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Pussycat Dolls Present: Girlicious From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search The Pussycat Dolls Present: Girlicious Contestants, from top to bottom from left to right: Kristin, Natalie, Megan, Carrie, Chrystina, Charlye, Nichole, Ilisa, Alexis, Tiffanie, Jamie, Cassandra, Charlotte, Jenna and Keisha. Format Reality television Created by Robin Antin Starring Girlicious Pussycat Dolls Robin Antin Lil' Kim Ron Fair Mark McGrath Opening theme Don't Cha Country of origin United States No. of episodes 10 Production Executive producer(s) Ken Mok Running time 61 min. Distributor Warner Horizon Television Broadcast Original channel The CW Original run February 18, 2008 – April 23, 2008 External links Official website IMDb profile TV.com summary The Pussycat Dolls Present: Girlicious is the second and final season of Pussycat Dolls Present:, in which young aspiring female singers/dancers compete in order to claim their spots to become the group "Girlicious". Girlicious is the creation of Robin Antin, creator of The Pussycat Dolls, who in the first season was searching for The Next Doll, but is now searching for an entirely new pop group by the name Girlicious. Girlicious, unlike the Pussycat Dolls, will be a more urbanized all female trio. This is the format for the second season of the Pussycat Dolls Present series, focusing mostly on female dancers/singers, looking for fame in the music industry. It premiered on Monday, February 18, 2008[1]. This season features 15 young women competing for the 3 slots open. The contestants, as named by producers, are: Alexis Pelekanos, Carrie Jones, Cassandra Porter, Charlotte Benesch, Charlye Nichols, Chrystina Sayers, Ilisa Juried, Jamie Ruiz, Jenna Artzer, Keisha Henry, Kristin Vlaze, Megan Dupre, Natalie Mejia, Nichole Cordova and Tiffanie Anderson. The album will be out on August 12 and their first single premiered on April 23 right after the finale of the series. The same day, Stupid Shit was released. Their first single can be heard on their official myspace.[2] Another season of Pussycat Dolls Present was planned but then the show was officially cancelled due to low ratings. Contents [hide] 1 Performances 1.1 Episode 1: Let's Get Girlicious 1.2 Episode 2: Confidence 1.3 Episode 3: Charisma 1.4 Episode 4: Style 1.5 Episode 5: Kitchen Confrontation / Sexiness 1.6 Episode 6: Vocal Expression 1.7 Episode 7: A Look Back 1.8 Episode 8: Star Quality 1.9 Episode 9: Public Image 1.10 Episode 10: You Are Girlicious 1.11 Elimination's call-out order 1.12 Makeovers 2 References 3 External links [edit] Performances [edit] Episode 1: Let's Get Girlicious After some bonding where Keisha reveals to be a lesbian, and Cassandra shows the girls her tattoo, the 15 semi-finalists are told that they must pick one song each by a pre-selected group of three. The results are as follow: Group 1 Song "Tainted Love" Artist Gloria Jones Performers Alexis, Megan, Tiffanie Group 2 Song "My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It)" Artist En Vogue Performers Keisha, Ilisa, Carrie Group 3 Song "Where Did Our Love Go" Artist The Supremes Performers Jamie, Charlye, Jenna Group 4 Song "Right Now" Artist Herbie Mann Performers Chrystina, Cassandra, Nichole Group 5 Song "We Got the Beat" Artist The Go-Gos Performers Charlotte, Natalie, Kristin The girls practice and Keisha's vocal short-comings are highlighted. The girls are then taken to the
TomTom Club where they meet Nelly Furtado and while getting ready, Natalie and Charlotte get on a fight about the fact that the former doesn't want to lend her boots. At the club, the girls perform karaoke and both Ilisa and Carrie impress the judges. Back at home, Jenna is revealed to have a ruptered cyst and is taken to the ER. She then spends the rest of rehearsal in a wheelchair, much to Robin's astonishment. In the final performance, Group 2 and 5 are deemed the worst but Ilisa, Natalie and then Carrie are spared, narrowing the group to 12 finalists. Eliminated: Charlotte, Kristin, Keisha [edit] Episode 2: Confidence The girls move into the house and Chrystina and Natalie separate themselves from the rest and gossip. The girls are taught about confidence and learn that their song assignments will be as follow: Group 1 Song "Holiday" Artist Madonna Performers Nichole, Natalie, Tiffanie, Ilisa Group 2 Song "Baby One More Time" Artist Britney Spears Performers Megan, Cassandra, Jamie, Alexis Group 3 Song "Tearin' Up My Heart" Artist *NSYNC Performers Carrie, Charlye, Jenna, Chrystina They are then taken to a baseball game where they learn that their challenge will be