'Dancing With the Stars' Season 20: Week 5 'Disney Night' Performances and Scores Recap
It was a magical time at "Dancing With the Stars" last Monday as the show celebrated "Disney Night" for week 5 of the competition. Pairs performed routines to beloved songs from iconic Disney films and at the end of the night, three pairs delivered stunning performances, while one pair was sent home.
Here's how the couples fared in week 5 of 'Dancing With the Stars':
Suzanne Somers and Tony Dovolani
Dance: Jazz to "He's a Tramp" from 'Lady and the Tramp'
Score: 28 (out of 40)
After being told that they're in jeopardy, the pair started off the night with a jazz number. Unfortunately, Suzanne's heel got caught in her dress and she had a few missteps. "It's such a pity you had that hiccup because that was your best dance to date," said Len Goodman.
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Robert Herjavec and Kym Johnson
Dance: Quickstep to "Step in Time" from 'Mary Poppins'
Score: 24
The pair was advised to work on their quickstep as Carrie Ann Inaba told Robert, "You were so out of step." But Len felt differently and praised the "Shark Tank" boss, saying "It was full of razzle dazzle. You come out, you entertain, well done."
Patti LaBelle and Artem Chigvintsev
Dance: Waltz to "When You Wish Upon a Star" from 'Pinocchio'
Score: 27
Despite suffering a serious knee injury, Patti put her game face on and promised her partner that she would never let him down. Bruno Tonioli said, "You managed to sprinkle your own little stardust around the room. Julianne Hough was impressed with the legendary singer and told her, "Your attitude is unbelievable."
Willow Shields and Mark Ballas
Dance: Foxtrot to "Alice's Theme" from 'Alice in Wonderland'
Score: 34
"You're getting better and better," Bruno told Willow, and he advised her to take ballet classes if she has the time. The dance was so playful that Julianne exclaimed, "Am I still at Coachella? I'm so confused."
Chris Soules and Witney Carson
Dance: Quickstep to "Zero to Hero" from 'Hercules'
Score: 27
Soules took last week's critiques rather hard, and his frustration was evident during their rehearsal package, where he sustained a calf injury. Len told him, "Bearing [your injury] in mind, I thought you did fine."
Sharna Burgess and Noah Galloway
Dance: Foxtrot to "A Whole New World" from 'Aladdin'
Score: 28
This week showed the army vet struggling with his limitations, but Sharna helped him to focus and deliver a solid performance. "You've captured the hearts of everyone here," said Carrie Ann. "Looking at you made us all believe in magic," said Bruno.
Riker Lynch and Allison Holker
Dance: Paso Doble to "He's a Pirate" from 'Pirates of the Caribbean'
Score: 38
After Riker expressed his disappointment at finishing in fourth place last week, he stunned the judges with an impressive performance as he channeled Captain Jack Sparrow in his paso doble. "This was fast, this was furious, well done," said Len. "You killed it! Best, best ever!" said Carrie Ann.
Rumer Willis and Valentin Chmerkovskiy
Dance: Samba to "Poor Unfortunate Souls" from 'The Little Mermaid'
Score: 39
Rumer got in touch with her inner villain as she danced as Ursula in their samba, which captured the judges' hearts. "That was sickly creative!" said Carrie Ann. "To me, that was the best dance of the night," said Julianne. "You are a fantastic dancer," said Len.
Nastia Liukin and Derek Hough
Dance: Jazz to "Love is an Open Door" from 'Frozen'
Score: 38
The pair delivered a flawless performance and Len quipped, "There was nothing 'Frozen' about that. That was like a warm hug on a cold evening." Bruno said that the dance was "perfect in every way."
In the end, Suzanne Somers was eliminated from the competition. "I think all women my age should go on hormones," she joked. Somers was also grateful to her partner as she said, "I just want to say something about Tony Dovolani. He is a gentleman and he gave me everything he had. I so loved this."
"Dancing With the Stars" airs on Mondays at 8 p.m. on ABC.
