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TV show franchise

Then Y'all Remember You Can Dance
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Created by	Simon Fuller Nigel Lythgoe
Original work	So You Think You Can Dance (American Goggle box series)
Films and idiot box
Telly serial	So You lot Retrieve You Can Dance (independent international versions, see below)
Miscellaneous
First aired	xx July 2005 (2005-07-20)

Then You Recall You Can Trip the light fantastic toe is a franchise of reality television receiver shows in which contestants compete in dance. The beginning serial of the franchise, created by Idols producers Simon Fuller and Nigel Lythgoe, premiered in July 2005 and has broadcast sixteen seasons since. Adaptations of the evidence began airing in other countries in tardily 2005 and to date 30 localized adaptations have been produced, representing 41 unlike countries and comprising more than xc individual seasons.

Format [edit]

Although each varies in the particulars of its format and presentation, all shows in the So You Call up You Can Dance franchise share a premise of placing dancers-—who come from a wide variety of trip the light fantastic backgrounds and are often amateur or semi-professional in experience—-in a competition which requires them to adapt to multiple styles of trip the light fantastic. As the competition progresses, a combination of estimate decisions and at-home-viewer votes determine which dancers will advance in the competition from week to week, until ultimately one dancer is voted champion of that particular season and receives a prize parcel that may consist of money, piece of work or training opportunities, additional cloth prizes, and typically the championship of the respective country'southward "Favorite Dancer" (eastward.g. "America'due south Favorite Dancer").

A bear witness in the franchise is typically composed of three phases of competition: initial open auditions, callbacks/finalist selection, and finals/live performance shows. A given series or season may air only one prove per week or ii, but rarely more. The initial open auditions are typically held at various locations throughout the relevant country and are open up to dancers of varied backgrounds and experience levels, though generally at that place is an age cap (with the age limits existence non-consistent betwixt entries in the franchise). Although ordinarily unseen in the terminal aired edit of the bear witness, some productions may also concur producer auditions, in which the initial talent pool is screened, before the televised auditions. The open auditions are overseen past a panel of judges, typically experts in dance or the amusement field, who volition select a portion of auditioning dancers to advance in the competition. The post-obit stage, sometimes chosen the "callbacks", "kicking camp", or "academy" will further reduce this remaining puddle of dancers downward to the season's "finalists", normally by putting the dancers through a series of brusk dance workshops and routines while the judges evaluate their capabilities, adaptability, and over-all potential for the competition. The callback phase ends when the judge's panel selects a number of season finalists (typically between ten and twenty total dancers, half women and half men).

Collectively the auditions and callbacks, being edited downwardly considerably, represent just a minority of episodes and are televised during the outset few weeks of a season. Following these episodes are the finals (referred to in some entries equally "performance shows" or "live shows"), in which the remaining contestants are matched into couples and are assigned new trip the light fantastic styles—-typically, but not always, assigned by a luck-of-the-depict organisation—each week. These episodes combine phase performances (including solos, duets, and group routines), brusk "backside-the-scenes" video packets of the dancers working with their choreographers and each other to chief the routines, and judge evaluations of the performances to course the majority of their run-fourth dimension, occasionally supplemented past invitee performances. These episodes are besides the point at which at-dwelling house-viewers begin their interest in the show: their votes (combined with judge decisions) will decide which dancers remain in the competition equally eliminations reduce the number of contestants weekly until a finale episode in which the winner is revealed. While most of the higher up are elements shared by all shows in the franchise, entries vary considerably in the details: the number of finalists, the number of shows per week, the mode in which judge decisions are weighted against home-viewer votes, the styles of trip the light fantastic assigned, presentation manner, production values, and even the number of winners are all examples of elements of the format that have fluctuated throughout the run of the franchise.

Dance styles [edit]

The post-obit is a not-exhaustive list of dance styles which have been featured on shows within the So Y'all Call up You lot Can Trip the light fantastic franchise, with notes on nomenclature between versions. But styles featured in choreographed duet or group routines during the contest phase of the bear witness are listed here; styles featured merely in solos or auditions are not listed.

