So You Think You Can Dance - Season 11, Episode 9: Soundtracks

Musical guest, taking up the time that SHOULD be given to the bottom 6 solos. >:(

Opening song; Top 16 group dance, choreographed by Mandy Moore

BRILLIANT contemporary by Bridget Whitman and Emilio Dosal, choreographed by Travis Wall. She is the personification of crippling emotional baggage he has to release himself from.

Tanisha Belnap and Rudy Abreu dancing a hip-hop choreographed by Dave Scott. They are comic book characters. He wants to kiss her badly, but he would die, so is kissing her worth dying for.

Jessica Richens and Marcquet Hill danced a Foxtrot choreographed by Dmitri Chaplin. He was a CEO or somesuch, and she tempted him away from his power. This was Marcquet's last SYTYCD dance.

Carly Blaney and Serge Onik danced a Contemporary choreographed by Mandy Moore. She was really into him; he was just toying with her...according to Mandy. I didn't really see that story in the dance.

Valerie Rockey and Ricky Ubeda danced a Bollywood choreographed by Nakul Dev Mahajan. It was SUPER fast and aerobic. Ricky was amazing; Valeria struggled a little bit, but it was crazy hard.

Emily James and Teddy Coffey dance a Salsa choreographed by Jonathan Plater and Oksana Omytrenko. I was exhausted just watching it. Lots of crazy tricks and lifts!

Jacque LeWarne and Zack Everheart dance a Jazz piece by Sonya Tayeh. Two people who had a fling in the past and haven't seen each other in ages, run into each other and have another fling.

Brooklyn Fullmer and Casey Askew danced a Hip hop choreographed by Will "Willdabeast" Adams.

Section of the show about National Dance Day.

Mini-group dance choreographed by Sonya Tayeh. It's called "The Village of Broken People." Portrays we're all broken inside. Dancers: Valerie, Tanisha, Emily, Brooklyn, Zack, Serge, Emilio, and Casey

Mini-group dance choreographed by Travis Wall. The dancers are outlaws running away and destroying towns in their wake. Dancers: Bridget, Jessica, Jacque, Carly, Marcquet, Ricky, Teddy, and Rudy.

Opening song; Top 16 group dance, choreographed by Mandy Moore

Carly Blaney and Serge Onik danced a Contemporary choreographed by Mandy Moore. She was really into him; he was just toying with her...according to Mandy. I didn't really see that story in the dance.

Valerie Rockey and Ricky Ubeda danced a Bollywood choreographed by Nakul Dev Mahajan. It was SUPER fast and aerobic. Ricky was amazing; Valeria struggled a little bit, but it was crazy hard.