Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making The Team Season 17 is yet to be announced by CMT

Kelli has a major decision to make before announcing the new squad, while the rookies try to overcome all of the Game Day distractions

Kelli and Judy have to make a very tough cut. Show Group performs for the first time this season. Charlotte Jones visits rehearsal to help the squad get to 36.

It's a make-or-break moment when the candidates take their cameo photos; the team has some bonding time during a cooking challenge; someone goes down during rehearsal and a candidate goes home.

Judy announces everyone's place in the famous triangle with a surprising reveal; Media Training has a few casualties; Melissa Rycroft has to make a tough decision about who to keep.

The women take the field for the first time in their signature DCC boots; learning the DCC entrance proves very challenging for some, while others struggle to get accustomed to dancing in cowboy boots.

Emmy-winning choreographer Tyce Diorio teaches the ladies to bring the magic as he puts them though a tough routine; Evan Miller challenges the DCC's power and musicality.

Cheryl Burke drops in to judge as the DCC take the stage at Gilley's Dallas for group auditions. Makeovers help some stand out, while others go home in tears. Melissa Rycroft is also featured.

Emmy-award winning choreographer, Travis Wall, comes to rehearsal to shake things up. The physical rigors of training camp begin with the kickline and the fear of the jumpsplits.

36 hours after making Training Camp the candidates are thrust into a new level of pressure. Some break down

It's Finals! The new rookie candidates face off against the re-auditioning veterans. Melissa Rycroft and Charm LaDonna are featured.

With the field narrowed down to 101 women, the pressure is on. They must conquer their nerves, master tough choreography, and learn the famous kickline. Melissa Rycroft and Charm LaDonna are featured.

Four hundred dancers from all over the country converge on AT&T Stadium to start the hardest audition process in the entertainment business to become a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader. Melissa Rycroft and Charm LaDonna are featured.

The final rehearsal. Dreams come true as the squad photo is taken and the ladies hit the field for their first game, but first they must prove the moment isn't too big for them.

Judy gets tough at rehearsal. The candidates learn how to carry themselves under pressure at etiquette training. The first Show Group performance of the year. New members of Show Group, the ladies must shine in front of Charlott.

Michael Jackson dancer, Marcea Lane, comes to town to shake things up. The candidates learn how to rejuvenate. The swimsuit calendar covers are revealed at a special event.

Candidates take their publicity photo. Being photogenic is a must. Kelli puts the ladies through media training.

Candidates hit the football field for the first time as Judy teaches them the DCC entrance. If a candidate can't pick it up quickly, she will be cut.

Kitty comes to a rehearsal and stirs thing up; the new candidates bond, then are judged as they perform at a mock appearance; Travis Wall comes to town.

Nick Florez, choreographer for Katy Perry, Pink and the Super Bowl, comes to rehearsal; Kelli and Judy must pick the best of the best for "Show Group"; Katie Schaar attempts to prevent injuries.

First, the ladies learn the famed kickline and the scary jump splits. Then, they must pass Jay's boot camp fitness test or be called out. Finally, a dream comes true as the new ladies try on the legendary uniform.

The ladies learn to look and dance like a DCC.

The returning veterans go to the Bahamas to compete to be the calendar cover girl. Then Training Camp begins for all.

Twenty three vets join 50 new candidates at the finals for a place in training camp.

125 ladies try to conquer a DCC dance routine and the kickline to advance to Finals.

Four hundred nervous and excited ladies flock to AT&T Stadium to try out for the best cheerleading squad in the world.

Kelli announces the official squad and the women realize the hard-fought dream of becoming a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader. The squad then prepares for their very first football game at AT&T Stadium. Season 12 finale.

Training camp winds down and the pressure skyrockets, as another lady is sent home.

Twenty three veterans travel to Canton, Ohio, to perform at Jerry Jones' induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

The team must re-block their formations for their Hall of Fame performance, due to two suspended veterans; new vets step up as a new point of the triangle is named; the rookie candidates try to get their footing during a rehearsal.

