Chuck Wickes

Dancing with the Stars Recap: Week Four
March 31, 2009 at 5:28am PST
Tags: Chuck Wickes, Dancing with the Stars, David Alan Grier, Gilles Marini, Holly Madison, Melissa Rycroft, Recap, Shawn Johnson, Steve Wozniak, Steve-O, Ty Murray, Week Four
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Facing this week’s double elimination, everyone pushed extra hard with two new dances, the Lindy Hop and the Argentine Tango.

David and Kym were first to perform the Lindy Hop, a perfect dance for David and all his ADD energy. He even threw in a cartwheel. “It had fun, it had energy, occasionally you lost the rhythm,” Len conceded. “The footwork…is something you could work on,” Bruno agreed. “I loved it, I thought it was great,” Carrie Ann countered. The judges give them 22 points.

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