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Dancing with the Stars Elimination Night: Week One
September 25, 2008 at 9:00am PST
Tags: Dancing with the Stars, Derek Hough, elimination, Hanson, Hope and Faith, Jesse McCartney, Jonas Brothers, Kim Kardashian, Mark Ballas, Married...with Children, Menudo, Ted McGinley, The Monkees, toni braxton

DWTS Elimination Night always sucks. ABC makes us suffer through sixty minutes to reach the 10 seconds when they announce who’s cut. Making last night even suckier: one of the first safe couples. 

Seriously, America? Seriously?

You saved Kim and her Norman Schwarzkopf of an ass? What were you thinking? Now we have to suffer through another week of her phony humility and moronic blathering. Thanks.

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