SYTYCD contestant Melanie Moore's belief that she can indeed dance is proving to be correct. With partner Marko, the spunky talent from Georgia is getting raves from fans and judges, but it's not without hard work.
Here we get a taste of the effort that goes into learning a complex routine with demanding coach Ray Leeper.
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On last night's installment, the judges of So You Think You Can Dance hit the road to deliver in person to the nervous hopefuls their messages of joyous acceptance or cruel rejection. For Melinda it was good news, but dancing isn't the only think she's got going for her, according to her aging mentor Harold.
Sure, there's that situation in the Gulf coast. And there's Michael Lohan. But apparently one performance on last night's So You Think You Can Dance ranks among the greatest disasters of all time. At least that's how the judges would describe it.
Until last night, Hella Hung was something a woman might keep hidden in a large shoebox in the back of her closet. But thanks to So You Think You Can Dance, the world has been introduced to a second Hella Hung. This one's a person, but in a way they're both sort of similar: Neither can dance, but both will make you squirm.
