The second round of eliminations was made tonight on So You Think You Can Dance, and the second pair of dancers were sent home. Tonight's guest dance performer was Timo Nunez, a Flamenco dancer who had auditioned for So You Think You Can Dance for two years and made it to Vegas both times. The live musical act was Flo Rida, who also provided the tunes for the hip hop group performance at the beginning of the night.

After tallying the millions of votes after last night's performances, three couples found themselves in the bottom three. One guy and one girl said good-bye. Read on to see who they were.

The three guys and three girls who received the fewest votes last night had to dance for their lives tonight.

Chelsea Traille

Chelsea danced a strong solo, with loads of technique. The judges decided to keep her around for at least another week for her great personality and dance skills, but Nigel warned her that she will definitely have to step up to meet the incredible talent of the other dancers.


Comfort Fedoke

Comfort has had a rough time so far on So You Think You Can Dance. She suffered a shoulder injury in the first week, and she also has the misfortune of being saddled with a tree-like dance partner. But her hip hop routine was so strong tonight, that she managed to save herself from elimination.


Susie Garcia

Susie was arguably the weakest female dancer who made it to the top 20. Last night, she and her partner danced a salsa, which was ostensibly her personal style, but she wasn't able to make it memorable. Her solo tonight also was weak in comparison to Chelsea's and Comfort's, so nobody was surprised when the judges eliminated her tonight.


Thayne Jasperson

Thayne is just one of the slew of male contemporary dancers in the top 20. He managed to survive elimination tonight because he did a pretty good job in his solo.


Chris Jarosz

Everybody has been clamoring for Chris to get eliminated tonight, and I really thought it was going to happen. Unfortunately, Nigel and the judges decided that he has improved his personality enough to keep him around for another week.


Marquis Cunningham

I thought that Marquis' solo was the strongest of all the solos tonight, but the judges were unanimous in thinking that he depended too much on tricks instead of actual dancing. He was sent packing.



-Debbie Chang, BuddyTV Staff Writer
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