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In Part 1 of the two-part Season 8 finale, the final four dancers perform

Two of the Top 6 dancers are eliminated.

Two of the Top 8 dancers are eliminated.

4 dancers are voted off.

The Top 20 to take the stage to compete for America's votes...again! Dancers must impress the judges with their moves and rigorous routines in order to remain in the competition. Tune in to see who's quick on their feet ...

The Top 20 dancers are introduced

Dancers audition for the judges in Los Angeles.

The eighth season begins with the first two rounds of auditions.

In Part 1 of the two-part Season 7 finale, the final three dancers perform

One of the Top 4 dancers is eliminate

A contestant is eliminated.

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A contestant is eliminated

The top seven contestants perform

One of the Top 8 dancers is eliminated

One of the Top 9 dancers is eliminated

The Top 9 dancers perform

One of the Top 10 dancers is eliminated

One of the Top 11 dancers is eliminated

The Top 11 dancers perform.

The Top 11 dancers are introduced.

The second round of Las Vegas callbacks, which will determine the selection of the Top 10 finalists.

The fifth and sixth rounds of auditions are followed by the first round of Las Vegas callbacks

The third and fourth rounds of auditions.

The seventh season begins with the first two rounds of auditions

Get to know your Top 20 - as they get ready for tomorrow's first performance show

The remaining dancers complete their time in Vegas and the judges reveal the Top 20.

The bottom three couples will be revealed. The guy and the girl with the lowest votes will be sent home.

Callbacks have begun in Las Vegas.

The all-new fall season of So You Think You Can Dance begins with dancers auditioning for a chance to earn a ticket for Las Vegas Callbacks.

The all-new fall season of So You Think You Can Dance begins with dancers auditioning for a chance to earn a ticket for Las Vegas Callbacks.

The all-new fall season of So You Think You Can Dance begins with dancers auditioning for a chance to earn a ticket for Las Vegas Callbacks.

The all-new fall season of So You Think You Can Dance begins with dancers auditioning for a chance to earn a ticket for Las Vegas Callbacks.

The all-new fall season of So You Think You Can Dance begins with dancers auditioning for a chance to earn a ticket for Las Vegas Callbacks.

The all-new fall season of So You Think You Can Dance begins with dancers auditioning for a chance to earn a ticket for Las Vegas Callbacks.

The winner is announced.

The top four dancers perform.

The final six dancers will see two more eliminated. Plus, a performance by the dance troupe, JabberWockeeZ.

Top six perform.

So You Think You Can Dance celebrates it's 100th episode and eliminates two more dancers.

In this two hour episode, the Top 8 perform.

The next two dancers to be eliminated are revealed.

The next two dancers are eliminated, revealing the Top 10.

Two dancers are eliminated from the Top 14.

One girl and one guy has to leave again. The Rage Boyz Crew perform a hip hop dance as guest star.

Eight couples dance to please the judges and get the votes from the viewers. Toni Basil, "Living Legend of Hip Hop", is guest judge.

The next two dancers voted off are revealed.

In this two-hour episode, the Top 18 dancers perform.

The first two dancers are eliminated from the Top 20.

The Top 20 dancers hit the stage for their first chance to compete.

Selected dancers from around the country perform for the judges in Las Vegas in this second round of callbacks. The Top 20 dancers are revealed.

The Auditions conclude tonight in L.A. & Seattle

The grueling auditions continue tonight in Miami & Memphis.

Season Premiere! .

The winner of Season 4 is revealed.

It was the first part of the two-night finale on "So You Think You Can Dance?" and host Cat Deeley threw a curve ball at us from the start. In an effort to change things up -- and perhaps to stretch another episode into ...

With just six dancers left, we finally reached the glorious time of the summer when even "So You Think You Can Dance?" couldn't stretch itself to two hours. That meant instead of a bloated 120 minutes, viewers were treat...

Just two weeks away from the finale, eight contestants remained on Fox's "So You Think You Can Dance?" Four girls and four guys continued in the competition for the title of America's favorite dancer. The dancers picked ...

"Finally," host Cat Deeley tells us, we're down the final ten. Cat adds that now America's voting will be the only factor in who advances and who is cut.

Host Cat Deeley reminds viewers that the final six couples will be competing for a place in "your" Top10. We're introduced to the final 12 dancers, followed by judges Mia Michaels, Mary Murphy and Nigel Lythegoe.

