Will Thayne & Comfort emerge as a new super duo? Photos from fox.com.
Last night America said goodbye to the personality-deficient contemporary dancer Chris and the bubbly contemporary dancer Chelsea. Chris’ problem was obvious; he wasn’t adept at any dance form, and I expected him to leave last week. Chelsea, on the other hand, was entertaining and warm; unfortunately, she just couldn’t wear heels and dance to save her life. Thus, we are now left with the pairing of Thayne and Comfort, an odd duo who nonetheless will probably provide more sparks.
Kourtni and Matt also ended up in the bottom 3 again, though it wasn’t a shocker. Take the hint, judges; we don’t like them! They are awkward and don’t pack sparkling personalities. Their outfits didn’t help either, but that was hardly their fault. Anyway, Matt’s solo was the best we’ve seen this year, and he justified his presence in the competition. Kourtni, however, wasn’t that great. I don’t know what the judges see in her. I would’ve preferred that she leave.
Movers and Shakers:
- Chelsie and Mark had another hit performance with their third, a slick hip-hop routine. They are arguably the couple to beat; Adam Shankman agrees.
- Courtney & Gev are doing remarkably well despite being extremely petite and appearing quite awkward.
- Will is an amazing dancer, but I’m still unsure about Jessica. I think they need to get rid of her so that he can shine at his full potential.
In other news, the frontunners are being clearly defined, as are those at the bottom. Here are my rankings of the remaining couples.
Top 14
1) Chelsie & Mark
2) Katee & Joshua
3) Kherington & Twitch
4) (predicted) Comfort & Thayne
5) Courtney & Gev
6) Jessica & Will
7) Kourtni & Matt
