UPDATE 11:45 a.m.: Thanks for the questions. I was able to get about 10 minutes on the phone with Jason, so it was sort of rushed, but I got some interesting stuff. I'll be writing up a story for Tuesday's Life section. In the meantime, check out my Sunday Spotlight column from yesterday's paper in which I lament Jason's bad choreography luck.
ORIGINAL ENTRY 8:30 a.m.: Just heard from a Fox publicist that I'm going to have a phone interview with Fresno's Jason Glover from "So You Think You Can Dance" at 10:30 a.m. today. Anyone out there with questions you want me to ask him?
Does it feel like the judges have already picked their top 10? Previously Nigel has referenced that they want to keep a balance of styles. Does that weigh on you? If you are up for elimination do you think you could be eliminated more based on your style than your ability (because there are other dancers in your style)?
Does Mary's screaming drive you as nuts as it does us?
How much actual rehearsal time do you get per dance, and then does everyone rehearse a 'save our lives' solo dance just in case?
Which choreographer, if any, scares you the most? And then, which, if any, do you most look up to?
Do you think marriage should only be between a man and a woman?
Um, NOT going to ask it.
Which is more nerve-wracking: performing in front of the cameras and thousands of people, or standing there while the judges dissect the performance?
Does it bother you when the judges spend more time dissecting the wardrobe and routine than your actual dancing? Or, does it bother you that the producers edit the show in such a manner that it seems that way to the viewer watching the episode?