The squad goes on an appearance to support pop music star, Demi Lovato. The ladies learn the entrance to the famed pre-game dance. It's a make or break moment. If a woman can't learn it quickly it might be her last night.

Katy Perry's choreographer, Nick Florez, stops by to offer some performance advice to the ladies. Later, the cheerleaders pose for their cameo photos.

Kelli takes the ladies on location to see how they interact during a public appearance with War Veterans. Later tears are shed after a very hard decision.

Kelli media trains the rookie candidates to determine who best represents the DCC at press events; news anchor Meredith Land tests the ladies on-camera interview skills.

The ladies first need to have the ``classic'' Dallas Cowboys cheerleader look; Kelli's legendary hair and makeup transformations; assessing the ladies with a new fitness test, ``Styku.''

Forty-four women begin the first training camp at The Star, the Cowboys' new billion-dollar facility. At the first meeting, Kelli makes it clear that eight women will be sent home over the summer.

The veterans finally enter the audition process; all 83 women are judged head to head during a panel interview, a solo dance performance and on their appearance on the football field.

The 119 remaining women have one hour to learn a power pom routine and the famous kickline; the stress of mastering the choreography in such a short time leads to numerous mistakes.

Hundreds of beautiful and talented women converge on AT&T Stadium to start the hardest audition process in professional sports, trying out for a coveted spot on the most famous NFL cheerleading squad in the world.

Squad announcement feels bittersweet as some favorites go home; the team has their first appearance at the Star Ribbon cutting; Game Day arrives.

Kellie Pickler comes to a rehearsal to share her experience and motivate the girls as Training Camp comes to an end; Melissa Rycroft makes Kelsey aware of a big mistake; Candace Romo helps with a big night of cuts.

Melissa Rycroft makes a house call to help Yuko; Kitty Carter rocks some of the candidate's worlds; cameos give Kelli and Judy a fresh perspective on the girls; at Show Group auditions, the girls let it all hang out.

A new choreographer shakes things up; uniform fittings and the Belk fashion show approach; two-time Grammy winner Kacey Musgraves stops by rehearsal.

With the first cut looming, the girls must push their dance skills to the limit; Melissa Rycroft works to bring out showmanship; stress increases on makeover day as the girls try to get the DCC look.

The new candidates get an eye-opening taste of what it means to be a DCC; girls struggle to learn the dances; Melissa Rycroft meets the new girls for the first time.

Veterans fight for their jobs as new girls try to live their dreams and make DCC Training Camp as they face panel Interviews, solos, an exhausting dance combination and a room full of very tough judges.

Hundreds of beautiful and talented hopefuls arrive to try out for the best cheerleading team in the world while many of the returning girls look for redemption.

Kelli finally announces the squad. Injuries threaten the opening of Cowboys training camp. Game Day chaos endangers a flawless performance.

Kelli and Judy make many tough cuts to keep up the quality of the team, which causes emotions to run high; Melissa Rycroft offers invaluable field experience.

As the girls get the DCC look, it helps some and not others. Two surprise guests stop by rehearsal and rock the TCC's world. Kelli has one of the most awkward

As the girls get the DCC look, it helps some and not others. Two surprise guests stop by rehearsal and rock the TCC's world. Kelli has one of the most awkward.

Kelli and Judy must cut 10 girls to get to the magic number of 36 for the squad.

As training camp starts Kelli lays down the law, and the girls start to crack.

23 veterans join the audition process and go up against 59 rookie candidates who are vying for their spots.

For the super talented few that make it to training camp, the exhilaration is short lived as the reality of the most demanding dance audition in professional sports.

The final day of training camp has everyone nervous because Kelli and Judy might take a squad of less than 36.

With three girls left to cut and the first game around the corner, the pressure is intense as the girls return to take the field for the first time since auditions.

