So You Think You Can Dance Australia

Auditions: Melbourne and Adelaide (2x3)

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Melbourne and Adelaide totally turned it on, delivering eye-popping routines, drop-dead good looks and heart-wrenching tales of trial and redemption. Our judges then had the unenviable task of deciding which gifted, worthy and entirely loveable dancers would not be joining our terrifyingly talented Top 100. Highlights of Ep 3 included the contortions of Wild Rok, the radiantly dyslexic Renee, and the return of Jet – hoping for third time lucky after failing in Sydney and Brisbane. Husband and wife Ash Leigh and Dannial scrapped over a ticket in Melbourne while best mates Victor and Paul did the same in Adelaide. Loredo told of abuse in his Jamaican homeland, Omar of being homeless at 15, and Victor of hoping to please his murdered Nigerian father. Providing the glamour were “Baywatch hot” Andrea, sexy ballerina Gemma, and radical cheerleader Penny, while “unemployable” Sammy didn’t let her father’s sturdy legs affect her radiant smile. Laughter, tears, spectacle – unmissable TV! Demi welcomes Melbourne Ep 3 kicks off in Melbourne with an inspirational speech from hometown hero and top 4 finalist, Demi. How had Dance affected her life? She couldn’t even get the words out. Her simple advice: “Just be fresh. And bring it”. Melbourne did as instructed. Wild Rok does what it says on the can You don’t expect a tattooed chunk of muscle called Wild Rok to live at home with his Mum. But his jaw-dropping b-boy routine dispelled any notions that he was a Mummy’s boy, doing things with his body that normally require surgical rectification. Matt said they were some of the craziest freezes he’d ever seen and Jason Gilkison wasn’t sure how he’d handle the Foxtrot, but Bonnie handed Wild Rok Melbourne’s first ticket to the Top 100. Jason C? He thinks they’ll eat him up. Duelling Husband and Wife – Ash-Leigh & Dannial “Gorgeous” Ash-Leigh totally wowed the judges, with Jason G saying she delivered everything he loved about bal