Dancing With the Stars returns Monday for the sixth week of season 30, and the show is getting spooky for the Halloween season! With a slew of excited celebs ready to show off their moves, ET is following along throughout the two-hour spectacular to break down all the best dances and the most surprising moments from DWTS’ scream-tastic tribute to horror!
As the contestants duke it out on the dance floor with their creepiest, most fearsome routines, judges Carrie Ann Inaba, Len Goodman, Bruno Tonioli and Derek Hough will be giving feedback and doling out their scores — all before another pair gets the axe at the end!
After last week’s truly shocking elimination, only 10 couples remain to show off their moves with a dance number inspired by a classic horror film. They will all be dancing their hearts out as they try to win the votes of the viewers and the support of the judges.
The bloody battle for the mirrorball trophy kicks off on Monday at 8 p.m. ET/PT on ABC, and ET will be covering all the highlights in real time.
It’s Time for the Elimination — Who’s Getting the Axe
6:59 PM: Two couples are going home tonight, and Tyra dramatically reads through the long list of the groups that are safe, leaving only the bottom two on stage.
After a bloody night of dancing, the bottom two couples are Kenya and Brandon, as well as Suni and Sasha!
This means its time for the judges to vote.
Carrie Ann votes to save Suni.
Derek Votes to save Suni as well.
It all comes down to Bruno, and he sides with his cohorts, voting for Suni and Sasha and sending Kenya and Brandon home.
Kenya is brought to tears but is still smiling.
“I just want to say thank you so much for this opportunity, this has been a dream come true!” she shares in her last parting words.
She truly put in a great effort this season, and it’s tough to see her go.
Amanda Kloots Saws Up the Dance Floor
6:50 PM: Amanda and Alan are getting gory for their Horror Night dance.
The pair are hitting the stage for an Argentine tango set to “Paint It Black” by Ciara — and the whole thing is based on the gory splatterflick Saw.
As we can see in the pre-taped package, there’s some stress surrounding this week’s number, as it’s a hard dance to pull off.
However, Amanda is throwing herself into unfamiliar territory with gusto. Donning the iconic Jigsaw mask, Amanda slays on the dance floor, delivering a frighteningly powerful number that serves as a fantastic closer for the night.
“For me, that was a 10,” Derek says.
“That was so sharp!” Bruno praises. “The whole thing was great.”
