5 stars. Two new to them dances. 10 dances and 10 lifts. I had forgotten about the 1 lift per dance rule from last week. But I would be willing to bet anything that every star will include a lift in each of their routines. They’d be crazy not to since everyone else will do it.
Shall we see if I’m right?Read More »Dancing with the Stars – Lifts and the One Armed Man
The third, but not the final High School Musical movie will be coming to theaters everywhere this October 24th. Here’s the first poster released for the film to whet your appetite. Are you ready for your Senior Year?
In the 1960s Walt Disney had one rule for Annette Funicello, the leading lady of all Disney beach franchise films, she could wear a swimsuit, but she could never show a bare midriff. To do so would risk Annette’s brand as the wholesome girl next… Read More »Miley Cyrus jeopardizing her career with leaked photos?
Heading into week four, we get to watch the stars dance either the Viennese Waltz or the Paso Doble. These always make for a fun combo. Hopefully tonight doesn’t disappoint.
Kristi Yamaguchi & Mark Ballas – Paso Doble – Well, if Kristi was going to work on her emotions, this was the week to do it. This dance is always more fun with some emotion. Again, she was technically perfect. But I felt she still had some work to do on her emotions. She did have more then one facial expression, but it still seemed a little stiff to me. Len agrees with me, but Bruno and Carrie Ann thought it was a huge step forward.
Scores: Carrie Ann – 10 Len – 9 Bruno – 10 Total – 29 That’s exactly what I expected from the comments. The first 10’s this season, and just barely off a perfect score. And we’re only on week four.
Read More »Dancing with the Stars Week Four: The Waltz and the Paso
After watching last night’s show, I can hardly wait to see what happens tonight. So shall we get to it? Okay, the only prediction I was at all confident about was the encore. But I was dead wrong. The judges decided they wanted to see… Read More »Week Three Results
So, here we are with the first results of the season. Shall we get to it?
They promised us they would start the elimination right at the start of the show. They were wrong. After a recap of last night, we got an encore dance, something I forgot to predict. They chose Jason and Edyta’s Mambo for the encore. Frankly, it was one that was on my radar when I thought about it earlier today. And it was a fun dance to watch again.
So it was about 10 minutes in before they started telling us which couples were saved. They did the men in the first half hour before moving on to the women. So I will do it in that order as well.
Week two. Twelve stars. Two hours. So they’ve got probably about 8 minutes each to tell us about their week, dance, get critiqued, react, and get their scores. And that allows two minutes per star for commercials. I think this is going to be a very busy night. So let’s get to it, shall we?
My alternate title for this episode would be, "Vote Sayid 2008". He is the only one on this entire island (or freighter) that asks any questions or demands any answers! What did I say I wanted to see in this week’s episode? That Sayid and Michael/Kevin would have an
open, real and fast-paced conversation. And this week’s episode delivered!
One more thing before we get into the actual storyline…last week’s flashFORWARD/flashBACK had a lot of people calling the Lost writers sneaky and mean. I thought it was brilliant. (It’s not like they didn’t give us any clues!) This week is just another example of why the Lost writers are brilliant—the entire episode was basically a giant flashBACK. We hardly had any interaction with the Island or the freighter. And lord have mercy, did we get some answers!
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