Dancing With The Stars Recap: The Cruel Duel And Insulting Single Mothers Recap and Commentary by RTVC Staff Writer Melissa Stavarski
May 2, 2012
Urkel was funny.
Jaleel, not so much.
Classical night on Dancing with the Stars left me feeling underwhelmed. That said, I am very much looking forward to this results show.
First, I’m dying to find out if Maks and Melissa got enough fan votes to escape the bottom two.
While I whole-heartedly believe Melissa is the weakest dancer left, I do not want the judges, mostly Carrie Ann, to get pleasure out of sending them home via the dance duel.
That’s a tricky stance though because there are only three dancers I’d be willing to sacrifice in order for Melissa and Maks to stick around.
They would be Maria, Jaleel, or William. If Roshon goes and Melissa stays, I might feel bad about my pettiness.
Got thoughts? Post them at the end.
Speaking of the dance duel, this is the last one. This is the second reason I’m excited about tonight’s show. I hate the dance duel.
Finally, Gavin will be performing tonight. Singing, not dancing, because he already proved he wears a hat and rows a fake boat better than he can dance.
While he never tore up the dance floor, I fell in love with his personality, wit, and family values, so I’m excited to hear him sing.
I wasn’t impressed with classical night but Len thinks it was amazing.
There’s no doubt who the judges are going to choose for the encore performance. It’s Maria and Derek, of course, who got the first perfect score of the season.
The only surprise elements here were Len referring to himself in the third person during the announcement and Maria, the vampire, dying at the end of the dance instead of Derek, the vampire slayer.
The first group to hear their results is Katherine and Mark, Donald and Peta, and William and Cheryl.
All three couples earned a 29 for their individual dances. How did they react to their dances and scores?
Katherine and Mark were happy with their score. Donald and Peta were giddy over their standing ovation. William points to Cheryl and says, with an odd Texas accent, “The best partner, right here.”
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