DWTS Season 5 - Week 6

LucyDiamond said:
This should be an interesting week. Several of the stars seem to be out of their comfort zone.
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Yes, I was thinking the same thing.

I hope poor Helio can get back to how he used to be before he started thinking too hard about dancing. Otherwise I'm afraid he could be on the chopping block here soon. Of course, now that only the good ones are left, its anyone's guess as to who will go next. The bottom two have been quite random this time(with the exception of a few people).
 
LucyDiamond said:
This should be an interesting week. Several of the stars seem to be out of their comfort zone.
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Agree.

Although . . . my reaction to Sabrina doing Foxtrot is that she is getting a dance likely to be more within her comfort zone since Foxtrot *can* be jazz-y (since they're typically doing Smooth vs Standard, although it does depend on the music selection).
 
Jane will have a rough night doing a jive and a rock-n-roll group dance. And she's been in the bottom 2, so I think she'll go this week.
 
anp73ga31 said:
Yes, I was thinking the same thing.

I hope poor Helio can get back to how he used to be before he started thinking too hard about dancing. Otherwise I'm afraid he could be on the chopping block here soon. Of course, now that only the good ones are left, its anyone's guess as to who will go next. The bottom two have been quite random this time(with the exception of a few people).
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Sorry, I can't call Cameron one of the good ones, even if he has improved a lot since the first shows.
 
I agree, gingerbread. It looks like Mel, Jennie, and Marie have dances they could execute really well, and I hope they do. It would be nice to see Helio return to his early form as well.
 
two_left_feet said:
Jane will have a rough night doing a jive and a rock-n-roll group dance. And she's been in the bottom 2, so I think she'll go this week.
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Well, thats the thing. Mel and Max have also been in the bottom two. So if they do bad, they could be in the bottom two as well. It could really go either way.
 
gingerbread said:
Sorry, I can't call Cameron one of the good ones, even if he has improved a lot since the first shows.
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I was only calling him "good" as compared to Mark Cuban, Wayne Newton and all the others who are already gone who were much worse. Thats the ONLY way his dancing can be called good (and even that's a stretch).
 
Sabrina's foxtrot was less then what it could be. She miss stepped in at least one and maybe even two spots, arms weren't flowing smoothly throughout, a little to sharp in her movements, limited amount of swing, ... hmmm ... what did I miss?
 
Jennie's mambo seemed to have less dancing then there could have been. I wasn't as fully thrilled as the judges seemed to be.
 
DancePoet,
At least you seem to agree with me. I did not see at all what the judges saw, we must have seen a completely different dance.

Thas mambo was awful, deserved 21 at the very most. She did not do one single decent basic step, it was all posing and she was very stiff when doing a few steps. I think I can judge a good from a bad mambo although I am not a ballroom dancer. But I have seen tons of real good to great mambo performances over the past years. And this was terrible.

I completely agree on Cameron. He has no feeling for the music, he is stiff and he mostly poses and his only plus is Edyta. And as a person he is also dull, at least for me, he starts annoying me with his comments.
 
Jane looked so cute and sexy in her outfit. But her jive totally lacked energy, it was not good at all, I am afraid.

Do they all not live up to the level they showed in the past weeks or is it me, am I too critical today?
 
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