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Fandango Moves Into Originals With ‘Bad Girls Club’ Reunion

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Fandango is entering original programming with a two-part reunion special bringing back cast members from Oxygen’s reality series *Bad Girls Club*. The project draws on a show that remains popular with Fandango viewers and marks another streamer’s move into reunion programming.

Hosted by season two star Tanisha Thomas, *Bad Girls Club: Unfinished Business* reunites six women from season seven, the series’ most-watched season on Fandango. They will revisit confrontations and unresolved tensions; the special is produced by Bunim/Murray Productions, which made the original 17-season series, and is due to air later this year.

  • Fandango’s first original is a *Bad Girls Club* reunion.
  • Six season seven cast members will take part.
  • The two-part special is due later this year.

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Fandango is a film and television ticketing and entertainment company that also offers streaming. Original programming is content made specifically for a service, rather than acquired from another broadcaster.

Bad Girls Club was a reality series on the US channel Oxygen, running for 17 seasons. It followed women living together and featured arguments and conflicts; season seven was its most-watched season among Fandango viewers.

The reunion brings together six cast members from that season, with Tanisha Thomas, a former cast member from season two, as host. Bunim/Murray Productions, which made the original series, is producing it.

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