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Tonight on So You Think You Can Dance, the first two competitors will be going home.
The show starts with a totally freaky and fun dance to Busta Rhymes' "Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Can See." The group dances are so much more fun and entertaining than the group sings on results day on American Idol. Host Cat Deeley comes out and reveals it was choreographed by Wade Robson. She also says last night, people voted "in the millions." Oooh, nice and vague.
Jaimie and Hok are safe.
Anya and Danny are safe.
Sabra and Dominic are in the bottom three.
Lacey and Kameron are safe.
Ashlee and Ricky are in the bottom three.
Sara and Jesus are safe.
Pasha and Jessi are safe.
Neil and Lauren are safe.
Cedric and Faina are in the bottom three.
Jimmy and Shawna are safe.
So six will be DANCING FOR THEIR LIVES.
But first, last year's winner Benji Schwimmer performs. He says he's grateful for the show, and that he has been all over the world. He adds that he is in a Christina Aguilera video. He dances, and he wears red gloves. (Those really were the most remarkable things that happened.)
The bottom three couples dance their solos, and the judges leave to deliberate. Then Lloyd comes out to sing and perform.
Sabra is called forward -- Nigel says her solo was the best they have ever seen her dance. She is safe.
Faina is next -- Nigel says he would love to see that dance (her solo) with a partner, but she is safe.
That means Ashlee is going home. Nigel says in her solo, she "relied on emotion instead of showing her whole vocabulary." She thanks them for the opportunity and that it's given her a lot of confidence.
Ricky is called forward -- Nigel says he has the potential to be one of the best dancers this year, but that he didn't give them his full potential this evening. He is told to step back.
Cedric is next -- Nigel says he didn't let his partner down, which they had been worried about, and that he did an amazing solo. He is safe.
Dominic is all that's left -- Nigel says he brings another side to the competition, but they are worried that he will always do the same, albeit fabulous, tricks. However, tonight, he showed his personality, too, so he is safe.
So Ricky is out. They kind of collapse on each other, and Dominic leaves the stage.
And that shows the drama of the competition -- by the luck (or unluck) of the draw, two contemporary dancers get stuck doing Argentine tango, and it doesn't quite work for them. But if the competition steps up to whatever challenge they are facing, that means you're cut. So that's the end for somewhat-creepy Ricky and barely-any-screen-time Ashlee.
