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The male celebs take on the cha-cha, while the women and their partners waltz. Dancers include Trista Sutter, Evander Holyfield, Rachel Hunter, Kelly Monaco, Joey McIntyre and John O'Hurley.
Series winner Kelly Monaco and her pro partner Alec Mazo face runners-up John O'Hurley and pro Charlotte Jorgensen in a showdown, with the results decided by viewers. Each pair perform Latin, ballroom and freestyle dances. Also: dances by the series' other pros: Ashly Delgrosso, Jonathan Roberts, Edyta Sliwinska and Louis van Amstel.
The viewer-voted result of the dance-off between Kelly Monaco and John O'Hurley is announced. Also: performances by the series' professional dancers.
The samba and the Viennese waltz are the dances in the fourth round of the competition. Host: Tom Bergeron.
The field is trimmed to the final two pairs in this fifth round. Tom Bergeron, Lisa Canning.
The winning pair is announced after the remaining two dance for the trophy in the finale. Tom Bergeron, Lisa Canning.
Series winner Kelly Monaco and her pro partner Alec Mazo face runners-up John O'Hurley and pro Charlotte Jorgensen in a showdown, with the results decided by viewers. Each pair perform Latin, ballroom and freestyle dances. Also: dances by the series' other pros: Ashly Delgrosso, Jonathan Roberts, Edyta Sliwinska and Louis van Amstel.
The viewer-voted result of the dance-off between Kelly Monaco and John O'Hurley is announced. Also: performances by the series' professional dancers.
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Critic Reviews for Dancing With the Stars Season 1
All Critics (8) | Top Critics (5) | Fresh (6) | Rotten (2)
I'm charmed. Dancing With the Stars is an improbable, goofy delight, more fun to watch than the bombastic American Idol for at least two reasons.
While mildly amusing, what the show lacks is charm. And humor. And tension.
Dancing With the Stars is a pleasantly lightweight addition to the summer retread schedule.
"Dancing With the Stars'" most hideous features are exactly those that pull us in deeper. It would be difficult to care about an actual star who could actually dance.
Everything looks tacky: the set, the costumes, the lighting, the script (one host actually says, "The tension mounts") and above all the dancing, with its tiresome emphasis on tricks over human contact, or the dancing illusion thereof.
This is the rare show that can be enjoyed and appreciated by all generations.
In the case of the relatively civilized "Dancing," you get the absorbing pleasure of watching celebrities try a demanding art form that could leave their toes blistered and their egos bruised.
I'm in love.
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