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CMT Finds Sisqo, Puts a Cowboy Hat On Him and Throws Him On TV

10/22/07, 11:36 am EST


For those suffering from post-Celebrity Rap Superstar withdrawal, Country Music Television has the fix for you. Gone Country will take seven non-country music sorta-celebrities, put them in one Nashville house and attempt to convert them into honky-tonkin’ cowboys and cowgirls. Big & Rich’s John Rich will host the fiasco, which includes American Idol’s Diana DeGarmo, former Hot Listee Carnie Wilson, Julio Igelsias Jr. and the actress who played Marcia on TV’s The Brady Bunch. But we saved the best for this sentence: Rounding out the cast is Twisted Sister’s Dee Snider, Whitney Houston’s ex-husband Bobby Brown and, last but definitely not least, the inimitable Sisqo (!) of “Thong Song” fame.

Over the course of six weeks, the contestants will undergo a series of musical and physical challenges in hopes of morphing them into Grand Ole Opry gold. At the end of the six-episode arc, Rich will declare the winner, who will be rewarded the opportunity to record and release a country song. While it’s probably set in stone that DeGarmo pulls a Carrie Underwood and cruises her way to the prize, the comedic potential is still off the charts. Will Brown finally find love in the form of Carnie Wilson or her fellow Celebrity Fit Club star Maureen McCormick? Will Dee Snider be the Sebastian Bach of Gone Country? Does Sisqo have a few extra ticks before his fifteen minutes expires? Our TiVos are already set for the January 2008 premiere episode.


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Anonymous | 10/22/2007, 4:04 pm EST

ahahahahahahhahahaha

Aries73 | 10/22/2007, 4:36 pm EST

Two words: Train Wreck

Shompson | 10/22/2007, 4:36 pm EST

:(

mike | 10/22/2007, 6:44 pm EST

This concept was done already. 1985, Dolly Parton tried to make a country singer out of…Sylvester Stallone. The movie was called Rhinestone. It sucked.

Grant | 10/22/2007, 11:36 pm EST

Wow, Kid Rock is starting to look more and more like the Vince Neil/John Lovitz monster every day. It’s a shame that Kid Rock is what sells a magazine these days.

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