One Last Dance ♪ @ 天外飛來巴斯光年

好像花太多篇幅寫So You Think You Can Dance了，雖然賽事才剛開始，但這是本季最後一po。電視兒童界的戰友們！日後所有討論就集中在這裡吧！

再次強調，這是很好看的娛樂節目，一周兩集，美國在周三、四播出，但未受台灣電視頻道青睞，本土粉絲有3種方法可以追蹤。

其一，本地時間約每周五，可上各大BT網站以關鍵字「So You Think You Can Dance」搜尋新種子，下載無廣告的AVI檔，表演秀約699mb，翌日開票秀約350mb，用電腦收看。推薦MiniNova.org，選擇seeds（作種數）最多的下載，速度很快。

其二，YouTube.com上「So You Think You Can Dance（Season 3）」、「SYTYCD」、及Top20的選手英文名字♪，都是關鍵字，建議每周六查詢最新的影片檔，時常被抄斬，態度要積極動作要快，否則都被砍光光。

其三，根本沒有第三種方法。如果來這看大家討論有望梅止渴的效果，那也歡迎就是。

上周Top20的節目非常非常非常精采，我的雞皮疙瘩都可以爆成一桶爆米花了。點擊以下參賽者名字可鏈結到油兔的影片，上傳者非常有心，竟然連舞者簡介、受訓花絮、判官講評都保留，非常浪費時間，啊不是，是非常體貼不懂BT下載的網友；名次按照我的喜愛排列，只選五組，老話一句，要看動作要快，估計本周就會被製作公司要求刪除。

No.1

Sara and Jesus／Pop Jazz／Wade Robson／《Cabaret Hoover》
Wade Robson加上《佳麗村三姊妹》原聲帶配樂，最愛的人事物湊在一起就是夭壽好，已重看七七四十九遍沒厭倦。雖然目擊到他們因為動作太繁複彷彿暫忘了零點幾秒，但還是夭壽好。B-Girl Rules！

No.2

Anya and Danny／Jive／Tony Mereoith／《Girlfriend》
超熱血的，看幾次high幾次。Anya對自己「有本事透過熱舞傳遞熱情」相當得意，真格是千真萬確該她跩的，我本來很鄙視這首歌竟也熱到反悔愛上。Danny太芭蕾了些，但他（的小指）美，就饒了他。

No.3

Lacey and Kameron／Contemporary／Mia Michaels／《Dancing》
同意判官Marry所言，搞不懂編舞師Mia腦袋裡在想什麼但強烈感染到了衝突糾葛的情緒，Lacey演技精湛，Kameron則普普，但他很強也很穩，這麼壯的Lacey衝撞他都沒被撞倒。

No.4

Jessi and Pasha／Smooth Waltz／Tony Mereoith／《Come Away With Me》

全全全全全全全全全全，美美美美美美美美美美。Jessi實在不該再坐辦公桌幹屎差了，演藝圈需要她。至於Pasha，沒料到他會也裝可愛，傻了；他一定要撐到拆夥跟Anya配對，鐵定是本季的重頭戲。

No.5

Jaimie and Hok／Hip-Hop／Shane Sparks／《Tambourine》
建議只專心看這支嘻哈舞中的男生Hok，動作乾淨俐落到化境。Eve的《Tambourine》還真好聽，我去編舞師Shane的My Space抓了表演專用混音版（哀越來越宅了），這節目選音樂都很有品。

The Top18 Week
No.1

Dominic and Sabra／Contemporary／Mandy Moore／《I'll Stand By You》

No.2

No.3

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不少網友還頗具美術天分，加工製造的簽名圖檔令人賞心悅目，速速收下來，讓台灣粉絲也鑑賞一下。

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力挺Kamcey(Kameron+Lacey)的飯

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An Interview With … Jessi Peralta & Jesus Solorio from FOX’s“So You Think You Can Dance”
June 29, 2007
By RealityCheck By Gina

This season of FOX’s So You Think You Can Dance has proved to have shocking elimination results and last night was no exception as hip hop dancer Jessi Peralta & contemporary dancer Jesus Solorio were sent home. What seemed like an easy ride to the top 10 ended abruptly for the two & they’re here to talk to RealityWanted about their experience.

GINA (REALITYWANTED): Jessi, first of all, how is your health?

Jessi: I’m feeling as good as can be expected after just being kicked off the show.

GINA (REALITYWANTED): I spoke to Faina last week who said you had suffered from dehydration then. Was your illness this week in part because of that?

Jessi: Last week, I did get really dehydrated again & I was admitted to the hospital. It wasn’t on show day so the cameras weren’t following me around. I had the same symptoms this week but the doctors were focusing on my dehydration. There’s not enough time for me to take care of myself. Everyone is on schedules and the show has to run like a machine otherwise, the viewers will be disappointed.

GINA (REALITYWANTED): Can you both tell me about your dance background?

Jessi: I started dancing at the age of 2 & have been taking classes ever since. I was on scholarship at Broadway Dance Center in New York. You name it, I’ve tried it. I’ve gone to street battles & tried to hang with the boys. I just love every single form of dancing so anything I could get my hands on, I’ve tried to do.

Jesus: I actually, when I was smaller, I started break dancing, believe it or not. I went into jazz then to lyrical then to training when I was 12.

GINA (REALITYWANTED): Was this your first year trying out for So You Think You Can Dance?

Jessi: I actually had never even seen the show & this was my first year. I haven’t been able to afford television. All I knew was that it was about dancers from different backgrounds.

