Earlier this month, Stan Carisoza became the winner of High School Musical: Get In The Picture.  He went up against Tierney, Isaiah, and Christina in the finale and performed "I Don‘t Wanna Miss A Thing" by Aerosmith for the judges.  As the winner of

Tonight is the finale of High School Musical: Get In The Picture and one contestant will reach their goal of being featured in the upcoming

Tonight‘s High School Musical: Get In The Picture begins in homeroom. There‘s the usual chit chat about how all the girls love Stan, especially Shayna. Nick Lachey starts a group discussion about walking in other people‘s shoes. Segue to the gym, where Rob Adler has set up mannequins wearing different kinds of outfits, for example, disco, goth, hip hop, etc. They will each be assigned a persona, and then they‘ll have to perform "A Whole New World," filtered through their assigned persona.

When High School Musical: Get In The Picture was in its audition stages, I had a pretty good feeling about the show. The faculty members, who served as judges during the process, were not just letting anyone through to the next round. The contestants had to not only impress vocally but through their dance skills and personality as well. They passed on people that I thought were good enough to go on but the standards were set high for this new reality show. When they narrowed it down to the final group of contestants, though, they had to start performing weekly tasks that made me wonder: What the heck does this have to do with anything?

On tonight’s episode of High School Musical: Get In The Picture, Nick Lachey meets up with the students to tell them that this week will be all about first impressions. It won’t matter how talented they are. If they can’t make a good first impression, they won’t get very far in life. The remaining contestants in the competition meet with faculty member Chris Prinzo, who tells them that they’re going to have to audition for three different jobs. Some of the jobs involved children, who intentionally make things difficult for the contestants. Stan and Isaiah and were named as the two people who would have landed the jobs.

On tonight‘s episode of High School Musical: Get In The Picture, Anthony was frustrated with being placed in the chorus, only because he felt like he was there for the right reasons, which is more than he can say for others.  Nick Lachey caught TJ doing an impression of him but he said that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.  The chorus members are sent to acting class, to learn to connect better with one another. The remaining contestants head off to a karaoke party in the school gym, but they‘ve never sang like this.  They‘ll have to sing "Get‘cha Head In The Game", not just in English, but in several other languages too! 

On tonight’s episode of High School Musical: Get In The Picture, the contestants learn to come out of their shells by completing uncomfortable tasks on the street. They have to get a hug from a stranger, get a stranger to look up in the sky, and get a stranger to give them some of their food. Meanwhile, Brianna and Christy stayed behind to work on some acting exercises with faculty member, Rob Adler. As the first members of the chorus, they need to be the ones to lay the foundation down since 11 other people will be joining them.

On tonight‘s episode of High School Musical: Get In The Picture, the 12 finalists head to homeroom at East High.  Host Nick Lachey shows up and tells them that they‘re going to need to learn to let go of what people think of them.  He takes them on a field trip to K-Mart, where they meet up with faculty member Jen Malenke.  She informs them that they need to sing "We‘re All In This Together" for unsuspecting customers in the store.  The catch is that they‘ll be the only ones who can hear the music so the people shopping around them really aren‘t going to know what hit them!  They each run around to the store, grabbing people and singing to them as they just try to run their errands.

On tonight’s episode of High School Musical: Get In The Picture, the 12 finalists got to meet the entire faculty for the season. Nick announced the prize to the contestants: a talent representation deal, a single released through Disney, and their own music video, which will air at the end of

Tonight’s episode of High School Musical: Summer Session features the west coast semi-finals and final audition rounds. Their first taken, upon arriving for their callback, is to perform a dance routine for the faculty members. Host Nick Lachey pays the competitors a visit to offer some words of wisdom and his moral support. Afterwards, they practiced their solos, which they would do individually in front of the judges. Their song had to be from a