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Last night we all got a chance to watch the 1st results show for the SYTYCD contest, and it was a good show, although I was surprised by the end result as well as a guest performer. As usual though we did get to see some great dancing as well as hear some great music. The opening dance routine for the show featuring the contestants was excellent. The dancers performed a routine to the song Acapella Kelis and choreographed by Cassandra Chavez

After the opening number and routine we got to find out, which three contestants wound up in the bottom after Wednesday nights voting. Now I have to tell you that I was really surprised by who wound up in the bottom three and I also have to say that the voting public really got it wrong this time. The bottom three performers were Melinda, Alexie, and Cristina. I personally thought it should have been Adechike, Lauren, in the bottom three with Alexie.

Last nights show featured three guest performances. First, there was a great guest dance performance from Twyla Tharp’s dance company featuring Keith Roberts and Karine Plantadit dancing to Frank Sinatra’s “That’s Life” from the Broadway show Come Fly Away. The second guest performer was Usher who performed his new hit “OMG”. After performing OMG, Usher then introduced us all to the new Justin Beiber video, which also features Usher.

However, as we all know the reason for the results show is to find out who was cut from the competition and who was not. Considering the choice of dancers that the judges had to cut from in the bottom three, I think they made the right decision. The bottom three dancers each had to dance a solo for their lives in order to convince the judges, who should stay, and as we expected Alexie went home. I think Adechike should have been the one to go home, because his performance was the worst on Wednesday night.

That is all for now from Simple Man Entertainment and I hope you all enjoy this post. I also hope that you check out So You Think You Can Dance every Wednesday evening for a two-hour show, and Thursday evening for the one-hour results show.