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- Alex Wong & Stephen "Twitch" Boss' hip-hop ("Outta Your Mind") Season 7. Everyone—and we mean everyone—went out of their minds watching this Napoleon and Tabitha-choreographed number.
- Katee Shean & Joshua Allen's hip-hop ("No Air") Season 4. This hip-hop number from the illustrious NapTab is a perfect match of story (a soldier telling his girlfriend he's going back to war), music ("No Air"), and the two dancers performing it.
- Travis Wall & Heidi Groskreutz's contemporary ("Calling You") Season 2. Travis and Heidi never overplayed their yearning throughout this stunning number, known simply as "The Bench," which just makes the quiet flourishes—the hands touching through the bench, Travis collapsing like a rag doll, Heidi slowly pulling the sunflower toward her with her feet—that much more tender.
- Neil Haskell & Sabra Johnson's jazz ("Sweet Dreams") Season 3. Rather than wax on about Mandy Moore's dynamite (and Emmy-nominated) "'80s jazz power lunch," I'm just going to turn things over to the inimitable poetry of the reaction from the night's guest judge, Debbie Allen: "Honey, all I can say is that's how I like it / I like it like that / I like it like that, honey / Give it to me hard / Give it to me strong / Sometimes jazz can be a little itsy-bitsy / This is the way we like it, honey / I'm just thrilled to see you, Neil / Grow like that / That is so beautiful / And Sabra, I just adore you / Absolutely adore you."
- Season 2: Benji & Heidi’s “Black Mambo”
- Season 2: Travis & Heidi’s “Calling You”
- Season 3: Lacey & Danny’s “Hip Hip Chin Chin”
- Season 4: Mark & Chelsie’s “Bleeding Love”
- Season 4: Joshua and Katee’s “No Air”
- Season 5: Kayla & Kupono’S “Gravity”
- Season 7: Allison & Alex’s “Hallelujah”
- Season 8: Sasha & Twitch’s “Misty Blue”
- Season 8: Melanie & Neil’s “Total Eclipse of The Heart”
- Season 9: Lindsay & Cole’s “Unstoppable”
Season 2 victor Benji Schwimmer and his cousin Heidi Groskreutz nailed what choreographer Alex Da Silva called “the fastest mambo you’re ever gonna see.”
Season 2 runner-up Travis Wall, who has since become an SYTYCDchoreographer and earned nine back-to-back Emmy nominations, benched the competition with his and Groskreutz’s emotional “Calling You” routine.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1Kwwfg-lgE Benji’s younger sister Lacey did the Schwimmer name proud—alongside the late, great Danny Tidwell—with this energetic samba.
Married choreographers Tabitha and Napoleon D’umo scored an Emmy nomination for Mark Kanemura and Chelsea Hightower’s hip-hop routine. (There’s a reason this clip has racked up more than 1 million views on YouTube.)
The D’umos struck gold again that same season with this lyrical hip-hop number, with Season 4 winner Joshua Allen portraying a soldier going back to war and Katee Shean playing his distraught partner.
Kūpono Aweau personified the addiction haunting Kayla Radomski’s character in this unforgettable contemporary routine from Mia Michaels.
With choreography by SYTYCDMVP Sonya Tayeh, Allison Holker and Alex Wong make Jeff Buckley’s cover of “Hallelujah” even more heartbreaking.
Season 8 runner-up Sasha Mallory and returning all-star Stephen “tWitch” Boss broke through their characters’ breakfast-time ennui with this hip-hop routine—set to a classic track from blues singer Dorothy Moore.
Season 8 winner Melanie Moore and Neil Haskell leapt into SYTYCDglory with this gravity-defying contemporary routine. Even Lady Gaga was gaga about it!
“Unstoppable,” indeed! Lindsay Arnold and Cole Horibe offered one of the best pasodoble routines judge Nigel Lythgoe had ever seen on the show.
Cat Deeley. Contestants compete in new, intense dance challenges to be crowned the winner of So You Think You Can Dance. Watch on FOX and stream next day on Hulu.
Jul 21, 2015 · July 21, 2015. So You Think You Can Dance, one of our many, many, many dance obsessions, just reached its 10th birthday. Fox is celebrating with an hour-long special, A Decade of...
