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So You Think You Can Dance will not air on Ten next year. 2010 being was the reality show’s worst year to date, already putting its future was already on shaky ground.

In its place will be a new entertainment format, inspired by the success of Glee caleed Don’t Stop Believing which is an all-singing, all-dancing format from the UK to be produced by Shine Australia.

The UK series puts group performers in live performance shows competing against each other with viewers voting for the winner. Solo performers also compete, and contestants need to be able to sing and dance. Sounds like a mix between Idol and Dance!

With Australian Idol shelved for 2010, and now So You Think You Can Dance shelved for 2011, Fremantle Media Australia is starting to see its dominance in reality TV slide over to Shine Australia - who will also produce Masterchef from 2011.

AUSTRALIA on Ten

These Top 4 dancers have battled their way through 10 weeks of fierce competition. They havebeen up against some of our country's finest dancers and tackled spectacular routines week inand week out. They have survived the judge's vote and they have won Australia's votes to findthemselves on this busy stage, now very much in the spotlight.This week there is no elimination so tonight is a showcase of the amazing talent and versatility ofour remaining dancers.Prepare to be dazzled... in fact, prepare to be razzle dazzled.

Next week, from Sunday April 11, ratings season returns to TV. The week is packed with both new shows and returns of favourites as the commercial networks battle it out for ratings supremacy.

The weeks sees the premiere of the third series of Underbelly on Nine, The Pacific on Seven, Hey Hey Its Saturday on Wednesday on Nine and Australia’s Got Talent on Seven. Also in the mix will be The Zoo on Seven focussing on Pathi Harn on Monday the 12th, new Sea Partol on Nine as well as other regular shows getting back to new episodes after two weeks of repeats or not being on at all.

Over at Ten, they have their big week during the following week with Sunday April 18 seeing the finale of the Biggest Loser and Talkn’ ‘Bout Your Generation, the premiere of season 2 of Masterchef at 7.30pm Monday April 19 and the Finale of So You Think You Can Dance at 8.30pm Wednesday April 21.

Friday September 4 10.30pm

Tonight So You Think You Can Dance comes to a spectacular conclusion from the renowned Kodak Theatre in Hollywood as America crowns its favourite dancer!

A record-breaking 21.6 million votes have been cast in the past week to determine the winner. Who will it be? Brandon, Janine, Evan or Kayle? Before the winner is revealed the Top 20 dancers return to revisit some of the seasons most memorable routines, along with a a performance by hip hop dance team 'The Rage Boyz Crew' as well as a solo routine from local Aussie Talia Fowler, winner of SYTYCD Australia Season Two. The celebration also showcases dancers from the past four seasons, encore performances of the judges' favourite routines of the season and a special performance of 'One' from 'A Chorus Line' featuring the judges and the Top 8.

Friday August 28 7.30pm

Tonight the final six dancers take to the stage for a huge night of dance! It’s now or never for the dancers as they bust a move for a coveted spot in the finale.

It's a dance-aplenty with each dancer performing a solo, a group routine and two partner routines. Expect Broadway and Samba, and Disco and Contemporary as the dancers step out to prove their ability, and versatility, to win the title of 'America's Favourite Dancer'.

Judge Mary Murphy turns her scream-ometre to overdrive as each dancer impresses the judges, but it’s only one who gets a ticket on her hot tamale train. Who will it be? Krump legend Lil C joins Mary and regular judge Nigel Lythgoe on the panel this week.

The elimination show immediately follows where host Cat Deeley announces which two dancers will be going home. Jamacian dancehall superstar Sean Paul also performs his new hit "So Fine."

Friday August 21 7.30pm

Tonight talk-show host and dance enthusiast Ellen DeGeneres and Emmy Award-winning choreographer Mia Michaels joins Nigel Lythgoe and Mary Murphy on the judging panel, as they cast their discerning eye over the remaining Top 8 dancers.

Expect salsa, jazz, cha cha, hip hop, rumba, contemporary and more, as each dancer performs four times this episode: two partner dances, one solo, and one group dance. It's a battle royale as all the dancers deliver stunning routines with the hope of making it to the Top 6 dancers of the season. Who will go home?

