Winning pageants is serious business -- at least it is to some of the eager tykes and overeager stage moms who've made appearances on "Toddlers & Tiaras." But few of the past participants have been quite as no-nonsense about princess perfection as one coach is on the next episode of the show.

In an exclusive sneak peek TLC provided to The Clicker, 9-year-old Faithlyn introduces the world to Nikki, the pageant coach from hell.

"I like my routines to be perfect," Faithlyn explained. "Because if they're not, Nikki will get a little rude."

And when she says, "a little rude," Faithlyn is seriously underselling Nikki's style.

The moment the coach entered the room, her over-the-top nitpicking began. Faithlyn's eye contact was too fast, too jittery, and according to Nikki, the kid's arm moments made her look "like a dead bird."

That's all just part of the critical coach's style.

"I don't care if your music stops, I don't care if your head falls off, I don't care if your pants fall down, get your (expletive) together and do your routine," Nikki said directly to the camera. "I don't think that's a lot to ask."

Well, that's one opinion.

But before anyone goes thinking that Nikki is a bully when it comes to dealing with her pageant hopeful, rest assured, she's that way with everyone.

"I hate the way face makeup looks on her." "More mascara on the top and bottom." "It just doesn't look right!" Those were just a few of the words of encouragement Nikki offered on the beleaguered makeup artist who attempted to get Faithlyn ready for the Carolina Queens pageant in Columbia, S.C.

When the makeup artist dared to mention that she didn't care for the resulting effect, she soon learned her take wasn't wanted.

"Well, this is how I want my girl!" Nikki shot back with an intense look in her eyes. "So, needless to say, you are going to do this girl like that. I'm not paying you to do it how you want."

O-o-o-K.

See what else Nikki has to say when "Toddlers & Tiaras" airs Wednesday night at 9 p.m. on TLC.

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Jenelle of "Teen Mom 2," Honey Boo Boo, and Conda Britt of "Biggest Loser."

Sometimes you just can't script the bizarre things that happen on television. And thanks to reality TV programming -- whether the shows focus on lifestyle or competitions -- the "Oh no they didn't!" moments are seemingly endless. That was certainly the case this year, especially with TLC's introduction to Honey Boo Boo and her clan. 

Though the little tyke and her family generated plenty of talk, they weren't the only ones who left viewers laughing, scratching their heads or fuming. 

'Here Comes Honey Boo Boo'
Nothing could have fully prepared reality TV audiences for the reality of Honey Boo Boo and her family. But ready or not, when the show premiered in August, it was time to redneckognize the fact the bunch wasn't going away any time soon. For some, the fun-loving family's mere prime-time presence made for one great big jaw-dropper. But for those who watched all of the roadkill-munching and mud-flopping action, there was one simple moment that topped them all: When Mama June taught us all to make "sketti." The ingredients? Topping the pasta and meat is a mixture of a massive glob of butter(-like spread) and ketchup -- microwaved to perfection.

'Teen Mom 2'
Amber who? Original "Teen Mom" Amber Portwood made her share of big mistakes prior to putting herself in jail, but rather than that being the end of law-breaking tales for MTV's franchise, "Teen Mom 2's" Jenelle Evans is following in Amber's footsteps and making truly unbelievable decisions when it comes to time behind bars. Some might say she's been even more frustrating to watch than Amber. Case in point? On the Nov. 26 episode, after learning that her probation officer is offering her a 16-day jail sentence instead of a 45-day sentence for violating probation, Jenelle tells her attorney that she can't start serving the day she is supposed to. Her excuse? No, not life-saving surgery. Not child-care issues. What, then? Second row seats for a Ke$ha concert. We kid you not. Jenelle even got "all these feathers" in her hair just to go see her "idol"! (Check out the young mom's 2009 "Tik Tok" video.)

