Dance War: Bruno Vs. Carrie Ann - Description

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The show's format was based on BBC's Dance X, which also starred Bruno Tonioli. Season One of Dance War premiered on January 7, 2008 on ABC and concluded with a two hour finale on February 18, 2008.

The two stars of this show, Bruno Tonioli and Carrie Ann, chose and train two rival teams of singing/dancing amateur performers that competed against each other. The winning team at the end of the season were rewarded a recording deal with Hollywood Records.

After the audition show, Dance War went live with the top 14 contestants. They were divided into two teams of six (three males and three females) with two contestants cut from the competition. In future shows, the two teams competed in various dance styles. Viewers voted for their favorite team. The captain of the losing team, Bruno or Carrie Ann, had to pick one of their team members to leave the show.

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