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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

Host Cat Deeley
Judges Nigel Lythgoe
Mary Murphy
Announcer Mark Thompson
Creator Simon Fuller & Nigel Lythgoe
EP Barry Adelman
Simon Fuller
Nigel Lythgoe
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Auditions: Bay Area/Atlanta (or "Tyler Perry's Neighborhood of Make-Believe")
May 26

It's season 8 of "So You Think You Can Dance." How did we go from there? What surprises will we bring to the table? And what could be the best way to find a dancer? To do that, Cat Deeley and Mary Murphy, who is returning, have joined forces with some of the greatest choreographers and the alums for a season you will never forget. To find the dancer, we go first to the deep south....

ATLANTA
Fox Theatre


Mary, along with Nigel and Lil' C are in the judges table and Bianka Hinkerlan is up first. Her fast-paced salsa gets her to round 2. Then came Melanie Moore, a college student who saw her dad die as a teenager, but didn't die by dancing a contemporary, sending her off to Vegas. Next came the team of Deon & Damon known as "D-Day" for a comedy/serious routine, splitting one of the 2 to Las Vegas. With 10 straight dancers to Vegas, it could be a record that could never be broken.

DAY 2

Kimalee, who is a dancer, kicks the day off with a contemporary routine, Her partner: Lorenzo Lamas. But it's not the star from "Renegade," it's the ordinary person. Name dropper. We get a montage of words said by he judges you might find in the dictionary. Now here's John Palermo whose nickname is "White Chocolate" with a break dance that sent him out in the sun....where the chocolate obviously melts...Ick! More dancers to go Vegas and we go to....

SAN FRANCISCO
(Technically, Somewhere in Oakland)


And who's joining Nigel? Toni Redpath & Tyce Diorio. Amber Williams comes up on stage. she dances her "tusher" off....and she said it herself. And off she goes to Las Vegas! Next up, Timothy Joseph does a b-boy dance, but in round 2, an injury drops him out. Danielle Ihe comes through to Vegas. Why? Because of her family being abandoned by her father. Ashley Rich did contemporary and zips through to Vegas, but the dancing of Iesha Moss gets stripped like a poster trying to taper off. D'-Onque Anderson. ...yes, it's the first name, comes in with multi-colored hair and a routine taht looks black & white. The judges send him to arts & crafts school as his punishment....Just made that comment up for the hair, but we move on.

DAY 2

Jeffrey McCann is "The Machine" and he made the whole thing work. They grant him a patent to Vegas and Ryan Ramirez returns for some revenge after what just happened last year. Levi Allan aka "I Dummy" does a style of breakdancing on the floor called "turfin" which was a lock for round 2, but they get rid of him for his lack of following the choreography. And that's why they call him "I Dummy." To the dancers going to Vegas from the Bay Area, they ain't dummies, they're geniuses.

So what did we learn?

- Strippers can't go to round 2 or Vegas. Just ask a strip club DJ who audtioned there.
- Floor dancing isn't for preschoolers anymore.
- Multi-colored hair is perfect for sporting events, but not on this show.
- 10 straight dancers to Vegas will make it 11 by next week. It could happen.

Anything else I learned so far? You'll know why next week as we hit up Salt Lake City and New York City. See you guys later.

To see this episode in its entirety, go to www.fox.com/dance.