'Toddlers & Tiaras'
It seems safe to say that most moms (and dads, for that matter) don't ever want to see their precious little kids puffing on cigarettes. But then again, most moms aren't trying to win a costumed beauty pageant at any cost. Destiny's mom, however, was. "Toddlers & Tiaras" viewers must have been as shocked as the pageant judges were when they heard Lisa Christian tell her tyke, "Don't forget to smoke!" before the wee one took the stage with a prop cigarette to portray Sandy from "Grease." One judge spoke for everyone when she said of Lisa, "What is she thinking?!" And that was nothing compared to what prosecutor-turned-talk-host Nancy Grace had to say when she booked Lisa on her show.

'The Biggest Loser'
There was no shortage of gasp-worthy moments on "Biggest Loser" this year. In fact, most of those moments centered on outspoken and outrageous contestant Conda Britt. But the participant some viewers (and fellow contestants) called a bully only played a bit part in real the shocker of the season -- the walkout. Yes, the people who were lucky enough to have landed a coveted spot on the weight-loss ranch decided that the reality show just wasn't "fair" (due to an all-too-common twist in the game) and threatened to walk right off the show if things continued as planned. Even more surprising? Two "Losers" actually made good on that threat and threw away their chances to make it to the finals and compete for the $250,000 grand prize or any other prize -- or even the right to just step up on the scales on finale night.

'Project Runway'
There's usually some griping when "Project Runway" asks its designers to create fab looks for non-model-sized women, but that moaning is generally directed at the task. Not so in season 10. Designer Ven Budhu made his frustration known by making jabs at his size 10 model, Terri Herlihy, who was there because her friend submitted her for a glam makeover. After what seemed like endless comments about her size, Terri was fighting back tears, and angry viewers took to social media to blast the designer hopeful for his behavior. After the show aired, Terri told The Clicker just how horrible the experience was, calling it "adult bullying at its best." The show's mentor, Tim Gunn, was also appalled by Ven. The fashion guru said that the editing was "especially kind" to the designer, adding, "He was especially atrocious."

'Dancing With the Stars'
Boo! Hiss! Those aren't exactly the sounds one expects to hear in the glam and glitz-filled ballroom of "Dancing With the Stars," but for a couple of brief moments in the show's 14th season, that's just what an angry audience delivered all the same. It first happened when head judge Len Goodman and the gang decided to follow up a round of big praise with a round of tiny scores for an excellent team paso doble performance. The in-house crowd let the esteemed panel know just what they thought of that call, as they did again when the judges failed to give Melissa Gilbert and ballroom bad boy Maksim Chmerkovskiy their fair due later in the show.

'Dancing With the Stars' -- again!
Some shows just deliver more surprises than a single entry can cover. Case in point? The second "Dancing With the Stars" season of 2012 might just have topped its own previous ballroom boos when the all-star cast had to say so long to former Cheetah Girl Sabrina Bryan. History repeated itself for the Disney star as she left the bash in week six, following a strong performance, just as she did back season five. Viewers weren't the only ones shocked. Judges Carrie Ann Inaba clutched her gut when the results were announced, while her fellow panelist looked on slack jawed.

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Nancy Grace took one "Toddlers & Tiaras" mom to task Wednesday night.

When Lisa Christian handed her 4-year-old daughter a fake cigarette and told her "Don't forget to smoke!" on a recent episode of "Toddlers & Tiaras," she had to know the stunt would raise a few eyebrows. But it's unlikely she had any idea it would lead Nancy Grace to devote an entire episode of her HLN show to the topic.

On Wednesday night's episode of Grace's self-titled program, the former prosecutor set her sights on the mom she believes was way out of line.

"I know you were trying to have your daughter mimic the star of the 'Grease' musical, but I believe there are many other possibilities in mimicking her than having her smoke," Grace said.

But Christian still doesn't see anything wrong with her action.

"First of all, it was (Destiny's) first spring pageant, and we just wanted her to be competitive with the other girls," she explained via phone. "Um, to me, pretending is not harming her."

In fact, she insisted that Destiny "is not your typical 4-year-old. She does know the difference between right and wrong."

Grace reminded the mom that cigarettes are illegal for minors, so that message could be blurred, but Christian remained unmoved.

"It was just a prop -- nothing more, nothing less," she shot back. "It was just a piece of paper rolled up."

