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Round of 8 (or "Please
Don't Feed the Mob")
July 22
Eight are left and that's good news, but what's even
better is tomorrow's show will be the 100th episode.
That'll be in 25, but first, we gotta get to this
performance show which starts...now!
Joining the most wanted panel in America is talk show
host Ellen DeGeneres. Never in the show's history has a
celebrity joined a panel of a reality show. Let's get on
with it. First up, an entire group of 8 dancers in a
rave done by "Dance" alum Travis Wall. It has costumes
that can light up when the lights go dark. Nice.
Just a reminder, the winner will get $250,000 and be on
the cover of "Dance Spirit" magazine. Another reminder
is on the 100th show, Katie Holmes will do a tribute to
Judy Garland. With that said, let's get to single
routines. Evan will dance with Janette and they'll do a
Sonya Tayeh Jazz routine to "Move" by CSS. They are both
angry, and in it, they try to keep quiet. See?
What Ellen said: I compare to the wine I had earlier
tonight.
What I said: I compare that to Vault. They were cool.
Next up, a solo by Kayla to "The Moment I Said It" by
Imogen Heap. If you keep watching, her grandfather is
crying. Wow again. Next up, Janette & Brandon performing
a waltz to "May It Be" by Hayley Westenra. It was very
pretty throughout the routine.
What Ellen said: It was fantastic.
What I said: That was pretty nice.
Ahead is Jason doing a solo to "Slowdance on the Inside"
by Taking Back Sunday. It took a few leaps than frogs.
Now Melissa & Ade reunite to do a Tony & Meredith
Cha-cha to "Yeah" by Chino Espinoza. They put a little
fire in their hips.
What Ellen said: They nailed it like carpenters.
What I said: They overdid it, but hung in there.
Here's Janette doing a contemporary solo to "Seduces Me"
by Celine Dion. To wrap up the round, Kayla & Jason
doing a Broadway routine to "Mr. Monotony." Kayla took
control throughout with a few leg extensions.
What Ellen said: They want to come over and hang
pictures, because they're good nailers.
What I said: They did it pretty well.
Ade will wrap it up with a solo to "Hater" by Various
Productions Artists by Kandle. But we like the show so
much, we decided to give it more.
SECOND HALF
Kicking things off, Janette & Evan doing a Tony &
Meredith rumba to "Heartless." Originally done by Kanye
West, it's now by current AI winner Kris Allen. It's
very smooth & hot like coffee in the morning.
What Ellen said: I love Evan's face.
What I said: I love the whole thing in a nutshell.
Melissa does a solo now, with combines ballet with a
little more contemporary. Janette & Brandon come up next
and do a contemporary routine to "Battlefield" by Jordin
Sparks. They dressed in warrior costumes to fit the
routine.
What Ellen said: They are just unbelievable.
What I said: They got warriors in their spirit.
Evan will do a solo to "Old Devil Moon" by Jamie Cullum,
and it's in the style of Jazz & Broadway. Next up,
Jeanine doing her won thing to "Let The Drummer Kick" by
Citizen Cope.
We have another couple dancing, and it's Melissa & Ade
up doing a contemporary routine to "This Woman's Work"
by Maxwell. It's a dedication to Tyce Diorio, whose
friend is on cancer alert.
What Ellen said: It's the most beautiful thing I've ever
seen.
What I said: I'm crying right now.
Brandon does a solo to "Ain't Nothing Wrong With That"
by Robert Randolph & The Family Band, and to wrap the
whole show up, Kayla & Jason do a Shane Sparks routine
to "They're Everywhere" by Izza Kizza. They use a zombie
act to make it more good.
What Ellen said: It was amazing.
What I said: It gave me nightmares, but it was cool.
That was just it, but there's more where that came from
tomorrow. It'll be the show's 100th episode, where we
revisit you favorite routines, and a whole lot more.
Goodnight, and we'll see you for this historic night.
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