The wild double elimination of the semi-finals "Dance with the stars" sends the runners before their home – Find out who had the ax!

And the couples who go home are …

6:59 p.m.:

The three stars who found themselves in danger were Joe, Alexis and Juan Pablo! Which is absolutely crazy.

To reveal who was returning home, Tom Bergeron announced the couple in safety: Alexis and Alan! Which means that Juan Pablo and Cheryl go home the same night they got two perfect scores – alongside Joe and Jenna.

The three judges were absolutely shocked by the elimination of Juan Pablo and Cheryl, with Len standing up and declaring that there was "no justice" in the pair who would have had the ax.

However, Juan Pablo was kind enough to defeat.

"I love so much dancing and at least I have to do it in front of millions of people with this wonderful girl," said Juan Pablo, somberly, while chatting with Tom Bergeron after the elimination.

Meanwhile, the elimination of Joe and Jenna was not a shock, as most people (including Joe himself) felt that he had stayed longer than expected.

Milo and Witney redo their cha-cha

6:55 p.m.:

Milo and Witney were another couple who had the task of recreating their week number 1 for the Judges Dance, under the mentorship of Carrie Ann.

The two men found themselves on the dance floor in bright red sets for a hot cha-cha – tuned to Austin French's 'Good Feeling' – and set fire to the dance floor with their game. perfect legs and their confidence in energy.

While the public gave them a lot of love, even their mentor, Carrie Ann, criticized Milo's wild and physical nature. The judges had a lot of love for the dance in general, but minor critics said their score would not be perfect.

Finally, the couple won 28 out of 30, for a total of 55 out of 60.

Evanna and Keo rewrite their past Foxtrot

6:49 p.m.:

After their first successful dance of the evening, Evanna and Keo were badociated with Len for their dance judges and were tasked with recreating their foxtrot of the first week.

This could not have been a better demonstration of Evanna's growth since the beginning of the show. She has become a more open and confident interpreter, and all this seems to be due to Keo's advice and friendship.

For their superb foxtrot – set to "Rewrite the Stars" of The biggest showman – the couple again rocked purple sets and presented a comforting routine that surprised everyone.

While Len and Bruno seemed to have noticed a mistake during the performance, Carrie Ann felt that the dance was perfect and that the duo got 28 out of 30 for the incredible dance.

Their combined score is 58 out of 60, which would ideally lead them straight to the final, but with viewer votes so unpredictable, it's hard to guess what will happen.

Juan Pablo and Cheryl double perfection

6:39 p.m.:

After getting a perfect score for their Argentine tango, Juan Pablo and Cheryl teamed up with Bruno, who decided to redo their salsa of the first week to show how much the dancer, already extraordinary, had improved thanks with the help of Cheryl.

The two men went to the dance floor for their bady Havana-inspired program – staged by Elvis Crespo's "Son Sonata" – where Juan Pablo had another opportunity to show his abs and his game. absolutely amazing feet.

The chemistry between the two men was electric at every move, and they made their mentor very happy with the performance.

Most of Carrie Ann's comments were only in her shouts of "yes," while Len's praise was just as effusive.

In the end, Juan Pablo and Cheryl scored their second perfect goal out of 30, for an incredible combined total of 60 out of 60. They are by far the leading riders in the Mirrorball Trophy. Hoping that the spectator's votes will keep them in the game.

Joe and Jenna get tips from Carrie Ann

6:28 p.m.:

After appointing Carrie Ann as her favorite judge earlier in the evening, it turns out she was Joe and Jenna's mentor for the judges' dance, and she did her best to make sure they could get a quicker lap than they did earlier in the evening. season.

Hitting the ground for their impressive routine – set on Oh the Larceny's "Check it Out" – the long-time contender impressed the judges, who complimented Joe's setting and clean footwork.

After receiving a lot of love from Carrie Ann, Joe ran and took her in his arms. However, it turns out that the three judges liked the dance. The pair earned a score of 24 out of 30, its highest score in the series to date, and a combined total of 46 out of 60.

Alexis and Alan become great and retro

6:18 p.m.:

Alexis and Alan finally had the chance to remake their jive the first week after being paired with Bruno for the judges dance.

For the routine, they decided to opt for a number on the theme of aerobics, with shiny and very short training suits that highlighted the legs of Alexis (and Alan) perfectly tonic.

The jive, set to "Yes" by Merry Clayton, was a raw, wild amusement that always managed to include a lot of substance and style that deserved much praise from their mentor, as well as from the other two judges. .

"The concept I loved, but the dance was fabulous," Len wondered.

As the two men joined Erin on the balcony, they could not contain their excited energy as they jumped like adorable madmen.

The energy level just rose after getting a perfect score of 30 out of 30, for a total of 58 out of 60.

Bobby and Sharna are accompanied by Len

6:08 p.m.:

For the Bobby and Sharna judges' choice dance, they were paired with Len, who wanted to see the couple make a jive – as the radio star did the first week – but this time on "Gimme Some Lovin & # 39; " from The Spencer. Davis Group.

With their brilliant gold sets, Bobby and Sharna invaded the dance floor with a lot of energy and enthusiasm, showing just how much the star had developed as an artist. performer in the last two months of competition.

In the end, however, Bobby added his touch of light when he tore off his black t-shirt to reveal a white t-shirt underneath depicting Len's smiling face.

The judges all appreciated his growth and rewarded him with a 24 out of 30, for a combined total of 45 out of 60.

Milo and Witney reinforce their game once again

18h00:

Milo Manheim showed love to his mother, actress Camryn Manheim, by dedicating his first dance of the night. It is only normal that she comes to support him every week from the public.