Grace, who also spoke to experts that supported her negative take on the prop, then asked the mom if she'd put "a fake gun in her (daughter's) hand or a fake machete or a fake machine gun?"

When Christian brought up the time honored kids' game of "cops and robbers" as a rebuttal, Grace wouldn't have it.

"Mine do not play 'cops and robbers,'" she raged. "Mine do not have pretend guns. We don't even say g-u-n because my fiancé was murdered with a handgun many, many years ago."

By the end of the hour, the two were no closer to agreeing about how to raise a tyke -- fake cigarette or otherwise.

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Destiny channeled Sandy from "Grease" -- complete with cigarette -- on "Toddlers & Tiaras."

"Don't forget to smoke!" It's not exactly a phrase one expects to hear at any beauty pageant -- especially one in which some of the contestants aren't even old enough for kindergarten yet. But that's just what one mom encouraged her 4-year-old to do as the little one took the stage on Wednesday night's "Toddlers & Tiaras."

Destiny had hoped to wow the judges with her costume -- she was dressed in Sandy's "bad girl" getup from "Grease" -- but the wow-factor had nothing to do with what she had on.

"Destiny has a cigarette!" a judge exclaimed. "What is (her mom, Lisa) thinking?!"

Lisa was likely thinking it was just another way to get extra attention for her so-called "feisty little diva," but no one seemed amused by the sight of a tot puffing on a fake cigarette.

While fans of the show voiced their outrage about the incident online, it's doubtful that the negative reaction did much to change Lisa's take on it. After all, she's very invested in Destiny's pageant life.

"I think I like pageants so well, because when I was younger, growing up, I didn't get to do anything like that," Lisa explained earlier in the episode. "So I think I'm living my dreams through my little girl."

As for Destiny, she confessed she likes pageants "because (her) mom says so."

In the end, the tyke's inappropriate stage prop didn't do much to hurt her chances in the competition. Sure, the judges shaved off a few points for pretending to smoke on the stage, but Destiny still won Personality Supreme -- a title she's nabbed at least once before at the World Chicken Festival, if her engraved trophy collection is anything to go by.

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Alana, aka Honey Boo Boo, and the rest of her family made plenty of memorable remarks on the premiere of "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo."

You betta redneckognize! Six-year-old beauty queen Alana Thompson is no stranger to fans of TLC's "Toddlers & Tiaras," and on Wednesday, the beauty pageant show's breakout star got her moment to shine with the premiere of her spinoff "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo."

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Ditching the Go-Go juice for Mountain Dew and sweets, Thompson introduced TV fans to her family -- sisters Lauryn, 12, (nicknamed Pumpkin), Jessica, 15 (Chubbs) and pregnant Anna, 17 (Chickadee), dad Mike (Sugar Bear) and mom June (Momma) -- as they competed in the so-called Redneck Games.

Here, Us Weekly recaps the top five craziest quotes from Thompson and her McIntyre, Ga.-based family.

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1. "It's all about Southern pride, similar to the Olympics, but with a lot of missing teeth and a lot of butt crack showing." - Momma, on the Redneck Games, which feature events including Bobbin' for Pig Feet and the Mudpit Belly Flop.

2. "My mother has told me in the past that if you fart 12-15 times a day, you could lose a lot of weight, so I think I'm gonna lose a lot of weight." - Chubbs, who attempted to slim down on the show's premiere

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3. "I like to get in the mud, because I like to get dirty like a pig." - Honey Boo Boo, on competing in the Mudpit Belly Flop during the Redneck Games

4. 'It's called a biscuit because it looks like a biscuit." - Momma, on the family's nickname for female genitalia

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5. "Please, women that are of voluptuous size, put some clothes on ... All that vajiggle jaggle is not beauteous." - Momma, commenting on the women in attendance at the Redneck Games.

"Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" airs Wednesdays at 10pm on TLC.

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Some pageant princesses like to load up on Pixy Stix when they’re not on stage. Others prefer to think about of their future fortunes. But 2-year-old Bella? She likes to sink her teeth into … well, just about anything.

