Confessions Of A Teen Idol

Seven former teen idols move into a house together and begin their quest to regain their fame and a second chance at a career in movies and TV.

This week, the Teen Idols are judged by a focus group of women. The women have no idea that the former idols are watching from behind two-way glass, so their comments are brutally honest.

The former teen idols take a star map tour through Hollywood but this time, the stops along the way are all about them.

In an effort to reclaim their lost fame, the guys take a walk through Paparazzi Alley in Beverly Hills to attract attention and have their photos taken.

The teen idols have emotional reunions with people from their past who were affected by their fame. Then, the guys audition to see who can raise the most money by auctioning themselves for charity, but it unexpectedly leads to one of the idols leaving the show.

For their sixth week in the house, the idols pitch themselves to a panel of industry gatekeepers - casting directors, producers, and entertainment executives - who have the power to make or break their careers. After the pitch, the guys get the rare opportunity to listen to the gatekeepers' comments behind a two-way mirror.

Our idols get the chance to audition for two high profile casting directors and learn the do's and don'ts of auditioning. After working with world-renowned acting coach Howard Fine to master their skills they get one more chance to make an impression on the casting directors.

The idols' journey comes to a close with a final glance at the past, and a hopeful glimpse of the future. The guys each have a private meeting with Cooper to say goodbye to their former selves, and the demons of their past. Later, fed up with being cooped up in the house, the guys decide to take a trip to the beach, do some surfing, and enjoy their final day together in the sun. Then it's time for the wrap party, where the idols say their final goodbyes and receive special gifts that not only help relaunch their careers, but change their lives.