Genre	Styles
Western Classical Styles	Contemporary, Lyrical, Modern, Ballet/Pas de Deux
Street and Contemporary Club Styles	Hip-Hop, Lyrical Hip-Hop, Blitheness Breaking/B-boying, Gimmicky Hip-Hop, Dubstep, Electric Boogaloo, Krump, House, Locking, Popping, Stepping, Voguing, Waacking
Classical/Standard/Smooth Ballroom Styles	Foxtrot/Slowfox, Tango, Argentine Tango, Quickstep, Flit, Viennese Flit, Tedious Waltz, English Flit
Latin/Rhythm Ballroom Styles	Cha-Cha/Cha-Cha-Cha, Jive, American Jive, Lambada, Mambo, Pasodoble, Rumba, African Rumba, Cuban Rumba, Salsa, Street Salsa, Samba, African Samba
Jazz Styles	Jazz, Contemporary Jazz, Modern Jazz, Lyrical Jazz, Afro-/African Jazz, Commercial, Jazz-Funk, Latin Jazz, Pop/Pop-Jazz, Afro-Pop, Street Jazz
Broadway/Musical Theatre Styles	Broadway (referred to as Musical Theatre or Theatrical exterior the U.S.), Caricatural, Can-Can, Tap Dancing
American Social / Traditional Club Styles	Boogaloo, Charleston, Disco, New Disco, Go-Go, Hustle, Lindy Hop, Rock north' Roll, Swing, Due west Coast Swing
Regional/Traditional Styles	Bollywood, Dancehall (sometimes alternatively labelled Reggae, Reggaeton, or Reggae-Jam), African, Afro-Cuban, Bellydance, Cabera, Capoeira, Kalinka, Maculelê, Malevos, Sevillanas, Tahitian, Tropak
Eastern Classical Styles	Malaysian Classical/Contemporary, Chinese Classical/Gimmicky, Indian Classical/Contemporary

International adaptations [edit]

Genre	Styles
Western Classical Styles	Contemporary, Lyrical, Modern, Ballet/Pas de Deux
Street and Gimmicky Social club Styles	Hip-Hop, Lyrical Hip-Hop, Animation Breaking/B-boying, Contemporary Hip-Hop, Dubstep, Electrical Boogaloo, Krump, House, Locking, Popping, Stepping, Voguing, Waacking
Classical/Standard/Smooth Ballroom Styles	Foxtrot/Slowfox, Tango, Argentine Tango, Quickstep, Waltz, Viennese Waltz, Slow Waltz, English Waltz
Latin/Rhythm Ballroom Styles	Cha-Cha/Cha-Cha-Cha, Jive, American Jive, Lambada, Mambo, Pasodoble, Rumba, African Rumba, Cuban Rumba, Salsa, Street Salsa, Samba, African Samba
Jazz Styles	Jazz, Gimmicky Jazz, Mod Jazz, Lyrical Jazz, Afro-/African Jazz, Commercial, Jazz-Funk, Latin Jazz, Pop/Popular-Jazz, Afro-Pop, Street Jazz
Broadway/Musical Theatre Styles	Broadway (referred to equally Musical Theatre or Theatrical outside the U.S.), Caricatural, Tin can-Can, Tap Dancing
American Social / Traditional Club Styles	Boogaloo, Charleston, Disco, New Disco, Go-Go, Hustle, Lindy Hop, Stone north' Roll, Swing, West Coast Swing
Regional/Traditional Styles	Bollywood, Dancehall (sometimes alternatively labelled Reggae, Reggaeton, or Reggae-Jam), African, Afro-Cuban, Bellydance, Cabera, Capoeira, Kalinka, Maculelê, Malevos, Sevillanas, Tahitian, Tropak
Eastern Classical Styles	Malaysian Classical/Gimmicky, Chinese Classical/Gimmicky, Indian Classical/Contemporary

Franchise alphabetize [edit]

