wikipedia says jean-marc and france did a couple each weeks 3 and 4, and i remember liking their choreography for caitlin and jason's paso doble, though i thought the two dancers didn't execute it well. but jeanette and brandon doing a cha-cha to the pussycat dolls? i sure don't remember that and that was les…

louis van awesome
did anyone else think it was funny that 3 louis van amstel ballroom routines were among the judges' picks, but not one jean-marc and france genereux or tony meredith and melanie routine?

i mean, it's such an over-exposed issue, it already has more than enough funding to research a cure, so we should really let it drop. i mean, only 1 in 8 women will even get breast cancer, so with it practically cured we should really just move on and mock those who keep talking about it.

1) cancer dance. i cried. maybe too close to home, but i think it'll hold up.
2) travis' heart locket dance
3) mia's finale piece for kayla and jeanine

i kept wishing the finale was back at the old studio, mostly because they had really figured out how to shoot the routines there. the camera work tonight really kept some of the routines at arm's distance for me. but i'm sure the dancers get a kick out of that size live audience.

i enjoy wade's work, but i didn't love the thieves routine as much as most, apparently. i'd have rather seen that crazy asian group dance he and his wife choreographed. can't remember which week. a lot of people thought it was insensitive, but i thought the dancing and choreography were fantastic.

with jeanette and melissa out of it, jeanine was the right choice, though i would have been fine with kayla. my wife wishes (and i agreed) that it could have been those four women in the finale, and none of the guys.

right performers, right dance. it could have been creepy as a straight-up sexy dance.

still my favorite routine of the year. tyce may have been featured a bit too much this season, but he made it up to me with that routine. plus, i do like most of his routines, just too many.

and this is why i love this show more than regular top chef. the drama is entirely produced by whether or not they'll deliver on their amazing talents, which may be boring if you're looking for personality driven, 'real world'-style conflict. but i'm not. so watching them prepare the best meal ever seen on this…

i looked up zooey's dietary needs online and found she is allergic to eggs and dairy and GLUTEN. while this sucks balls for her, i am fucking ecstatic that celiac-sprue sufferers will finally get some top-end plates on this show. my poor wife has had to put up with not only avoiding bread, but with having the most…

yeah, that article didn't mention his weight at all. and the "woman who makes less than $30K a year is told repeatedly by two rich assholes that her taste in clothes is hideous" comment seems to be about 'what not to wear,' except the sentiment makes me think the person hasn't watched an episode of the show.

i'd pay to see him in a movie now. if only that were possible.

oh, randi and evan are not long for this world, and i say that as a fan of both. but, they're just not good enough. still loved that mia 'ass' dance (not for the ass).

oh, totally. what's funny is when i found out it was tabitha and napoleon, i thought it was one of their best ever. when i thought it was a wade robson routine, it was merely okay.

i think the judges were ready to send randi and evan home tonight.

oh, don't be discouraged. i'm not literate.

i had never heard of this guy
but i love LOVE this. admittedly, i haven't really been looking for songs by country's founding fathers and mothers, so its not like i'd have stumbled upon it without reading this column. but this, more than hank or anyone else so far, i get. i've been following this project to learn…

krumping. i want krumping. and more indian. and sonya. more sonya. and kat deeley to host the oscars.

do people hate caitlin? she's one of my favorites, though her hip-hop sucked.