Bella makes her “Toddlers & Tiaras” debut on the next episode of the pageant-centric reality TV show, and in an exclusive sneak peek, her mom shares some unexpected information about the little girl she calls a “loose cannon.”

“She’s been kicked out of four day cares for biting before,” mom Juliet said with a smile. “If she doesn’t get her way, she finds a way to get it -- and usually she bites.”

To illustrate that point, Bella is then shown attempting to pull a toothy shark toy away from someone off-screen using only her chompers. But mom doesn’t seem to be too concerned about Bella’s pup-with-a-chew-toy approach to life. After all, the tot’s a big winner when it comes to competitions.

“Bella’s done over probably 30-40 pageants,” Juliet explained. “She’s only lost once in the last year, and that’s because she had an ear infection, and her eardrum burst on stage.”

Ouch! At least it wasn’t due to biting the competition.

As for the secret to Bella’s success, Mom chalks it up to “personality -- so much personality.”

If the above clip is anything to go by, Dad knows all about Bella’s personality. In one scene, she giggles as she smacks him in the face with a tiara, while mom warns, “Let’s not injure Daddy!” In another scene, Bella gives him more grief, leading Juliet to ask, “Is this ‘Daddy Abuse Day’?”

See how Bella performs in her next pageant -- and see if Daddy escapes without a bite -- when “Toddlers & Tiaras” airs Wednesday night at 9 p.m. ET on TLC.

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Kalia wants to see the money on the next "Toddlers & Tiaras."

Candy doesn’t grow on trees, and that’s a fact pageant princess Kailia knows all too well. Good thing the oh-so-energetic 5-year-old has a plan for securing the sweet stuff, which she reveals in the mid-season return of “Toddlers & Tiaras.”

In an exclusive sneak peek TLC provided to TODAY.com, Kailia’s dad took a break from allowing the tot to drive his pickup truck (with a little help), and asked her to share her favorite part of pageant life.

“Um, winning,” she said without even thinking it over. “‘Cause I like to win moneeey!”

Kailia might sound a little like a certain dollar-makes-me-holler “Toddlers & Tiaras” star from the past. But unlike Alana, aka Honey Boo-Boo Child, Kailia knows just what she wants to spend that moolah on.

“Yeah, I’ll buy candy,” she said, dropping her usual high-pitched squeal and adding some exaggerated neck bobbing.

With one Ultimate Grand Supreme title already behind her, she might just have a shot at raking in a bunch of treats.

"Toddlers & Tiaras" airs Wednesday night at 10 p.m. on TLC.

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Alana (aka Honey Boo Boo Child)

Six-year-old "Toddlers & Tiaras" star Alana better stock up on her Go-Go Juice, because the outrageous little pageant queen might need some extra energy now that she's getting her very own TLC show.

The network announced that Alana's new program, "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo," will have a six-episode run that kicks off in August. According to the press release, the show won't just be taking a look at the little gal's beauty pageant endeavors, but will dive into her everyday life with her family. In other words, prepare to see some muddy four-wheeling in rural Georgia and gathering of road kill for meals. (Yes, really. It's in the press release.)

Alana found reality TV notoriety when she appeared on "Toddlers & Tiaras" in January and declared, "Those other girls must be crazy if they think they're gonna beat me honey boo boo child!" And of course, who can forget the over-the-top, wild "dancing" and her special beverage of "energy drink and caffeine drink" now known as Go-Go Juice?

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She might have two beautiful daughters, but as far as pageant mom Kelly is concerned, there's only one winner between them -- and she isn't shy about saying it. In fact, while some parents resist picking favorites between their kids at all, Kelly shares her personal preference with the world on the next episode of "Toddlers & Tiaras."

According to Kelly, her girls, 4-year-old fraternal twins Giavanna and Alycesaundra, couldn't be more different. Oh, sure, they look just alike and both compete in pageants, but it ends there.

"Alycesaundra is a fireball!" the mother can be heard to boast in an exclusive sneak peek for the upcoming episode. "She's got tons of personality. And Giavanna is ... um, I guess ... it's not her personality. I'm just a realist. I've got one kid that's a brat, and one kid that's great."

