Judges’ Scores: 40/40 (fusion) 40/40 (freestyle)įor their fusion dance, Amanda and Alan mixed a Viennese waltz with a paso doble, and Amanda seemed to finally allow herself to get a little sensual with her performance - though, to be fair, her previous dramatic performances were weighed down by insane Cruella and Saw costuming.
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And though of course their freestyle was jam-packed with wild lifts, Iman also had to master a dense dance full of very fast footwork, and he did so with a casual, fun flair that made the performance such a treat to watch. Since the routine was heavy on traditional ballroom steps, Iman’s so-so technique was glaring, but oscillating between those two wildly different styles was an impressively handled endeavor.
In what was arguably the finale’s biggest head-scratcher of a fusion dance, Iman and Daniella had the unenviable task of combining a cha-cha and a… foxtrot? And Iman did pretty darn well with navigating those transitions. All told, JoJo and Jenna’s evening was about as flawless as possible, and the judges’ paddles sure reflected that. But, oh, you needed another power surge? Then behold their freestyle, which included elements of various ballroom styles they’ve performed throughout the season, while also mixing in some high-energy and positively joyous sequences with the troupe. JoJo and Jenna first hit us with a tango/cha-cha fusion dance in Round 1, which had enough electricity to light up the Dancing ballroom for all of next season.
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With Derek Hough still in quarantine after contracting COVID-19 last week, sister Julianne - a former DWTS pro and former DWTS judge herself - filled in for him during the finale. Here’s how the final two rounds of scored performances shook out - and no, you weren’t hallucinating a different Hough sibling behind the judges’ dais.
Live in Front of a Studio Audience Returning to ABC With Episodes of Diff'rent Strokes and Facts of Life Tom Bergeron Unpacks DWTS Firing ('I Wasn't Surprised'), Admits Season 28 'Was Not the Show That I Loved' First, each duo performed a fusion dance, which combined two different styles into one routine next up, it was the freestyles, easily the most fun and ambitious round of every season. But before we could find out whether 47 percent of TVLine readers had accurately predicted Siwa as the winner, there was still plenty of dancing to be done.
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