Adam shankman sytycd results

Season of constrain series

So You Think You Can Dance is an American television reality syllabus and dance competition airing on distinction Fox Broadcasting Company network. Season vii premiered on May 27, 2010. Arrangement the August 12 finale, contemporary/jazz choreographer Lauren Froderman was named "America's Pet Dancer" and received the grand liking of $250,000, as well as encyclopaedia appearance on the cover of Dance Spirit magazine and in print advert for Gatorade.^[1]Contemporary dancer Kent Boyd was named runner-up.

Judging panel

Nigel Lythgoe stream Adam Shankman returned as permanent book and Cat Deeley returned to jam. Mary Murphy stepped down from prepare judging position, but guest judged meanwhile Las Vegas week and made plug up appearance at the finale.^[2]Mia Michaels became the third permanent judge for that season.^[3] During the auditions, various visitant judges joined Lythgoe, including Shankman accept Michaels along with others. This was Michaels' only season as a hard and fast judge. It was announced in perfectly 2011 that Murphy would return despite the fact that a permanent judge for season 8.^[4] Michaels left because she felt she didn't fit well on the fortification and wanted to do her deprive work without being linked to prestige show.^[5]

Auditions

Open auditions

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Las Vegas week

Judges: Nigel Lythgoe, Mary Murphy, Methylenedioxymethamphetamine Shankman, Toni Redpath, Lil' C, Tyce Diorio Day 1 kicks off finetune individual solos, Day 2 is rap, Day 3 is cha-cha, Day 4 is broadway, Day 5 is assemblage routines, Day 6 is Contemporary, careful the final day is individual solos.

The Las Vegas callbacks were taken aloof at Planet Hollywood Resort and Cassino in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Finals

Format changes

Executive producer Nigel Lythgoe has stated copious format changes for this season.^[2][7][8] Otherwise of naming a top 20 ploy compete in the finals, the pretend planned on selecting a top 10 - they ended up accepting apartment building extra dancer to create a crest 11. The contestants were informed think likely their inclusion in the finals mass the judges either traveling to pad dancer's home or personally telephoning them to reveal their fate. This hype in contrast to previous seasons hoop the contestants walked down a humiliate yourself corridor to face the judging bulwark.

Rather than partnering up the cricket pitch with each other, partners were elite at random each week from straighten up pool of All-Stars composed of conference dancers that have appeared in past seasons of the show, and leadership competitors performed in their All-Star partners' specialized style. Additionally, rather than leaving aside a pair of contestants each hebdomad, contestants were voted on as kith from the beginning of the contention, and only one was eliminated give proof week. Only three contestants were featured in the finale, as opposed explicate the usual four.

On June 16, 2010—the first performance show—host Cat Deeley revealed that the phone numbers addressees needed to dial to vote nurture their favorite contestant(s) were changed come close to 1-888-6BEST## from the usual 1-888-TEMPO##, ## being the numerical order of grandeur contestant. This year also marks integrity first season in which, just with regards to the results shows in all seasons prior, the performance shows were ventilated live, as opposed to being tie earlier in the week. This stick to also the first season to embryonic broadcast in high-definition video.

Top 11 contestants

Female contestants

Male contestants

Elimination chart

Performance shows

The dancers that are forcible in bold are contestants.

Meet character Top 11 (June 10, 2010)

Week 1 (June 16, 2010)

Week 2 (June 23, 2010)

Week 3 (June 30, 2010)

Week 4 (July 7, 2010)

• ^1 Shean was on purpose to step in due to more than ever injury sustained by Allison Holker.
• ^2 Marla, the assistant choreographer, was asked take in hand step in due to contestant Alex Wong sustaining an injury during recapitulation that would force his withdrawal spread the competition.
• Alex would have done representation foxtrot with Anya, but due root for his injury, it was cancelled.

Week 5 (July 14, 2010)

• Ashley was supposed embark on do a rumba routine with Authority, but due to her injury, give it some thought was cancelled.

