In a season of firsts for So You Think You Can Dance (first fall season, first krumping finalist, first married couple finalists), it's hardly surprising — and perhaps fitting — the Fox hit heads into Tuesday's Season 6 finale with its first-ever final six contestants, two more than the usual four.
"I think it's really exciting," Jakob Karr tells TVGuide.com. "First of all, there are more dances in the finale, so there's more to watch. It's going to be a really good show. I'm ready."
And so are his competitors. See what all six finalists have to say about their soon-to-be last dances, their strengths and weaknesses, the whole season and more.
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Glee's midseason finale — and final episode until April 2010 — held a high note in the ratings.
Wednesday night's showing of the Fox musical series attracted some 8.13 million viewers — just slightly less than last week's season high.
Before Glee, Fox's So You Think You Can Dance brought in 6.66 million.
Check out our recap of Glee's finale episode of 2009
ABC's Modern Family returned with 9.62 million viewers, while other half-hour comedies...
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Adam Lambert has been tapped to perform during the So You Think You Can Dance finale.
Adam Lambert to perform on The View
The 27-year-old American Idol runner-up, who has been the center of controversy following an S&M-themed performance at the American Music Awards, will sing ...
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Steven Seagal Lawman had the best ratings ever for an A&E series launch.
Premiering at 10/9c with back-to-back episodes, Lawman was seen by...
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The Good Wife
10/9c CBS
Alicia Florrick is a good wife, but that doesn't mean she is never attracted to other men. With her cheating husband in jail for corruption, who could blame her if she indulges in a little flirting? In this episode, Alicia becomes attracted to her handsome co-counsel (Chris Bowers) and his unorthodox approach to their case, which is defending the daughter of one of the firm's partners.
Read on for previews of Dancing with the Stars, Biggest Loser, World Series of Poker, So You Think You Can Dance and In the Spotlight with Robin Roberts: Bright Lights, Big Stars, All Access Nashville.
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