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Nobody left So You Think You Can Dance last week, meaning two will have to leave this week. Could our Foxes On Idol judges actually agree on who those two should be? The thought is enough to make your head spin – or to make you spin on your head, like Jose (right)! 
Another week, another injury on So You Think You Can Dance. What do our judges have to say about the five remaining dancers, including contemporary dancer Robert (right), still on their feet and dancing! 
Ashley Galvan was a wonderful contemporary dancer whom we didn’t know very well. She was highly praised in every dance and was one of only two girls left on the show. So why was Alex the fifth dancer to leave? 
Wednesday night, it was time to dance, dance, dance once again! Who did well? Who didn’t? You might have seen the show and heard what the on-site judges had to say, but let’s face it, we know you really want to know what our Foxes On Idol judge think. So here they are! 
Alex Wong (right) was one of the most amazing dancers ever seen on So You Think You Can Dance. He was a joy to watch on stage and off. So why was Alex the fourth dancer to leave? 
While injuries affected the So You Think You Can Dance dancers, our Foxes On Idol judges came in to this night of competition healthy and ready to tell us what they think! Who did well? Who didn’t? Why did hostess Cat (right) get props from our judges? And could it be that both of our judges predict the same person to leave us this week? Read on to find out all the details! 
Melinda Sullivan was a tap dancer, loved by the judges, who still landed in the bottom three every week – until the judges finally sent her tapping away home. Why did she never catch fire with the viewers? Why was Melinda the third dancer to leave? And of course, why was Melinda not America’s favorite dancer? 
What is the worst criticism a contestant can receive on So You Think You Can Dance? Well, here’s a hint: Melinda (right) received it! What did our judges think of her dancing – and the dancing of all the others – and the comments leveled at her by the on-site judges? Our judges had so much to say about this episode that we had to split it into two parts! So start with Part 1 right now! 
Cristina Santana was a fiery hot salsa dancer who showed versatility and charm. After two excellent routines that were highly praised by the judges, why did America put her in the bottom three the first two weeks of voting? Why was Cristina the second to leave? 
It’s the second week of performances, and the dancers – and their all-star partners – are getting into the groove. Does Adéchiké (right) improve his connection to his partner? Can Alex take on Fosse? And can Billy Bell actually krump? See what our judges have to say! 
Alexie Agdeppa was a shining star at the Los Angeles auditions and we saw her praised repeatedly throughout Vegas. With lots of air time for being the little engine who wouldn’t stop auditioning, why did America put her in the bottom three? Why was Alexie the first to leave So You Think You Can Dance? 
Similar to American Idol, So You Think You Can Dance contestants should take a look at years past to learn what worked and what didn’t work. Several years ago, we established rules that were derived from American Idol. Just as Dance has evolved to stand on its own, the rules to win have evolved somewhat as well. Let’s look at the rules and see how our hopefuls can get an edge on the others and have a better shot at walking away with the prize. 
It’s the first week of finals competition on So You Think You Can Dance. When the all-stars and new competitors pair up, what kind of results will we see? The Foxes On Idol judging panelists take their seats (no, not on the couch shown at right) and tell you who did well, who didn’t, and who is in danger of heading home. 
Lee DeWyze had a steep mountain to climb on American Idol 9. Yet not only did he climb it, he gained speed while doing so! The Lee we saw in the first week was not the same man we saw in the finale. Is that why he was able to get so many votes? Was it a matter of performing or personality – or a combination of both? Why did Lee win? 
Crystal Bowersox came into the ninth season of American Idol appearing to be head and shoulders above the other contestants. Throughout most of the competition, the only struggle for the judges when it came to her was how they could say, “That was great!” in new and different ways. And then on Tuesday night, most people thought she easily outperformed Lee. So what happened? Why wasn’t her name announced at the end of the two-plus-hours of extravaganza? Why did Crystal lose? 
Crystal and Lee fought it out and Lee won. What does Joseph think of the result? And what does he have to say in his final column of the season about the two-plus-hour extravaganza we watched on Wednesday night? Find out now! 
It all comes down to this. In just two hours, we don't get enough time to find out whether Crystal or Lee won, so the episode goes seven minutes long. We also have to hear guest performances from the superstars of yesteryear, as well as saying goodbye to the sweetest man we ever knew. And Simon Cowell (right). 
Crystal Bowersox has been the leader of the American Idol pack all season long. Meanwhile, Lee DeWyze (right) has been making gains as the underdog. Find out what the most important judging panel in the country thought of the final performances. Do our judges think these particular performances will decide who wins, or will it be based on something else? 
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