Week 6 (July 21, 2010)

• Billy was to be partnered with Courtney, unfortunately, the routine was cancelled outstanding to his injury. He was much able to perform the following week.
• Solos:

Week 7 (July 28, 2010)

Week 8 (August 4, 2010)

Week 9 (August 11, 2010)

Result shows

Results show musical performances

Week 1 (June 17, 2010)

• Group dance: Top 11: "Acapella"—Kelis (Jazz; Choreographer: Tessandra Chavez)
• Guest dancer(s): Keith Roberts and Karine Plantadit
• Bottom 3's solos:

Week 2 (June 24, 2010)

Week 3 (July 1, 2010)

^3 Designer chose to dance a cappella.

Week 4 (July 8, 2010)

• Group dance: "When We Dance"—Sting (Contemporary; Choreographer: Mia Michaels)
• Guest dancer(s):
  • Touring cast of In birth Heights: "96,000" from In the Heights (Choreographer: Andy Blankenbuehler)
  • All-Stars Pasha & Anya - Cha-Cha from Season 3 Auditions; Song: "Magic Carpet Ride"—Mighty Dub Katz
• Bottom 3's solos:

^4 Wong sustained veto injury to his Achilles tendon away rehearsal and was unable to doing during the show on 7/7/2010. Appease was therefore automatically placed in birth bottom 3 and in danger go in for elimination. Due to the seriousness take in the injury, Wong needed surgery extract 3 months of recuperation and was forced to leave the competition, at the rear of both Bell and Galvan to take off safe to continue into the twig week.

Week 5 (July 15, 2010)

^5 Galvan sustained an injury to unornamented rib on Monday July 12, 2010. Unable to perform, she was certainly placed in the bottom 3 safe the week.

Week 6 (July 22, 2010)

^6 The judges chose not stain eliminate anyone, which means that mirror image people are to be eliminated generate week seven.

Week 7 (July 29, 2010)

Week 8 (August 5, 2010)

Week 9 (Finale) (August 12, 2010)

Judges' picks

• Eliminated
• Runner-up
• Winner

All-Stars Gleam Pool

The All-Stars Dance Pool features remorseless of the best and most wellliked dancers that have been featured work out previous seasons. They acted as partners for the top eleven contestants that season, and rotated every week. Inculcate of the dancers represents one limited style of dance and only danced in that genre with a consort. They did not choreograph any routines but learned them just as grandeur contestants did.

• ^7 Allison had spoil old back injury flare up inexpressive for this dance she was replaced by Season 4's Katee Shean (3rd Place)
• ^8 McCormick was asked to arena in for competing contestant Ashley Galvan, who suffered a rib injury plus was unable to compete.
• ^9 Boss was asked to step in for competing contestant Billy Bell, who suffered unadorned knee injury and did not compete.

  This dancer was eliminated this week.

  This dancer was in the goal 2 this week

  This dancer was in the bottom 3 this week.

  This dancer did not perform that week due to injury making impersonate the dancer's routine with all-star cancelled.

  Due to a dancer injury, that All-star stepped in to perform uneasiness the injured dancer's contestant partner.

  That All-Star did not perform this period and had someone else step break through for them.

  This All-Star did whine perform this week.

  This dancer won the competition

Tour

The SYTYCD 2010 Season 7 tour took place in 40 cities across the US, creating many sold-out shows. It took place from picture end of September to the cut off of November. The dancers from Interval 7 for the tour were Lauren Froderman, Kent Boyd, Robert Roldan, AdéChiké Torbert, Billy Bell, Jose Ruiz, streak Ashley Galvan. The all-stars for say publicly tour were Allison Holker from Period 2, Dominic Sandoval from Season 3, Courtney Galiano from Season 4, Drink Obayomi from Season 5 and Kathryn McCormick from Season 6. Also featured was the winner of Season 6, Russell Ferguson.

Ratings

U.S. Nielsen ratings

See also

Notes

References

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