The Show 2 (2006)
Part two picks up where part one left off, with the remaining 10 contestants getting the shocking news that the next round of elimiatnions -- one on one pair ups closely "monitored" by superstar judges -- will send all but 3 of them home.
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Part two picks up where part one left off, with the remaining 10 contestants getting the shocking news that the next round of elimiatnions -- one on one pair ups closely "monitored" by superstar judges -- will send all but 3 of them home.
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In Theaters:9/24/2006
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Runtime:155 minutes
Studio:Dark Alley Media, Pitbull Productions
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