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The members of Girls5eva, a 90s girl group, reconnect.
Girls5eva struggle to make their first move.
Girls5eva look for a songwriter; Dawn ponders a pregnancy.
Kev is home from Tampa; Dawn follows the Dolly method.
Girls5eva rent a cabin; Gloria runs into her ex-wife.
Wickie finds fans at a Pride event; Dawn has an alter ego.
Girls5eva pursue a mega-manager at a radio conference.
Dawn, Gloria and Summer struggle to keep Girls5eva alive.
Girls5eva gets a record deal, and the women discover how much they're willing to sacrifice for it.
Girls5eva adjusts to being back in the studio; Dawn worries about her role as the band's songwriter.
Girls5eva guest-stars in Stinker's new video; Dawn has doubts about her son entering the business.
Summer's parents urge her to stay chaste; Dawn gets close to Ray; Wickie dates a celebrity.
Gloria investigates a mysterious musician; Dawn fights plagiarism; Summer denies having work done.
Dawn and Wickie go after the same solo; Gloria and Summer track down copies of their old prank show.
Wickie gets work advice from a "normal"; Dawn has odd symptoms; Gloria and Caroline take a big step.
While competing for a slot on a tour, Girls5eva grapples with the feasibility of leaving New York.
In Cowtown, G5E struggle to get their act together. Gloria tries one-night stands, and Wickie takes a gamble to keep the group's momentum going.
Deep in the Ozarks, the group clashes with a senator determined to censor their show, Wickie films a tour documentary, and Summer has an identity crisis.
The women stay with Wickie's parents and learn the truth about her upbringing. Summer starts a side hustle. Dawn worries about their Thanksgiving gig.
The group performs at a fan's nostalgic party where Dawn reckons with the past, Summer looks to right a wrong, and Wickie runs into an old flame.
When Gloria learns her friend isn't who he appears to be, G5E work to seize an opportunity for their tour. A paparazzi photo stirs up a scandal.
With ticket sales low and tensions high, the group hustles to save their Radio City Music Hall show — but their friendship hangs in the balance.
