Episode seven picks up in the middle of the "Contemporary Round", where fifty-four dancers faced more cuts: including Jay Jackson, a contemporary dancer, and drag queen, who competed in drag last year but opted not to this time; and Jarrod Tyler Paulson, who is in a romantic relationship with fellow contestant Madison Jordan, who advanced to the "Top Twenty". Day Three sees the forty-three remaining dancers take on "The Group Round": the judges do their cuts by seeing the contestants grouped by their dance genres; eleven are cut, leaving thirty-three. The Academy Week finishes with the last two "Academy Rounds": The "Solo Round" features each of the remaining thirty-three contestants dancing a solo in their own genre, thirteen are cut, and the "Top Twenty" are revealed; while "The Final Cut" pares the dancers down to ten contestants. In episode eight and nine, we will see "The Final Cut" coverage. Each contestant will be paired with a "SYTYCD" All-Star, and choreographer, to rehearse a duet outside the contestant’s genre. In episode eight the Top Ten girls compete, the Top Ten boys compete the following week in episode nine. The five contestants going through will be announced each night. In order of appearance in episode eight:   In order of appearance in episode nine:  The "Top Ten" finalists are:   Contestants are listed in chronological order of elimination. The Academy Rounds took place in April, the contestants had a few months off to practice as the live shows did not begin filming until August. The rest of the season consists of the live shows—taped in front of a live audience on Saturdays, then aired the following Monday; with the exception of the finale, which was broadcast live—eliminating finalists based on viewer votes to determine "America's favorite dancer". Finalist Sophie Pittman shared the experience can be "kind of nerve-racking because we don't know what to expect". According to Barbara Muñoz, mother of another finalist, Bailey, contestants "draw from a hat what genre and choreographer they’re paired with". The dancers are in rehearsal Tuesday through Saturday, "more than eight hours a day with professional choreographers", with new styles each week and usually one or more partners. Top Ten group number choreographed by Mandy Moore to Kesha's "This is Me". The finalists are paired for the rest of the season:  The show ended with two group dances:  The Top Ten group number was a contemporary dance, "Enough is Enough", choreographed by Travis Wall to Harry Styles' "Sign of the Times".