No doubt one day they'll have plenty to say about mom too. Until then, the little ones prepare for their next pageant, and even there, it seems Kelly's giving her favorite an edge.

"Alycesaundra's routine is with a (tutu-and-tiara-clad) baby sheep named Butterball," she explained. Meanwhile, the "brat" will parade around with an actual butterball. "Giavanna's routine is with Tom the turkey."

Although Kelly believes she and girls (or at least Alycesaundra) have the win in the bag, she also thinks she has it harder than other pageant moms.

"You know, I hear the moms that complain about having one pageant kid," she sneered. "I'm like, 'Shut up, you hag! Try it with two.'"

"Toddlers & Tiaras" airs Wednesday nights at 10p.m. ET on TLC.

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With all the stiff competition in the pageant world, the stars of "Toddlers & Tiaras" have to get creative to stand out in the glitzy mix.

What makes for a memorable tot-routine? In the past, some kids have channeled their inner-adults, such as Dolly Parton or a "Pretty Woman." But on the next episode of the show, one tyke decides to just shake what her mother gave her.

In an exclusive sneak peek, 5-year-old Trinity donned her ruffled, pink-princess finery and proceeded to put on a "booty" routine.

 "C'mon, girl! Shake it!" Trinity's mom cheered.

She did. But lest anyone fear the pageant judges might have taken issue with the not-so-kid-friendly choreography, rest assured they did not.

"Trinity's booty pop? I thought was awesome," judge Charlotte Booth insisted. "She was on that stage, and that was her. That was something she would have done at home, (in front of) the mirror. And you could tell she was excited to do it."

See how Trinity fared compared to her competition when "Toddlers & Tiaras" airs Wednesday night at 10 p.m. ET on TLC.

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Dolled-up little princesses are a rather common sight on "Toddlers & Tiaras," but Wednesday's new episode is offering something different -- a girl who doesn't mind getting dirty, and wants to grow up to be an exterminator.

In a sneak peek, 5-year-old Bridgett of Elkville, Ill., happily digs around in her muddy backyard for her prey and leaves her tiaras in her room.

"I like to kill the worms. I like to kill grasshoppers. I like to kill bees," she tells the cameras. But that's not all.

"I like to kill Justin Bieber," the non-Belieber admits.

Whoa! Clearly, the gal has different likes than many other young ladies her age.

Though mom Amanda is happy to indulge her little girl's passion to rid the world of insects and helps with the backyard clean-up, she has higher hopes for Bridgett. And it doesn't involve tiaras.

"I just hope she chooses to be a doctor and saves lives, instead of being an exterminator where she takes lives," said Amanda.

Check out the sneak peek:

"Toddlers & Tiaras" airs at 10 p.m. Wednesdays on TLC.

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SamiJo of "Toddlers & Tiaras" has a new man in her corner, mom's new boyfriend, HG.

No one's going to stop mom Tricia from entering her little princess, SamiJo, in beauty pageants. Not even her husband!

When "Toddlers & Tiaras" viewers first met Tricia in January 2011, she made it clear why she wanted to have a little girl. "I decided to put SamiJo in pageants ‘cause that was the whole reason I wanted to have a daughter," Tricia revealed on the episode.

But Dad wasn't quite so on board with the whole pageant thing, and a lot of it had to do with how much they cost. "I think pageants are a waste of money," the turtle farmer had explained to TLC's cameras after telling his wife that he thinks they spent close to $100,000 on the beauty contests.

Money concerns? They're not getting in Tricia's way anymore. 

"I am now divorced," Tricia, who now works at a "world famous wing place," reveals in an exclusive sneak peek TLC shared with us of Wednesday's new episode.

She's also traded in her ex-husband for a new man who supports her pageant dreams for 2-year-old SamiJo. 

"Me and SamiJo have a wonderful relationship," boyfriend HG says. It's so great that the man had the little girl's logo shaved into his head. "I went and got it cut just to show I support her."

Check it out:

"Toddlers & Tiaras" airs Wednesdays at 10 p.m. on TLC.

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