After watching last week’s television the episode of Dancing With The Stars, we’re going to find out this week if the remaining couples on the show have what it takes to soar to the top of the rankings and wow the judges with their performances this week. Maybe the emotions of the night got to her?
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Social media star, Hayes Grier, celebrated his first viral video from 2014.
A side note: I knew that I was going to cry. Its message really hit home at the beginning of Carlos’ “Amazing Grace” waltz, when Witney pulled him out of the pot smoke and into the light.
Tom Bergeron was off caring for his ailing father, Alek Skarlatos has had a particularly hard week, and the Stars are all performing routines that remind them of the most memorable year of their lives.
It was announced that Carlos and Witney and Gary and Anna were in jeopardy, and it turns out that Gary and Anna were eliminated. She asked Skarlatos how he was able to perform, considering the week he had been through. “We’ve just been trying our best to concentrate on dancing and it’s been a really great outlet to get away from everything”.
Although Alek Skarlatos and Lindsay Arnold haven’t earned as many points as the the top-scorers, the judges adore them.
Nick Carter and Sharna Burgess: 27/30 If that boy band group hug got you fired up, then hearing about Nick’s dysfunctional childhood from every single one of the Backstreet Boys might have boiled you over. Bruno praised his passion and Carrie Ann said his spirit makes her happy; but they both let Gary know he needs to work on actually getting the dance steps down if he wants to stay in the competition.
‘I’m pretty sure you did your entire town proud, ‘ guest post Alfonso Ribeiro told him after his performance. Still, Julianne couldn’t help but climb out of her seat to remind Paula that she had overcome “so much adversity” (is that we’re calling it now?) and was “awesome”. He danced a cha cha to his own song “Good to be Alive”. Allison designs a cha cha to Andy’s latest song, “Good to be Alive” and he dances in tribute to his late mother. Carrie Ann thought it was disjointed, but Julianne thought it was the most comfortable he’d been since Week 1, Bruno forgot to watch so gave him an 8. On the dance front, here’s a rundown of the night’s dances, from highest score to lowest: Bindi Irwin – 28 out of 30 Four weeks in and she has won our hearts! To mark the solemn moment, she performed a contemporary routine to “Every Breath You Take” by Aaron Krause with Derek incongruously stepping into the role of her dad.
“While I was fortunate enough to be in the right place at the right time in August aboard a train bound for Paris, I only wish that the same could be said for today”.
The teen broke down in the arms of her partner Hough after the dance routine.
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Who Went Home: Gary Busey just couldn’t muster the votes, perhaps because his particular demographic doesn’t know they have telephones.
