The Disney Night "Dancing With the Stars" ends in a shocking elimination!

And the couple who comes home is …

7:00 p.m.:

At the end of the night, the two couples who were in danger were, shockingly, DeMarcus and Alexis!

After a muffled audience, Tom Bergeron dragged the elimination for a long time before revealing that no one would go home tonight!

After all, it's Disney night, so it takes a happy ending! It will be next week for the bloodbath (because a double elimination is almost certainly imminent – which is appropriate for the Halloween party of the series).

Milo and Witney are just incredible

6:57 p.m.:

Milo and Witney donned tight-fitting super-hero costumes for their quickstep – set to "Incredits 2" of The Incredibles 2 generic end – and the dance was deliciously strange and fun.

To pitch the number, the two men – Mr. Incredible and Elastigirl – saved Tom Bergeron from a cage, but were joined by some DWTS pros: Juniors at the end, who played their super kid, Violet and Dash well. .

While Len had problems with physical contact between the two men, due to elastane, Carrie Ann and Bruno loved the dance. The latter even awarded them a coveted "10" for a total score of 28 out of 30.

Bobby and Sharna explore the majesty of "the little mermaid"

6:47 p.m.:

One week after Bobby Bones Hammer Dance's bad reception of M.C., the radio star returned to the stage with an elegant waltz – set to "Part of Your World" The little Mermaid – and it was far from his previous performance.

Bobby played Prince Eric, while Sharna played perhaps the most amazingly beautiful Ariel the world has ever seen.

The beautiful professional wore a beautiful green skirt with mermaid cut that worked perfectly, transforming into Little Mermaid and allowing him to focus on the routine while avoiding the witches of the sea, always ideal.

After the dance, Bobby stayed in Prince Eric's posture during the judges' comments – instead of running on the dance floor like a maniac – because of Sharna who hit her again and again during the week of repetition.

The dance earned the couple a score of 21 out of 30.

John Schneider's fast pace proves difficult

6:36 p.m.:

Prior to the pre-recorded routine, John, 58, was much focused on the difficult pace of not fast, pointing out that his age was a problem.

However, when he arrived on the floor with Emma Slater, he did not seem to have as many problems as he had predicted when it came to dancing a quick step for "I Wan & # 39; na Be Like You "from The jungle Book.

Tipping a tuxedo in gold and black zebra, the Dukes of Hazzard star looked like a million dollars and did not seem upset at all when he and Emma approached to ask the judges' opinion.

Carrie Ann and Len both said that this number was John's best performance so far and that they all complimented the amount of traditional fast-paced content in the number.

With a score of 24 out of 30, this dance was the best of the couple's season up to now, showing how much he was growing as a dancer.

Jordan Fisher gets a lot of time in the air

6:29 p.m.:

Do not get me wrong, it's good to see Jordan back on the DWTS step after winning season 25, but the talented singer got two music numbers tonight, including the grand opulent opening!

Although it seems like all this is just an addition for DWTS: Juniors (of which Fisher is co-host), it's always fun to watch him play with the junior pros.

Mary Lou pulls out a sword

6:22 p.m.:

Mary Lou and Sasha were charged with performing a contemporary routine on "Reflection" of Mulan, and it was a very good performance that ended with the tears of joy of the former Olympian.

However, it started a little clumsily when, in what seemed like an effort to stay true to reality. Mulan history a little too close, Mary Lou came out with a massive sword and everything seemed wrong in its place.

Given the fact that the sword has not really played a role in the number, the start is a bit ridiculous.

However, she managed to overcome this with the rest of the dance, where she showed her grace and sweet elegance.

Len made one of the best compliments that he was physically able to do when he qualified the dance as "competent" and the rest of the judges seemed to like it as well. The pair earned a score of 25 out of 30, making it their best performance of the season.

Andrea and Matteo Bocelli classify the seal

6:13 p.m.:

The iconic singer and his talented son played grand pianos like DWTS troop members danced on their song "Fall on Me", taken from Disney's next fantasy epic, Nutcracker and the Four Kingdoms.

The moment was a peaceful respite from the chaos and excitement of the regular competition of the series, and the magnificent melody could have made me want to see Nutcracker more than any trailer that they have published so far.

& # 39; Joe Grocery & # 39; and Jenna Break & # 39; DWTS & # 39;

5:59 p.m.:

Each night of Disney, there is always a performance that serves mainly as a complement for a future Disney movie. This season, it's Ralph breaks the Internetand they gave Joe and Jenna the performance of the quasi-product placement.

In the pre-recorded package, it is clear that Joe was really disappointed by last week's scores, and he was able to remind people of how charming he was with his trip to Disneyland.

That being said, when the time came for their jive – set to "Zero" by Imagine Dragons on the Ralph breaks the Internet soundtrack – it seemed like Joe was actually trying to prove that he was growing up as a dancer.

While there were probably a million different ways to make the dance funny or clumsy, the star actually tried to prove that he deserved a place in the cast.

Bruno said the dance was a "small step" in the right direction, while Carrie Ann went further with her praise calling it "a vast improvement" and praised her confidence for the dances of the past weeks .

The pair ended up with a score of 17 out of 30, which is higher than last week's score, but still ranks last in the standings.

Evanna and Keo avoid getting tangled up

5:50 p.m.:

Last week, Evanna and Keo found themselves in danger after achieving really impressive scores. It is therefore difficult to find the motivation to perform well when it seems that it does not matter.

However, when they went to the dance floor for their jazz program, they chose "When Will Life Life Begin?" of Confusesthey always gave everything and danced their hearts.

