Dancing with the stars week 3: who returned home

Dancing launched his episode of the third week by showing a lot of social media videos that we apparently missed on our phones. THANKS?

Oh wait; It was for a reason! It is the Tiktok evening in the ballroom, which was undoubtedly inspired by the presence of two celebrities of The secret life of Morman wives Who has a huge audience on the platform. (Again, Robert Irwin also with his animal videos and Alix Earle with his vertical confectionery “Get Ready With Me”). How does this theme really famous a program inherited on broadcast television exceeds me, but let’s kiss this two -hour ad for Tiktok, okay?

Speaking of these Mormon tiktkers, do they inspire more fans to discover the ballroom? Most likely; Votes for last week’s double elimination “broke the voting record for all time” for Dwtssaid host Alfonso Ribeiro. This is the type of news that ABC can use.

Bring these Tiktok viral songs!

The actor Andy Richter with his partner Emma Slater. Richter thought he was a swelling last week, but I’m really happy that he lasted another day. It is too! “It’s like a giant valentine’s day that has fallen from the sky,” he said during his set of rehearsals. Richter Conservative Foxtrot to “Northern Attitude” did not offer much, but there was a really sweet moment when he guided the camera to follow him on the dance floor. “Love is in the air, and it’s because of you,” said Bruno Tonioli. “You have such a natural charm and it is so difficult to resist yourself. Tonight, you put much more content in the routine. Don’t get carried away. It still needs a lot of work.” SCORE: 18 out of 30.

Fifth member of Harmony Lauren Jaucregui with Brandon Armstrong. Armstrong feared that any type of hip work seems “foreign” to Jauregui, but the singer seized Cha Cha lucky to her song “Work from Home”. Jauregui has a great presence on stage but Inaba was kept in his criticism. “I really like the way you move,” said Carrie Ann Inaba. “You are very in line with your body. I want to see more pop in your step. I think you have it in you. I want more vital strength to come out of you. ” Who? SCORE: 18 out of 30

Jen Affleck (The secret life of Mormon wives) with Jan Ravnik. The Mormone woman inexplicably opened her cha cha by putting on a pregnant false belly before undressing quickly to show her bangs with her ballroom. Sabotant to “She’s a Bad Mama Jama”, Affleck is skilful to play with the crowd. “Mamma Mia, it was easy delivery, right? I have never seen anything like it,” said Tonioli. “Cha Cha Cha cha must be better placed in the foot to get the right action.” SCORE: 19 out of 30

Danielle Fishel (Boy meets the world) With Pasha Pashkov. Fishel repeated with his right thigh in a splint – Dang’s hamstrings – but his Foxtrot in “Manchild” was a real beauty. “You are so pleasant and refreshing,” said Derek Hough. Control in the Foxtrot and the fundamentals, I really appreciate it. »» SCORE: 21 out of 30

Elaine Hendrix with Alan Bersten. Hendrix channeled his hateful character Meredith Blake from The parents’ trap In his deliciously dashing tango to “knotty”. Inaba thought that the actress danced a little too “independently” but the men delighted Hendrix, who told viewers that she was 54 years old So be impressed! “Elaine, you are a bad ass,” said Hough. “You are such an interpreter. When you go out here, you turn on this floor with so much charisma. Focus on a wider frame. ” SCORE: 21 out of 30

The singer of Pentatonix Scott Hoying with Rylee Arnold. The duo tried to apply the absurd commentary of inaba last week – “take up more space” – to their jazz dance. It worked; Hoying was fabulous with its free club style form – uh, I mean jazz. “You just won the ground,” said Inaba. “You are the king of Tiktok Night. You are in your element. ” SCORE: 22 out of 30

Hilaria author and influencer Baldwin and Gleb Savchenko. Baldwin is what quintesses Dwts Contesting who looks exquisite in each last suit. His samba was not too shabby either. Hough was particularly impressed by his rollers – and I am not talking about his Fupa (or his absence). Inaba even said that the late Len Goodman would have loved performance. “Technically, you are in a league. It was dynamic. The samba rolls were among the most beautiful. Honestly, excellent work. ” SCORE: 22 of 39

The conservationist of fauna Robert Irwin with Witney Carson. The favorite dropped the family character and went sexpot complete with his shirtless salsa. Hough thought, however, that his performance was rigid and rigid and lacked fluidity. “Robert Irwin is fully adult. You make me feel like a grandmother. Put your shirt! ” said Inaba. “You are really a great interpreter. I’m going to leave him there.” Good call, Carrie Ann. SCORE: 22 out of 30

The reality star Dylan Efron and Daniella Karagach. Foxtrot from Efron to “Yukon” by Justin Bieber was nothing special, but the judges were impressed by his “smoking” leading qualities. “I am torn. You are from the beginner group but you really learn the technique and it will be the key to win this season,” said Inaba. “You are an incredible student and it was really elegant.” SCORE: 23 out of 30

Alix Earle social media personality with Val Chmerkovskiy. The shredder of the QuickStep duo in “Pop Muzik” ended the show and left the judges with admiration. Inaba has called her his best dance so far. “The way you slide effortlessly on the ground, it was fresh … It was fun,” said Hough. SCORE: 23 out of 30

Olympic gold medalist Jordan Chiles with Ezra Sosa. SOSA did a superb job adapting their technically precise tango to “anxiety”. Chiles smothered at the end and told Ribeiro that it was difficult, but it was clearly proud of its performance. “Don’t cry. Your improvement was surprising,” said Tonioli. “Clean, clear, powerful, concentrated. Your best dance to date, darling. ” SCORE: 24 out of 30

Whitney Leavitt (The secret life of Morman wives) with Mark Ballas. First, Ballas should be responsible for choreographing each last samba on Dwts. He did an exemplary work of teaching in Leavitt how to bounce back correctly, to shake and to pivot to “shake your ass”. There was a distraction during the number where the director made his performance look like a Tiktok video, with a boring comments on the left of Leavitt’s Tash. But the judges were nevertheless seduced by his progress. “We want to see this elusive rebound that is a continuous movement,” said Tonioli. “It is so difficult to obtain. You have it. ” SCORE: 24 out of 30

The last three were Hendrix, Richter and Jaucregui.

The fifth harmony singer was sent home. The crowd was shocked, just like Richter. As for Jaucregui? She said she felt “pissed off”.