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Sarra Elgan (2004)

Harvey (So Solid Crew)

Judges: Kevin Adams (from Fame Academy); Lisa Scott-Lee, Louie Spence

Princess for Trouble, 2004-6 (3 series)

Twelve dancers compete for a one-year dance contract. As nondescript as it sounds.

Johny Pitts was credited as "Johny P".

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 == Host ==
-Harvey (So Solid Crew) and [[Johny Pitts]]
+Sarra Elgan (2004)
+[[Johny Pitts]] (2005-6)
+Harvey (So Solid Crew)
 == Co-hosts ==
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 == Broadcast ==
-Princess for Trouble, 2004-5
+Princess for Trouble, 2004-6 (3 series)
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 == Synopsis ==
-So I wuz chewing off my ass with me homies and dey were sayin' that we ain't listin' some big-ass show on Trouble and I was like "Hey, u bitchin'?" and they were like "No way, man". But get dis, this show was bustin' all over Trouble in 2004 and we ain't got it on da Three W's and I was like "WTF?"
+Twelve dancers compete for a one-year dance contract. As nondescript as it sounds.
-And I was, like, eyeing all this big movez bustin' all over the screen as these geezas were giving it big style in some kinda knock-out competition to find whoz Da Bomb at being street, fly boys - u get me?
-So I sed I'd give it big style write-up on da Web for all the laydeez who fink this show is right pimpin'. It kinda like dat [[Strictly Dance Fever|Dance Academy]] with da geez from [[Fame Academy]] and the Commandant from ''Police Academy'' - nah, just yankin' ya!
-It well street. Bo!
 ==Trivia==
-Johny Pitts was actually credited as "Johny P", which is more street. Rad!
+Johny Pitts was credited as "Johny P".
 [[Category:Variety]]
 [[Category:Dance]]
 [[Category:Princess Productions]]