So You Think You Can Dance elimination show began with a jazz number by Wade and Amanda Robson. "Aha!" by Imogen Heap, who seems to be the most used musical artists this week, paired with the unique "covered pieces of art"

Cat Deeley wore a baked potato-worthy sheath of foil to see what the top 14 had to give. It was distracting only because it made me hungry for some starch. Previously the So You Think You Can Dance judges have been

A Woman's Perspective: Remember when sitcoms used to make jokes about how men and women watch television differently? The sloppy, somewhat aloof husband character would always be zooming through the channels

It's been so long since we've seen a cast showcased together in a group number on So You Think You Can Dance. These are usually the most creative and fun pieces of the entire series.

For those of you keeping score at home, we're down to the Top 16 dancers this week. This season finally hits the normal So You Think You Can Dance stride

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Tonight, two of the top 18 were eliminated on So You Think You Can Dance. The show opened with the usual introduction of everyone. Tappers again demanded more attention

The new set on 'So You Think You Can Dance' looks wider, flashier, but a bit distracting at first. Cat, Mary, Nigel, and Adam are all back, but new are the fresh crop of dancers.

This week on television is all about Halloween, cat fights and dance dreams.

The top 20 contestants are about to engage in the sixth So You Think You Can Dance competition on Fox. Right now, it's anybody's game. Even head judge and producer Nygel Lythgoe couldn't predict a front runner.