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Week 4 Most Memorable Year

posted 8 years ago by Daggerboard (581)
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Normani/Val - It was ok. Not a lot there, but admittedly, I was distracted by her unflattering dress and the unimpressive singing group she belongs to.

Nick/Peta - Nick and Vanessa's "romance" is unconvincing. Nick is capable of a few moves, but the dance itself was kind of gross.

Nancy/Artem - Absolutely lovely. Nancy brings a maturity and grace to the floor the other dancers don't seem to have.

Mr. T/Kym - Very sweet, but wish Mr. T would have kept moving like in the first part of the performance. The end seemed to be all Kym.

Heather/Alan - For a pro, she's fine. The dance seemed like one of those "go to commercial" pro-dance bumpers. Heather's obviously talented, but her movements seem kind of jerky.

David/Lindsay - A baseball player trying his best. Nothing to write home about.

Rashad/Emma - Beautiful. When a man can be a MAN and still show grace, strength, emotion, and the ability to dance, it's a winner.

Erika/Gleb - Needs more practice.

Simone/Sasha - Touching personal story. Dance was very nice. Not sure about the dress.

Bonner/Sharna - Was hoping for more, but still fine. Sharna is a pleasure to watch.

[–] Jes' Sayin' (6525) 8 years ago

Nice commentary.

I'm three for three on predictions of who would go home, which I can hardly believe. Now it gets tougher. Probably now it comes down more to popularity than dancing for a while. I'm going to guess that Nick may be next.

I'm pretty convinced after last night that Simone will win the whole thing.

[–] Daggerboard (581) 8 years ago

You're on a streak! I hope Nick isn't the next to go, though, but I wouldn't be surprised if he is. I think he's got room to improve.

Just finished watching Disney night. Pretty disappointing. There's usually at least one memorable dance. Not this time.

[–] Jes' Sayin' (6525) 8 years ago

Yeah, seems like the show put more effort into the out-of-competition numbers this time. Perhaps a sign that they're running out of the good songs and trying hard not to repeat themselves.

We saw more of that 7-8-9-8 type of scoring, which is pretty unusual.