Friday August 14 7.30pm

Tonight the competition heats up as America's Top 10 dancers hit the stage for the best night of dance yet!

The pressure is on as each dancer is forced to perform with a new partner. After five weeks of working with their original partners, this change is a huge challenge. Can they past the test? While some embrace their new partnership, others fail to find the chemistry.

Friday August 8 7.30pm

Things are really starting to heat up on the So You Think You dance floor this week. The remaining top 12 dancers are busting their way through Hip Hop, Broadway and one couple even faces the challenge of a Russian Folk Dance.

Also as part of the results show, former Destiny's Child member Kelly Rowland teams up with David Guetta to perform their new hit single "When Love Takes Over".

Friday July 31 7.30pm

The field narrows even further to just 12 contestants as the competition gets closer to the Top 10 and the stage where America gets to decide who ultimately stays and who goes. But for now it's up to the...judges!

After Broadway and quickstep performances, classical pas de deux is performed on the show for the first time to Nigel’s delight.

American Idol Kelly Clarkson takes the stage and performs “I Do Not Hook Up” before the two dancers with the lowest judge’s votes, are voted off.

For the first time in two weeks, there won’t be any new partners. How will the Top 12 fare next week, knowing the Top 10 is quickly looming?

Friday July 24 8.00pm

Are this years dancers the best yet? You decide as the Top 16 dancers bust a move in a night jam packed with amazing routines.

From Jive and Jazz, to Hip Hop and Jazz, tonight the dances spread their wings to tackle a variety of genres. With such a stellar bunch of dancers this year, its even more difficult to stand out in the crowd. Who will impress tonight?

The live result show immediately follows with a special performance by he Veronica's! The Aussie girls burn up the stage with their hit single 'Take Me on The Floor'. Then the dancers come back to earth as the hree couples with the lowest number of votes are announced. Each week the six contestants comprising the bottom three couples are given a chance to perform solo routines in the hopes of convincing the judges to keep them in the competition. The judges then decide which dancers stay and which will be eliminated.

Friday July 17 8.00pm

After an amazing first performance show, the top 18 dancers return for another night of fab and funky dance moves. Tonight Mary Murphy turns her scream-ometre to overdrive as couple after couple impress the judges!

From Jive and Jazz, to Hip Hop and Disco, tonight the dances spread their wings to tackle a variety of genres. With such a stellar bunch of dancers this year, it’s even more difficult to stand out in the crowd. Who will impress tonight?

The live result show immediately follows where the three couples with the lowest number of votes are announced. Each week the six contestants comprising the bottom three couples are given a chance to perform solo routines in the hopes of convincing the judges to keep them in the competition. The judges then decide which dancers stay and which will be eliminated.

Friday July 10 8.00pm

After thousands of auditions across the country and the grueling callbacks in Las Vegas, the competition truly begins tonight as the Top 20 finalists dance for the judges’ praise and America’s votes on the season’s first performance show. The Top 20 are paired into 10 couples who will each work with a world-renowned choreographer to compose a dance routine representing their assigned genre. After each Wednesday performance show, the phone lines will open and the fate of these 20 finalists – one of whom will be named America’s Favourite Dancer – will be left up to the voting fans.

Friday July 3 8.00pm

Tonight So You Think You Can Dance lands in Las Vegas baby! 172 dancers descend on the city for the all important call back week and this is when the competition really heats up.

See what happens when the best undiscovered dance talent sweat it out for a place in the Top 20. To get there, they must prove that they shake it with them best of them in all dance genres. From Hip Hop to Ballroom, Jazz to Contemporary - these dancers need to do it all if they expect to make it to the Top 20, where they then get the chance to dance for America's votes.

Host Cat Deeley, judges Nigel Lythgoe and Mary Murphy are joined by guest judges and choreographers Mia Michaels, Lil' C, Adam Shankman and Debbie Allen for a intensive week of workshops.

Will your favourite strike it rich in Vegas?