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Country/Region	Evidence Title	Linguistic communication	Host	Network	Premiere[one]	Seasons	Status
Arab League[2]	Then Yous Think You Can Trip the light fantastic - Yalla Nerkos!	Arabic	Rita Hayek	MTV Annahar Fox Movies ME	2014-09-28 28-09-2014	one	Discontinued
Armenia	Parir te Karogh Es	Armenian	Grikor Aghakhanyan	Shant Idiot box	2011	ane ii 3	Discontinued
Australia	So You Think You Can Dance Commonwealth of australia	English	Natalie Bassingthwaighte (Seasons 1–iii) Carrie Bickmore (Flavor 4)	Network Ten	2008-02-08 08-02-2008 2014-02-09 09-02-2014	1 2 3 4	Discontinued
Benelux[three]	So You Think You Can Dance	Dutch English	EliZe (Season 1) An Lemmens & Dennis Weening (Season 2–)	RTL5 VTM	2008-09-08 08-09-2008 01-09-2009	1 2 3 4 v half-dozen 7	Discontinued
	So Yous Retrieve Y'all Tin can Dance: The Next Generation (Netherlands)	Dutch English	Lieke van Lexmond & Dennis Weening	RTL5	2013-04-13 xiii-04-2013	i	Discontinued
Canada	And so You Retrieve You Can Dance Canada	English French	Leah Miller	CTV	2008-09-xi xi-09-2008	1 2 3 four	Discontinued
China	So You Think You Can Trip the light fantastic: Wǔ Lín Zhēngbà (Season 1) So You Think You Tin can Dance: Zhōngguó Hǎo Wǔdǎo (Flavor two)	Chinese	Cheng Lei (Flavour 1) Hua Shao (Season 2)	Dragon TV (Season 1) Zhejiang STV (Season 2)	2013-02-16 16-02-2013	1 2	Discontinued
Kingdom of denmark[4]	Kan Du Danse?	Danish	Thomas Mygind & Anne Katrine Skole	TV3	2006-07-20 20-07-2006	ane 2	Discontinued
Finland	Dance Suomi	Finnish	Caro Axel Smith	Nelonen	2010-08-29 29-08-2010	1 2	Discontinued
French republic	You Can Dance	French	Benjamin Castaldi	NT1	2012-02-16 16-02-2012	1	Discontinued
Germany	Yous Can Dance	German	Anna Maier	Sat.1	2010	1	Discontinued
Georgia	Shen Shegidzelia Cekva	Georgian		Imedi TV (Seasons i–2)	2016	1 two	Discontinued
Greece	So Yous Recollect Yous Can Trip the light fantastic toe	Greek	Vicky Kaya (Seasons 1–two) Doukissa Nomikou (Flavour 3)	Mega Channel (Flavor 1–2) ANT1 (Season 3)	2007-02-01 01-02-2007 2017 2017	i two 3	Discontinued
India	So Yous Think You lot Can Dance	Hindi	Rithvik Dhanjani & Mouni Roy	&TV	2016-04-24 24-04-2016	one	Discontinued
Israel	Nolad Lirkod	Hebrew	Zvika Hadar	Channel 2	2005-12-02 02-12-2005	i 2 3	Discontinued
Kazakhstan	Bïle, Qazaqstan!	Kazakh Russian	Aisulu Azimbayeva & Aset Arystanbekov	Khabar	2016-09-24 24-09-2016	1 2	Discontinued
Lithuania	Tu gali šokti	Lithuanian	Mindaugas Meškauskas	TV3	2010-04-11 11-04-2010	1 2	Discontinued
Malaysia	Then You Call up You Can Dance	English Malaysian	Juliana Ibrahim (Season i) Jehan Miski (Flavor ane) Aishah Sinclair (Season ii)	8TV	2007-04-05 05-04-2007	1 2	Discontinued
New Zealand	So You Think You Can Dance	English	Shane Cortese	TV3	2006	one	Discontinued
Kingdom of norway[4]	Dansefeber	Norwegian	Kjetil Tefke & Henriette Lien	TVNorge	2006	1 two	Discontinued
Poland	You Can Dance: Po prostu tańcz!	Smooth	Kinga Rusin (Seasons 1–v) Patricia Kazadi (Flavor 6–9)	TVN	2007-09-10ten-09-2007	1 ii 3 4 5 6 7 8 ix	Discontinued
	You Tin Dance- Nowa Generacja	Polish	Ida Nowakowska	TVP 2	2021-09-1010-09-2021		Ongoing
Portugal	Achas que Sabes Dançar?	Portuguese	João Manzarra (Season 1) Diana Chaves (Flavor 2)	SIC	2010-05-30 thirty-05-2010	ane 2	Discontinued
Scandinavia[4]	So You Think You Can Dance Scandinavia	Swedish Norwegian Danish	Kicki Berg Henriette Lien Vicki Jo	Kanal 5 TVNorge Kanal v	2008-02-28 28-02-2008 13-03-2008 xiii-03-2008	one	Discontinued
South Africa	So Y'all Think Yous Can Trip the light fantastic toe	English	Sade Giliberti	SABC 1	2007-02-07 07-02-2007	1 two 3	Discontinued
Tunisia	So You lot Think Y'all Can Dance	Darija	Walid Al Salami	El Hiwar El Tounsi	2019-01-31 31-01-2019	1	Ongoing
Turkey	Dans Eder misin? (Seasons ane–four) Dans Eder misin? Yaz Ateşi (Season 5) Huysuz'la Dans Eder misin? (Season 6)	Turkish	Güzide Duran (Seasons one–5) Seyfi Dursunoğlu (Season half-dozen)	KanalD (1–3) Pull a fast one on (four) aTV (five) ShowTV (half dozen)	2007	1 2 iii four 5 6	Discontinued
Ukraine	Tancyuyut Vsi!	Ukrainian Russian	Lilia Rebryk & Dmytro Tankovich	STB	2008-09-12 12-09-2008	1 2 3 four 5 6 7 viii 9 x 11	Discontinued
Great britain	So You Think You lot Can Trip the light fantastic	English language	Cat Deeley	BBC One	2010-01-02 02-01-2010	1 2	Discontinued
United states of america	So You Think You lot Can Dance	English	Lauren Sánchez (Season 1) Cat Deeley (Season 2–)	Flim-flam	2005-07-20 twenty-07-2005	one two 3 4 v half dozen seven 8 9 10 11 12 thirteen fourteen 15 16	Ongoing
Vietnam	Thử thách cùng bước nhảy: So You Recall You Tin can Trip the light fantastic	Vietnamese	Huỳnh Trấn Thành (Seasons 1–4) Chí Thiện & Chibi Hoàng Yến (Flavor 5)	HTV7	2012-09-fifteen xv-09-2012	1 2 3 4 5	Discontinued

