So You Think You Can Dance Two of 12 Voted Off (2005– ) Online

So You Think You Can Dance Two of 12 Voted Off (2005– ) Online

"So You Think You Can Dance" finally got down to the Top 10, but not before an exhilarating group performance to The White Stripes' "Seven-Nation Army."It was Nigel Lythgoe's 60th birthday, but there was one gift the judge and executive producer was missing. Nigel explained that there were plans for a big Michael Jackson tribute performance with various choreographers pitching in with multiple dance styles to be performed to several of Jacko's tunes. But the rights to use the music on the show were denied, so there was no such dance.Judge Mary Murphy said it will be tough when, starting next week, the judges no longer have any say in who stays and who goes.The first two couples to the stage were Caitlin & Jason and Jeanette & Brandon. The first couple in the bottom three was Jason & Caitlin, for the third time. Mary said the couple hadn't recaptured the magic they had in their first piece on the show, the Bollywood dance.Up next were Randi & Evan and Jeanine & Phillip. The next couple...