Jeanine and Philip are next. They think that the top 20 has been unreal and enlightening. First they got hip-hop and they were amazing. Then they got the tango, which was not good, and then Broadway, which was "so fun." I still think the show needs to stop trying to recreate super iconic Broadway numbers on this show so that there are fewer comparisons that are nearly impossible to live up to. Philip was embarrassed when his pants split last week, so just in case we didn't notice they show a close up of his pants and his undies and white thighs underneath. He apparently knew that it had happened and was mortified, so I give him major points for going for it since I absolutely couldn't tell. I might have felt less mortified on his behalf if I realized he was just going for it despite the offending hole. This week they get a Taboleon routine. This week the routine involves actual shackles, and it's about how the dancers get paired up on the show and locked into a partnership. Between this and the vampires we're not stretching very hard for interpretations this week. They keep tripping on the chain during rehearsal, and even Napoleon says it might not have been the best idea. We'll see how this goes.