Payson suggests they turn to social media to find other victims who might be more willing to come forward (or at least show Jordan that she’s not alone). Kaylie thinks Jordan is worried Keegan is grooming Wendy and wanted to send him a warning. Oy, Payson doesn’t understand why Jordan trashed Keegan’s car but isn’t willing to talk to the police. But if he sets foot in my gym, I’ll hit him again.” Surprise, surprise, she’s more annoyed that Coach Mac punched Keegan because, “Keegan is entitled to a presumption of innocence,” and that unless Jordan speaks up, “There’s nothing the NGO can do without exposing themselves to liability.” OK, technically yes, but we all know he’s guilty as f**k.Ĭoach Mac says, “That’s fine.

and Coach Mac are meeting with the NGO rep that evening.

I don’t generally condone violence, but…ĭr. I don’t work for you,” so Coach Mac decks him. When Keegan refuses to leave, stating, “The NGO hired me. Keegan’s response? “Oh yeah? Then where are the police?” Because that’s what innocent people say when accused of a horrific crime.Īfter a few more barbs, Coach Mac is like, “How come you didn’t ask me which girl is accusing you? Because you already know?” He takes Keegan outside and tells him he knows about his history of “acting improperly” with gymnasts and that he needs to GTFO. “Like I could dismount even if I wanted to…”Ĭoach Ray arrives and gives Wendy a big ol’ bear hug, which sets off Coach Mac. Every time she does any kind of interesting skill, her heart rate “spikes.” If it spikes five times, she’ll die or something, so Dr. Lauren’s new heart monitor is totally harshing her practice vibe. On a lighter note, I like her training leo… Not to mention every time she has told an adult, they brushed off her claims and told her she was “lucky” to have Coach Keegan. It’s her word against Keegan’s, and no one would believe her. Kaylie confronts Jordan, who tells her to let it go. Kaylie very rightly says, “That’s bull… Maybe Ray Keegan is the reason why she’s had a history or self destructing.” Besides, given her history of “self-destructing,” they can’t even be sure she’s telling the truth. Coach Ray never molested me, and I’m not talking to the police.”Ĭoach Mac tells Kaylie that without Jordan’s testimony, there’s nothing he can do. Jordan balks and says, “The only thing Kaylie Cruz is concerned about is me beating her at Trials. Wendy manages to hide the drugs, but Lauren’s still suspicious.Ĭoach Mac meets with Jordan and offers to stay by her side while she answers a few questions with the police. Lauren walks in on Wendy making another meth smoothie for Kaylie. I hope that means he’s going to, um, “take care of it.” He asks if Jordan will go on the record, and Kaylie says, “Yeah… She’ll confirm it.” I appreciate what she’s trying to do and the difficulty of the situation she’s in, but JFC! That is NOT her promise to make!Ĭoach Mac promises the girls Keegan will never hurt anyone again. Kaylie convinces Payson that they can’t let this happen to anyone else, so she tells Coach Mac. Payson isn’t so sure since, “You’re accusing him of a sex crime,” but Kaylie is pretty amped up (probably from all the pseudoephedrine smoothies). Kaylie has come to grips with Jordan’s revelation and is determined to report Ray Keegan. Guys, how is it already the final episode? How?! TW: Numerous references to sexual abuse and eating disorders. Join us in the cheesiness and the early 2010s TV gymnastics by using the hashtag #MakeItOrBreakItDown on Twitter as you watch. You can also buy the DVDs or purchase seasons or single episodes on various platforms, like iTunes. Want to watch along? You can find MIOBI on Hulu and the Freeform app, all you have to have is a subscription/cable login. Every Saturday (and a number of other bonus days) from now until the 2021 season, our editors Katherine, Kalley and Claire will be breaking down and recapping each episode of everyone’s favorite gymnastics show. Which is why we’ve decided to embark on an important journey, one that will take us back through one of television’s most important series to date: Make It or Break It. And while we understand and support the measures being taken to prevent the spread of COVID-19, it means that a lot of us are suddenly left with extra time on our hands… The abrupt end to the 2020 NCAA gymnastics season was a shock to everyone, us included.

Payson from make it or break it