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Wednesday, November 11 2009

So You Think You Can Make Me Like Dance?

Rubenstein views dance much like his girlfriend watches a baseball game; the subtleties are lost on him.


Reviews

Wednesday, September 9 2009

So You Think You Can Dance: Season Six Premiere

The push and pull between the dancers and the choreographers distinguishes So You Think You Can Dance.


Monday, May 26 2008

So You Think You Can Dance

So You Think You Can Dance understands that there are as many styles of dance as there are styles of music, and strives to educate its contestants, forcing them to reach beyond their comfort zones.


Thursday, August 10 2006

So You Think You Can Dance

Less deliberately confrontational than Nigel Lythgoe, the other, merely aggravating judges also solicit viewers' contempt, aligning them with relatively sympathetic contestants.


Blogs

Thursday, December 16 2010

Top 10 TV Shows of 2010

In 2010, television brought us cops in Hawaii, bikers in California, British investigators and a different kind of situation at the Jersey shore.


Tuesday, September 28 2010

'Spartacus': There Will Be Blood, Lots of It

With all the slicing and cutting and loss of bodily fluids, Spartacus would seem to be a prime candidate for criticism about its excessive violence, but its stylized approach to violence makes for unconventional, provocative programming.


Friday, July 30 2010

You Can Shoot Me with Your Butt As Long As You’re Trained to Do So

If So You Think You Can Dance’s seventh season has proven nothing else, it's that the judges can offer commentary that is straightforward -- and potentially racist, sexist, and homophobic.


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