Fox can you dance

But I can't wait for my family to find out. I'm going to do a new dance style every week to get to that trophy, starting with this classic Hollywood jazz number tonight! Now, here's a clue for you. Clue Package 4 Week 6 :. Interviewer: OK, so Sloth, is he really as funny offstage as he is on? Dance Partner: This is literally the question I get asked the most.

Yes, he really is. I see this guy on tour, and he is hilarious-- what a showman. On tour, he's always so silly. He's a famous comedian. In some ways, it's weird to be teaching him because he's usually the leading man. But I feel like we share the same language, although, technically, I think he speaks three. Before each performance, we share a quick hug.

What can I say? His mama raised him right He thinks he's, like, sex on a stick. But I wouldn't have it any other way. Tonight, we're creating a Bollywood style flash mob with dozens of extras. But with all those dancers, Sloth has to be completely in sync, or else, it's going to look terrible.

With a spot in the semifinals at stake, no pressure. Clue Package 5 Week 7 :. Not bad for a slightly overweight sloth, eh? I never thought dancing would get me here. But then again, I never thought I would find true love. But both happened. When I was younger, I was kind of a bad boy, even a ladies man. They were incredible leading ladies. But I was lonely until I met the love of my life who taught me that love is magic. Tonight, that magic and my sexy samba moves are going to get me one step closer to another trophy.

Clue Package 6 Week 9. When I came into this competition, I waltzed in like a pro. You could say dancing isn't really new for me. But this has been my first time dancing with a partner where I get to be the student.

You know what I loved the most? Performing without any prejudgment of who I am. I'm no longer the bad boy. People can't dislike you if they can't see you, right? Now, I'm the good man. And I love being able to show Baby Sloth I'm really a big softy.

Just my heart, though. I still take pride in my strong muscles. Filming is done in Chicago. Although the Detroit setting isn't important enough to feel like a co-star as it was in several shows made here, like "Detroiters" and "Detroit " , the characters' story lines are peppered with local details. They include:. The essential backstage characters include Foley as Nick, whose previous reality show was a huge flop and who'll do just about anything in order to get compelling footage, including filming surreptitiously.

In another scene, after Gabby talks her way into coaching Reggie, Nick says: "That's plucky as hell, and look at her! I don't know whether she's Black or white or what. You know what she looks like to me? She looks like America, and America needs a win.

In the host chairs are Daniels as Wayne, an empathetic former dancer who came up with the show's concept and who bonds with a nervous Julia in the second episode, and Mallory Jansen as Monica, a verbally abusive choreographer who throws a chair at one of the contestants in a heated moment. That whole week was like this growing, terrible feeling of dread. Not only were we not going to shoot, but the country was really in trouble.

But the network liked what it saw from several days of shooting that had been completed. Filming resumed in February on a few unfinished scenes. If there was a silver lining to the yearlong process of making the pilot, Heldens says it was the time it allowed to really think over the scenes and tweak the show's themes.

Some of the obstacles wound up improving the action. For instance, a bowling alley dance scene with Gabby and Justin originally was supposed to happen inside a Home Depot, but "no national chain would let us shoot in there. One of the strongest elements to emerge was the chemistry between Gabby, who isn't confident about her sex appeal, and Reggie, the NFL player usually surrounded by women.

But honestly, behind all of that, he happens to have a heart of gold. His relationship with Gabby, as it forms, is bringing that side of him out more.

Blain hasn't heard from anyone associated with his on-screen team, but says it would be "really cool" if he did. Our director, he shot that on his cell phone in about 15 minutes. While the show references the COVID pandemic as something the characters are emerging from, it won't be dealing with the subject as an ongoing concern. We mention it. Foley definitely isn't disappointed that his character, Nick, is not involved in any actual dancing.