Hitting the ground with his partner Witney, the two men achieved a beautiful, clean, pbadionate Argentine tango – set on The Weeknd's "Pray for Me," Kendrick Lamar – a magnificent tribute to his devoted mother.

After the dance, Milo made sure to hug his mother before getting a lot of love and praise from the judges. While his Argentine tango was inevitably compared to Juan Pablo's top-level performance, there was still much appreciation for the routine.

In the end, perhaps because of the early Argentine tango's epic tale that night, they won 27 out of 30 (despite the fact that that night, it would have probably been perfect for 30). However, they still have a chance to impress the judges with their second performance later tonight.

Evanna and Keo become emotional after a flawless performance

5:50 p.m.:

Evanna and Keo are the couple who keep improving each week. This week, they released a staggering figure that the actress dedicated to her late friend and director Simon Fitzmaurice, who died last year after a long battle with ALS.

The duo took place on the dance floor in beautiful pale purple ensembles to present a contemporary routine entitled "Standing Up for Something" by Andra Day, and everything went perfectly when the two dancers strained. hand to an empty director's chair bearing the name of Simon.

The judges applauded the dance and emphasized the importance of dance and Evanna's evolution as a dancer. The pair got a perfect score of 30 out of 30.

While she was talking with Erin on the balcony after the dance, Keo was moved to tears when the co-host truly shared her love for the longtime pro, who had never been so advanced in the competition .

Juan Pablo and Cheryl continue their momentum

5:40 p.m.:

Juan Pablo and Cheryl entered the semi-finals as the only couple to have three perfect scores this season.

For his first dance of the night, Juan Pablo is moved by his pre-recorded package by explaining why he had decided to dedicate the dance to his beloved mother, who has successfully fought against cancer and who is one. " warrior woman ", in the words of the star.

When they took the stage for their Argentine tango, set to "Libertango" of Tango foreverit was hard to remember to breathe. They have made bady and accurate dances in the past, but the music, the red, the smoky lighting and the incredible choreography have combined to create something truly incredible.

After the dance, while they were throwing themselves into the glory of a standing ovation, Juan Pablo rushed to kiss his mother and father, who were watching the audience.

The judges' comments have been expansive. Len said he would always remember their Argentine tango, while Bruno and Carrie Ann were almost speechless about the perfection of dance.

"The people watching our show for 27 seasons, as well as me, have been stunned," said Carrie Ann. "You are in a clbad of your own."

Needless to say, both men have earned their perfect fourth 30 out of 30 and are, without a doubt, the couple that deserves to win the Mirrorball trophy (though it's impossible to predict who will actually do it).

Joe and Jenna become romantic

5:29 p.m.:

For their semifinal performance, Jenna decided to show Joe's romantic side a contemporary routine inspired by David Gray's "This Year's Love", and hot chemistry was in between.

Joe dedicated the dance to his fiancée, Kendall, who was among the spectators to cheer him while he and Jenna performed a dance with almost constant physical contact that could have even made Jenna DWTS Pro boyfriend Val Chmerkovskiy a little jealous.

As Len mentioned in his comments, Joe did not have much to do for the dance, but they were all in agreement that the little he was doing he it came out well and did not spoil actively.

For their efforts, the couple got a decent rating of 22 out of 30 and got their second "8". of the season from Carrie Ann, whom Joe has declared his "favorite judge".

Alexis and Alan become even closer

5:19 p.m.:

For his first dance, Alexis dedicated the routine to his partner, Alan, for all that he did to help her grow as a dancer.

While they were going on stage for their waltz, set on Mgr. Briggs' "Water", the bady couple played one of the most alluring numbers of the season up to now, and it was hard not to feel the electricity between them.

Bruno complimented the "heavenly fluidity" of the dance and the three judges had a lot of love for the routine – with the exception of Carrie Ann's mad hate for Len's uprisings and anger for the Dance does not have enough traditional waltz content.

For their efforts, both players scored a stellar score of 28 out of 30.

Bobby and Sharna keep their heads high

5:12 p.m.:

Shirtless Bobby was all smiles even after Sharna and him received a disappointing score of 21 out of 30.

However, the star did not worry much about their scores. Instead, he used his time at the microphone to express his support for those affected by the California wildfires.

"There are a lot of people here who are suffering very badly," said Bones, encouraging all his fans to donate to those who have been displaced by the wildfires.

Bobby and Sharna show their fun energy

5:07 p.m.:

Bobby's first dance was dedicated to his legion of fans, which he fully recognizes as the only reason he went so far.

"I'm not here because of my scores, I'm here because of my people," Bobby said in the pre-recorded package. And he really gave his fans what they were looking for when he and Sharna took the stage for a delusional and stripping salsa – set on Flo Rida's "GDFR".

Spectators came on stage to encourage Bobby and Sharna to attend the energetic performance, it was a fun and exciting homage to the love of life – a message the star has always insulted. DWTS.

Although the judges appreciated his thirst for life, they did not really have good marks for his technical abilities. However, they threw out a commercial before revealing the scores, so we will have to see how his fun energy translates into numbers.

Semi-finals kick off

5:01 p.m.:

Instead of the usual mbadive musical number, the DWTS The semifinals opted for a memorable souvenir by introducing each couple to the scene by throwing them onto the dance floor and citing one of their previous prerecorded packages on their hopes for the season.

It was not as spectacular as most weeks, but it made it clear: tonight it's about couples and finalists.

Where we are after last week …

4:58 p.m.:

After last night 's exciting Country Night, three couples found themselves on the block and fans had to bid farewell to two of them as part of an expected but brutal double elimination.

John Schneider and his partner Emma Slater had the ax, alongside DeMarcus Ware and Lindsay Arnold, leaving the remaining six couples to fight in the semifinals. Given the number of stars remaining, there is a good chance that we will see another double elimination at the end of tonight's show.