Got to Dance - Season 2

Got to Dance - Season 2

First aired: 1/2/2011 14 episodes
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Episodes

1. Auditions, Episode 1

Aired: 1/2/2011

Davina McCall is back for this supersized second series. Reunited with judges Kimberly Wyatt, Ashley Banjo and Adam Garcia, the search begins for the UK's most talented dancers.

2. Auditions, Episode 2

Aired: 1/2/2011

Davina McCall is back for this supersized second series. Reunited with judges Kimberly Wyatt, Ashley Banjo and Adam Garcia, the search begins for the UK's most talented dancers.

3. Auditions, Episode 3

Aired: 1/14/2011

Dance fever grips the nation. The auditions are well and truly under way as the judging trio deliver their verdicts on hundreds of hip-wriggling hopefuls. Davina McCall hosts.

4. Auditions, Episode 4

Aired: 1/14/2011

The auditions continue as more budding dance divas showcase their skills, or lack of them, in front of the panel. As ever, Davina McCall is on hand to congratulate and console.

5. Auditions, Episode 5

Aired: 1/16/2011

Davina McCall presents as crews, troupes and solo dancers perform in front of a live audience and a judging panel, including West End star Adam Garcia, former Pussycat Doll Kimberly Wyatt and Ashley Banjo from Britain's Got Talent winners Diversity. After the auditions the best acts will be taken through to the live shows and viewers will get the chance to vote for who should be Got to Dance champion

6. Auditions, Episode 6

Aired: 12/16/2010

Davina McCall presents as crews, troupes and solo dancers perform in front of a live audience and a judging panel, including West End star Adam Garcia, former Pussycat Doll Kimberly Wyatt and Ashley Banjo from Britain's Got Talent winners Diversity. After the auditions the best acts will be taken through to the live shows and viewers will get the chance to vote for who should be Got to Dance champion

7. Auditions, Episode 7

Aired: 1/23/2011

Davina McCall presents as crews, troupes and solo dancers perform in front of a live audience and a judging panel, including West End star Adam Garcia, former Pussycat Doll Kimberly Wyatt and Ashley Banjo from Britain's Got Talent winners Diversity. After the auditions the best acts will be taken through to the live shows and viewers will get the chance to vote for who should be Got to Dance champion

8. Auditions, Episode 8

Aired: 1/23/2011

Davina McCall presents as crews, troupes and solo dancers perform in front of a live audience and a judging panel, including West End star Adam Garcia, former Pussycat Doll Kimberly Wyatt and Ashley Banjo from Britain's Got Talent winners Diversity. After the auditions the best acts will be taken through to the live shows and viewers will get the chance to vote for who should be Got to Dance champion

9. The Call-Backs

Aired: 1/23/2011

Davina McCall presents as crews, troupes and solo dancers perform in front of a live audience and a judging panel, including West End star Adam Garcia, Pussycat Doll Kimberly Wyatt and Ashley Banjo from Britain's Got Talent winners Diversity. After the auditions the best acts will be taken through to the live shows and viewers will get the chance to vote for who should be Got to Dance champion

10. Semi-Final 1

Aired: 1/30/2011

The first of the semi finals sees seven acts attempting to impress the judges and the viewers at home as they battle it out for a place in the series final.

11. Semi-Final 2

Aired: 2/6/2011

The second of the semi finals sees another seven acts attempting to impress the judges and the viewers at home as they battle it out for a place in the series final.

12. Semi-Final 3

Aired: 2/13/2011

The third of the semi finals sees another seven acts attempting to impress the judges and the viewers at home as they battle it out for a place in the series final.

13. Semi-Final 4

Aired: 2/20/2011

The fourth of the semi finals sees another seven acts attempting to impress the judges and the viewers at home as they battle it out for a place in the series final.

14. The Final

Aired: 2/27/2011

The finalists have one last chance to impress before the series champions are crowned.