Saturdays (TV series)

Paris, Simone, and Ari are three best friends from Chicago, Illinois who form the roller skating crew, "We-B-Girlz" at their local roller rink called "Saturdays." One day, the girls find out a music video for a popular rapper named "Box Heezy" is being shot at the rink and they want to be in it. However, only skaters aged 18 can be in the video. This gives Paris and the girls the idea to age up their looks to pass as 18-year-olds and therefore, be apart of the music video. The girls walk into Saturdays with overdone hair and makeup and they were let into the auditions. Eventually, the producer catches them and is actually impressed by their tenacity. This leads to him allowing only one of the girls to be in the video. The girls agree that if only one of them can be in the video, then none of them should be. The next Saturday, Ari is caught signing up for the video by Paris, who is caught by Simone. The three briefly argue and then agree to never go behind each other's backs again. On a last minute decision, the producer decides he needs all three girls to be in the video. However, it's not what they expected at all, as their role in the music video was to be dancing toilet paper rolls. Paris' parents laugh at the video, telling her that next time she should ask what the video is about before being apart of it.

Paris is tired of London embarrassing her at Saturdays. As an act of revenge, she steals his favorite hair comb, which he named "Lucille." This causes London a lot of sadness and stops showing up at Saturdays. He begins staying in the garage, where he doesn't shower or pick up after himself for weeks. Meanwhile, Cal and Deb are trying to lose weight they gained during a pandemic. After Duchess tells Paris that London is missing out on a $500 DJing gig, she begins to feel guilty and wants to return the comb. The only problem is that fell out of her backpack due to a big hole being in it. Paris goes home and admits to London that she lost the comb and apologizes. She also tells him that she is tired of him embarrassing her at Saturdays, in which London apologizes for. Cal comes into the garage with the comb, to London's delight. After he leaves the room, Cal admits that it wasn't the "Lucille" comb. It turns out that London loses the same comb at least five times a year, so Cal bought a bulk of the same comb and kept a box of them in the attic.

The We-B-Girlz want new outfits to wear at the rink. They find one they all like, but it is too expensive for them. Paris convinces her parents to let them work for their baking business and they reluctantly agree. On the first day of work, the girls make a big mess in the kitchen in which Paris cleans up and promises to never let it happen again. However, Paris is told by her parents that she needs to fire Simone and Ari. Not wanting to hurt their feelings, Paris reluctantly lets the girls make deliveries for gender reveal cupcakes. All is going well until Simone and Ari deliver an order to the wrong address, leading to Paris getting grounded. Meanwhile, Derek is trying to impress a girl at Saturdays by learning how to roller skate, with some help from London.

Special guest star: Issac Ryan Brown as Booker

Former We-B-Girlz member, Roxie returns from Jamaica. Duchess agrees to squeeze her back into the We-B-Girlz, making the trio a foursome for the Golden Skate Competition. There is some noticeable tension between Ari and Roxie. Paris and Simone tell them they need to work together as a team and they eventually get along better after practicing a new routine. The tension returns when Duchess tells the girls that she can't let them compete as a foursome in the competition, due to not enough people signing up in their age group. Paris and Simone are left to make the difficult decision of choosing Ari or Roxie to compete with them. Ari calls Paris and Simone and tells them she is dropping out of the competition because she doesn't want things to be awkward with Roxie. Meanwhile, London has developed feelings for Madison and wants to tell her, but he can't find the right time.

Paris and Simone are still feeling guilty about Ari leaving the group. They reflect on their journey of when Ari first joined the We-B-Girlz skate crew. They make the difficult decision and tell Roxie that they want Ari to compete with them instead. Paris and Simone go to Ari's house to tell her that she's back in the group and she happily rejoins. Roxie calls the girls to tell them she joined the rival crew, 2-Cute-4-U with Sonia and Jesse and that they better watch out.

It's the day of the Battle 2-B Golden Skate Competition and the stakes are high. The We-B-Girlz are more nervous than ever, after seeing 2-Cute-4-U's performance. Meanwhile, Cal and Deb discover that Miss Pecolia is giving up her business and gives the location to Cal and Deb. Paris tries to reconcile with Roxie, but she doesn't want to hear it. Later, Cal accidentally reveals that Roxie's parents had gotten a divorce and she hasn't been taking it well. The girls understand why she's been having so much negative energy lately. London is still trying to figure out how to confess his love for Madison, which he does right before We-B-Girlz and 2-Cute-4-U's tiebreaker. The two share a kiss and begin cueing up the music for the tiebreaker. We-B-Girlz won after Roxie fell during the flip stunt. This ultimately results in the We-B-Girlz becoming goldens.