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Dancing with the Stars Recap: Week Three

March 24, 2009 at 4:57am PST

Tags: Chuck Wicks, Dancing with the Stars, David Alan Grier, Denise Richards, Gilles Marini, Holly Madison, Lawrence Taylor, Lil' Kim, Melissa Rycroft, Shawn Johnson, Steve Wozniak, Steve-O, Ty Murray

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Dancing with the Stars Recap: Week Three

Denise and Maks started the show with a Samba that was just sad. Denise looked graceless, confused and lost. Len felt they needed "more Latin kick." "That was so flat and full of holes" Bruno chided. "We're going backwards." "I'm gonna have to go with Bruno" Carrie Ann agreed. Two fives and a six give them 16 points.

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