Thanks for visiting!

GSNN Primes
So You Think You Can Dance
Season 5
Fox
8p ET Wednesdays
9p ET Thursdays

Recaps by Pierre Kelly, GSNN

Host	Cat Deeley
Judges	Nigel Lythgoe, Mary Murphy
Announcer	Mark Thompson
Creator	Simon Fuller & Nigel Lythgoe
EP	Barry Adelman, Simon Fuller, Nigel Lythgoe
Packager	19 TV & dick clark productions
Origins	CBS Television City, Los Angeles
Web	fox.com/dance
Airs	8p Weds & Thus, FOX
Available

Copyright Statement
ALL ORIGINAL MATERIAL COPYRIGHT 1999-2009 GAMESHOWNEWSNET.COM. All rights reserved.

No infringement of copyright is intended by these fan pages; production companies of shows this site covers retain all rights to the sounds, images, and information contained herein. Copyrighted material appearing on this site constitutes fair use, and no challenge to copyright is implied. 

Web design by Jason Elliott. Logo by Chico Alexander. 

Powered by 1&1 Internet

Round of 10 (or "The All-Fun House")
July 15

When the top 10 rose to the top, this was the pinnacle of giving out routines. Now they're ready to see who'll prevail in the final weeks of the summer's best show. It's time to find out once and for all who is the better dancer.

Nigel & Mary, the awesome 2 add Debbie Allen to the group, and we begin with a girls' group dance. The routine is Bollywood and the "Bollywood Bombshells" dance with masks on the back of their heads. Is this Halloween? But they get better when the music gets faster.

Kayla got Evan as her partner and gets prepared for a Tony & Meredith Viennese Waltz to "Kiss From a Rose" by Seal. Kayla took control of it with a few kicks and lifts.

What Mary said: Evan lacked power.
What I said: Kayla took the whole package for it.

Brandon did a contemporary solo to "In Your Eyes," and we see Janette & Ade doing a hip-hop routine to "Love Sex Magic" by Ciara. In it, it was all about hypnosis, until Ade snaps Janette out at the end.

What Debbie said: The routine wore her out.
What I said: Was it about the fatigue from the practicing?

We stay awake with a couple of solos. First, Randi doing a contemporary solo to "Dream" by Priscilla Ahn, and after that, Kupono doing a hip-hop solo.

Jeanine will now dance with Jason. Contemporary is the routine and teaching them is Travis Wall from season 2. The song is "If It Kills Me" by Jason Mraz and in it, they pass a heart back & forth....while getting chained. Still not noticed?

What Nigel said: It was better by the 2 people who danced it.
What I said: This was awesome!

Here's the solo stuff for you. Melissa does ballet to "Gabriel" by Lamb....not the rock group Lamb of God, Evan decides to go Broadway to "Zing! Went my Heart Strings" by Rufus Wainwirght, and Kayla does contemporary to "Rock Your Soul" by Elisa. Now how's that?

Randi & Kupono do a paso doble done by Tony & Melanie. If you look at Randi, she wearing a dark wig.

What Mary said: They're falling below the standard.
What I said: Uh, why did they make any mistakes?

More solos for you. Here's a shirtless Ade doing "Unchained Melody," Jeanine does a contemporary to "Violento" by Bailongo and Jason rounds it out doing a Broadway to "Long Train Home" by Muddy Watters.

Our final routine goes to Melissa & Brandon doing a Tyce Diorio Broadway routine to "Aquarius" by Hair. The took the 60's vibe to a whole new level.

What Nigel said: It brought back a lot of memories for me.
What I said: Groovy!
What Earthworm Jim Said: Groovy!

Janette will close the curtain on this program with a Latin solo to "This is Miami." It shows us why she's got that fire.

Need an encore? We got one. Our top 5 guys will be doing an African Dance and they all worked together. Now how's this for an ending?

Well, I hope your 2 hours is as good as....um......watching whatever else is on the channel. Grab some food for tomorrow, because the results show will be faster than a 99-cent bag of chips. We'll see ya later!

CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE

To view extra footage from this episode, go to www.fox.com/dance.