After Dancing with the Stars and So You Think You Can Dance, another dance reality program will surface on the TV loop and it will be produced by Randy Jackson. The famous American Idol judge will be gracing yet another reality series called World Moves, which will be broadcast on NBC for its fall schedule.



World Moves, a hip-hop dance-themed program, will showcase teams with five to seven members, focusing on their dance performances, as well as the behind-the-scene drama. Like any other competitive reality show, elimination will be present and will be coming in the form of online voting, text messaging or phone voting.

Like American Idol, World Moves calls for thousands of teams to audition across the country. Teams that are selected will then go to Hollywood where competition will be fiercer and tougher by the minute. At stake on the competition is a global touring contract.

Although the new series doesn't have an exact airing date yet, NBC is eyeing for a fall broadcast, which would in all likelihood be a replacement for an hour long cancelled show.

Aside from taking the show as a useful alternate, World Moves will actually be a challenging project for the American Idol judge given that those other reality dance series have earned great ratings and much popularity.

Prior to American Idol, Jackson has acquired numerous credits from playing with Aretha Franklin, Bob Dylan, Blue Oyster Cult and many other renowned artists. He has worked as an executive at Columbia Records and at MCA Records, after exhausting nearly all genres of music as a musician. In addition, he has also appeared on shows like The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Dr.

Vegas, Greatest American, Kevin Hill, The Oprah Winfrey Show, Hollywood Squares, and Late Night with Conan O'Brien just to name a few.