I Want to Look Like a High School Cheerleader Again

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2007•60 min/ep•Reality

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I Want To Look Like A High School Cheerleader Again is an American reality TV show broadcast on Country Music Television. The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders trainer Jay Johnson, his wife Lin, and the host Jenn Brown try to help ten former high school cheerleaders to transform their lives and compete to win $50,000 and a Reebok Home Gym.

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