Hall and Oates

Dancing with the Stars Elimination Night: Week Three

March 25, 2009 at 4:05am PST

Tags: Adele, Dancing with the Stars, Denise Richards, Elimination Night, Hall and Oates, Holly Madison, Karina Smirnoff, Maksim Chmerkovskiy, Recap, Steve Wozniak, Steve-O

Photos: ABC

Last night, Dancing with the Stars had the best group dance to the best performance we’ve ever seen on the show.

Hall and Oates (yeah, Hall and Oates) took the stage to perform their megahit “Maneater” (that’s our jam!) while Karina, Dmitry, Tony and Maks did an 80s inspired, Flashdance-esque group dance that was brillz.

Karina and her Ogilvy home perm were killing it and at the end of the dance, she and Maks came in for an almost kiss that was both very sexy and totally sweet. We audibly awww-ed.

But now for who stays and who goes.

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