Host Cat Deeley promised at the outset that the final 14 dancers will face some changes and the competition would get more difficult for the final seven couples. She soon explained that each of the couples would have to ...

After some kind of freakish group dance routine that's definitely going to cause some nightmares, it was time to find out which two contestants would be sent home on "So You Think You Can Dance?" on Thursday.

It was down to eight couples Wednesday night on So You Think You Can Dance? as choreographer and general friend of the show Adam Shankman joined regular judges Mary Murphy and Nigel Lythgoe. Mary said this would be the s...

It was down to the final 18 Tuesday on "So You Think You Can Dance?" as Mia Michaels joined judges Mary Murphy and Nigel Lythgoe. She promised that this season is going to be "benoodles," which she explained meant "insan...

After five two-hour audition shows, it was down to the final 20 performers who will vie for the title and $250,000 on the fourth season of "So You Think You Can Dance?" After a topsy-turvy intro in which each of the fina...

Auditions in six cities brought more than 200 dancers to Las Vegas for the callbacks on "So You Think You Can Dance?" By the end of the two-hour episode, that group would be hacked to the 20 finalists -- 10 guys and 10 g...

Host Cat Deeley whisked fans away to Charleston, S.C., for the third two-hour night of auditions on "So You Think You Can Dance?" on Thursday night. Joining judges Nigel Lythgoe and Mary Murphy in the best mannered city ...

It was freezing cold outside in Salt Lake City, site of the first set of auditions in Tuesday's two-hour episode of "So You Think You Can Dance?" Would the dancers heat things up inside?

Guest judge Mandy Mo...

One by one the remaining four dancers are eliminated, leaving room for only one... America's Favorite Dancer of 2007!

Talented dancers who spark the judges' interest during auditions are invited to call-backs in Las Vegas! This is where they work with top choreographers. During the call-back week, the judges choose the Top 20 dancers wh...

Talented dancers who spark the judges' interest during auditions are invited to call-backs in Las Vegas, where they work with top choreographers. During the call-back week, the judges choose the Top 20 dancers who will c...

The last stop on the tour is in Atlanta. Next episode, the dancers who have been chosen by the judges in the auditions will proceed to the Las Vegas Callbacks.

The auditions continue in Los Angeles, CA and Chicago, IL.

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Through a series of dances, both new and old, the final winner of the season is revealed.

This week, Cat introduced us to Nigel Lithgoe, Mary Murphy and Brian Friedman as our judges. Then, the dance performances started. This week, each dancer performed with every other dancer.

Heidi and Travis p...

The remaining 6 dancers performed an opening number choreographed by Mia Michaels and set to "Hide and Seek." Then, Cat showed a recap of last week's dances and backstage clips from last week.

Next, the rema...

This week, Cat introduced us to Nigel Lithgoe, Mary Murphy and Mia Michaels as our judges. Then, the dance performances started.

Ivan and Natalie performed a jive routine, Travis performed a solo, Benji and ...

The remaining 8 dancers performed an opening number choreographed by Tyce Di Orio and set to "Cell Block Tango." Then, Cat showed a recap of last week's dances and backstage clips from last week.

Next, Cat r...

This week, Cat introduced us to Nigel Lithgoe, Mary Murphy and Dan Karaty as our judges. Then, the dance performances started.

Donyelle and Travis performed a hip-hop routine, Allison and Ivan danced the Arg...

The remaining 10 dancers performed an opening number choreographed by Wade Robson and set to "Ramalama (Bang Bang)."

Next, Cat revealed the bottom 2 male and female dancers.

For the females, Ma...

This week, Cat introduced us to Nigel Lithgoe, Cicley and Olisa, and Jean-Marc Genereux as our judges.

This week, pairs were randomly drawn. Each pair danced twice and each dancer performed a solo.

The remaining 12 dancers performed an opening number choreographed by Doriona Sanchez and set to "Born to be Alive." Next, we saw backstage and recap footage from last week and then Nigel revealed a change in rules.Partn...

This episode started right into the dancing without introduction to this week's judges: Nigel Lithgoe, Mary Murphy and Brian Friedman.This week's pairs danced together:Musa and Natalie danced hip-hop, Ryan and Heidi perf...

The remaining 14 dancers performed an opening number choreographed by Mary Murphy and set to "Footloose." Next, we saw backstage and recap footage from last week and then Cat revealed which couples were put up for elimin...

