In light of the big changes for So You Think You Can Dance that are coming, I decided to put in my two cents about who I would like to see return as an all-star. Do you agree?
1. Ivan-Season Two: The young hip-hopper grew immensely during his season, and it would be nice to see if that growth has continued after the show.
2. Sabra-Season Three Winner: She seems to be the one that is never mentioned, so I would like to see her brought back if only to know what happened to her.
3. Neil - Season Three: If they are bringing back all-stars, then wouldn't it be interesting if they had them re-do their best dances. If that is the case, then I'd love to see Neil come back and try the table number (which he did with Sabra) again with someone else. Well, and to see that glide over the table again.
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Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Monday, March 29, 2010
New Changes for So You Think You Can Dance
Hmmm, just read this off of TVGuide.com: Big Changes at So You Think You Can Dance
When I saw the link, I immediately hoped that they were going back to rotating the 3rd judge (No offense to the Shank, but I miss seeing Debbie Allen show up on occasion) but alas, that was not the case. Instead they are going to from having a top 20 to only having a top 10, with one dancer going home each week. I know what you are thinking, cause I thought the same too: won't that make a really fast season? Well, it appears that each new dancer will be paired with a former all-star contestant. That means we actually have the possibility of Travis, Benji, Dominic, Twitch and such grace the stage again instead of choreographing (or maybe both.)
I don't know about this, since part of the appeal is having an unknown rise to superstar status. But it will be fun to see some favorites again. I can't deny that. What do you all think? Does this sound like a good idea? Also, who would you like to see return?
When I saw the link, I immediately hoped that they were going back to rotating the 3rd judge (No offense to the Shank, but I miss seeing Debbie Allen show up on occasion) but alas, that was not the case. Instead they are going to from having a top 20 to only having a top 10, with one dancer going home each week. I know what you are thinking, cause I thought the same too: won't that make a really fast season? Well, it appears that each new dancer will be paired with a former all-star contestant. That means we actually have the possibility of Travis, Benji, Dominic, Twitch and such grace the stage again instead of choreographing (or maybe both.)
I don't know about this, since part of the appeal is having an unknown rise to superstar status. But it will be fun to see some favorites again. I can't deny that. What do you all think? Does this sound like a good idea? Also, who would you like to see return?
Friday, March 12, 2010
Michael Lynche's Song Choice
After watching Michael Lynche's performance again, I kept thinking to myself that I have heard this song before on T.V., but just couldn't place where. Then it hit me: On So You Think You Can Dance, Melissa and Ade danced an extraordinary piece by Tyce Diorio to that same song by Maxwell. In my opinion, the dance Melissa and Ade did is one of the best in the shows history, and Lynche's take was by far my favorite this season. It just goes to show you what the power one awesome piece of music can bring out in someone, be they a dancer or signer. All future Idol contestants (and even the current ones) should take note of that.
Thursday, February 4, 2010
So You Think You Can Dance returns to Summer
Well, my prayers were answered: So You Think You Can Dance returns to Summer.
As I had mentioned in one of my very first blog posts, I wasn't sure what it was, but something seemed a bit off about the fall edition. Maybe it was the odd changes in format to accommodate the World Series? Or maybe it was overkill? Maybe people missed Mia Michaels too much? Those are three of the many reasons why the ratings for the show might have taken a hit, with the Fall finale coming in at 7.1 million compared to the Summer finale, which brought in 7.8 million viewers. Whatever the reason, I'm glad I have my summer show staying were it belongs, and that it can play out in it's true glory.
By the way, season 7 is currently auditioning next month on the following dates and cities: Dallas on March 10, Nashville on March 14, Chicago on March 18 and Los Angeles on March 26.
As I had mentioned in one of my very first blog posts, I wasn't sure what it was, but something seemed a bit off about the fall edition. Maybe it was the odd changes in format to accommodate the World Series? Or maybe it was overkill? Maybe people missed Mia Michaels too much? Those are three of the many reasons why the ratings for the show might have taken a hit, with the Fall finale coming in at 7.1 million compared to the Summer finale, which brought in 7.8 million viewers. Whatever the reason, I'm glad I have my summer show staying were it belongs, and that it can play out in it's true glory.
By the way, season 7 is currently auditioning next month on the following dates and cities: Dallas on March 10, Nashville on March 14, Chicago on March 18 and Los Angeles on March 26.
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