Dancing with the Stars (2005)

On the season premiere, eleven celebrities paired with professional instructors will make their ballroom dancing debut performing one of two disciplines - the Cha Cha or the Foxtrot. As the viewing audience votes for their favorite performances via phone or online at www.abc.com, the couples will be judged, critiqued and scored by a panel of dance experts -- renowned Ballroom Judge Len Goodman, and dancer/choreographers Bruno Tonioli and Carrie Ann Inaba. The couple receiving the lowest combined score will be eliminated from the competition the following evening on the Dancing with the Stars the Results Show,.

The second couple will be dismissed on "Dancing with the Stars the Results Show. Grammy-winning recording artist Ciara takes to the stage to perform her hit, "Like a Boy." Music sensation Josh Groban will then sing "So She Dances," as Tony Dovolani and Julianne Hough perform. In addition, the rock band Survivor will perform the classic "Eye of the Tiger" as the professionals do a group Paso Doble.

The fourth couple will be dismissed on "Dancing with the Stars the Results Show," . Grammy Award winning R&B artist Macy Gray will perform her single, "Finally Made Me Happy," from her new album, "Big." "Dancing with the Stars" Season Two contestant Lisa Rinna will take the stage to with six other dancers to perform a number from the hit musical "Chicago." Rinna has been tapped to play the role of "Roxie," debuting in June on Broadway. Professional dancer Louis Van Amstel also returns to perform his choreographed "Zoot Suit Riot" number from the "Dancing with the Stars Tour.".

The finalists will have the mirror ball trophy within their reach as the eighth couple is dismissed on "Dancing with the Stars the Results Show," . Grammy Award and Latin Grammy Award winner Enrique Igelsias will perform his hit, "Hero," alongside professional dancers Louis Van Amstel, Karina Smirnoff, Alec Mazo and Edyta Sliwinska. He also sings his latest single, "Do You Know," from his new album, "Insomniac." Viewers will also be treated to a performance by the world's greatest living flamenco dancer, Joaquin Cortes, who makes a special trip from Europe for a spectacular and unique routine.

Tuesday's two-hour finale features the couples' third and final performance, one of their favorite past routines from the season. The judges' cumulative scores for the three dances will be combined with viewers' votes from the previous night to determine the winner. Other finale highlights include a group dance featuring all eight eliminated couples from this season. The professionals will also take the stage to Björk's "It's Oh So Quiet." All the excitement and frenzy will lead up to the moment we've all been waiting for -- Who among the three finalists will win reign as champions of "Dancing with the Stars" and take home the coveted mirror ball trophy?.

Tuesday's two-hour finale features the couples' third and final performance, one of their favorite past routines from the season. The judges' cumulative scores for the three dances will be combined with viewers' votes from the previous night to determine the winner. Other finale highlights include a group dance featuring all eight eliminated couples from this season. The professionals will also take the stage to Björk's "It's Oh So Quiet." All the excitement and frenzy will lead up to the moment we've all been waiting for -- Who among the three finalists will win reign as champions of "Dancing with the Stars" and take home the coveted mirror ball trophy?.

In a "Dancing with the Stars" first, twelve celebrities attempt to outshine one another on a fifth season of the hit series. This marks the largest and most diverse cast assembled to date which includes an Emmy Award-winning actress, a Vegas icon, an Indy 500 champion, a Spice Girl, a daytime drama star, a Cheetah Girl and a former resident of "90210." As an added twist, viewers get a chance to size up the female vs. the male stars as each gender hits the dance floor on separate nights during the first week of competition.

The second couple will be dismissed on "Dancing with the Stars the Results Show,. Grammy-winning and Emmy and Oscar-nominated singer/actress Queen Latifah performs a special new arrangement of "California Dreamin,'" accompanied by professional dancers Tony Dovolani and Anna Trebunskaya. She also sings "I'm Gonna Live Till I Die" from her latest album, "Trav'lin Light," accompanied by renowned ballroom dancers Victor Fung and Anna Mikhed. The current and former U.S. Ballroom champions will also take to the stage to perform a special Tango to the classic song, "Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon.".

After tallying the judges' and viewers' votes from a night of jive and tango, the third couple to be eliminated from the competition will be announced.

After tallying the judges' and viewers' votes from a night of Paso Doble and the Viennese Waltz, the fourth couple to be eliminated from the competition is revealed.

After tallying the judges' scores and viewers' votes, the seventh couple to be eliminated from the competition is revealed.

After tallying the judges' scores and viewers' votes, the ninth couple to be eliminated from the competition is revealed and the three finalists determined.

After ten weeks of entertaining drama, camaraderie and dazzling performances, Kristi Yamaguchi, Jason Taylor and Cristian de la Fuente have broken away from the pack and earned the right for a chance to be crowned champion of "Dancing with the Stars." The three finalists will have their last opportunity to impress the judges and viewers in the two-part season finale. For the first time, the teams will face off dancing the Cha Cha Cha to an extended version of the same song. Each team will dance to a section of the song before stepping aside for the next team to showcase their routine -- giving judges and viewers a chance to compare the couples alongside each other. In addition, Kristi, Jason and Cristian will show us what they've got in the ever popular Freestyle routine - a fan favorite.

