Watch the surprise elimination below. Reporter: Spook-tacular spectacles. Things getting hairy on Halloween night on “Dancing with the stars”.?
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But now I’ve been voted off and I have to go back home to stupid North Carolina and hang out with my mom and Nash and Skylynn, who I love, but like, I’m 15.
“Team Who You Gonna Call” will dance to the theme from “Ghostbusters”. It’ll probably be a battle of fan bases from here on out, since we could see the finale later this season being a chorus of ideal scores.
Judge Bruno Tonioli called the performance an “Argentine tango master class”.
Derek Hough thanked the costume and makeup department for outstanding work on “Dancing With The Stars” this week. Lastly, was Alexa PenaVega and Mark Ballas.
5, Hayes and Emma are doing the Waltz to Lana Del Rey’s “Once Upon A Time”. It was tough to stand up to the previous week’s “Magic Mike” routine that Carlos suspected might’ve been overscored, he said in the rehearsal video.
Viewers are going to see a Viennese waltz for Alek Skarlatos and Lindsay Arnold.
According to Carter Matt, there will be two teams that will compete against each other and the first team includes dance couples Tamar Braxton and Val Chmerkovskiy, Hayes Grier and Emma Slater, Nick Carter and Sharna Burgess, Andy Grammer and Allison Holker. Julianne Hough complained that she missed the Argentine tango dynamic, and Carrie Ann Inaba said the dance’s second half was stronger than the first.
The teams also performed quite well on the occasion of Halloween.
The 17-year-old wowed the judges alongside partner Derek Hough, performing a tango routine inspired by the 1987 vampire film The Lost Boys.
Carter’s team earned a flawless 30 while Irwin’s received a 28 for being slightly out of sync. It was a solid, if somewhat uninspired performance, although Sharna’s Bride of Frankenstein should earn a few extra points.
Team Who You Gonna Call, with Bindi as captain, had hoverboards. The pair notched 24 points from the judges, a letdown after a near-perfect score last week.
Who knew Bindi Irwin could be so scary? Early on this season he was mostly a middle-of-the-pack performer, but after two weeks in a row with perfect-scoring routines, should we start moving him up in our predictions for the mirror ball trophy? The first couple announced as being in jeopardy was Hayes Grier and Emma Slater. Hayes and Emma play up his age by having him look like a doll in his movements.
Actress and “Dancing with the Stars” Season 17 semi-finalist Leah Remini also returns to guest co-host alongside Tom Bergeron. This may the best routine of the night – it’s dark and intense, and Carlos’ posture is impeccable, with or without the cape. From Week 7 of Season 21 on Dancing with the Stars.
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