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Mia Michaels is quitting So You Think You Can Dance?

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Mia Michaels (left) with Mary Murphy and Nigel LythgoeSo You Think You Can Dance may never be the same again. In all-capitalized Twitter messages, Mia Michaels has announced that she is quitting. The last of the three messages read:

"THANKS SYTYCD AND LOOK FORWARD TO WHATS AHEAD FOR ME...LOOKOUT WORLD!!!!!"

It's really weird seeing that Mia has been not only an anchor for the choreographers and judges, but she has been so enthusiastic about season six being on of the best seasons. She has also left a message on her Facebook account with similar sentiments.

Mia Michaels wasn't the same strict choreographer last night in Vegas' callbacks. She was calm and organic with her teaching.

There hasn't been any official statements from Fox or Nigel Lythgoe yet, but Twitter feeds and Facebook posts these days are almost enough for full credibility. I can't help but think that this is related to the news of Adam Shankman being the permanent third judge on SYTYCD. I'm probably just rumor mongering, but it seems like weird timing that she was involved in casting for season six, then dropping out.

While I'm going to miss Mia Michaels, I'm hoping that a break from SYTYCD will sharpen her choreography which was amazing a few seasons ago, she peaked at season three. After that, they have gotten less and less impressive. The final two women's performance last year was actually just a rehash of a final two men's performance back in season three. This leaves open spots for more contemporary pieces from Mandy Moore, Stacey Tookey, Travis Wall and my personal favorite Sonya Tayeh.

Are you going to miss Mia Michaels? Leave comments below.

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