It was all about teamwork on Dancing with the Stars this week. The remaining seven couples faced off in team dances — Team Tango vs. Team Paso Doble — for extra points on top of their main dances. Which team prevailed? Find out below!

After a pro number to "show us what teamwork is" (aka "we need to do something to fill up two hours since we don't have that Bob Saget show to plug in at 9:30"), everyone finally makes their way down the stairs and we see all the sartorial skills of the stars as they designed the costumes this week. Some of them are lovely, some are questionable and some are just... fringe. Seriously. Kelly has given Louis a blue version of Julianne's Koosh ball fringe pants and they are made of awesome.

Michael Irvin and Anna Demidova: Foxtrot
Anna wants Mike to think of Broadway for the foxtrot, but he doesn't think anyone's ever mistaken him for Fred Astaire. First things first, Mike went with eggplant for their costumes, and while Anna's looking hot, the prune-y shoes on Mike need to be blacklisted. As for the dance, it's actually pretty decent. For someone with no grace just three weeks ago, Mike's got loads of it here and is gliding through the movements well. This is probably his best dance yet. I had him on the outs this week, but if he gets good scores here, which it seems like he will, can he actually stick around? Len is glad he hung around because it was "brilliant." Bruno loves his improvement in musiciality, but wants him to keep his bum in check. Carrie Ann loves it all, including the costumes.
Score: 23

Donny Osmond and Kym Johnson: Quickstep
Donny's having trouble with the steps because there are too many similar ones in succession, but Kym's more worried about his posture, so she whips out the posture bar. Donny's posture is pretty steady and he's not having as much trouble keeping pace here as he did in the jitterbug. That's probably because he's always in hold with Kym, who's apparently wearing a shredded curtain from Goldmember's lair. The quick footwork doesn't trip Donny up, but he has trouble with some of the turns. Still, you can hardly pick them out since he's working it like the rent is due here. Bruno says no one else could cover up mistakes as well as he did. Carrie Ann loves his light feet, but points out the boo-boos. Len loves that he went for it, which means, as he points out, you're at risk for mistakes.
Score: 24

Mark Dacascos and Anna Trebunskaya: Samba
Lacey came down with the flu on Thursday night, so Tony stepped in Friday to help Mark for a bit in New York before Anna subbed in for good on Saturday when he returned to Los Angeles — throwing at Mark a whole new routine. For a two-day routine, this is OK, weird, but OK. But when you realize Maks and Joanna also had two days to do a completely new dance and nearly knocked it out of the park, this is underwhelming. Actually, I'm not really sure what it is. What's with the spastic pounding on the floor?

The samba rolls were.....