THE LITTLE THINGS THAT COUNT: So You Think You Can Dance Finale Tonight

Thursday, August 6, 2009

So You Think You Can Dance Finale Tonight

SYTYCD is my favorite show during the summer. This season has been really awesome and Season 6 starts this fall so I don't have to wait for another season.

Tonight is the finale and we will find out who is America's favorite dancer!

The top girls include Randi Evans, Karla Garcia, Caitlin Kinney, Asuka Kondoh, Janette Manrara, Jeanine Mason, Kayla Radomski, Melissa Sandvig, Paris Torres and Ashley Valerio; and the top guys are Kupono Aweau, Tony Bellissimo, Brandon Bryant, Phillip Chbeeb, Jason Glover, Vitolio Jeune, Max Kapitannikov, Evan Kasprzak, Ade Obayomi and Jonathan Platero.
Here is the top 20 from this season.

Kayla Radomski is who Aaron and I are hoping will win. She has danced awesome with every routine that was thrown at her. Aaron and I called about 50 times (equals 50 votes) for Kayla last night and we think it will be between Kayla and Jeanine. Fingers Crossed!

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