After ten weeks of entertaining drama, camaraderie and dazzling performances, Kristi Yamaguchi, Jason Taylor and Cristian de la Fuente have broken away from the pack and earned the right for a chance to be crowned champion of "Dancing with the Stars." The three finalists will have their last opportunity to impress the judges and viewers in the two-part season finale, beginning MONDAY, MAY 19 (8:00-9:02 p.m., ET), and concluding TUESDAY, MAY 20 (9:00-11:00 p.m., ET). For the first time, the teams will face off dancing the Cha Cha Cha to an extended version of the same song. Each team will dance to a section of the song before stepping aside for the next team to showcase their routine -- giving judges and viewers a chance to compare the couples alongside each other. In addition, Kristi, Jason and Cristian will show us what they've got in the ever popular Freestyle routine - a fan favorite.

After two eliminations during premiere week, another couple is sent home.

The "Dancing with the Stars" stage is transformed into a disco with Kool and the Gang performing a medley of "Jungle Boogie," "Ladies Night" and "Celebrate," accompanied by six disco dancers paying tribute to 1973 and the new drama "Life on Mars."

After tallying the judges' and viewers' votes from a night of Hustle, Jitterbug, Salsa and West Coast Swing, the sixth couple to be eliminated from the competition is revealed.

After tallying the judges' and viewers' votes, the seventh couple to be eliminated from the competition is revealed.

After tallying the judges' and viewers' votes, the eighth couple to be eliminated from the competition is revealed on "Dancing with the Stars the Results Show."

In the biggest music show "Dancing with the Stars" has ever seen, Aretha Franklin, Leona Lewis, John Legend and Julianne Hough all take to the stage for a jam-packed results show full of spectacular musical performances. After tallying the judges' and viewers' votes, the tenth couple eliminated from the competition is revealed

In the final performance show on Monday, the teams will face off against one another in a Samba Smackdown in which they each dance to an extended version of the same song. Each couple will take their turn in a section of the song before stepping aside for the next team to showcase their routine -- giving judges and viewers a chance to compare the couples alongside each other. In addition, Lance, Brooke and Warren will show us what they've got in the ever popular Freestyle routine - a fan favorite.

After two exciting and impressive performance shows, the first couple to be eliminated will be announced.

After a night of samba and foxtrot, the second couple to be eliminated from the competition will be announced.

After a night of Argentine Tango and Lindyhop, a dramatic double elimination will send the third & fourth couples home from the competition.

After a night of Viennese Waltz and Paso Doble, the fifth couple to be eliminated from the competition is revealed.

After a night of Rumba and Jive, the sixth couple to be eliminated from the competition is revealed.

After tallying the judges' and viewers' votes, the seventh couple to be eliminated from the competition is revealed.

After tallying the judges' and viewer votes, the ninth couple to be eliminated from the competition is revealed.

After tallying the judges' scores and viewers' votes, the tenth couple to be eliminated from the competition is revealed and the three finalists determined on "Dancing with the Stars the Results Show.

After ten weeks of entertaining drama, surprises and dazzling performances, Shawn Johnson, Gilles Marini and Melissa Rycroft have broken away from the pack and earned the right for a chance to be crowned champion of "Dancing with the Stars." The three finalists will have their last opportunity to impress the judges and viewers on two nights of final competition.

After ten weeks of entertaining drama, surprises and dazzling performances, Shawn Johnson, Gilles Marini and Melissa Rycroft have broken away from the pack and earned the right for a chance to be crowned champion of "Dancing with the Stars." The three finalists will have their last opportunity to impress the judges and viewers on two nights of final competition.

After two spectacular nights of performance, two couples will be eliminated on the first "Dancing with the Stars the Results Show".

After last week's shocking elimination and Tom DeLay's withdrawal due to injury, only 11 teams remain and the sixth couple eliminated from the competition is announced on "Dancing with the Stars the Results Show,".

In a special "Macy's Stars of Dance" performance, the "Dancing with the Stars" professional dancers will honor Michael Jackson's music and influence on dance with a fusion of classic ballroom and Latin styles. Choreographed by the professional dancers, this performance will pay tribute in a medley of three of Michael Jackson's hit songs representing different styles and eras of his work.

After a night of Waltz, Jitterbug and the first competition Mambo group routine, the remaining nine couples face their first Dance-Off double elimination as the eighth and ninth couples eliminated from the competition are announced.

The remaining seven couples face the Dance-Off double elimination as the tenth and eleventh couples eliminated from the competition are announced.

After a night of spectacular performances in the semi-finals, the three couples making it to the finals is announced.

After ten weeks of surprises and dazzling performances, Mya, Kelly Osbourne and Donny Osmond have stood out in the largest group of "Dancing with the Stars" competitors and earned the right for a chance to be crowned champion of "Dancing with the Stars." The three finalists will have their last opportunity to impress the judges and viewers on two final nights of competition.

