The audition began Thursday night with a two-hour showcase from Los Angeles, hosted by Cat Deeley and featuring returning judges Mary Murphy and Nigel Lythgoe, alongside Mia Michaels. The hopeful dancers presented themselves to the panel, a…

In Salt Lake City, the initial auditions for "So You Think You Can Dance?" unfolded over two hours on Tuesday. Forty-two dancers emerged as promising candidates, advancing to the next stage in Las Vegas, where they were met by guest judge M…

The audition continued for a third night in Charleston, South Carolina, on Thursday, as hopeful dancers vied for a spot on "So You Think You Can Dance?". Joining judges Nigel Lythgoe and Mary Murphy was choreographer Tice D'Orio, renowned f…

The final auditions for the 2008 season of "So You Think You Can Dance?" concluded in Milwaukee, before the competition moved on to Las Vegas. One wonders what talent the city of brewing fame might yield. The memory of "Laverne & Shirley's"…

The callbacks for "So You Think You Can Dance?" brought over two hundred dancers to Las Vegas, where the initial group was narrowed down to the twenty finalists – ten men and ten women – who will compete for the season's top prize. Host Cat…

The competition had narrowed to twenty performers, each vying for the title and $250,000 in the fourth season of "So You Think You Can Dance?" After a whirlwind opening where each finalist had a brief opportunity to showcase their talent, h…

The season premiere of "So You Think You Can Dance?" began with an unusual group routine that culminated in judge Nigel Lythgoe being playfully kidnapped, bound, and gagged, left center stage awaiting rescue by host Cat Deeley. Deeley quick…

The final eighteen dancers on "So You Think You Can Dance?" were joined by Mia Michaels, adding her expertise to judges Mary Murphy and Nigel Lythgoe. Michaels declared the season would be "benoodles"—a playful term she defined as "insane."…

The dancers had reached a critical juncture on "So You Think You Can Dance?" After a high-energy opening routine, culminating in Gev holding a headstand for an astonishing five minutes – a feat no rib-tickling host could disrupt – it was t…

Adam Shankman joined regular judges Mary Murphy and Nigel Lythgoe as choreographer and friend to the show on Wednesday night's episode of *So You Think You Can Dance*. Mary predicted this season would be the best yet, citing the judges’ inc…

Thursday’s episode of "So You Think You Can Dance?" held the fate of several contestants, as the show’s host, Cat Deeley, introduced guest judge Adam Shankman alongside regulars Mary Murphy and Nigel Lythgoe. With the grand prize of $250,00…

She had promised from the start that the final fourteen dancers would encounter alterations, and that the competition would intensify for the remaining seven couples. Soon she elaborated: for the first time this season, each couple would be…

The judging had begun, and with it, the inevitable culling. On Thursday’s episode of "So You Think You Can Dance?", two more contestants would be eliminated. But before the final decisions, viewers were shown a montage of Tice D'Orio delive…

The final six couples now stood poised, vying for a coveted spot in the Top 10. Twelve dancers were presented, followed by the esteemed judges: Mia Michaels, Mary Murphy, and Nigel Lythegoe.

The stage lights flared as Cat welcomed the audience, a figure draped in shadow. "Tonight," she announced, her voice resonant, "three couples will dance for their futures, judged by Mia Michaels, Mary Murphy, and Nigel Lythegoe." The perfor…

Now, with the final ten contestants, America’s vote will be the sole determinant of who progresses and who is eliminated. "We're down to the final ten," Cat Deeley announces, "and now America's voting will be the only factor in who advances…

The show had an odd number of female dancers remaining, so the decision was made to reinstate Comfort for tonight's performance. Cat introduced the judges: Nigel Lythgoe, Mary Murphy, and Lil' C. With the elimination process suspended, the …

The competition narrowed to eight dancers – four girls and four boys – vying for the title of America's favorite on Fox's "So You Think You Can Dance?". For this round, partners and routines were drawn at random. Each couple would perform t…

The latest episode of "So You Think You Can Dance?" marked the departure of two dancers, those who received the fewest votes from the public. Their elimination brought a definitive end to their journey on the competition. The opening perfor…

The season had arrived – the heart of summer, when even "So You Think You Can Dance?" couldn't stretch to a full two hours. Instead, viewers were gifted a brisk, sixty-minute spectacle: each couple performing twice, each dancer offering a s…

The tension in the studio was palpable after the commercial break. Judge Nigel Lythgoe, with a sudden somber turn, addressed the dancers, preparing them for the inevitable. He spoke of rejection – the word echoing in the room seven times – …

The finale of the two-night event on "So You Think You Can Dance?" began with a surprising twist. To shake things up – and perhaps extend the episode to two hours – each remaining dancer was paired with every other dancer. The two girls dan…

Cat Deeley, host of "So You Think You Can Dance?", remarked that the current season had filled thirty-five hours of television. Summer television, indeed. For the finale, six judges convened: Mia Michaels, Adam Shankman, Debbie Allen, Lil C…