It was a mess. This is one of the times I really don't like their elimination process. The judges said the last two were the best of the night, while some of the "safe" teams got horrible feedback. Even so, they still had to eliminate out of the two best.

Nice to see Southern Movement in something other than matching western wear and straw cowboy hats.

This is the sorriest group of crews that ABDC has ever had, for sure. I agree with Shane that none of them have done anything yet that made me say "Wow!" And the judges were totally right that the final two crews gave the best performances. In fact, I think Southern Movement was far and away the best of the night, with Massive Monkeys second and Rhythm City third. All the rest of the crews were boring or garbage or both. I'm so glad SYTYCD will be back in another couple of weeks.

I have to add that I'm also bugged by the props thing. Either all the teams should have to work with one, or none. If a team chooses to add a prop on their own fine. But having one team this week and two teams last week assigned to work with props seemed to put them at an unfair disavantage. Notice - of those three teams that had to work with props, two have been eliminated.

For those who were concerned about Chris March during the PR:All-Stars (specifically, about his sleeping so much), from bloggingprojectrunway's blog:

Hi Everyone--I don't know if it's appropriate for me to comment here, but I would like to say a couple of things about the show:

First, thanks to everyone for your praise of my collection--it is very flattering and means a lot to me! The show had incredibly tough circumstances this time, and I was lucky to get anything done...

About the sleeping...a few things colluded to make me extremely sleepy during the filming.

1) I got approximately 3 hours of sleep a night, less the night before the runway.

2) The first day of filming, I got a bad case of food poisoning at lunch (which they conveniently edited out) that made me very weak and dehydrated.

3) I am diabetic, and on a new medication that makes me very, very sleepy. It just can't be helped.

4) Yes, I have sleep apnea, have been diagnosed and have a CPAP machine. Unfortunately, the other circumstances of participating in the show overwhelmed any sleep I actually got.

5) Then, to top it all off, I went home after the final interview and went to bed, and woke up the next morning with a terrible case of the flu (which I must have been catching during the last days of filming).

PLEASE know that I try to take care of myself (yes, I am painfully aware that I really need to lose weight) and go to the doctor every 3 months to monitor my diabetes. I have made great progress with it since being on Season 4 (I was then insulin dependent, and no longer need it).

Thanks again for all your lovely compliments, and you can visit or email me any time on my website at www.chrismarchdesign.com.

Sincerely,

Chris March

It was a mess. This is one of the times I really don't like their elimination process. The judges said the last two were the best of the night, while some of the "safe" teams got horrible feedback. Even so, they still had to eliminate out of the two best.

So very much this.

Also, what is JC's background?

Also, what is JC's background?

'N Sync

Hah! That's awesome.

Oh, and he was a Mouskateer too.

And he has put out the best music of any former N'Sync-er not named JT. Seriously. Check out Blowin' Me Up with Her Love or Some Girls Dance with Women (on Ellen and he even busts a couple of moves!). Love JC!

He's also sang with, wrote for, and produced for other musicians/groups. He also acts in really unknown movies on occasion.