Last night's Episode 6 - (Famous Dances theme) opened up with a terrifically choreographed number "Putting It on the Ritz" in the tradition of the best of the famous movies' dancing arrangements done by legendary masters on the like of Busby Berkley, Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly - from whom - the current DWTS - choreographer - could take some lessons - if they are not already doing that.
As far as the last night's dancers go - Sharna and Anthony's "Footloose" routine looked and felt like tons of fun - but the judges underscored it as compared to overly high marks bestowed on Wanya and Lindsay - InSync routine which presented only slightly higher than average dance choreography with the same grade of the musical arrangement. Also - according to the viewers' Facebook forum - the judges were overly generous with their highest marks when scoring Paige and Mark's routine. We absolutely agree - the judges should not put their favoritisms or winners' preferences - on blatant display. The viewers take notice and are not thrilled about it at all.
Doug Flutie finally went home - actually the viewers should have voted him off - way before - a graceful and talented - Marla Maples was sent home - according to our editorial staff and many viewers on the Facebook forum.
Ginger Z and Val Schmerkovski performed Janet Jackson standard which left a lot of room for improvement on every count - however - the judges still over scored them - even if the marks given were only slightly higher than average.
We consider Nyle and Peta's demonstration - of an enormously difficult Quick Step from Jim Carrey's "Mask" - as deserving much higher marks from the judges - certainly - Nyle and Peta should have garnered higher scores than Ginger Z and Val for their decent but not outstanding in any way - Janet Jackson - Jazz piece.
Don't forget to click here on Tues. May 3 - 2016 for the review of Mon. May 2 - 2016 - show.
Have a great week - the last one for April 2016!
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