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2006 ⭐ 7.9 16 Seasons 148 Eps English Web Series

Genre: Reality, Documentary

Cast: Kelli Finglass, Judy Trammell

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Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team (2006) is a reality, documentary web series in English. On New MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team online in HD.

Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team — Storyline

Reality show following the auditioning process and making of the annual Dallas Cowboys Cheerleading Squad.

Cast & Crew

  • Starring: Kelli Finglass, Judy Trammell

Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team — Series Details

First Air Date 2006-09-29
Seasons 16
Episodes 148
Genre Reality, Documentary
Language English
Network CMT
Status Ended
Rating 7.9/10 (21 votes)

Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team — Episode Guide

Season 1

  • E1: Episode 1 (2006-09-29) — Only a small number of Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders hopefuls will be chosen from a crowd of hundreds after performing freestyle dance routines in the preliminary auditions at Texas
  • E2: Episode 2 (2006-10-06) — Training camp gets underway as the women are introduced to a grueling schedule of dance rehearsals with choreographer Judy Trammell and workout sessions with fitness instructor Jay
  • E3: Episode 3 (2006-10-13) — The mental and physical stress of training camp hits hard, with sudden dropouts, fitness critiques, and the scrutiny of Kelli and Judy weighing heavily on the hopefuls.
  • E4: Episode 4 (2006-10-20) — Super Bowl XXX MVP Larry Brown and Dallas Cowboys player Ryan Fowler test the training camp candidates on their NFL knowledge and athletic skills on the field.
  • E5: Episode 5 (2006-10-27) — The training camp candidates get major makeovers ahead of their first solo publicity stills, and the veteran cheerleaders visit with members of the armed forces before deployment.
  • E6: Episode 6 (2006-11-03) — As training camp winds down, the hopefuls are on their best behavior after Kelli's annual etiquette luncheon, and a tough choreographer pushes the women with new dance techniques.
  • E7: Episode 7 (2006-11-10) — The candidates find themselves in front of the camera for a crash course in dealing with the media, and the judges from the open call return to give their final say on the official
  • E8: Episode 8 (2006-11-17) — With 36 Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders hopefuls poised to become America's sweethearts, Kelli and Judy are concerned the team is not ready and more cuts may be needed.

Season 2

  • E1: Episode 1 (2007-09-04) — Hundreds of hopefuls arrive for preliminary auditions, where less than half will move on after Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Director Kelli Finglass observes their freestyle dance ro
  • E2: Episode 2 (2007-09-21) — Competition heats up in the final audition as surviving candidates go head-to-head against experienced veteran cheerleaders to secure one of the coveted spots at the DCC Training C
  • E3: Episode 3 (2007-09-28) — The group of 43 hopefuls celebrate moving on in the selection process and adjust to the physical demands of Training Camp, and DCC Director Kelli Finglass reminds them there will b
  • E4: Episode 4 (2007-10-06) — Two weeks into training camp, veteran cheerleaders choose their wardrobe for the swimsuit calendar shoot, rookies audition for a spot in Show Group, and Kelli and Judy make the fir
  • E5: Episode 5 (2007-10-13) — As reality sets in for the remaining candidates, the rookies are fitted for their skimpy DCC uniforms, then they must pass a strict etiquette test and prove they have mastered the
  • E6: Episode 6 (2007-10-20) — After brutally honest guest choreographer Kitty Carter puts them through the wringer, the training camp candidates get stunning makeovers, and Kelli and Judy make another heartbrea
  • E7: Episode 7 (2007-10-27) — The rookies don the iconic Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders uniform for a modeling shoot, and they have a life-changing experience when they go skydiving with a legendary Army parachute
  • E8: Episode 8 (2007-11-03) — The last rehearsals and the final cuts for the 2007 squad; the ladies pose for their Squad Photo; the squad performs in front of 65,000 fans at Texas Stadium.

Season 3

  • E1: Episode 1 (2008-10-04) — Over 600 excited and anxious Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders hopefuls arrive at Texas Stadium for the preliminary auditions.  After performing their freestyle dance routines for the ju
  • E2: Episode 2 (2008-10-11) — In the finals audition, the competition really heats up.  Now, surviving candidates must go head-to-head against experienced veteran cheerleaders for a coveted spot in the DCC Trai
  • E3: Episode 3 (2008-10-18) — Training Camp begins!  The newly elected training camp candidates are excited, even star struck, as they meet the veterans for the first time at Valley Ranch.  At the first team me
  • E4: Episode 4 (2008-10-25) — Only two weeks into training camp, it's time to start making cuts. Uniform Fittings is the first order of business. It's a bittersweet moment when the rookies are measured for thei
  • E5: Episode 5 (2008-11-01) — After saying goodbye to one of their own, reality sets in for the remaining training camp candidates:  nobody's position on the squad is secure.  Hard charging, Kitty Carter is ask
  • E6: Episode 6 (2008-11-08) — The entire squad needs a wake up call and guest choreographer Kitty Carter gives it to them. She takes the group through a grueling dance rehearsal only to leave a few girls emotio
  • E7: Episode 7 (2008-11-15) — Some fantasies come true, as the remaining lucky training camp candidates model the iconic Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders uniform during a sexy cameo photo shoot. Later, a seasoned ve
  • E8: Episode 8 (2008-11-22) — With more cuts looming, and only two rehearsals left, the girls struggle into their famous white cowboy boots for the first time. Then, Judy and Megan Fox dish out the critiques as

