2 - Pazsaz Entertainment Network

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Madison vs. Angelina
At eight-years-old, Madison has it all - a supportive family, a dedicated coach and some groovy outfits. Nicole, Madison's mom, thinks the add-ons - acrylic nails, hairpieces and a spray tan - will help her daughter win. Meanwhile, Madison's best friend - ten-year-old Angelina - is also competing in the Little Miss Perfect pageant, but taking a much different approach. Without a lot of money to spend, Angelina's mom, Dani, is shunning glitzy extras in hopes that Angelina's sparkling ways will win over judges. With a rented dress on hand, Dani is showcasing Angelina's natural looks. As pageant day looms, Madison relies on the help of a coach to perfect her routine, while Angelina, a relative novice, struggles to choreograph a roller-skating routine practically solo. Will the fresh-faced newbie pull off the big win? Or will pageant-savvy Madison capture the title of Little Miss Perfect: Nashville?

Shelbie vs. Destinee
Beauty queen Shelbie, 7, is ready to make a comeback after a long break from pageants. With the Little Miss Perfect pageant coming up in Dallas, Texas, this is her chance to get back on stage. Shelbie has never been a big winner so her Mom, Stacie, is ready to do whatever it takes to make Shelbie the "total package." As Shelbie and Mom prepare for the upcoming pageant, nothing is off limits. Mom wants Shelbie to have a polished routine, the most competitive clothes and, after a trip to the orthodontist, the most sparkling smile on stage. For Little Miss Perfect's signature event, the "wow wear" category, Mom will even seek out the advice of pageant director, Michael Galanes. Michael pays the family a visit and, after viewing Shelbie's wow wear routine, is not impressed. He offers some tips that will help "wow" the judges, but if Shelbie wants to make a comeback, she'll really have to turn it on. Shelbie's competitor is Destinee. At only 8 years old, Destinee is a pageant professional who is ready to add another trophy to her collection, but even this seasoned beauty queen finds the wow wear category challenging. In her routine, Destinee will be a flashy cowgirl showcasing a leg lift that is sure to impress. After a few practice sessions with her dance instructor, Destinee realizes the leg lift is harder to pull off than she thought. The night before the pageant proves to be even more daunting when Destinee has trouble remembering her entire wow wear routine. Despite Destinee's setbacks, her parents, Sha and Tracy, are confident that with all her pageant experience, Destinee will be sure to shine on stage. With pageant day rapidly approaching, Shelbie's Mom has her eyes on the prize. She drills Shelbie on every move of her routine up until the last possible moment. Destinee wakes up confident on pageant day, but a stomach bug quickly sets in. If Destinee can pull it together, this pageant pro may keep her winning streak, but if Shelbie makes a stellar comeback, she could take the coveted title of Little Miss Perfect.

Brianna vs. Lexi
Brianna, 5, and her mother Griselda are new to the world of pageants but that doesn't stop Griselda from seeing her daughter as a pro on stage. Griselda is sure Brianna has what it takes to make it to the top in pageantry. The family prides themselves on being original and plan on wowing the judges with a Barbie-in-a-Box routine. Brianna's father Marco works two jobs to help pay for all of Brianna's pageant expenses. With the Little Miss Perfect pageant coming up so quickly Griselda takes on another expense and hires a coach to train Brianna. Coach Nicki has her work cut out for her with only a few days to teach a less-than-cooperative Brianna all she needs to win the crown. Everything needs to be perfect, and Griselda is starting to feel the pressure. As the pageant approaches, Griselda becomes stricter and sterner with Brianna. There has been a lot of money and time put into this. Is Brianna ready for the biggest pageant of her life? Lexi, 5, comes from a long line of family with over 25 years of experience in the art of pageantry. Lexi is definitely a girl born to do pageants and they are not an average do-it-yourself family. Lexi's mother, Jaime, does Lexi's make-up and coaches her. Lexi's grandmother, Jackie, choreographs routines and makes sure Lexi is good and hopped up on sugar to keep her energy up. Lexi wears a flipper to hide the big hole in her smile, but the flipper that Lexi wears no longer fits and drops out of her mouth whenever she smiles. With the Little Miss Perfect pageant just a week away Jaime tries to make a mold herself for a new flipper but things don't go as planned and it seems Lexi won't get a new flipper in time for the pageant. As if that's not enough, Lexi has a new Little Red Riding Hood routine she needs to learn within one week. Mom Jaime and Grandmother Jackie have to pull all of their resources to get Lexi pageant ready. Will all of the family's experience be enough to get Lexi crowned Little Miss Perfect?