The beautiful actress interprets Evanna in the role of Rapunzel and the radiant and enthusiastic actress is the perfect embodiment of the beloved Disney Princess.

Meanwhile, Keo was a perfect fit for the playful Flynn Rider and they both managed the dance with grace and elegance.

Although the judges criticized some technical aspects of the routine, the couple scored 24 out of 30, the same result as when it was almost eliminated last week. The question now is whether it is good enough to keep them away this time.

Evanna and the adventure of the roller coaster of Keo

5:44 p.m.:

In their pre-recorded package, Evanna and Keo headed to Disneyland and toured Big Thunder Mountain, where we could see their faces as they climbed the roller coaster.

Really, this must be something we see of all couples. I want to see Mary Lou Retton panic on a roller coaster!

DeMarcus and Lindsay go beyond

5:36 p.m.:

If anyone in this season of DWTS was chosen to play Hercules, could there be a better choice than DeMarcus? He is torn, he is charming and he seems to be a really good guy.

So it's no surprise that once on the dance floor – in a brown and orange outfit from Hercules – he and Lindsay pulled out a Charleston set for "A Star is Born" which was a real treat.

A moment that shone brightly is when DeMarcus lifted Lindsay and turned it into a "human windmill," as Tom Bergeron explains.

What is particularly impressive is the way they managed to pull it all off despite Lindsay's broken shoes at the very beginning of the number! She apparently managed to keep it by really squeezing her toes.

DeMarcus has sometimes been criticized for his lack of finesse in favor of the use of power. Ironically, when it came to playing Hercules, he was sweeter and more precise than ever.

The pair got an impressive 26 out of 30, one of their best scores of the season!

Juan Pablo plays Gaston with a hilarious perfection

5:24 p.m.:

According to Juan Pablo, he always wanted to play Gaston, and he certainly took up the challenge with enthusiasm.

The beautiful star embodied the arrogant, piggy head and vain The beauty and the Beast antagonist with a charm and humor that perfectly match the character.

Cheryl and Juan Pablo dominated the dance floor (Juan Pablo actually stole the show for most of the routine) for their Viennese waltz on the famous "Gaston" tune.

From the actor's ponytail to his smile passing through his burgundy coat, everything has been highlighted and the dance has sparked a tremendous amount of love from all the judges.

For the second time this season, the two teammates were at the top of the rankings with a score of 29 out of 30, tied with Alexis and Alan.

Wow, the first two couples of the night have really set the bar high. I can not wait to see how everyone is trying to clean it up.

Alex and Alan are attacking at 'Pocahontas & # 39;

5:11 p.m.:

In order to get ready for Disney Night, Alexis and Alan went to Disneyland for a fun research trip (and a barely veiled date, it seemed), which looked like a ton of fun.

In addition, they are really starting to highlight the partnership between Alexis and Alan, huh? I mean, the clumsily address it directly in the pre-recorded package was pretty glaring.

However, it seems that their chemistry (romantic or not) is bearing fruit. While playing their Foxtrot, set it on "Just Around the Riverbend" of Pocahontas, According to Judge Bruno Tonioli, the couple realized that "two hearts beat like one".

Carrie Ann had the same praise, calling her best dance of the season.

The first couple to occur each week often seems harder than the couples at the end of the episode, but Alexis and Alan managed to use their magic to get Carrie Ann and Bruno's 10 for a peak of the season of 29 out of 30.

In addition, it is certainly adorable to see Alexis and Alan blush questions of romance. Maybe that could help to bring them vital votes?

A very Disney intro

5:03 p.m.:

If you had not realized that it was Disney Night the Dance with the starBefore the agreement, this was made obvious in a few moments, due to the profusion of Mickey Mouse images adorning each surface during the tedious opening number of the series.

In addition, Mickey taking center stage as Jordan Fisher danced and sang with the cast of DWTS: Juniors was a pretty clear indicator.

Personally, I think it would be fun if they had characters in giant costumes Donald and Daisy Duck in the background of all episodes, themed Disney or others.

Disney Night Dance Predictions

5:00 p.m.:

Every season, the stars and the professionals give their all to create some of the most exciting shows of the season.

(Also, a couple still seems stuck dancing with CGI characters and it's disappointing.) My bet is Joe and Jenna, who are dancing on "Zero" of the next movie Ralph breaks the Internet, are going to be struggling with this chore. But maybe that's for the best, as Joe and Ralph seem to have the same prowess in dance.)

With regard to dances, we have great hopes:

-Juan Pablo & Cheryl dancing a Viennese waltz to "Gaston" of The beauty and the Beast (because Juan Pablo could make a dashing Gaston)

-Marcus & Lindsay dancing a Charleston to "A star is born" of Hercules (again, because DeMarcus could do an awesome Hercules)

-Milo and Witney dance a quick step towards the "Incredits 2" jazzy of the generic of assembly to The Incredibles 2. If there is a star this year that could make an incredible quick step, it's Milo.

For the rest (especially Alexis and Alan), there is always a chance that they can really achieve something special.

Look at the week 4

4:58 p.m.:

Before Disney Night starts and the remaining nine couples do not leave on the dance floor, let's see how this elimination started to be felt last week.

Despite some mediocre performances from "Joe's Grocery" Amabile and Bobby Bones, the two stars who found themselves in danger were Evanna Lynch and Tinashe – two of the best dancers in the competition.

In the end, it was the dancer "2 On" and her partner, Brandon Armstrong, a professional of the first time, who had the ax. This elimination comes after Armstrong and she gave a tango that earned them a score of 26 out of 30, allowing them to win the second place in the standings. However, judges' scores were not enough to compensate for the apparent lack of votes by viewers.