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The first season chronicled the [[2005]] [[Hoover High School]] football team. The show was filmed during the football season and premiered a year leater, on [[August 23]], [[2006]]. A premiere party was held at the [[Rave Patton Creek]] cinema. Through its first three weeks, the show attracted an average of 1.87 million viewers, finishing the season with 64 million. | The first season chronicled the [[2005]] [[Hoover High School]] football team. The show was filmed during the football season and premiered a year leater, on [[August 23]], [[2006]]. A premiere party was held at the [[Rave Patton Creek]] cinema. Through its first three weeks, the show attracted an average of 1.87 million viewers, finishing the season with 64 million. | ||
The show's main characters in season one were safeties Alex Binder and Max Lerner, quarterback Ross Wilson, lineman Dwarn "Repete" Smith, Head Coach [[Rush Probst]], and cheerleader Kristin Boyle. | The show's main characters in season one were safeties Alex Binder and Max Lerner, quarterback [[Ross Wilson]], lineman Dwarn "Repete" Smith, Head Coach [[Rush Probst]], and cheerleader Kristin Boyle. | ||
Remote Productions, Inc., an MTV affiliated company, signed a contract from the [[Hoover Board of Education]] that allowed it to pursue two additional seasons. On [[September 27]], [[2006]] they announced that a second season would be produced, beginning with Hoover's [[September 29]] game at the [[Hoover Met]] against John Curtis High School of River Ridge, Louisiana. | Remote Productions, Inc., an MTV affiliated company, signed a contract from the [[Hoover Board of Education]] that allowed it to pursue two additional seasons. On [[September 27]], [[2006]] they announced that a second season would be produced, beginning with Hoover's [[September 29]] game at the [[Hoover Met]] against John Curtis High School of River Ridge, Louisiana. | ||
Revision as of 07:58, 18 July 2010
Two-A-Days was a half-hour reality television show produced by Dave Sirulnick and Amy Bailey of Atlanta-based Humidity Entertainment and aired for two seasons on MTV.
Season 1
The first season chronicled the 2005 Hoover High School football team. The show was filmed during the football season and premiered a year leater, on August 23, 2006. A premiere party was held at the Rave Patton Creek cinema. Through its first three weeks, the show attracted an average of 1.87 million viewers, finishing the season with 64 million.
The show's main characters in season one were safeties Alex Binder and Max Lerner, quarterback Ross Wilson, lineman Dwarn "Repete" Smith, Head Coach Rush Probst, and cheerleader Kristin Boyle.
Remote Productions, Inc., an MTV affiliated company, signed a contract from the Hoover Board of Education that allowed it to pursue two additional seasons. On September 27, 2006 they announced that a second season would be produced, beginning with Hoover's September 29 game at the Hoover Met against John Curtis High School of River Ridge, Louisiana.
Season 2
Premiering on January 30, 2007, the second season picked up in the middle of football season and featured Wilson and his girlfriend Elliot Mayson, Brothers Brandon and Byron Clear, linebacker Michael DeJohn, Receiver Charlie Zorn and his girlfriend Kristen Padalino, and lineman Mark McCarty and his girlfriend Brittany Benton.
While the first season stirred up local controversy over the propriety of exhibiting teenagers on television, the role of the team's chaplain at a public school, and the use of vulgar language by the coach and players; the second season's only real controversy was over the demonizing of Hoover's rival, Vestavia Hills High School.
Due to controversy and the subsequent firing of Coach Probst, Humidity Entertainment declined to pick up its option to film a third season at Hoover.
References
- Heffernan, Virginia (September 5, 2006) "Scrimmage Under the Sun, Brooding on the Sidelines. New York Times.
- Stock, Erin (September 19, 2006) "Second season of MTV show possible". Birmingham News.
- Stock, Erin (April 5, 2007) "Buzz subsides on MTV's 2nd season of 'Two-A-Days'". Birmingham News.
- Two-A-Days. (June 3, 2008). In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved June 5, 2008.
External links
- Two-A-Days at MTV.com
- Two-A-Days on MySpace.com
- Two-A-Days coverage at wadeonbirmingham.com
- Humidity Entertainment website