Jesus: This was my second year trying out for the show. The first time I auditioned was unorganized. It felt very unorganized & was harder than this year. I didn’t know the process but this year, because I knew the process, I made it through. It was stressful to a certain degree but not to the point where I wanted to collapse & faint & cry, feeling I wanna go home.

GINA (REALITYWANTED): Jesus, you said something last night about getting a phone call saying you had helped kids. Can you elaborate?

Jesus: I got a call from my rec center that I grew up in, a non-profit organization in Oak Park. They said I had inspired all these kids to pursue their dreams & that no dreams are too big for them even if they don’t have money because I was poor & homeless at one point. There’s a lot of that going on in Oak Park. Hearing that was the greatest thing for me.

GINA (REALITYWANTED): So there is time to communicate with your family & friends while on the show?

Jesus: Yes, totally there is. It’s not a lot of time & I decide not to talk too much so that I can focus on my dance & rehearsals. I don’t want to stay out of touch & I don’t wanna be an ass. But it’s because that’s how focused I am.

Jessi: Yes & if that were not the case, I would’ve been eliminated sooner. There was a lot of pressure on me & drama. They keep reminding me that I’ll overcome anything.

GINA (REALITYWANTED): Jesus, you received great reviews for your krumping dance with Sara. Were you surprised to be in the bottom? What do you think happened?

Jesus: It did come as a surprise because I thought America liked us & the dance. We got good reviews from the judges. That’s what confused me a little but I understand that it’s a show & it’s all good.

GINA (REALITYWANTED): Jessi, was it difficult to be cleared by your doctors to dance last night?

Jessi: It was frustrating because I could overcome everything in my mind so my mind is saying, “You’re fine, you can dance”, My body is yelling at me to slow down a little. My mind is saying to the doctors, “I’m fine, please let me go” and the doctors are looking at the monitors saying, “No way”. I kept thinking of Pasha, I didn’t want to leave him to dance alone. I’m glad he was safe. That’s my guy.

GINA (REALITYWANTED): Jessi, your elimination in particular was very abrupt. Why do you think Nigel chose to do it that way?

Jessi: I would assume they were going for the shock of it. As a businessperson, he has to make a good television show. As a dancer, we’re in the background a lot so we’re taught to be poised. He was probably trying to pull that out of me. I don’t know, I felt like … that was rough. It was a little harsh. I don’t think he was taking into consideration all the other crap I had gone through that week. Giving me that last blow, I was in round 10 after being knocked down so many times & that was it.

GINA (REALITYWANTED): What do you think of the new pair Sara & Pasha?

Jessi: I’m jealous! I really feel like what Pasha & I had was special, it was more than the show, it was more than the performance. You know, girls, let’s be honest. It’s hard not to have a crush on that guy. I felt like our chemistry was more than a performance. That’s why I was so inclined to tell that to the country last night.

Jesus: Well, I was talking over the situation with Sara. I think they’ll be good. Pasha is a strong lead & Sara is a good follower & hard worker. She takes notes to heart & makes it professional. It’s a good mix & they’re both entertaining! I don’t know if he’ll be good as me because nobody can replace me for her but, all jokes aside, I think they’ll do well.

GINA (REALITYWANTED): What was the reaction from fellow contestants that you would be leaving?

Jessi: They were sad, they were sad. But it’s a competition, they want the good people out. It makes it easier for them. Not to pat myself on the back, but I feel like they lost a good person last night. I felt like they lost a big player.

GINA (REALITYWANTED): Mary Murphy, in particular, was extremely harsh with Cedric. Did you think he & Shauna would be in the bottom 3?

Jessi: Cedric had kind of been their “risk”, they were taking a risk on him letting him in the top 20. He knows exactly who he is & what he’s capable of. He agrees with everyone’s opinion that he needs more training & education. That’s the beautiful thing about America being in control – they love the underdog. I think it’s great!

Jesus: I kinda had a feeling that they wouldn’t because of sympathy votes. Cedric is my friend but the judges were trying so hard to kick him off that it backfired. They need a new strategy: don’t antagonize, find another tactic.

GINA (REALITYWANTED): Do you have a favorite dance performed by your fellow contestants so far?

Jessi: I would say … Wade’s piece for Hok & Jaimie. But … honestly? I love my performances with Pasha. What you see us doing on stage, that’s the real thing. I look at him & I say, “This is the truth!”

Jesus: That would be Sabra & Dominic’s lyrical dance. I helped Dominic with it while trying to learn my own routine & he’s so passionate about what he does. They both are, so it really touched me.

GINA (REALITYWANTED): Jessi, how was it to say goodbye to Pasha?

Jessi: That was tough but Pasha is a very centered human being. He said, “I’m sorry, you’ll get through this.” After this, will there be something between us? I hope. But I can’t expect his head to be anywhere else but the show. I think he feels the same way I do.

GINA (REALITYWANTED): Jesus, do you have a favorite moment of being on the show?

Jesus: The pasa doble with Sara.

GINA (REALITYWANTED): What are your plans for the future?

Jessi: I have been pursuing this professionally since I was 16. The office job, the day job, was something I had to resort to. The pursuit of dance wasn’t taking care of me financially. Hopefully I won’t have to dance at bar mitzvahs again. I would rather dance at a bar mitzvah for $100 than spend another day in the office. I do have some opportunities coming up with some movies. I don’t think this was a bad thing.

Jesus: I’m not going to stay here, I want to do professional work & I have been doing so since I was 17. I did Hannah Montana & the Latin awards. I wasn’t sure if people were looking at me so that’s why I did this show. I’m hoping I did inspire people. I’ve been doing acting as well so I’ll be working on acting & singing.