Cris known in Hollywood as the man Jennifer married shortly after her relationship with Diddy went downhill is producing his own dancing show in light of the success of "Dirty Dancing" and "Dancing with the Stars." Here's the thing Jennifer is also producing a dancing-themed show as well. Let the competition of the exes begin! "I would never wish for something to be a failure," the 37-year-old dancer-choreographer told AP Television in a recent interview. "Everyone's trying to get by and everyone's trying to do their best and you can only hope for the best and you can wish for the best for someone," he continued. "So, hopefully both shows will be successful and they can both coincide and we'll have a great time." Judd's show is the reality competition "Dirty Dancing" on the Women's Entertainment cable channel, airing Wednesdays at 10 p.m. EST. Lopez is producing MTV's "DanceLife," about six aspiring dancers struggling to make it. The eight-episode series premieres Jan. 15 at 10:30 p.m. Judd's show was inspired by the '80s classic "Dirty Dancing," starring Jennifer Grey as rich girl Baby and Patrick Swayze as poor dance instructor Johnny. The premise: Eighteen women compete at a summer camp for a dance contract and the right to play Baby — to whichever professional ballroom dancer becomes Johnny — during the finale. Judd said things can get steamy on the dance floor. "It can get sexy," he said. "You're with this person almost 24 hours a day and you're doing everything together and dancing can get heated especially when you dance with a partner and you're dancing sensual..." {source} Sounds interesting.