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Just over a month ago, the dearly departed Eli Stone aired its series finale after months of being on hiatus. Fans got to say goodbye to the show, while learning that Eli (Jonny Lee Miller) and Maggie (Julie Gonzalo) got their happy ending and Wethersby Stone was safe from foreclosure.

We've since learned that this fairy-tale ending is not the case. We caught up with executive producer and creator Marc Guggenheim, who spilled the complete future for Eli and the gang, which was especially easy since they had scripted four episodes past the series finale. Since those episodes are not airing, we thought Eli fans might want to know what would've happened.

For true fans, some of the following will shock you. Some of your favorite couples don't end up getting their happily ever after, while one new couple—that will leave your jaw on the floor—does. You also may be surprised by who might've played Taylor's (Natasha Henstridge) mother.

Be prepared...

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Katie Holmes is so pretty, but is she a great song-and-dance gal?

Well, we'll leave that to you, but we can say this for certain—Mrs. Tom Cruise's shoulder shrugs and hat jiggles may work on Broadway, but they don't hold a candle to So You Think You Can Dance's Elite Eight.

Sure, she was doing the Judy Garland "Get Happy" dance on behalf of the Dizzy Feet Foundation and she looked great in a white suit and then a little black number. Love that. And we don't doubt the half-dozen dapper dudes had no problem lifting her over their head, but, still, it kinda made us dream of the good ole days when Joey Potter sang "On My Own."

Anyhoo, Katie looking fabulous was hardly the shock of the night.

Even though the vibe was all about celebrating the 100th episode, two dancers still had to go home. Let's just say it killed Nigel Lythgoe's good time...

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Megaceleb Katie Holmes is guesting on So You Think You Can Dance in two weeks time, in support of the newly established Dizzy Feet Foundation. But how did the "Get Happy" performance come to be, and what inspired someone to ask alleged prisoner of Hollywood Katie Holmes to perform a classic song by alleged prisoner of Hollywood Judy Garland?

Well, we just spoke with SYTYCD judge Tyce Diorio about the number he choreographed for Katie, and he told us all about his true inspiration...

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So here's the skinny on the Katie Holmes stuff:

In announcing the establishment of the Dizzy Feet Foundation, an effort to provide scholarship opportunities for underprivileged dancers, Nigel Lythgoe was tickled to also announce that Holmes will be taking the stage for So You Think You Can Dance's 100th episode.

The actress (who's in on the foundation with Lythgoe, Carrie Ann Inaba and Adam Shankman) will be dancing in a Tyce Diorio-choreographed tribute to Judy Garland on July 23 and donating her entire appearance fee to Dizzy Feet.

And as for the dancers not yet married to movie stars...

The voters have their work cut out for them, because most of the Top 14 really tore it up tonight—and a few season-five favorites may be in trouble.

But before Caitlin tried to mate with Jason, and Phillip got chained to Jeanine, and Ade scaled Melissa's balcony...Mia Michaels made Brandon cry.

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The rumors have officially been confirmed. Katie Holmes is bringing her Broadway skills from the stage to the studio for the final episode of So You Think You Can Dance, a source tells E! News.

"It taped last week," says the source on set. "It's going to be on the finale. It's a Broadway does Hollywood number. It opens on a Broadway stage and then she walks into a Hollywood studio." The finale airs on Aug. 6.

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We just caught up with So You Think You Can Dance star choreographer Shane Sparks and asked him if he could talk about Katie Holmes' upcoming appearance on the hit Fox dance series, and he actually did!

But what did Shane say about the megaceleb's appearance on SYTYCD? Read on...

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Good news! A source at So You Think You Can Dance tells us that Katie Holmes is indeed planning to appear on the show.

"As far as I know, that's the plan," says the source, who also says that the extravagant affair is not for this week's episode, but could not confirm it's for the 100th episode as rumored. Our source adds that there are many dancers on the set today rehearsing for a big performance, including many SYTYCD alums.

Meanwhile, X17 caught show producer and judge Nigel Lythgoe over the weekend to get the dirt. Click on to watch video of that...

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Could Katie Holmes shake her booty on the So You Think You Can Dance stage sometime this summer?

That's the story that appeared earlier this week in Life & Style magazine, but so far it remains only a sketchy rumor. Fox network reps and Katie Holmes' people had no comment on the matter, and SYTCYD's twittering judges, Nigel Lythgoe, Lil' C and Adam Shankman, are staying mum.

But what did Paris Torres and Tony Bellissimo, season five's first eliminated dancers, reveal about the prospect of Mrs. Cruise appearing on the hit reality competition? Here's what they just told us...

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No, it isn't 1998. It's just that former Dawson's Creek show runner Tom Kapinos spoke at a Los Angeles Times Envelope Screening Series panel about his current show, Californication, last night, and well, he went off on his former starlets.

In talking about the genesis of Californication, Tom explained: "The idea came out of my own misery of working on Dawson's Creek. I came out here to write screenplays, and I ended up on Dawson's Creek, which was very lucrative and fun, but it was not what I wanted to do."

Tom then went on to seemingly trash Dawson's stars Katie Holmes, James Van Der Beek, Joshua Jackson and Michelle Williams. Check this craziness out...

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