So You Thought You Could Dance with Kherington and Gev

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Hi, it's Jill Warner for Young Hollywood and TV Guide online here with Carrington and Gav.

You guys are still smiling.

She's still got the beautiful smile.

Is it just a front?

No, definitely not.

It's we're excited that we made it this far.

We're not disappointed and we're we're proud of ourselves.

How on Gav?

Oh yeah.

Definitely proud of ourselves.

It is a little bit of shock but, you know, it's all good.

He shock.

Carrington, Mary Murphy was floored, said it was the biggest shock in in all seasons.

So let's take a look at what she had to say.

That is the biggest shocker since the start of this show, in all four years.

Yeah, she didn't have the best night last night but up until that point, she was absolutely flawless.

You know, that makes you feel good.

It's it's awesome that she would say something like that.

And Gav, I know Nigel choreographed the guys' act last night.

Uh, said a little work went into that, so let's take a look.

I did.

Yeah.

I'm in pain as we speak.

I mean my my legs now suddenly realize they've got muscles again or or lack thereof.

So, when he started showing us the moves and he's like squatting down, he's on, you know, on hands hopping and stuff.

And I was like, Nigel, whoa.

And he made an interesting promise to you.

The promise was, if we get it in one take, we'll get to ride in his car.

And we did get it in one take, so I'm looking forward to that, Nigel.

Nigel also said that you made your emotions a little apparent in in the criticism.

So, let's see what he has to say about that.

And I think Carrington actually showed some bad manners, uh, when she was being critiqued.

I mean, she went down and and that little bit coming off stage going really, really, really.

You watched her face when she was being critiqued and it was getting moodier and moodier, you know.

America spots everything.

It probably completely showed a different side of me which that wasn't me at all.

It was just me getting out my frustrating emotions.

physically exhausted and then all the stress that you know, emotions, everything just kind of stacks up on top of you and I think that's what happened, you know, she was just tired.

Now, when I speak to the cast off every week, they always say, I will carry the judge's advice throughout my dance career.

How do you feel about that?

I think we basically all say the same thing to them.

It's it all sort of makes sense of where they've got to go and what they've got to do.

It isn't as subjective as listening to somebody singing and saying you're pitchy.

You know, there's a there's a lot to be able to see when you know what you're looking at.

And what's one?

Now, but.