Season 4

  • E1: Episode 1 (2009-10-10) — There's a buzz of nervous energy and excitement when over 500 hopefuls arrive for the preliminary auditions, each performing a freestyle dance routine to stand out and impress the
  • E2: Episode 2 (2009-10-17) — In the final audition, the new candidates compete with returning veterans for a spot in training camp, and the hopefuls answer questions from the judges during panel interviews.
  • E3: Episode 3 (2009-10-24) — Training camp kicks off at Valley Ranch with the candidates learning how they scored with the judges, and Kelli and Judy determine which hopefuls will survive the first week.
  • E4: Episode 4 (2009-10-31) — Week three of training camp starts with cuts and uniform fittings, where each candidate gets to try on the famous blue and white star-studded outfit.
  • E5: Episode 5 (2009-11-07) — The rookies are left in the dark about what Kelli and salon director Rainer Schneck have planned for them when they get their dramatic hair and beauty makeovers.
  • E6: Episode 6 (2009-11-14) — When Kelli gives a former contestant a once-in-a-lifetime second chance to join training camp three weeks late, there is a lot of catching up the hopeful must do to get up to speed
  • E7: Episode 7 (2009-11-21) — The notoriously demanding and intimidating Kitty Carter returns to Valley Ranch to teach the candidates a technique class, and the hopefuls tour the new Dallas Cowboys stadium.
  • E8: Episode 8 (2009-11-28) — It's now or never for the remaining training camp candidates as there are only two rehearsals left before final cuts, and Kelli and Judy are forced to make tough decisions.

Season 5

  • E1: Episode 1 (2010-10-15) — For the first time, the magnificent Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas, is the venue for the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders auditions. Over 600 candidates with dreams of making the 2
  • E2: Episode 2 (2010-10-22) — The 47 new girls invited to attend DCC finals auditions have had two weeks to prepare, but are they ready to swap dance moves with the 27 returning DCC veterans? From judges' panel
  • E3: Episode 3 (2010-10-29) — DCC training camp begins. The training camp candidates arrive at Valley Ranch for the first time and have the opportunity to meet their idols and mentors — the DCC veterans. DCC d
  • E4: Episode 4 (2010-11-05) — In just the second week of rehearsals, the first cuts of a training camp loom. Before the arduous rehearsals begin, a few select veterans in training camp are sent to film a segmen
  • E5: Episode 5 (2010-11-12) — Week four of training camp begins with the rookie candidates getting their DCC "Makeovers." From having their hair and make-up revamped to receiving full body tans and teeth whiten
  • E6: Episode 6 (2010-11-19) — The end of training camp is approaching, and DCC cameo photos are on the schedule. The training camp candidates and veterans are readied for their close-ups, dressed in their fitte
  • E7: Episode 7 (2010-11-26) — The 2010 squad must be announced in the next two days. At a local high school football stadium, the girls take to the turf for their one and only field rehearsal. Director Kelli Mc
  • E8: Episode 8 (2010-12-10) — Thirty-four rookie candidates and veterans suit up for the squad photo. Will the girls win Judy's and Kelli's approval, or will this be the last time some of them wear the iconic s

Season 6

  • E1: Auditions Begin (2011-10-20) — Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas, is once again the venue for the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders auditions.
  • E2: On The Field (2011-10-27) — Tensions run high for the 69 new hopefuls as 18 returning DCC veterans join the competition by way of coveted invitations to training camp.
  • E3: Training Camp (2011-11-04) — The stress the newly selected training camp candidates are under is evident as they struggle to rearrange their schedules and secure new living arrangements in Dallas.
  • E4: The Famous Uniform (2011-11-11) — Two weeks into training camp, the dancers are tasked with mastering the world famous DCC kick line and jump split as Kelli and Judy prepare to make their first cuts.
  • E5: Makeovers (2011-11-18) — On makeover day, the rookie candidates are given a new look with hair and makeup to transform them in the DCC mold.
  • E6: Cameo Photos (2011-11-25) — Rehearsal starts with a big bang when DCC Technical Director Kitty Carter makes a surprise visit to Valley Ranch.
  • E7: Field Rehearsal (2011-12-02) — It's a tense time for all as the candidates prepare for the first and only field rehearsal on the Cowboys' stadium.
  • E8: Finale (2011-12-09) — It has all come down to the final night of training camp. Tonight, dreams will be made or broken.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team have? 16 season(s) with 148 episodes.

Where can I watch Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.

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