Canada's Next Top Model Season 1 Episode release dates & where to watch
Premiered
Wednesday, May 31, 2006
Ended: Wednesday, July 19, 2006
When does Canada's Next Top Model Season 1 come out?
Canada's Next Top Model Season 1 premiered Wednesday, May 31, 2006 on Citytv and ended Wednesday, July 19, 2006. The season has 8 episodes.
Canada's Next Top Model takes it first season on May 31, 2006 features a dynamic reality show format – the viewers not only witness an intense competition to find a top model but also the impact of the competition in the day-to-day lives of a diverse group of contestants. In the end, Andrea Muizelaar beat out her competition to become the first winner of "Canada's Next Top Model".
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Canada's Next Top Model Season 1 release schedule
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1. Hit The Dance Floor Running In the premiere episode of CNTM, the 10 finalist are introduced to Canada. Jay Manuel guest stars as the first guest judge, where he will be presenting the first challenge to the girls. Also, the first guest photographer on the first photo shoot is renowned Canadian Rock ‘n Roll Photographer Andrew MacNaughtan. |
Wednesday · 20 years ago |
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2. Float Like a Butterfly, Fight Like a Babe The initial happiness of the new move-in is beginning to wear off in the house. The traditional makeovers are given and some girls are less than pleased with the results. The girls have a photoshoot in a boxing ring and the fights are not only with boxing gloves on. The tension rises as the realization of the reality of the competition sets in and certain girls start to pick fights with each other. |
Wednesday · 20 years ago |
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3. Walk This Way After a lesson from runway coach Stacey McKenzie, the eight remaining contestants make their first public appearance, and one girl shows off more than the others. Also: Hollywood stylist Phillip Bloch shows up with a suprise. |
Wednesday · 20 years ago |
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4. Topping it All Off Hollywood fitness guru Harley Pasternak surprises the girls with a grueling early morning workout; one model is pushed to the limit during a sexy photo shoot |
Wednesday · 20 years ago |
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5. She Has The Weakest Photograph The six remaining contestants face feared fashion journalist Michael Gross, who shares discomforting truths about the modeling industry with the girls. Then, it becomes every girl for herself during the first group photo shoot. |
Wednesday · 20 years ago |
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6. Beauty is as Beauty Poses The five remaining supermodel wannabes get a surprise visit from runway coach and judge Stacey McKenzie. Also: the girls prepare for a beauty close-up |
Wednesday · 20 years ago |
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7. Get Ready, Get Set, Go See! The four remaining contestants participate in a retro '80s-style photo shoot. The girls are then sent on “go-sees,” where they aren't given much time to impress potential clients. |
Wednesday · 20 years ago |
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8. Runway Race to The Finish Finale In the first-season finale, the final three contestants face off for the $100,000 beauty contract. Tricia Helfer hosts. Jay Manuel returns as a guest. |
Wednesday · 20 years ago |
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Canada's Next Top Model Season 1 FAQ
When does Canada's Next Top Model Season 1 come out?
Canada's Next Top Model Season 1 premiered Wednesday, May 31, 2006 on Citytv.
How many episodes are in Canada's Next Top Model Season 1?
Canada's Next Top Model Season 1 has 8 episodes.
Are new episodes of Canada's Next Top Model Season 1 released weekly?
New episodes are released weekly.
When is the Canada's Next Top Model Season 1 finale?
The Canada's Next Top Model Season 1 finale (Episode 8) aired Wednesday, July 19, 2006.
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