"Dancing with the Stars": Two couples get perfect scores for epic country routines – Live Updates!

Juan Pablo and Cheryl head to the fair

5:34 p.m.:

Juan Pablo and Cheryl can really showcase all kinds of dance. Last week, they got a perfect score for their Halloween Night dance, and tonight they improved their game again.

The two men went to the dance floor to perform a country-themed Charleston – set on Hunter Hunter's "One Shot" – which was largely in the back of a van and was almost flawless. .

"Is there anything you can not do?" Carrie Ann marveled at the judges' reactions. "You give everything looks so easy and effortless!"

Well, it seems that another thing that Juan Pablo and Cheryl can do is get two perfect notes in a row! The pair had 30 more out of 30, which may have strengthened their place in the DWTS semi finals.

Could we have an all-season season?

5:27 p.m.:

So I understand that Dance with the stars it's watching famous people who do not know how to dance to learn to dance, and that's awesome.

But whenever they come back from a commercial break with a routine featuring the pros, it's always breathtaking! 100 percent of the time.

Since some of the pros are probably more famous than their partners some seasons, would it really be crazy to have a season where our favorite DWTS the pros team up and compete for their own Mirrorball trophy?

Evanna and Keo present their grace

5:22 p.m.:

Evanna and Keo earned their first 10 of the season last week for their Halloween Night performance, which means the bar was higher than ever at Country Night.

Although it seems that neither Keo nor Evanna are particularly familiar with country music in rehearsal, you would never be able to distinguish the moving and moving rumba that they delivered.

Carly Pearce sang her single "Every Little Thing", a theatrical and majestic performance that offered a majestic place of grace and delicacy, a perfect showcase of dance talent.

Each of the judges marveled at Evanna's "transformation" into a queen of salon dancers and confirmed those compliments with three minutes of play for a perfect score of 30 out of 30!

The beautiful score has sparked much more than the encouragement of Keo! The long time DWTS In fact, the pro ran and kissed the grumpiest judge on the cheek to celebrate this honor.

John and Emma take jazz to the south

5:09 p.m.:

During John's pre-recorded emotional wrapping, the actor had tears in his eyes about his difficult divorce and was credited. DWTS for helping him keep his head out of the water during this difficult time of his life.

It was a sincere and powerful humanity that made us appreciate even more his efforts on the dance floor.

John and Emma performed a jazz program entitled "Thank God I'm a Farmer" by John Denver. Even though it seems difficult to combine jazz dance and country music, the star of the Dukes of Hazzard has achieved an incredible feat.

The number, which was placed in a cornfield, highlighted John's peculiar talents and met with a unanimous love of the judges, who awarded the couple 25 out of 30, making them their top rated dance of the season.

The double elimination is coming!

5:04 p.m.:

Tom Bergeron announced it just before John Schneider's pre-recorded package, but this dreaded double elimination is approaching tonight.

This means that we will reduce the number of candidates by 25%!

Get off to a good start

5:02 p.m.:

Daisy dukes? Check.

Flannel? Check.

Cowboy boots? Check.

Bikini tops inlaid with diamonds? Sure why not.

Yes, this country night started with the perfect opening number to make us prepare for a fun and entertaining evening of country-themed performances.

A trend towards elimination is emerging

4:59 p.m.:

It is worth mentioning that the elimination of Mary Lou marks the fifth woman in a row in a row to be expelled from the series. In fact, only women have been eliminated so far. In a group of eight hopes, there are six men and two women.

Would it be the first time in many years that DWTS has a masculine final? We'll have to wait to see what star is coming home tonight, but chances are bent that way.

Where we are after last week …

4:57 p.m.:

After a fun Halloween night filled with scary, wacky and generally well-received shows, the two stars on the block were Mary Lou Retton and her partner Sasha Farber, as well as Alex Ren and his professional partner Alan Bersten – – despite the fact that neither of the two couples in danger was at the bottom of the ranking.

In the end, it was the former Olympians who had the ax, leaving Alexis and Alan to continue to explore their showmance in full swing for at least another week in the competition.

In addition, as we approach the semifinals of the show, there is a good chance that we will finally get a double elimination this week, so it must be hard for all the couples this week.