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AIRED: 7/30/08

The top 6 dancers perform for the judges and America.

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The remaining six dancers ride the tamale train to the finals.

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By mccar29, Jul 31, 2008

When the episode opened and the six dancers were introduced I was feeling somewhat depressed. I love the dancing and I hate to see dancers leave. With only 6 left I was ambivalent about watching because as the numbers get fewer, the uniqueness and variety seems to wane.... Well not this year!!! Holy Cow. I was hooked from the moment Courtney and Mark waltzed onto the stage. Their lines were beautiful and they seemed to flow into each other. When they performed next, they were like a completely different couple. Their jazz routine was freaky and brillant. I just wanted to jump off the couch and vote 100 times for each of them. But wait....

Twitch and Chelsie take the floor in a fun, fast, flying mambo. They follow it up with a funny, well executed hip hop routine. Those routines, combined with Twitch's hilarious solo made me want to dial away for Twitch and Chelsie. But wait...

Joshua and Katee - back together again. What could be more perfect? Their contemporary routine to Celine Dion was awe inspiring. When Katee lept at Joshua and he caught her in a split, I sat back in utter amazement. The routine was brillant and actually made me cry. Then when they took the floor again and performed the pasa doble, I realized how absolutely brillant they both are as dancers. Neither are trained as latin dancers, heck, Joshua isn't trained at all! And yet, they danced as if they were born latin dancers. The passion and style blew me away. How can I not vote for them?

So, I was left at the end of the hour wanting to vote for everyone and feeling sad knowing that two brillant dancers will be sent home, regardless of which two it is. If I had to guess at who it would be based on tonight's performances, my guess would be Chelsie and Mark. Chelsie only because I see her as the weakest of the three girls. Katee has been brillant at all styles and Courtney's solo was one of the best I've seen all season. For the boys, my guess would be Mark. His solo tonight was very disappointing. He seemed to have no real direction other than to play around with his shirt the whole time. However, no matter who it is - I will be very sad to see them go!moreless
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Chelsie Hightower	Self
Mark Kanemura	Self
Courtney Galiano	Self
Katee Shean	Self
Joshua Allen	Self
Nigel Lythgoe	Judge

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- SOLOS:
  Chelsie - Latin solo to "When I Grow Up" by the Pussycat Dolls.
  Courtney - Contemporary solo to "Rock Your Soul" by Elisa.
  Katee - Contemporary solo to "Can't Stop" by Maroon 5.
  Twitch - Hip hop solo to "Midas Touch" by Midnight Star.
  Joshua - Hip hop solo to "Like That" by Memphis Bleek.
  Mark - Freestyle solo to "Bum Like You" by Robyn.
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- World renowned choreographer Gillian Lynne, who worked on Phantom of the Opera and Cats was pictured in the audience seated with the other choreographers.
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- Paula Abdul was in the audience seated behind the other choreographers.
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