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2005年7月20日
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美國
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Dick Clark Productions20th Century Fox Television19 EntertainmentMRC Live & Alternative
Dancers selected in open auditions across America take part in a rigorous competition designed to best display their talents, training and personalities to a panel of judges and viewers as they strive to win votes and avoid elimination.
About
Quick guide
Reality dance competition where American dancers audition, compete, and vie for the title “America’s favorite dancer.”
So You Think You Can Dance (SYTYCD) is an American reality television series that began airing on Fox in 2005. The show invites dancers from across the United States to audition in major cities and then compete in a series of rounds that test their technical skill, artistic expression, and versatility across a wide range of dance styles, from contemporary and hip‑hop to ballroom and musical theatre. Each season features a panel of expert judges who critique performances, give feedback, and occasionally make saving decisions. Viewers vote for their favorite dancers each week, and the combined voting results determine who advances. The competition culminates in a finale where the last standing contestant is crowned the season winner, earning the title and a cash prize, plus opportunities to tour and perform in showcase tours.
What to know
- Open auditions are held in 2–6 U.S. cities each season.
- The selection process includes auditions, callback/‘Vegas’ week, and a competition phase with solo, duet, and group numbers.
- Season formats vary, but typically 20 or 10 finalists compete over 8–10 weeks.
- Judges rotate; permanent judges often include Nigel Lythgoe, Mary Murphy, and other choreographers or pop stars.
- Viewer voting can be online, via phone, or through Fox’s app, and determines weekly eliminations.
- Each episode runs about 1–2 hours with commercial breaks.
- The show has produced 18 seasons and is part of a global franchise with adaptations in over 40 countries.
- Season finales feature encore performances, guest dancers, and sometimes musical guests.
Watch if
If you enjoy fast‑paced dance competitions, love seeing a variety of styles performed by highly trained dancers, and appreciate a blend of performance, critique, and audience voting, you’ll find SYTYCD engaging and uplifting.
Skip if
If you prefer scripted dramas, reality shows that focus on personal drama rather than talent, or programs with a strong emphasis on romance or intense drama, SYTYCD may not meet those preferences.
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Premise
So You Think You Can Dance is a reality competition that spots talented dancers across the U.S., tests their skills in a variety of styles, and crowns the most versatile performer as America’s favorite dancer.
Format Overview
The series is split into an audition phase followed by a competition phase. Contestants are first selected through open auditions, then narrowed down in callbacks. The final top contestants perform solo, duet, and group routines each week.
Audition Process
Open auditions occur in several major cities and accept dancers aged 18‑30. Contestants perform a brief routine before a panel that includes the show’s creator and judges. A successful audition earns a “ticket to Vegas” or a similar pass to the next round.
Competition Phase
During the competition, finalists are paired into couples that perform in a variety of styles chosen by choreographers. Episodes feature critiques, video packets, and performances that highlight both technical skill and personal stories.
Judging Panel
The panel typically consists of 2–4 permanent judges such as Nigel Lythgoe, Mary Murphy, Adam Shankman, and Mia Michaels. Guest judges are also invited for special episodes or rounds.
Voting Mechanism
Audience members vote for their favorite dancers via phone, online, or the Fox app. Combined with judge input, voting determines who advances and who is eliminated each week.
Season Finale
The finale showcases the last remaining contestants in a showcase of their best routines, sometimes featuring returning contestants or guest dancers, and culminates in the announcement of the season winner.
FAQ
22 Q&A
How many seasons of So You Think You Can Dance have aired?
Eighteen seasons have aired, beginning with Season 1 in 2005 and continuing through the current Season 18 in 2024.
Who hosts the show?
Cat Deeley has hosted the show since Season 2. The first season was hosted by Lauren Sánchez.
What dance styles are featured on the show?
The show features contemporary, hip‑hop, ballroom, jazz, musical theatre, and street styles, among others.
How do contestants advance in the competition?
Contestants advance from open auditions to callbacks (Vegas or Academy Week) and then to the main competition where they perform solos, duets, and group numbers.
Who are the judges on So You Think You Can Dance?
Permanent judges have included Nigel Lythgoe, Mary Murphy, Adam Shankman, Mia Michaels, and Paula Abdul, with rotating guest judges each season.
How is the winner selected?
The winner is chosen by a combination of viewer votes and judges’ input. Votes are collected online, by phone, and through the Fox app.
What is the prize for the season winner?
The season winner receives a cash prize, a title as “America’s favorite dancer,” and opportunities to tour in the show’s post‑season tour.
Are there any spin‑offs or international versions?
Yes, the franchise has over 40 international versions, including the UK and Canadian adaptations, and has inspired related programs like World of Dance.
When did So You Think You Can Dance premiere?
The show premiered on July 20, 2005, and has aired every summer since.
How long are episodes of the show?
Episodes run approximately one hour with commercial breaks, though competition shows may extend to two hours in certain seasons.
Is the show still airing?
Yes, the show continues to produce new seasons, with Season 18 airing in 2024.
What is the audition process like?
Auditions take place in major U.S. cities and accept dancers aged 18‑30. Contestants perform a short routine before a panel of judges, and successful auditionees receive a pass to the next round.
Do contestants perform solo or duet?
Contestants perform solo, duet, and group numbers throughout the competition, often with different styles each week.
How many dancers are selected for the competition?
Typically 20 or 10 finalists are chosen, depending on the season’s format.
What is the role of the judges?
Judges critique performances, provide feedback, and in earlier seasons could save contestants. Today they primarily influence critique and support the voting process.
Who are some frequent guest judges?
Guest judges have included Debbie Allen, Christina Applegate, Toni Basil, Misty Copeland, and Lady Gaga, among others.
What is the typical episode structure?
Each episode features a performance segment, judges’ critique, and voting prompts. Episodes often conclude with a recap and a teaser for the next week.
How does the voting system work?
Viewers vote through the Fox app, phone calls, or online platforms. Votes are tallied each week and combined with judges’ input to determine eliminations.
Are there any special episodes?
The show has special all‑stars episodes, holiday specials, and occasional showcase-only episodes featuring past contestants.
How has the show impacted dancers’ careers?
Winning or even appearing on SYTYCD can launch a dancer’s career, leading to touring opportunities, choreography work, and media appearances.
What are the age limits for contestants?
Standard seasons allow dancers aged 18‑30, but special seasons such as Season 13 featured dancers aged 8‑14.
Is there a prize money amount?
The prize money has varied, but past winners have received between $50,000 and $100,000, depending on the season.