Trinity vs. Taylor
Kelly and her 7-year-old daughter, Trinity, have been doing pageants for years, and according to Kelly, Trinity has won just about every pageant she's competed in. Trinity isn't a big fan of practicing for pageants so Kelly turns to Coach Melissa and her daughters to help Trinity get ready for the Little Miss Perfect pageant. The biggest challenge for Trinity will be to master her Wow Wear routine, a Las Vegas showgirl routine complete with back-up dancers. But the real "wow" is the 23-inch feathered headdress Trinity will wear. Trinity's father, Josh, admits the Showgirl costume is a bit much for his taste. He doesn't like Trinity competing in glitz pageants. Kelly knows how her husband feels but she thinks it's important for little girls to dress up. It's something she wishes she could have done more of when she was younger, but her family didn't have the resources. As pageant day approaches Kelly starts to unravel. She calls pageant director Michael Galanes for advice, but even he can tell over the phone that Kelly needs to calm down for Trinity's sake. As Kelly's nervous energy goes into over-drive little Trinity seems to be getting overshadowed by all of the glitz, glamour, and stress her mother has put on her. The Little Miss Perfect pageant is very important to Kelly, but is it as important to Trinity? Eight-year-old Taylor has spent years competing in the natural pageant circuit. She has done real well but is looking for the next challenge. But when Taylor's mother, Marie, agrees to let her daughter compete in Little Miss Perfect - her first glitz pageant - the family has no clue as to what they are getting themselves into. With the help of Coach Monica and her daughter Rachel, they'll have one week to take this natural girl and turn her into a glamorous beauty. While Marie gets schooled on the additional costs that come with doing a glitz pageant, Taylor works on a Wow Wear routine she feels will really catch the judges off-guard. Taylor will incorporate her love of karate, and plans on breaking wood boards bare handed. The catch is Taylor is only about 50% successful accomplishing this task prior to pageant day. Does this natural girl have what is takes to become the next Little Miss Perfect?

Asia vs. Kaylee
Asia, 5, is a beauty queen on a mission to impress the toughest judge of all, her Mom. Asia is getting ready for the upcoming Little Miss Perfect pageant in Nashville, Tennessee. With her military mom coming home for the first time in months, Asia and her grandmother, Debbie, are ready to show off an elaborate routine featuring Asia as a soldier driving a motorized tank. Grandma Debbie takes care of Asia while her mother is away and she's also in charge of Asia's pageant career. While Debbie prepares for the pageant, making alterations to Asia's dresses and supervising building an elaborate tank, the prop for the "wow wear" competition, she worries that Asia's mom, Jamie, will want to make last minute changes. Once home, Jamie surveys the pageant progress and is un-impressed. She immediately wants to change Asia's wow wear routine. But Debbie is not having it and Jamie vows the changes will be made before show time. Asia's competition is Kaylee who, at age four, is a stunning young beauty with the personality to win over any judge. Kaylee has never competed in Little Miss Perfect's "wow wear" category so Kaylee's mom, Amy, is struggling to find an outfit that will "wow" the judges. Amy calls on the professional advice of the pageant director himself, Michael Galanes. With only two days left until the pageant, Michael suggests a Broadway themed wow wear that sends Amy racing to the seamstress to create a new outfit. Kaylee struggles to memorize her new Broadway-themed routine. When she can't remember a move, her coach suggests she just make one up! On pageant day, Kaylee sparkles during the first category, Interview, but with the wow wear competition drawing near; Kaylee's nerves start to kick in. Asia and Grandma Debbie feel confident Asia's military themed wow wear routine will be the one to really wow the judges and even Mom, as long as they can hold strong against Mom's last minute changes. With Asia's flash and Kaylee's charm, the judges have their work cut out for them, but when the day is done, only one girl will wear the Little Miss Perfect crown.

Kiki vs. Kiersten
Eight-year-old beauty queen Takierre "Kiki" and her mom, Adrienne, are pageant professionals. Kiki wins most of her pageants and frequently walks away with the "Most Beautiful" title. With the Little Miss Perfect pageant coming up, Kiki has another chance to take home a crown. Adrienne is a strict pageant mom and is willing to do whatever it takes to help her daughter excel in her pageant career, whether it's raising money at a bake sale or finding the best seamstress in town to make her pageant wear. Unfortunately, in the Little Miss Perfect pageant, Kiki will have to compete in the interview category - her worst event. With the pageant only a few days away, Kiki practices with her coach but there's no way of knowing what will happen once she gets on stage. Seven-year-old newcomer, Kiersten, is just starting her pageant career. So far, she's only come in second place so this pageant is her chance to win her first big title. Mom Jeanette helps her along the way, although is not your typical pageant mom - she's more of a tomboy who supports Kiersten's interest in pageants so she can learn to be more "girly." As Jeanette struggles to get Kiersten ready for her pirate-themed "Wow Wear" routine, it becomes apparent just how little Jeanette knows about pageants. Meanwhile, Kiki is ready - beads and all - for her Mardi Gras routine, but when she has a slip and fall on-stage, the competition for the crown gets tough!

