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Welcome to New Season of Dancing with the Stars!

We are back!!!  Who watched last night’s episode of Dancing With the Stars?   We did !  This season should be exciting because of the variety of dancers and skill levels.  Of course, there is the cute adorable US gymnast Laurie Hernandez as well as Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte, Marilu Henner, Babyface, James Hinchcliffe and many more.  We are also thrilled to see Val, Derek, Sharna, Witney, Lindsay and Emma among the professional dancers/choreographers.  Watch our review and to meet Season 23’s contestants.

 

Jodie Sweetin Goes Home

Last night, DWTS’ showcased the Carrie, Len and Bruno’s choreography skills.  Each judge had two dancers and their partners perform a dance they had choreographed.  Additionally, the stars and their partners had to perform another traditional ballroom dance.  Wayna seemed to have the weakest performance of the night however Jodie Sweetin was sent home.  Watch our analysis of last night’s episode.

DWTS’ is Narrowing the Field

After last night’s Dancing with the Stars’, the number of stars is cut to 6.  Both Kim Fields and Von Miller went home in the double elimination last night.  Paige and Ginger had stellar performances while the remaining dancers did not show much improvement.  Watch our review below as we discuss both Kim’s disappointment at being eliminated as well as the remaining dancers’ performances.

It’s Disney Week on DWTS

Hi everyone!  Did you see Disney week last night on Dancing with the Stars?  We saw Val playing the violin during the opening number, which we loved.  It looks like several stars are becoming strong contenders, including Paige VanZant as the dark horse.  Last night’s DWTS showed a lot of actual dancing, which was wonderful.  Tune in below to hear all our thoughts!  Don’t forget to share your thoughts with us!

Doug Flutie was most improved on DWTS!

Hi Everyone!  Here is our review of week 2 of DWTS!  Overall, Doug Flutie showed the most improvement on the dance floor.  Paige VanZant and Wanya Morris remained strong contenders for the Mirror Ball trophy.  Mischa Barton and Geraldo Rivera were the weakest performers this week.  Everyone else falls in the middle.  Unlike most of the prior seasons of DWTS,  the MIRROR BALL is up for grabs!

Watch our review below and share your thoughts on this season’s competition.

 

 

IT’S TIME FOR DWTS!!!

Welcome back to Season 22 of Dancing with the Stars!  The dancers with season are on a level playing field, with no one in particular outshining another.  That means there is lots of room for growth!  Yay!

Last night’s episode was filled with great music and dancing.  All of the stars performed dance steps throughout their number, and were not just “posing”  through the song!

Watch our review below and let us know your thoughts on last night’s episode.  Tune in on Tuesdays to catch our review!

 

Who will win Dancing with the Stars?

Last night’s episode was very enlightening.   There were 2 dances performed by each contestant:  a judge’s pick and a freestyle.  Carlos was assigned the Foxtrot while Alek was given the Rumba.  Meanwhile, Nick was given the Jive while Bindi needed to dance the quickstep.  The judges’ pick was meant to show whether the dancer had improved in the dance style since the first time they did it.  Then all dancers had a chance to do freestyle.  Bindi’s freestyle performance stole the show!

Watch our video below and let us know how you feel about the DWTS epsiode.  We would love to hear your thoughts.

Happy Thanksgiving!

Too much “FOG” on this week’s Halloween episode of Dancing with the Stars!

Although this week’s dances were very entertaining, it was really hard to see any of the actual dance steps because of the fog and the constant camera movement.  Mark Ballas was very creative as Edward Scissorhands, and Alexa was a fantastic partner for him.  Bindi executed the Argentine Tango with sharpness and precision like a pro.  We are sad to see Hayes Grier leave.  He was quite the entertainer and dancer for only 15 years old.  We are sure to be seeing more of him in the coming years.