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October 21, 2008

'DWTS': New Dances, Sibling Rivalry... and Cloris

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Four new dances were introduced to the "Dancing with the Stars" contestants' repertoire -- the hustle, jitterbug, West Coast swing, and salsa.

The jitterbug is where things got hot. Siblings Julianne and Derek Hough brought back the '40s with two routines that wowed the judges -- and the audience. Julianne and "Hannah Montana" partner Cody Linley were worried about their routine, but ended up red hot!

Judge Bruno Tonioli said, "That wasn't a jitterbug, that was a firebug!" When the couple received a solid score of 28, the crowd didn't agree -- and booed the judges.

Brother Derek surfed the web to teach himself and partner Brooke Burke a jitterbug routine. Brooke's pink poodle skirt swirled around the dance floor with ease -- and helped the couple keep their title with an almost perfect score of 29.

Cloris Leachman danced a comical salsa with Corky Ballas that was a huge crowd pleaser, but garnered the two a low 21 -- as did Lance Bass, who slipped during a West Coast Swing routine. Toni Braxton attempted to prove she is a competitor. Susan Lucci narrowly missed a low 3-way tie with 22.

Tonight, one more couple will be eliminated from the competition. find out on "Dancing with the Stars" tonight!


NEXT: Kaycee Stroh Struts in Carmen Steffens Shoes

 

Julianne, GET RID of that none talented Cody guy and call me.

I WILL BE WAITING.


- 98corvette
Posted 10/22/08 09:49 PM
 

I loved the four new dances last night, especially the hustle and the jitterbug. I’m a child of the ’70s, so the hustle was a big kick for me. Brooke and Derek and Cody and Julianne both did amazing jitterbutgs, but I thought Cody and Julianne’s was better (and that’s going some!!), and the judges should have given them the better score. It was so cute how C and J dressed as Lucy and Ricky and incorporated a little slapstick into their routine.


- Barnsinger
Posted 10/21/08 07:16 AM
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