Mayce vs. Jacee
Even though she's only 5 years old, Mayce is an experienced pageant girl and the current Tiny Miss Alabama. Her dedicated mom, Mandy, started her in pageants when she was just a baby - she says her daughter was just naturally bubbly so it was easy for her to win. Mayce's 6 year-old pageant friend, Jacee, will also be competing at Little Miss Perfect Atlanta. She too has years of pageant experience and more trophies and banners than she knows what to do with! Even though they're less than a year apart and live in the same Alabama town, Jacee and Mayce have never been in the same pageant and this will be the first time the two successful beauty queens will go head to head. It will also be a test for Mayce's mom, Mandy, and Jacee's mom, Christy. The two women are close friends but they have very different approaches to pageants. Mandy is extremely crafty and has stoned Mayce's beauty dress herself. She also serves as her daughter's coach and makeup artist - she doesn't think anyone can work with Mayce as well as she can. Christy, on the other hand, purchases expensive dresses and uses coaches and professional makeup artists because she thinks it gives her daughter the best chance of winning. Christy also has a difficult time getting Jacee to listen to her. Practice with mom isn't always productive! As pageant day draws near, Mandy and Christy try to prepare their daughters as best they can. Will Mayce be able to pull off her Hollywood superstar Wow Wear and will her homemade beauty dress sparkle bright? Will Jacee remember her Wow Wear choreography and overcome a rhythm issue inherited from Christy? Most of all, will this pageant friendship survive the competition? We'll find out at Little Miss Perfect Atlanta, where there can only be one winner.

Patience vs. Jayne
Six-year-old Patience is a pageant veteran whose been participating in pageants since she was three-months-old. Patience has won many titles due to mom Natalie's disciplined regimen of practicing routines. Natalie is going to make sure that Patience is well prepared for the Little Miss Perfect pageant coming up in Orlando, Florida by having Patience practice her routines over and over again. The only problem - Patience hates to practice. Patience hasn't been nailing her ???Wow Wear routine???; her cartwheels are sloppy and that could cost her the crown. Natalie is doing her best to assure that Patience does well at by providing her with all she needs to win. Patience is getting the perfect tan and hair extensions for perfect pageant hair, but in the end, it's all up to her and her performance on stage. Jayne participated in the Little Miss Perfect pageant last season where she came in as 3rd runner up. This year, Jayne is participating again and this time she plans on being ???bigger and better!??? Now that Jayne is six-years-old, her mother Irina feels that Jayne's sophistication level is much higher than before and she's enabling Jayne to take the reigns. Jayne loves the stage and Irina encourages her creativity and flare for performance by allowing Jayne to make all the decisions for the pageant. When she allows Jayne to conceptualize her ???Wow Wear ???routine, her creative mind runs wild, finally settling on a routine that will involve Michael Jackson and flowers. Irina's approach to Jayne's pageant is so hands-off that she even allows Jayne to choose which beauty dress to purchase. But when Jayne does need some help in developing her routines, Irina relies on friends who have some pageant experience to help Jayne refine her stage presence. Jayne's performance is far from perfect up until the night before the pageant, when pageant director Michael Galanes jumps in to coach Jayne on her beauty walk. Michael knows that Jayne isn't the most polished pageant girl but what he also knows that Jayne's charm and personality can outshine many girls on the stage. On pageant day, Patience is coached up until the moment she's to step on stage. Her performance is good but her mother isn't sure if it's good enough. Jayne is incredibly excited about the pageant but right before she is to get on stage for the Interview competition, Jayne begins to complain about feeling sick. Jayne managed to keep it together to charm the judges during the interview, but gets worse right before the ???Wow Wear??? round. Jayne struggles throughout the pageant with an upset stomach and yet she's still driven to continue to compete. Patience struggles with an overbearing mother who has drilled her toward perfection. It's been a long journey for both Patience and Jayne but only one girl can be Little Miss Perfect.

