Choreographer Robin Antin created the Pussycat Dolls as a cabaret act in a Hollywood nightclub; the group has since transformed into one of the most successful female pop groups in the world. Utilizing her expertise and eye for talent, Antin is looking for girls to form a brand-new girl group, Girlicious.

Looking for singers with dancing ability and superstar charisma, Antin and her co-judge on the show, Geffen Records chairman Ron Fair, launched a nationwide search for the most talented girls in America. Having been given a once in a lifetime opportunity to go from obscurity to international stardom, thousands of girls lined up with the dream of landing one of four coveted spots in the new sizzling hot group, Girlicious.

Fifteen hopeful finalists were chosen to compete for a spot in the new group. Each week, the girls have to endure exhausting training on singing & dancing - rehearsing choreography with Antin and Pussycat Dolls co-choreographer Mikey Minden, and perfecting their vocal techniques with Kenn Hicks, vocal coach to superstars such as Jennifer Lopez, Mary J. Blige and the Spice Girls.

During the series, members of Pussycat Dolls, along with other surprise guests, will make appearances in various episodes to inspire and motivate the young hopefuls as they strive to impress the judges, who include, along with Antin and Fair, Grammy-nominated recording artist Lil' Kim.

At the end of the 10-episode series, dreams become reality. With Girlicious formed, the girls immediately record an album, film a music video, go on tour and earn a record contract with Geffen Records, home of Nelly Furtado, Mary J. Blige, Keyshia Cole and, of course, the Pussycat Dolls.