Episodes
The first round of auditions begins
The second round of auditions begins.
The third round of auditions begins.
The fourth week of auditions continues as some dancers move forward to the choreography round and some go home.
The top 12 dancers perform.
Dancers compete in pairs and in the style of the female partner; the bottom two dancers go home.
The top 10 dance with new partners as studio rounds continue; two finalists are sent home.
And then there were eight! The Top Four dancers from last week will pick their partners and dance in random genres. Then, all ...read more And then there were eight! The Top Four dancers from last week will pick their partners and dance in random genres. Then, all eight dancers will showcase their talents in solo rounds to win over the audience and our expert panel of judges. Two dancers will face elimination and only six will remain. show less
Six of the series' favorite all-stars, including Comfort Fedoke, Lex Ishimoto, Amy Yakima, Ezra Sosa, Koine Iwasaki and ...read more Six of the series' favorite all-stars, including Comfort Fedoke, Lex Ishimoto, Amy Yakima, Ezra Sosa, Koine Iwasaki and Bailey Munoz, return to dance with the top six. show less
The top six take the stage once again to impress the judges and voting audience, dancing three performances each; the dreaded ...read more The top six take the stage once again to impress the judges and voting audience, dancing three performances each; the dreaded eliminations return. show less
The remaining contestants hit the stage and perform two unique numbers before they head to the finals; first they dance together ...read more The remaining contestants hit the stage and perform two unique numbers before they head to the finals; first they dance together in pairs and then matched with one of the series beloved all-stars: Kiki Nyemchek, Audrey Case or Robert Green. show less
The final two competitors must impress the judges and voting audience one last time before the winner is crowned; the two ...read more The final two competitors must impress the judges and voting audience one last time before the winner is crowned; the two finalists must dance five performances each, before the audience decides who outperformed the other and wins the $100,000. show less