So You Think You Can Dance Snags Four Emmy Noms for Choreography

Choreographers Mia Michaels, Dimitri Chaplin, Tyce Diorio, Tabitha and Napoleon D'umo get some appreciate, however the show itself isn't nominated

So You Think You Can Dance may have been snubbed in the reality-competition program category for the 61st Annual Emmys, but SYTYCD overwhelmed the Outstanding Choreography category by snagging four of the six nomination slots. (Not to mention that SYTYCD picked up a coveted Tater Top Award for Best Reality Competition.)

To celebrate, we've pulled together video clips of all the nominated dances. We get to salute the show we love, plus, it's an excuse to rewatch Tabitha and Napoleon D'Umo's Emmy-nominated choreography for "Bleeding Love," as danced by Chelsie Hightower and Mark Kanemura.

Find out the rest of the SYTYCD nominees below, and take a peek at the dances that got them there.

Contemporary vet Mia Michaels has scored a second nomination this year. She won in 2007 for "Calling You," aka the park bench dance with Travis Wall and Heidi Groskreutz. This time, season four runner-ups Stephen "Twitch" Boss and Katee Shean had us begging for "Mercy" with their "door dance."

Broadway king Tyce Diorio was also nominated for his contemporary piece "Adam and Eve," danced by Jessica King and William Wingfield. Even SYTYCD season two alum Dmitry Chaplin managed a nom for his Argentine tango, "A Los Amigos," danced by season four winner Joshua Allen and Chelsie Hightower.