As the candidates enter the sixth week of training camp -- they need to start looking like a DCC --or their spot is in jeopardy. Whose dream will end this week?

To be a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader, you need to look like a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader. This week, Kelli makes sure all the girls have the look.

Fear takes over for the new training camp candidates as they face the reality of doing the DCC kick line and jump splits for the first time.

Seven girls will be cut to make a squad of 36. Deep anticipation becomes a reality with the first rehearsal and the pace is a bit overwhelming for some with the thought of looming cuts.

With 55 high caliber girls making it to the finals, it's intimidating for the 30 veterans as they join the audition process and must fight to keep their place on the team.

Begin the journey to see who will survive the most demanding dance audition in professional sports. Five hundred ladies put their dreams on the line as they try...

Season 8 begins with 500 candidates trying out for 2013-2014 squad. Their number is quickly reduced to 139 and then down to 54 ladies who are in compete against cowboys cheerleaeers

On the finale of DALLAS COWBOYS CHEERLEADERS: MAKING THE TEAM, training camp comes down to the last grueling rehearsals and whose long legs fit into the famous kick-line. The cheerleaders attend a poolside bikini boot-camp for last minute toning. Then, amid tears of disappointment and shock, Kelli makes the final cuts for the 2007 squad. Big Texas smiles come easily as the cheerleaders pose for their Squad Photo and a very famous guest reveals herself in the DCC uniform. The girls head to Texas Stadium for their very first Cowboys football game, where they wow 65,000 fans with a wild and rowdy opening dance number.

The rookies get to wear the iconic Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders uniform for the very first time during a professional modeling shoot this week on DALLAS COWBOYS CHEERLEADERS: MAKING THE TEAM. Then, the girls have a life changing experience skydiving with the legendary Army parachute team, the Golden Knights. However, tears flow later in Kelli's office when another girl is cut from training camp.

In the sixth episode of DALLAS COWBOYS CHEERLEADERS: MAKING THE TEAM, the training camp candidates don't know what hit them when tough as nails and brutally honest guest choreographer Kitty Carter teaches a class. Then, the rookies get one step closer to transforming into Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders with professional beauty makeovers. After another brutal Jay workout, there's a surprise cut that nobody saw coming.

After saying goodbye to one of their own on DALLAS COWBOYS CHEERLEADERS: MAKING THE TEAM, reality sets in for the remaining training camp candidates: nobody's position on the squad is secure. The girls are fitted for the revealing DCC uniforms, and then sweat their way through a punishing physical workout. Two girls struggle to perform dance kicks, while another learns the hard way what DCC Director Kelli thinks about punctuality. Evaluations in Kelli's office can mean only one thing: another girl is getting cut from the squad.

Only two weeks into training camp, it's time to start making cuts in the second season of CMT's DALLAS COWBOYS CHEERLEADERS: MAKING THE TEAM. While "veteran" cheerleaders model bikinis for their upcoming calendar shoot, anxious training camp "rookies" dance their hearts out to prove to Kelli and Judy that they deserve to stay another week. One girl battles weight issues, while several others struggle with dance technique. In the end, whose blood, sweat and tears just wasn't enough?

Professional cheerleading takes hard work, determination and nerves of steel as the new crop of recruits quickly finds out in the second season of CMT's DALLAS COWBOYS CHEERLEADERS: MAKING THE TEAM. CMT's eight-episode series reveals all the behind-the-scenes action of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleading try-outs as girls struggle to make the team, survive boot camp and make their big debut as one of the most famous cheerleaders in America. In the one-hour season premiere, hundreds of excited and anxious Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders hopefuls arrive at Texas Stadium for the preliminary auditions. After performing their freestyle dance routines for the judges, only half make it to the semi-finals. At semi's, they are taught the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders' style of dance, along with the legendary kick line. Amid tears of joy and disappointment, only half the girls are called back for the finals, where they'll compete against the seasoned veterans to earn a spot in the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Training Camp.