Tuesday night on "So You Think You Can Dance," Mollee Gray and Russell Ferguson danced a lyrical jazz piece and the jive. The lyrical jazz piece had a lot of lifts and Ferguson performed them well.
The jazz piece was danced to the Roxette's "It Must Have Been Love" and was choreographed by Mandy Moore.
Nigel Lythgoe loved the choreography to this piece. He found that Gray had grown significantly in just a week. He was about as proud of Ferguson as his dad. He loved the partnership.
Mary Murphy loved this partnership. She felt Gray fed off of Ferguson's passion.
Adam Shankman talked about the contrast between Ferguson's krump performances and his ability to partner well in this lovely, romantic piece.
The jive was to "Land of 1000 Dances" by Jimmy Barnes. This was choreographed by Anya Garnis and Pasha Kovalev. Lythgoe felt these two were not only good dancers, but probably the best performers of the top ten. He wished they had been partnered together from the start.
Murphy thought they were on the hot-tamale train and loved the partnership.
Shankman was "feeling it" and loved the pairing. He felt this dance partnership had a lovely playfulness about it.
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