to sing the national anthem in front of the audience. After a first check, the group made up of Carrie, Charlye, Jenna and Chrystina is selected and Carrie wins. Back at home Natalie is confronted by her teammates for not investing enough in the challenge. At the final performance, Baby One More Time is unanimously deemed the worst and Megan is eliminated for being too pageanty. Eliminated: Megan [edit] Episode 3: Charisma This week is about charisma. Robin selects Carrie, Chrystina and Charlye as team leaders and Ilisa is the last to be picked. The song are as follow: Group 1 Song "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'" Artist Nancy Sinatra Performers Charlye, Tiffanie, Nichole Group 2 Song "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun" Artist Cyndi Lauper Performers Carrie, Jamie, Alexis, Cassandra Group 3 Song "Respect" Artist Aretha Franklin Performers Chrystina, Natalie, Jenna, Ilisa Ilisa struggles with not having a place in the competition until the immunity challenge, performing I don't need a man in front of critical fans, where she places 2nd behind Natalie who wins immunity. She then tells the girls about her story of living with a heart defect and wanting to inspire people with her music. Meanwhile, Tiffanie gets criticism (and a bad edit) for being too over the top, exaggerating her voice. During the final performance, the judges deem all the groups as good and Chrystina
lands in the bottom two with Alexis who is eliminated for not standing out enough. Eliminated: Alexis [edit] Episode 4: Style The girls learn that this week is about style and are given the following songs assignment: Group 1 Song "Take Your Time (Do It Right)" Artist SOS Band Performers Charlye, Natalie, Nichole Group 2 Song "Heart of Glass" Artist Blondie Performers Jamie, Ilisa, and Cassandra Group 3 Song "Dim All the Lights" Artist Donna Summer Performers Chrystina, Tiffanie, Jenna, Carrie Cassandra begins to freak out because the song is very hard to sing and she doesn't have the vocals for it. The girls all get makeovers and Jamie struggles with her red hair, while Natalie utters her infamous quote: Beauty is a talent. This week both Chrystina and Jenna struggle with the fact that they were among the last called out by Robin the week before but Robin tells them they have to learn how to deal with constructive criticism. Jenna is also criticized by the other girls for being too lazy. The challenge involves the girls working their new makeover for a staged red carpet for In Touch Weekly magazine which Nichole wins. At the performance, Jamie, Ilisa, and Cassandra's group is deemed the worst and despite Ron stating that they should eliminate Jamie for her attitude, a teary eyed Robin eliminates Cassandra for not having vocals that are strong enough in an elimination that is reminescent of Mariela's from last season. Eliminated: Cassandra [edit] Episode 5: Kitchen Confrontation / Sexiness This week's theme is sexiness and Robin raises the stakes by revealing that two girls will go home, making Jamie afraid since she has now to gain two places in the call out. The songs assignment are: Group 1 Song "Hit Me with Your Best Shot" Artist Pat Benatar Performers Nichole, Chrystina, Jenna Group 2 Song "Piece of My Heart" Artist Janis Joplin Performers Carrie, Ilisa, Tiffanie Group 3 Song "I Want You to Want Me" Artist Cheap Trick Performers Jamie, Natalie, Charlye The challenge is a sexy dance-off on Nelly Furtado's Do It and Charlye and Chrystina are the last two standing. It is Chrystina who wins due to her chemistry with her partner, while she and Charlye both get a Hello Kitty diamond necklace. Cliques begin to form, with Jenna, Natalie and Chrystina (known as JNC) on one side and Nichole, Charlye and Tiffanie (also known as TNC) on the other and they come to blow when Charlye criticizes the girls for being too sexual. Tiffanie and Charlye lash out at the girls who provoked them while an amused Jamie looks on. Natalie learns that her grandmother had died, but pulls herself to work for her family. Jenna then sleeps through rehearsal and ponders quitting due to her feud with the other clique but is talked out of it by Robin. At the final performance, Ron once again disagrees with Robin and wants Jenna out but in the end it's Jamie, for her lack of vocals and Ilisa for being too different who are eliminated. Eliminated: Jamie and Ilisa [edit] Episode 6: Vocal Expression This weeks theme is about vocal expression and the girls record Girlicious's first song, Leave You Alone and despite Natalie impressing Ron it is Tiffanie who wins immunity. However, Natalie is mentioned for her "surprise attack". The girls are then assigned a medley. Group 1 Song "Emotion" Artist Destiny's Child Performers Nichole, Charlye, Jenna, Natalie Group 2 Song "Flashdance... What a Feeling" Artist Irene Cara Performers Carrie, Chrystina, Tiffanie Groups 1&2 Song "Flashdance... What a Feeling" dance routine Artist Irene Cara Performers All the girls Chrystina is told to open but at the last minute, due to her lack of knowledge of the lyrics her part is swapped with Carrie's. Charlye struggles with being away from home since her father had died while she was away on a class trip and gets
