Dance Wars
Posted: Tuesday, January 08, 2008 by Travis Cody in
OK, apparently this is a real talent show.
There was a nationwide search for 30 kids to send to Hollywood to train and compete for 14 spots on the show. Those 14 performers are split into teams, which will be coached by Bruno Tonioli and Carrie Ann Inaba, two of the judges from Dancing With The Stars. The show is hosted by Drew Lachey.
We're talking both singing and dancing here. You have to be well rounded.
I don't know if this program will be reviewable or not. But at least it gives us something to watch for the next six weeks.
There are some very talented kids on the show. I guess we'll be hearing their stories as things progress.
Next Monday, Bruno and Carrie Ann will choose their teams. But there will be two performers eliminated, so the teams will be six kids each.
I still don't know what the ultimate prize is going to be, but I guess we'll figure that out as we go.
To Ohio State fans, congratulations on a great season. The Buckeyes were able to take advantage of teams that fell ahead of them and slipped into the BCS Title game.
To LSU fans, congratulations on your BCS Title. I can't call them national champions, because the Tigers took advantage of the opportunity to play for the BCS Title despite losing 2 games. They were SEC Conference champions, and their spot in the BCS Title game was a nod to how good the SEC is.
College football needs a playoff system. When you can have a record of 6-6 and still get to a bowl game, that's just not right. And when you can go undefeated in the regular season and not get a chance to compete for a national title, that's not right either.
So take all the conference champions and the best independent, and seed them into a tournament. You can weight the seeds based on major and mid-major conferences. But let's get them on the field and have them play for it.
I tried to figure out how the BCS worked one year. I don't think I've ever fully recovered. Hope this new show helps with your DWTStars withdrawls.