Benji Schwimmer

Dancing with the Stars Elimination Night Recap: Week Eight

November 12, 2008 at 7:26am PST

Tags: Benji Schwimmer, Brad Paisley, Cheryl Burke, Cody Linley, Dancing with the Stars, Derek Hough, Edyta Sliwinska, Elimination Night Recap, Kym Johnson, Lacey Schwimmer, Lance Bass, Maurice Green, So You Think You Can Dance

The couple invited back for this week’s encore was Warren, or, as Bruno calls him, Mr. Big Fun, and Kym to perform their 007 Tango.

Back in the red room, Julianne Hough, recovered from her appendectomy, thanked Edyta for stepping in. “You’ve done an incredible job and I really mean that,” she said, with an underlying air that perhaps the two had some previous tension between them. “We’re all one big family here,” Samantha Harris gushed while Julianne made a face. What’s up with that Lady Bird?

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