a extra session with Kenn Hicks. Meanwhile Natalie storms out on Kenn Hicks after he refuses to give her a line she wants to sing but later apologizes after a discussion with Carrie and Tiffanie. Chrystina lands in the bottom two with Jenna who is criticized for her lack of energy. In the end, Jenna is eliminated. Eliminated: Jenna [edit] Episode 7: A Look Back This episode shows never before seen footage such as the girls's hidden talents, a pole dancing lesson which Alexis refuses to attend a few days before her elimination, Carrie, Jenna, Ilisa and Chrystina getting cozy with the male dancers and the judges bloopers. In this episode, the editors erroneously left in a scene with Kenn Hicks and the five remaining girls singing Leave You Alone, which allowed some keen-eyed fans to determine that Carrie would be eliminated in the following episode. [edit] Episode 8: Star Quality The week is about star quality and the tension stays in the 2 cliques. The six girls left made a videoclip of the single Leave you alone. Charlye won the challenge. The week's songs were: Group 1 Song "Thirteen Men" Artist Ann-Margret Performers Chrystina, Tiffanie, Charlye Group 2 Song "Sway" Artist Dean Martin Performers Carrie, Nichole, Natalie Carrie lands in the bottom 2 with Natalie. The judges decide that will be better for Carrie to be alone on a solo career, and for Natalie they said that she needs the group to make a good performance. Eliminated: Carrie [edit] Episode 9: Public Image After a few low blow on the way home, the girls learn about the weeks theme, public image and go on a media tour where they go to KIIS FM, where Chrystina forgets her lyrics while Tiffanie manages to be diplomatic about the tensions. They then go to Extra where Chrystina once again struggles but Natalie shines during her promo, winning herself the prize to have it aired nationally. Tiffanie then realizes that the girls have to sort out their differences as Robin might put girls from the two cliques in the group. Charlye however, pretexting a headache, refuses to put forth the effort. The girls then learn that they will all perform Pussycat Dolls songs together. Song "How Many Times, How Many Lies" and "Buttons" Artist Pussycat Dolls Performers Chrystina, Tiffanie, Charlye, Natalie, Nichole At the performance, Natalie finally nails her vocals while using her lower register. Chrystina and Charlye land in the bottom two, Chrystina for her lack of consistency and Charlye for not mixing well with the group. Chrystina is called, leaving a sad Charlye thinking she is going home. However, Robin reveals that the judges couldn't agree on sending anybody home and everyone moves on to the finale. Eliminated: No one [edit] Episode 10: You Are Girlicious This week the girls learn their final lesson, be themselves. They then each get few minutes with Ron Fair and Charlye is a little too honest about the tensions, compromising her chances. The girls then learn their final song assignment: Song "Ladies' Night" Artist Kool and the Gang Performers Chrystina, Tiffanie, Charlye, Natalie, Nichole Song "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman" Artist Aretha Franklin Performer Tiffanie Song "Before He Cheats" Artist Carrie Underwood Performer Charlye Song "Giving Him Something He Can Feel" Artist En Vogue Performer Nichole Song "Say It Right" Artist Nelly Furtado Performer Natalie Song "What About Love" Artist Heart Performer Chrystina Chrystina struggles with not knowing her song but thanks to Natalie she pulls off her strongest performance to date. Charlye is once again criticized for not mixing with the group and her desire is questioned, while Nichole is told she should push more. In the end, Robin calls Nichole first, thanks to her fitting right in the image of the group. She then calls Tiffanie as the second member of the group. She then calls a girl who will not be in Girlicious, Charlye, who is told to hang up her boa. Robin then manages the suspense before revealing the final member and Natalie begins to hope that both her and Chrystina will be in the group.