The episode began with never-before-seen audition clips. Then, Cat introduced us to this week's judges: Nigel Lithgoe, Mary Murphy and Dan Karaty, and we saw Lil' perform with his crew.This week's pairs danced together:R...

The remaining 16 dancers performed an opening number choreographed by Shane Sparks and set to a "Poison." Next, Cat brought forward the contestants in 4 sets with each set containing 2 couples.The first set of couples wa...

The remaining 18 dancers performed an opening number choreographed by Dan Karaty and set to a "Get Up Offa That Thing." Next, Cat brought forward the contestants in 3 sets with each set containing 3 couples.The first set...

The episode opened with clips of the judge's favorite moments followed by a performance by the Six Step Crew.

Then, Cat introduced this episode's judges: Nigel Lithgoe, Mia Michels and Shane Sparks.

As the show opened, all 20 dancers performed a Brian Friedman number. Cat then introduced the judges: Nigel, Mary and Dan, and explained that the 3 couples with the lowest audience votes are to dance a solo for these jud...

The episode opened with last year's winner, Nick Lazzarini, performing a solo dance.Then, Cat introduced this episode's judges: Nigel Lithgoe, Mary Murphy and Dan Karaty. She also announced that this year instead of draw...

After 43 contestants performed their solos for the judges, they stood in front of the judges one-by-one to find out if they made the top 20.The judges select 10 boys and 10 girls to make up the top 20 that will perform f...

At the Las Vegas callback auditions, 115 dancers compete. Every day the dancers learn new routines from different choreographers. After performing their routines they are scored by the panel of judges. The judges each ha...

The final stop in this round of auditions: the famous Chicago Theater. As before, the dancers get to dance for 1 min. before a decision is made, then each contestant is given either a "Yes," which was accompanied by a ti...

Now holding auditions in Los Angeles, Cat explains the process. The dancers get to dance for 1 min. before a decision is made, then each contestant is given either a "Yes," which was accompanied by a ticket to Vegas, a "...

This episode covered auditions in both New York and Charleston. We saw judging by Nigel, Mia and Dan from last season, as well as two new judges: Dariana Sanchez and Ron Montez.Each contestant was given either a "Yes," w...

The final 16 return for a dance together, and a 'hip-hop chorus line' called Groovaloo perform. Other than that, the episode is made up of clips from previous episodes. Throughout, the cuts are made one by one to revea...

At the beginning of the episode, 2 dancers from last week are cut. At that point, the competition continues in the same format as last week, only they don’t show the actual “picking” process, and the d...

At the beginning of the episode, 2 dancers from last week are cut. At that point, the competition continues in the same format as last week, the females pick their partner, the males pick two dance styles. Each pair will...

At the beginning of the episode, 2 dancers from last week are cut. At that point, the competition continues in the same format as last week, except this week reveals a new twist; when the females pick their partner, the ...

At the beginning of the episode, 2 dancers from last week are cut. At that point, the competition continues in the same format as last week, except this week reveals a new twist; when the females pick their partner, the ...

At the beginning of the episode, 2 dancers from last week are cut. At that point, the competition continues in the same format as last week, except the males pick the partner and the females pick the style. This week, Mi...

At the beginning of the episode, 2 dancers from last week are cut. At that point, the competition continues in the same format as last week, except the females pick the partner and the males pick the style. This week, M...

Several of the choreographers are now judges. This includes Mia, Brian and Dan. Joining them to make an even four is Producer Nigel. During the first round, each of the 16 dancers will dance in pairs. The pairs are ch...

The 26 remaining dancers enter the "judging" room one-by-one as the choreographers tell them whether they have made it to the top 16 or not. As each dancer approaches the table, a small recap of their experiences on the...

The dancers are divided into 5 groups to attend class with each choreographer. Alex's salsa class, Brian's hip-hop class, Dan's hip-hop class, Mia's contemporary class and Mary's ballroom class. As the week draws to a c...

In this special 90 minute episode, the auditions take place over 2-days in Los Angeles, CA. The dancers perform a number, solo or with a partner, for the producers in order to move on to the next round. The producers l...

In this two-hour episode, we watched the first and second auditions in both New York and Chicago. We saw the good, the bad, and the ugly. In the first stage of auditions, the three producers from American Idol screened...