1. ^ Twenty-four hour period/Month/Year
2. ^ This Arabian version of the series was shown in, and accepted contestants from, xi dissimilar Arab League nations, including Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, State of kuwait, Lebanon, Morocco, Qatar, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, the United Arab Emirates, as well as Palestinian territories. Another national variation of the show presently runs on Tunisian idiot box.
3. ^ The first season of the Benelux version of And then You Call up You lot Can Dance was Netherlands-specific while seasons 2-7 broadened to represent Belgium also. In 2013, a spin-off series involving younger competitors began ambulation as well.
4. ^ ^{a b c} Individual SYTYCD shows were produced for both Denmark and Norway, each of which lasted 2 seasons. A third testify was so produced that represented both countries equally well as Sweden (So You Recollect Can Trip the light fantastic toe Scandinavia), which aired ane flavor.

The So You Think You Can Trip the light fantastic franchise has circulate localized versions of the show in 39 countries since its premiere in the summer of 2005.

International contest [edit]

In March 2014, CCTV broadcast a promotional episode in which notable dancers from the U.S. and Chinese versions of So Y'all Call up Yous Can Dance competed directly against 1-another equally teams. Titled Zhōngměi Wǔ Lín Guànjūn Duìkàngsài - Super Dancer Born Tonight, the show was shot in Las Vegas but has nevertheless to see a release or announcement in the U.S.. The episode featured head-to-head competition between "all-stars" in the class of solos and duets and was judged by an international console.

The Next Generation [edit]

In 2013, the producers of the Dutch version of So You Recall You Can Trip the light fantastic toe announced a spin-off serial, titled So You Retrieve You Tin Trip the light fantastic toe: The Next Generation, featuring dancers younger than those typically featured on the traditional entries in the franchise. The spin off lasted only one season. In 2016, producers adjusted a similar format for the 13th flavor of the American series, with competitors betwixt the ages of 8 and 13.

Run across also [edit]

• Dance on television

Like shows [edit]

• The Ultimate Dance Battle
• Live to Trip the light fantastic toe/Got to Trip the light fantastic toe
• America'south Best Dance Crew
• Superstars of Dance
• Trip the light fantastic toe India Trip the light fantastic
• Se Ela Dança, Eu Danço

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