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So You Think You Can Dance Canada Updates

Just a reminder that SYTYCD Canada starts next week, Sunday August 15, 2010 on CTV and also Much Music.

If you don’t get either of those stations, you can still check out and participate online at our sister site www.puresytycd.com/canada

We post in a similar format to this site and include lot’s of videos since many countries are unable to get the show.

Check out the Promo for SYTYCD Canada’s Season 3 and come say hi at our Canadian Sister Site:

www.puresytycd.com/canada

Also, if you are Canadian, love SYTYCD and wish to guest blog, check out the site and let us know!

August 6, 2010 I Written By

I am a blogger and reality tv lover. I blog here for SYTYCD but mostly the Canada version, since I live in Vancouver BC. I also blog about other reality tv shows on my own blog www.mandysmind.com

SYTYCD Cross Country Dance Comparison

Many thanks to Margaret for this tidbit, I figured that I would bring it out for you guys to see…

The first song in this post is Don’t Touch Me Busta Rhymes - Don't Touch Me (Throw Da Water on 'Em) - Single - Don't Touch Me (Throw Da Water On 'Em) by Busta Rhymes danced as hip-hop.

From SYTYCD US Season 4 Week 3: Kherington Payne and Stephen “Twitch” Boss. Choreography by Tabitha and Napoleon D’umo (aka NappyTabs).

From SYTYCD Canada Season 1 Week 4: Nico Archambault and Arassay Reyes choreographed by Luther Brown

So who do you think danced it better? The Canadians or the Americans? 😀

Better yet, how about this dance comparison:

Read more..

April 24, 2010 I Written By

My life can be summed up in the following two quotes: 1) "I am married to engineering and am its faithful wife by day, but at night my wanderlust takes hold and the arts becomes my jealous paramour." and... 2) "Engineering is my safety net. Writing is my passion. Acting is my escape when the other two become too much." So where does dancing fit in? Pretty much anywhere at this point... =)