Taylor/Madison vs. Maggie
Nine-year-old Maggie is a relative newcomer in the world of pageantry. She's only been participating in pageants for a year or so, inspired by her own beauty queen mother, Kristi, who believes in big hair and blue eyeshadow. Kristi's 200 plus trophies are on display at the family home in South Carolina and one day, Maggie hopes to equal her mom's winnings. With years of experience under her belt, Kristi coaches her daughter herself and Maggie's grandmother, Claudette, makes all of Maggie's outfits, just like she made Kristi's. They truly are a do-it-yourself family. On the other end of the pageant spectrum is 10-year-old Taylor, who's been competing since she was a toddler and has won tens of thousands of dollars in pageants and photo contests. Taylor is also an accomplished gymnast and will be able to put her impressive skills to good use at Little Miss Perfect. Taylor's mom, Heather, knows her daughter is a hard worker and a perfectionist ??? willing to put in the time to wow the judges. But the pageant in Savannah will represent a new chapter for the family ??? for the first time ever Taylor will be competing against her younger sister, Madison! Nine-year-old Madison hasn't done a big glitz pageant in a while so will need more help to prepare. Mom Heather decides to bring in family friend Laura to coach Madison and teach her a brand new routine. Laura works hard to bring up Madison's confidence before the pageant and Heather hopes her youngest daughter's sweet nature and personality shines onstage. As pageant day draws near, all three girls work to perfect their routines and pull together their outfits. But only one girl can win the coveted title of Little Miss Perfect. Will Maggie move one step closer to equaling her mom's pageant success? Will Madison pull off a win in her glitz comeback? Or will pageant pro Taylor bring home the crown once again?

Kyndal vs. Alyssa
Five-year-old Kyndal is the youngest of a trio of pageant sisters. While her older sisters are successful pageant vets, Kyndal has been on a losing streak and it's taken a toll on her. Kyndal's mother, Katie, believes it's because she's lost her confidence on stage and thus has come up with an incredible "Wow Wear" routine that will be sure to win over the judges - Kyndal will be a ballerina that comes out of giant jewelry box! Meanwhile, five-year-old Alyssa comes from a military family that doesn't offer her much in the way of a feminine atmosphere. Alyssa's mother, Magdalena, recognizes that Alyssa is a girly girl and finds pageants to be the perfect place for her to express herself. A competitive mother, Magdalena has a plan to wow the judges - have Alyssa repel down a wall for her military-themed "Wow Wear" routine! The only problem is Alyssa is afraid of heights. Will she be able to conquer her fear in time? By pageant day, Kyndal is incredibly nervous and fussy about her outfit, Alyssa is experiencing mood swings and mom Magdalena goes into a panic when they can't find a much-needed prop for Alyssa's routine. In the end, which girl will truly wow the judges and take home the title Little Miss Perfect?

Kayla vs. Aliyah
Nine-year-old Kayla is not only an experienced pageant girl - she's also an accomplished dancer and the current Petite Miss American Clogger. But Little Miss Perfect is her first glitz pageant and mom, Dawn, wants to make sure her daughter has all she needs to compete. Dawn insists on doing everything herself, from making her dress in just eight days to doing Kayla's hair and makeup for the pageant. Meanwhile, ten-year-old Aliyah mostly participates in smaller, local pageants. But what she lacks in titles, she makes up for her in enthusiasm. Aliyah's Harley-riding biker mom, Christina, loves pageants and encourages her daughter to compete, just as she did when she was younger. Both families have a lot of work to do in the weeks leading up to the pageant. As Dawn struggles to make Kayla's dress, Aliyah - who has never taken a dance class in her life - must learn a cowgirl "Wow Wear" routine in just a few days. Will Dawn's hard work on Kayla's dress pay off? Can Kayla wow the judges with her lightening fast clogger footwork? Or will Aliyah master her dance in time to pull off an upset win? It's all on the line at Little Miss Perfect.

Kaylee vs. Shelby
Six-year-old Kaylee is just getting back into pageants and the upcoming Little Miss Perfect pageant is the perfect opportunity for her. By age three Kaylee had already retired her crowns, but now she has a renewed interest in pageantry. Mom Jessica is excited to see Kaylee interested in pageants again but is overwhelmed with the amount of work they need to do to prepare for it - buying all new pageant clothes and preparing both a beauty and "wow wear" routine in a week's time. Kaylee decides on a "paleontology"-themed routine, but when she turns to pageant guru, Michael Galanes, for advice he is not impressed. Kaylee's competition is six-year-old Shelby, a tomboy who loves to get dirty riding go-carts but transforms into quite a competitive pageant girl on stage. There's rarely a pageant where Shelby does not place and mom Sharon is sure she'll do well. Shelby will be performing a "marionette" themed "wow wear" routine with her dad and Sharon is confident they'll steal the show. But with Dad getting tied up at work and then suffering a sudden back injury, Sharon begins to worry that the two might not get the practice they need. On pageant day, as both girls take the stage, the competition is on. Will Kaylee overcome her amateur status and make a successful comeback? Or will hotshot Shelby take the crown once again?