Waltrip’s ballroom exploits: “I don’t think you did one step on time,” said Bruno, while Carrie Ann added, “When you can’t dance, make us laugh … you had me giggling, but I don’t want to giggle anymore.” Julianne’s terse, pointed “It’s week 5 and it’s getting a little uncomfortable,” comment was music to my ears. If these comments are any indication, the judges have apparently had their fill of Mr. MOST CRIMINALLY UNDERSCORED | With tonight’s cavalcade of mostly disastrous-to-mediocre dances, I’d say everyone pretty much got exactly what they deserved, wouldn’t you?ĬO-WORSTS OF THE NIGHT | Michael Waltrip and Witney Carson: This Disco disaster may go down in the DWTS hall of shame.
A pair of 8s and 9s seemed just about right. Julianne praised the new pair’s obvious chemistry and connection, saying “I’m so glad we got to see this side of you.” Bruno called their chemistry “scorching” and equated it to “lust in the dust” before reminding Alfonso to keep a clearer separation (“lift and separate”) between the neck and shoulders, a must for the Flamenco. RUNNER-UP FOR DANCE OF THE NIGHT | Alfonso Ribeiro and Cheryl Burke: Dancing a sizzling and sexy Flamenco, Alfonso left his “Carlton” persona in the dust (literally!) with this passion-fueled performance. Every week you come out here and show this different side of who you are.” With a quartet of 9s, this dance topped the night. called the dance really “clean” with great lines, while Julianne nit-picked about some early missteps, but focused mostly on the positive: “That was so great. The stars change partners based on audience voting for 'Switch-up' night. With no elimination this week to frazzle our nerves, let’s high-kick right to the highlights:ĭANCE OF THE NIGHT | Sadie Robertson and Derek Hough: Looking utterly resplendent in silver, Sadie’s high-energy, modern Charleston transported us right back to the 1920s. With Tom Bergeron, Erin Andrews, Bruno Tonioli, Julianne Hough. Want all the details on the competitors? Check out ABC's formal announcement, and watch a video recap of the announcements via Viewer Discretion.Grey's Anatomy Preview: EP Maps Out How Bailey Moves Forward After Being Forced to 'Step Away for Her Sanity'Īlaska Daily: Will You Subscribe to the New ABC Drama? Grade the Premiere! Which couple do you think will win 'Dancing with the Stars' this season? Plot twist: Davis's ice dancing partner, Charlie White, will be competing on the show, too.
The twist takes the celebrities and pros out of their comfort zones and really puts their skills to the test.
#Dancing return switchup pro#
The show's Switch-Up format forces each celebrity to rehearse and perform a routine with a brand new pro dancer. Winnie Cooper), Maks was partnered with Olympic gold medal ice dancer Meryl Davis. ABC has announced whom Dancing with the Stars fans have paired off for 'Switch-Up Week,' which airs Monday, April 18. The elder of the two competing Chmerkovskiy brothers (Val is paired with Danica McKellar a.k.a. Byalikov will dance with long-distance swimmer, Diana Nyad, and Carson will join Australian pop sensation Cody Simpson (adorable couple, eh?)Īnd, after taking a season off (he came back as a guest judge last season), Maks Chmerkovskiy returns to the lineup for Season 18. Henry Byalikov and Witney Carson are kicking off their first season as full-time competitors on "Dancing." Both are former "So You Think You Can Dance" finalists who started dancing before turning 10. Once the newly formed couples dance together, the celebrities will have to decide whether they'd like to stay with their original partner or switch - for good. There aren't a lot of details out there yet about the new " Switch Up," but from what we've gathered, during one week of the competition (we're guessing fairly early), fans will be given the power to change the celebrity-pro pairings. Have no fear, the competitors will call a new place (TBA) home when they aren't dancing their butts off on the hardwood.
#Dancing return switchup full#
If you're a fan of the show, you're full aware of the cramped quarters where the celebs and their spicy counterparts hung out during Season 17. Week 5 of Dancing With the Stars heralded the return of the wonderful, dreadful and totally unnecessary Switch Up. New competitor hangout area (formerly known as the Glitter Pit) Instead of The Harold Wheeler Orchestra and Singers, which has covered super popular songs for the show's first 17 seasons, the music will be left to a "small electric band" and "preexisting sound recordings," according to The Hollywood Reporter.ģ. The show's former band leader, Harold Wheeler, (and his 28-member ensemble) were let go by the show in February. The Fox Sports reporter kicked off her new duties by helping Bergeron announce the celebrities and their partners for Season 18 on March 4. Before the new cast was announced, Brooke Burke-Charvet told her Twitter followers that she was leaving "Dancing" and soon after, the show brought in former competitor Erin Andrews to take her place.
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