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"Vegas week continues and the first round of the day is a jazz routine choreographed by Laurie Ann Gibson (Boom! Cat!). As groups of dancers struggle their way through the routine, Nigel isn&amp;#039;t happy. And I understand his frustration. I&amp;#039;m waiting to be blown away, and so far I&amp;#039;m not. Husband and wife dancers Karen and Matthew have made it through each round together. Would they get through one more? Karen danced well enough to move on, but Matthew was a snooze. Even Nigel said that as a Latin dancer he expected more fire from Matthew. But his flame was out, and so was he. More dancers get the boot, including Willem and Ivetta (Ivetta!? That one surprised me. Guess she lost her mojo.) But krumper Russell kept on impressing. It&amp;#039;s hard to believe this guy has had no formal training. The judges are loving him, and so am I. Next round: Groups had to create their own routines. Russell&amp;#039;s group came up with an entertaining Bob Fosse-esque number that the judges liked. The next group wasn&amp;#039;t so lucky. Mia even called their dance stupid. Ouch! But somehow they made it through. The judges were being very generous with that call if you ask me. Uh oh. The following round was a contemporary dance choreographed by the divine Mia Michaels. All the dancers were scared. They&amp;#039;d better be! Miss Mia does not play around. Surprisingly, she was more, um, gentle shall we say, than normal. Wonder how long that&amp;#039;s going to last? Anyway, hip hop dancer Kevin did a fantastic job with contemporary, and Mia agreed. As he danced, she kept saying to the other judges, &amp;quot;I can&amp;#039;t get over his technique.&amp;quot; Another hip hopper, Legacy, who had to dance for his life just to stay in the game last week, struggled with Mia&amp;#039;s moves, but the judges gave him another shot and kept him around. He was crying even before they told him his fate. He&amp;#039;s an emotional one, that Legacy. The final round of choreography was a Broadway number from Tyce. Pauline, who came this close to making it into last season&amp;#039;s Top 20, sprained her ankle during rehearsal and couldn&amp;#039;t perform. How will that affect her chances of making it this year? Ballroom dancer Ashley has been outpaced by her husband in every round so far. This was her chance to wow the judges\u2014and she didn&amp;#039;t. Ryan did, though, and his pecs didn&amp;#039;t hurt either! The same fate didn&amp;#039;t await Dominick however. His dancing was sloppy and rushed. Overconfidence really did him in this time. During his critique he broke down in tears. It didn&amp;#039;t sway the judges\u2014he was cut. I felt bad for the guy, but he deserved to go. The remaining 38 dancers had one final shot to amaze the judges with solo performances before the Top 20 were picked. Billy&amp;#039;s solo made Adam cry. He was really good, but weep-worthy? I don&amp;#039;t think so. Billy&amp;#039;s was the only solo featured, but I&amp;#039;m sure we&amp;#039;ll see many more next week as the audition process winds down. Who&amp;#039;ll make it into the Top 20? \u2014Angela Ebron "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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