A few hip-hop dance shows appeared on television in the 1990s such as 1991's "The Party Machine with Nia Peeples" and 1992's "The Grind". Several hip-hop dance shows premiered in the 2000s including (but not limited to) "Dance Fever", "Dance 360", "The Wade Robson Project", "MTV Dance Crew", "America's Best Dance Crew", "Dance on Sunset", and "Shake It Up". In 2006, MTV France documented the creation of a dance crew for an original series called "MTV Dance Crew". Viewers were able to see the crew from auditions to the selection of the final eight who were subsequently named Original Soul. Original Soul was coached by three professional choreographers who mentored them and helped refine their dancing. Over the course of 32 episodes they routinely participated in professional dance battles including the popping battle at Juste Debout, the Seven 2 Smoke battle at The Notorious IBE, and b-boy battles at Chelles Battle Pro. B-boy Lilou, b-boy crew Phase T, and promoter Bruce Ykanji (the founder of Juste Debout) all made appearances in the show.