Indeed, Robin states that while "three girls in this group is great [sic], four girls are Girlicious". After that, the music video for Like Me is aired. Eliminated: Charlye [edit] Elimination's call-out order Robin Antin’s Call-Out Order Order Episode 1 By Groups Episode 2 By Groups Episode 3 Individually Episode 4 By Groups Episode 5 Individually Episode 6 Individually Episode 8 Individually Episode 9 Individually Episode 10 Individually 01 Tiffanie Jenna Natalie Chrystina Chrystina Tiffanie Charlye Natalie Nichole 02 Alexis Charlye Charlye Jenna Charlye Carrie Nichole Tiffanie Tiffanie 03 Megan Chrystina Tiffanie Tiffanie Carrie Charlye Tiffanie Nichole Charlye 04 Jamie Carrie Carrie Carrie Nichole Nichole Chrystina Chrystina Natalie 05 Jenna Nichole Jamie Charlye Tiffanie Natalie Natalie Charlye Chrystina 06 Charlye Natalie Cassandra Chrystina Nichole Chrystina Carrie 07 Chrystina Ilisa Ilisa Natalie Jenna Jenna 08 Nichole Tiffanie Jenna Ilisa Ilisa 09 Cassandra Alexis Nichole Jamie Jamie 10 Ilisa Jamie Chrystina Cassandra 11 Natalie Cassandra Alexis 12 Carrie Megan 13 Charlotte 14 Kristin 15 Keisha The contestant won the reward challenge and as such is safe from elimination. The contestant won both a special reward and immunity the challenge The contestant won a special reward The contestant was part of a non-elimination bottom two The contestant won the competition. The contestant won the reward challenge but did not win immunity from elimination. The contestants in this group were in the lowest group and as such up for elimination. The contestant was eliminated. Contestant This contestant wasn't called out by Robin Antin Notes: On Week 1 the contestants were called by groups except for the last six who were called individually. Then up to Week 5 they were either called by group except for the bottom group or all together except for the last four. Afterwards things got back to the bottom two system. On Week 3 Natalie was called out by Mark McGrath but not by Robin. On Week 6 Jenna was called and then eliminated, Chrystina wasn't called at all. In the finale, Robin called the first two winners, then Charlye who was eliminated and finally surprised Natalie and Chrystina by telling them they would both be in the group. On Week 5 Charlye and Chrystina were rewarded a Hello Kitty diamond necklace for their performance on the challenge, on Week 6 Charlye was given an extra vocal session by Kenn Hicks and on Week 9 Natalie only won to have her Extra promo aired, not immunity. Week 7 is a recap episode. On Week 5 two contestants were planned to be sent home, while on Week 9 the judges couldn't agree on who to send home and kept all 5 girls. Due to the fact that 4 girls were chosen to be in Girlicious, Carrie Jones is the second runner-up despite having been eliminated during Episode 8, two weeks before the finale. The winners of all the immunity challenges throughout the show happen to be the Top 6. (Natalie, Chrystina, Tiffanie, Charlye, Carrie, and Nichole). Carrie Jones got a solo deal thanks to the show, while Jamie Ruiz joined the Pussycat Dolls Vegas. [edit] Makeovers Jamie: Dyed lighter red Charlye: Bangs added Carrie: Bangs added, roots touched up Tiffanie: Trimmed, bangs added on the side, after the show, bangs and dyed gold (later dyed dark and cut mid-back) Natalie: Straightened and curled Chrystina: Extended, trimmed, and after the show extended longer dyed lighter brown with some streaks dyed blonde (later cut shoulder length) Nichole: Blonde extentions added Jenna: Dyed darker Ilisa: Trimmed and dyed darker Cassandra: Edgier cut and blonde streaks [edit] References ^ Breaking News - CW Plans Midseason Makeover | TheFutonCritic.com ^ After pictures of the Stupid Shit and Like Me videos were released, fans could now speculate that the winners were: Tiffanie Anderson, Chrystina Sayers, Natalie Mejia, and Nichole Cordova. Pussycat Dolls Present Girlicious: Meet the Contestants [edit] External links Official Girlicious Website Official Geffen Label Site Official Girlicious CW Website [show]v • d • eGirlicious Nichole Cordova • Tiffanie
Anderson • Natalie Mejia • Chrystina Sayers Albums Girlicious EPs Like Me / Stupid S*** Singles Like Me • Stupid S*** Other Songs "Leave You Alone" Related topics Pussycat Dolls Present: Girlicious • Pussycat Dolls Present • Pussycat Dolls • Carrie Jones [show]v • d • ePussycat Dolls Ashley Roberts • Jessica Sutta • Nicole Scherzinger • Melody Thornton • Kimberly Wyatt Carmit Bachar • Asia Nitollano Albums PCD • Doll Domination Singles "Don't Cha" • "Stickwitu" • "Beep" • "Buttons" • "I Don't Need a Man" • "Wait a Minute" • "When I Grow Up" • "Whatcha Think About That" • "I Hate This Part" • Takin' Over the World Promotional singles "Sway" • "Right Now" Tours PCD World Tour • World Domination Tour • The Circus Starring: Britney Spears Related topics Discography • Pussycat Dolls Present: • Live from London • Girlicious • Robin Antin Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pussycat_Dolls_Present:_Girlicious" Categories: CW network shows | American reality television series | Television series by Warner Bros. Television | 2000s American television series | 2008 television series debuts | 2008 television series endings | The Pussycat Dolls
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