For all the people talking about Danny's "attitude," what actions are they specifically speaking of. I know what words Shane and Nigel, and Adam S. said. BTW, Adam actually went on record about taking back his "arrogant" label of Danny, so did Shane in post-finale interviews. So, what examples of actual arrogant behavior are people remembering. Danny took all the judges' feedback/critiques with respect and calmness, thanked partners and choreographers. He danced his bleep off day in and day out, and showed a good measure of good humor every now and then, as much as the people editing the footage would allow. He displayed so much passion on that dance floor, and it had nothing to do with histrionics or making faces. Look at his first solo, and tell me that he does not communicate the feelings in that piece of music. He's unbelievable. I'll follow his career for the rest of my life.
Friday August 17, 2007

Kelsey McNeal/FOX
Quick-step aside, gentlemen. Sabra Johnson has been named the first female winner of the So You Think You Can Dance crown, earning her a cool $250,000.
Even though Johnson only has four years of dance training under her belt, the contemporary dancer from Roy, Utah, unexpectedly beat out Neil Haskell and Us-endorsed favorites Danny Tidwell and Lacey Schwimmer (whose brother, Benji, won season two’s title) for top honors.
Hitting her stride rather late in the game, Johnson, 20, will join the rest of her Top 10 peers on a 50-city tour to kick off Sept. 21.
Runner-up Tidwell, who was praised by judges Nigel Lythgoe, Mary Murphy and Dan Karaty for his technical proficiency but often chastised by guest judges for his “arrogance,” happens to be the adopted brother of last year’s second place finisher, Travis Wall.
It was also announced on last night’s broadcast that So You Think You Can Dance will return for a fourth season. Adding the to show’s success are the two Emmy nominations for choreographers Mia Michaels and Wade Robson, for routines seen on last season’s series.


