The We-B-Girlz are the main protagonists in Saturdays, They are a trio of roller skaters from Chicago, with a dream of winning "Goldens" in the Battle 2-B Golden Skate Competition. They are rivals with 2-Cute-4-U and skate at Saturdays Rockin' Roller Palace. The trio consists of Paris Johnson, Simone Samson, and Ari Stevens. They are portrayed by Danielle Jalade, Daria Johns, and Peyton Z. Basnight, respectively.
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Reformation[]
We-B-Girlz was originally formed with Paris, Simone, and Roxie.
Roxie moved to Jamaica, so Paris and Simone were left with no choice but to find a new member to replace her if they still wanted to compete in the Battle 2-B Golden Skate Competition. They hold tryouts, but none of the people who tried out were able to make it into the group.
Simone had an idea to let Ari Stevens into the group, but Paris was very hesitant given the history she has with her. In 2nd grade, Paris and Ari were friends, but one day, Ari brought a big pickle to lunch at school and Paris' mouth began to water and she bit her pickle. After that, Ari told the whole class to call her "Paris the Pickler" and they have had beef ever since.
Eventually, Simone goes over to Ari and compliments the wings she designed. She asks Ari if she wants to join the group and Ari says she only wants to be in it if Paris wants her in it. Paris reluctantly agrees and the trio goes onto the rink to compete with rival skate crew, Ivan and the Invincibles in a freestyle skate battle. After the power goes out, the girls get some food and talk. Simone thanks Ari for joining the group and that she "straight up got us out of that pickle." This triggers Ari because she remembers what Paris did to her in 2nd grade. She leaves the group after this.
The next Saturday, Paris and Simone show up in pickle shirts and they bring Ari pickle-flavored snacks, except for an actual pickle. Paris apologizes to Ari and she forgives her and rejoins the group.
The Return of Roxie[]
In "The Return of Roxie", Roxie returns from Jamaica and reunites with Paris and Simone and meets Ari. The girls catch up with her and get the idea to compete in the Golden Skate Competition as a foursome.
Before practicing, Roxie gives Paris and Simone these bracelets that she had custom made in Jamaica. Things get awkward when Roxie realizes she didn't get anything for Ari and gives her a magnet from the Chicago airport. They awkwardly laugh about it and they finally get to practicing their routine. As they practice, Roxie butts heads with Ari over the routine being better the old or new way. Paris and Simone tell them to just concentrate and to focus on being themselves and who they are now. They practice one more time and have a dream sequence of them dancing in metallic outfits to the song "Where My Girls At" by 702. After that, they agree that it felt right and are confident that they will win.
Unfortunately, Duchess walks into the room and tell the girls that they cannot compete as a foursome due to not enough people signing up as foursomes in their age group. She tells them that if they still want to compete, they have to go back to being a trio.
Paris and Simone are left with a difficult decision to make. They have to choose between Ari and Roxie. At the end of the episode, Ari calls and tells them she is dropping out of the Golden Skate Competition because she doesn't want to come in between their friendship with Roxie and feels like she is the odd girl out. She wishes them good luck and says she will root for them.
Final Decision[]
In "Rollin' With Paris", Paris and Simone reflect on their journey with Ari and remember how they all came together when they asked Ari to join the group. They feel like Ari is the right choice and they tell Roxie the bad news. In the end, they choose Ari and ask her back into the group. Ari is hesitant at first, but then Paris and Simone say that they love her for the gesture, but they can't accept her leaving. Paris reassures Ari that things change and that when Roxie moved to Jamaica, they made a promise that the three of them would become goldens, together. Ari rejoins the group and sings them a blues song that she wrote while she was away from the group. The girls get a video call from Roxie and she tells them that there's no hard feelings, but reveals that she reformed 2-Cute-4-U and is competing with them in the competition.
The Golden Skate Competition[]
The Golden Skate Competition is finally here. The girls are feeling as nervous as ever. Eventually, it is their turn to do their routine and later, they find out they tied with 2-Cute-4-U. This means that they have to do a battle to break the tie and determine who is going home as "Goldens." During the intermission, Paris' parents tell them they have nothing to be nervous about because they nailed it the first time. Cal accidentally reveals that Roxie's parents have divorced and she wasn't taking it well, when he spoke to her father a few days prior. The girls finally understand why Roxie turned against them, it's because she was hurting. Eventually, it's time for the battle and the final stunt is a flip. Paris lands on her feet, while Roxie lands on her bottom. Ultimately, this makes We-B-Girlz the winners of the Golden Skate Competition and they are given a trophy and golden jackets. Roxie can be seen, sadly walking away. However, Paris says that even though some friendships may come to an end, we never close the door on their magnanimous return. This could mean that they plan on apologizing and reconciling with Roxie in the near future.
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