Coming to the Stage
Season 2
2004 • 13 Episodes
Episodes
1. Week 1
October 6, 2004
No overview available.
2. Week 2
October 13, 2004
No overview available.
3. Week 3
October 20, 2004
No overview available.
4. Week 4
October 27, 2004
No overview available.
5. Week 5
November 3, 2004
No overview available.
6. Week 6
November 10, 2004
No overview available.
7. Week 7
November 17, 2004
No overview available.
8. Week 8
November 24, 2004
No overview available.
9. Week 9
December 1, 2004
No overview available.
10. Week 10
December 8, 2004
We are in the Semi Finals and all the heavy hitters are back to once again show they got the funny to win the competition!! That's right, it's gonna be a Big Throw Down with five (5) of the funniest cats we've seen this season. Those of you who've followed the show will see some of your favorites come back for the Semi Finals..... we talking bout Greg Warren, Lil Duval, Spank, Joe Recca and Cory Fernandez. These contestants have survived the longest in the competition.
11. Week 11
December 15, 2004
We are in the Semi Finals and all the heavy hitters are back to once again show they got the funny to win the competition!! That's right, it's gonna be a Big Throw Down with five (5) of the funniest cats we've seen this season. Those of you who've followed the show will see some of your favorites come back for the Semi Finals..... we talking bout Greg Warren, Lil Duval, Spank, Joe Recca and Cory Fernandez. These contestants have survived the longest in the competition.
12. Week 12
December 22, 2004
No overview available.
13. What Had Happen Was: The "Coming to the Stage" Finale
January 5, 2005
One of three finalists on BET's ""Coming to the Stage"" will walk away with the title ""The Next Superstar of Funny"" in a finale set to air Wednesday January 5 at 9 p.m. ET. Atlanta's Lil Duvall (a.k.a. Roman Powell), Joe Recca of Baltimore and Cory Fernandez from New York will battle it out before a panel of celebrity judges featuring show regular Kim Coles, and guest judges Xzibit and Paul Mooney. It all began with 800 audition tape submissions, on-stage tryouts in eight cities across the country, and 30 hopefuls battling on stage for 12 episodes. Each week contestants were judged on creativity, delivery and individuality via a rotating panel of celebrity judges anchored by Coles. Host Bruce Bruce keeps things moving between acts. The winner will snag valuable prizes, which include a shot at the ""big time"" with a role on UPN's ""Eve,"" an appearance on a BET show, a Disneyland cruise to the Caribbean and an Ice Teck watch.