The former pro dancer says being a judge has been a positive experience So, I would love to have like 30 minutes to an hour with them and just give a little spiel and, hopefully, add some value to them.”ĭon’t expect to see him as a pro dancer again anytime soon, but hopefully he will come back to judge again in Season 31. “I would love that because I have so much more to share and to give and I feel like I could add some value to their experience in the process. “I would love to just have an hour with each one of the celebrities,” Derek continued. He really feels like he’s in his element when he gets to mentor the contestants. Show me what you guys were working on all week.’” Dancing With The Stars/Instagram I get to have those performances and those moments to dance, but I’m also very happy to be like, ‘Alright. “I feel I’m very lucky right now where I can get the best of both worlds. He clearly enjoys his time as a judge, but what about competing? The 36-year-old recently opened up to Parade about the possibility.Īnd as it turns out, he’s pretty okay with the way things are right now. Since he left DWTS, he’s gone on to do other shows like World Of Dance and even currently has a Las Vegas residency. Needless to say, he’s quite accomplished. Most DWTS fans know that Derk Hough holds the record for the most Mirrorball Trophy wins as a pro dancer. Bur would he ever consider returning to the dance floor? Derek Hough loves being part of DWTS, but would he ever shift roles? But it’s been quite some time since Derek appeared as a pro dancer on the show.Īs we wrap up Season 30, the Utah dancer is also finished up his second season behind the judges’ table. OK, your turn.It’s hard to think about Dancing With The Stars without thinking about six-time Mirrorball Trophy winner Derek Hough. Nick Carter and pro Witney Carson (Paso Doble) - The dance was average, but those Matrix-inspired costumes were magnificent, no? Judges’ Score: 35/40 Not only did Andy finally look comfortable with tricky choreography, but his commitment to the passionate will-they-won’t-they narrative led to the night’s most enthralling performance. Judges’ Score: 29/40Īndy Grammer and pro Sharna Burgess (Argentine Tango) - As much as I enjoyed watching Alek Skarlatos and Emma Slater giggle and blush through their obvious attraction to each other, their paint-by-number rumba couldn’t hold a candle to Andy and Sharna’s sssssteamy Argentine tango. Combined with the dreaded first-of-the-night performance slot, Tamar and Louis’ samba was enthusiastic but ultimately forgettable. What the routine really seemed to lack was consistency: When Tamar was nailing the choreography, her facial expression went completely blank… but to act like she was enjoying the routine meant missing a few steps along the way.
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Tamar Braxton and Louis van Amstel (Samba) - I don’t blame Louis for capitalizing on his lone week with a strong partner, but I do think his massively complex movements may have been a bit too much for the daytime TV personality. Even as he kept pace with Lindsay’s insanely quick choreography, Carlos still managed to look like he was having a ball on the dance floor. (He was just being realistic!) Judges’ Score: 40/40Ĭarlos PenaVega and Lindsay Arnold (Quickstep) - At long last, Carlos finally had the breakout moment he so desperately needed to avoid landing in jeopardy again - even though I thought his near-elimination last week was a bunch of bull… well, you know. PenaVega threw her former partner, Mark Ballas. The only low point of Alexa and Derek’s match-up? The insane amount of shade Ms. 19.Īlexa PenaVega and pro Derek Hough (Tango) - Though I didn’t quite understand Derek’s choice of music (Bastille’s “Pompeii”) combined with those military-esque costumes, his tango with Alexa was innovative and intricate enough to earn her the perfect score that has eluded her the last few weeks. Rather, the combined scores from last Monday and this Monday will dictate who goes home on Oct. Without further ado, let’s break down the most memorable performances of the evening, in which no one was eliminated. 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! (Even Paula Deen managed her best performance of the season with Mark Ballas instead of Louis van Amstel - but if you’ve already blocked that jive from your memory because of Paula’s inexplicable need to flash her rear end to the judges, I completely understand.)
In fact, on the heels of Monday’s remarkable showing - including the first perfect score of Season 21 - I wouldn’t be surprised if the DWTS producers somehow found a loophole that kept all of the contestants with their new partners instead of their old ones.
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