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Fox is staging the ultimate dance battle with $250,000 on the
line. Who'll get served, and who'll be the last dancer
standing?Recaps by
Pierre Kelly, GSNN
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Host |
Cat Deeley |
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Judges |
Nigel Lythgoe, Mary Murphy |
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Announcer |
Mark Thompson |
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Creator |
Simon Fuller & Nigel Lythgoe |
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EP |
Barry Adelman, Simon Fuller,
Nigel Lythgoe |
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Packager |
19 TV & dick clark productions |
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Origins |
CBS Television City, Los
Angeles |
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Web |
fox.com/dance |
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Airs |
8p Weds & Thus, FOX |
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Available |
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Vegas
Callbacks (or "One Passes, and the Other Just Fails")
June 3
The day has arrived. A bunch of dancers
fly out to Vegas for the callbacks. It gets a little harder, but the cut
can get easier. So let's be like Dusty Rhodes and get Duh-ty with it.
One-hundred seventy-two come here to face the nasty 2 and their band of
thieves including Debbie Allen. Here's Alex Wong from Miami doing a
solo, and before you know it, 45 dancers get cut out. Tabitha & Napoleon
choreograph a hip-hop routine and then.....37 get cut! Ninety-seven
remain.
DAY 2
It begins with ballroom. Jean-Marc Genereaux teaches the gang a waltz,
and only 16 get pinned. Jazz by Sonya Tayeh is up ahead, and Natalie
gets ousted for the 2nd time. Brandon from the Denver auditions is still
alive. Gabi is faltering at the bit, and the judges ask her to dance for
her life. They did thanks to her. After having a poor showing in the
jazz section, they stay up all night for another group routine.
DAY 3
Mia Michaels does a contemporary piece and now it's down to 54. Tyce
Diorio goes for a Broadway routine and the girls go first. They'll do
West Side Story for both genders. After the guys danced, 16 remain. But
with all this, the night is over. Tune in again to see who'll make the
top 20. It'll be one step closer to determining America's favorite
dancer. Good night.
To view extra footage from this episode,
go to www.fox.com/dance.
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