The judging commenced in both New York and Charleston, the familiar faces of Nigel, Mia, and Dan returning alongside newcomers Dariana Sanchez and Ron Montez. Each hopeful dancer received a verdict: a "Yes," granting passage to Vegas; a "No…

The dancer steps forward, and Cat explains the process. Each contestant will have one minute to perform before a decision is made: a "Yes," granting a ticket to Las Vegas; a "No," sending them home; or a "Stick Around," requiring them to re…

The spotlight fell upon the dancers, each given a single minute to perform before a pivotal decision. A whispered "Yes" promised a ticket to Vegas; a stark "No" meant returning home. Or, a chance to "Stick Around," to endure extra choreogra…

One hundred and fifteen dancers compete in the callback auditions for Las Vegas, each striving for a coveted place in the show. Every day brings new routines from diverse choreographers, demanding precision and artistry. After each performa…

One by one, the contestants faced the panel of judges, their fates hanging in the balance as they awaited the announcement of the top twenty. The judges would select ten boys and ten girls to proceed, those who would ultimately compete for …

The episode commenced with Nick Lazzarini, the previous year’s champion, performing a solo dance. Cat introduced the panel of judges for the evening: Nigel Lithgoe, Mary Murphy, and Dan Karaty. She also announced a change to the competition…

The competition intensified as twenty dancers took to the floor, each striving to impress. Following their performances, Cat introduced the panel of judges: Nigel, Mary, and Dan. She explained that the three couples with the fewest audienc…

The episode began with a montage of the judges’ favorite moments, followed by a performance from the Six Step Crew. Then, Cat introduced the panel for the night: Nigel Lithgoe, Mia Michels, and Shane Sparks. This week's couples took to the …

The remaining eighteen dancers performed an opening number choreographed by Dan Karaty and set to the song "Get Up Offa That Thing." Then, Cat presented the contestants in three groups of three couples each. The first group consisted of Jes…

The episode began with a montage of the judges' favorite moments, followed by a glimpse "behind the scenes" of the dancers after last week’s elimination. Then, Hop, Swing, and a Jump took the stage. Cat introduced the panel for the evening:…

The opening number, choreographed by Shane Sparks and set to a song called "Poison," was performed by the remaining sixteen dancers. Then, Cat presented the contestants in four groups of two couples each. The first group consisted of the sa…

The show began with never-before-seen audition clips, followed by an introduction to the week's judges: Nigel Lithgoe, Mary Murphy, and Dan Karaty. Lil' and his crew then took the stage for a performance. This week’s couples danced together…

The dancers took the stage, performing an opening number choreographed by Mary Murphy and set to the lively tune of "Footloose." Following this, the program offered a glimpse behind the scenes, interspersed with a recap of the previous week…

The music began, and the dancers launched into their routines without fanfare. Nigel Lithgoe, Mary Murphy, and Brian Friedman, this week’s judging panel, observed the performances. Musa and Natalie moved with hip-hop energy; Ryan and Heidi …

The show opened with twelve dancers performing an opening number choreographed by Doriona Sanchez and set to "Born to be Alive." Following this, backstage footage and a recap of the previous week were shown, leading to Nigel's announcement …

This week, the judges – Jean-Marc Genereux, Cicley, Olisa, and Cicley – were introduced to the pairs. Random pairings were drawn, and each pair danced twice, with each dancer also performing a solo. Ivan and Martha began with a hip-hop rout…

The remaining ten dancers performed an opening number choreographed by Wade Robson, set to "Ramalama (Bang Bang)." Following this, Cat revealed the two dancers who would be eliminated: for the women, Martha and Natalie; and for the men, Dmi…

The judges were introduced: Cat, Nigel Lithgoe, Mary Murphy, and Dan Karaty. Then, the dance performances began. Donyelle and Travis opened with a hip-hop routine, followed by Allison and Ivan’s Argentine Tango, Natalie and Ryan’s disco, an…

The performance began with an opening number, meticulously choreographed by Tyce Di Orio and set to the music of "Cell Block Tango." Following this, Cat presented a recap of the previous week's dances, interspersed with behind-the-scenes mo…

The judges were introduced: Nigel Lithgoe, Mary Murphy, and Mia Michaels. Then, the dance performances began. Ivan and Natalie opened with a jive, followed by Travis’s solo. Benji and Donyelle showcased Broadway, then Natalie danced her sol…

The remaining six dancers launched into an opening number, a choreography by Mia Michaels set to the song "Hide and Seek." Following this, Cat presented a review of the previous week's performances, interspersed with backstage glimpses. The…

Cat introduced the panel of judges: Nigel Lithgoe, Mary Murphy, and Brian Friedman. Then, the dance performances began, each dancer sharing the floor with every other. Heidi and Travis ignited the room with a disco, followed by Donyelle and…

The season culminated in a series of dances, both familiar and novel, culminating in the unveiling of the ultimate champion.