After ten weeks of surprises and dazzling performances, Mya, Kelly Osbourne and Donny Osmond have stood out in the largest group of "Dancing with the Stars" competitors and earned the right for a chance to be crowned champion of "Dancing with the Stars." The three finalists will have their last opportunity to impress the judges and viewers on two final nights of competition.

In week three of the competition, ten couples await their fate as the second couple will be sent home on "Dancing with the Stars the Results Show. Performing two of her hits will be multimedia superstar Reba. Also performing an acoustic "Paso Doble" on guitar is "Dancing with the Stars" pro Mark Ballas.

After a night of double scores from the judges for the Rumba or Tango, the third couple to be eliminated this season will be sent home on "Dancing with the Stars the Results Show." Performing two of their hits, international sensation Sade takes to the "Dancing with the Stars" ballroom for two spectacular performances.

This week on "Dancing with the Stars," the competition heats up as the remaining couples will take on a new challenge with the Samba or Argentine Tango, and all seven teams will hit the dance floor together in a swing dance marathon. In another twist on this week's competition show, each celebrity will design the costumes for his/her team's number.

This week on "Dancing with the Stars," the competition heats up as the remaining couples will take on a new challenge with the Samba or Argentine Tango, and all seven teams will hit the dance floor together in a swing dance marathon. In another twist on this week's competition show, each celebrity will design the costumes for his/her team's number.

The competition grows tougher than ever this week on "Dancing with the Stars," when our five remaining couples perform two individual dances for the first time. In the Latin round, each couple will be asked to perform to a randomly chosen theme from an era in time.

The competition grows tougher than ever this week on "Dancing with the Stars," when our five remaining couples perform two individual dances for the first time. In the Latin round, each couple will be asked to perform to a randomly chosen theme from an era in time.

After ten weeks of surprises and electrifying performances, Erin Andrews, Evan Lysacek and Nicole Scherzinger will have one last chance to shine before a "Dancing with the Stars" champion is crowned. The three finalists and their pro dance partners, who have remained in the competition for nine weeks, will return to impress the judges and viewers on two final nights.

After ten weeks of surprises and electrifying performances, Erin Andrews, Evan Lysacek and Nicole Scherzinger will have one last chance to shine before a "Dancing with the Stars" champion is crowned. The three finalists and their pro dance partners, who have remained in the competition for nine weeks, will return to impress the judges and viewers on two final nights.

On this season's third "Dancing with the Stars Results Show," multi-platinum, three-time Grammy Award-winning Def Jam recording artist Ne-Yo will perform. The show will also feature a thrilling string duel between "Dancing with the Stars" pro/guitarist Mark Ballas and violinist/dancer Val Chmerkovskiy, and a third couple will be eliminated from the competition.

On Tuesday's Results Show, a fourth couple will be eliminated from the competition. Also, a special Acoustic Week features the best-selling rock band Goo Goo Dolls as they perform a medley of the first televised performance of their new single, "Not Broken" and their classic hit "Iris," plus the singer Florence + The Machine performs her hit song "Dog Days Are Over." In addition, Macy's Stars of Dance presents a number from the Tony-nominated show "Forever Tango."

The six remaining couples celebrate the show's 200th episode with the challenge of performing an iconic dance from the "Dancing with the Stars" history vault and competing in a team dance.

The competition is closer than ever as the four remaining couples face off in the semifinals of "Dancing with the Stars," performing one new Ballroom and one new Latin dance to determine which three couples will make it to the finals.

The competition is closer than ever as the four remaining couples face off in the semifinals of "Dancing with the Stars," performing one new Ballroom and one new Latin dance to determine which three couples will make it to the finals.

After ten weeks of electrifying performances and shocking outcomes, Jennifer Grey & Derek Hough, Kyle Massey & Lacey Schwimmer and Bristol Palin & Mark Ballas have earned the right for a chance to be crowned champions of "Dancing with the Stars." Eleven of this season's couples will also return to the ballroom to dance one more time. The three finalists will have their last opportunity to impress the judges and viewers on two final nights of competition.

After ten weeks of electrifying performances and shocking outcomes, Jennifer Grey & Derek Hough, Kyle Massey & Lacey Schwimmer and Bristol Palin & Mark Ballas have earned the right for a chance to be crowned champions of "Dancing with the Stars." Eleven of this season's couples will also return to the ballroom to dance one more time. The three finalists will have their last opportunity to impress the judges and viewers on two final nights of competition.

The competition grows tougher as a second couple is sent home.

"Dancing with the Stars" has its first-ever classical themed week, as the show's nine couples try to outshine one another on the dance floor performing to traditional and modern classical music from world renowned musicians. Conducted by "Dancing with the Stars" band leader Harold Wheeler, a full 46-piece orchestra will be joined by multi-platinum mezzo soprano Katherine Jenkins and international violin virtuoso David Garrett.

On Tuesday, a fourth couple will be eliminated from the competition and special musical guest country star Toby Keith performs two of his biggest hits. In a moving tribute to his country and U.S. Troops overseas, the Grammy-nominated artist will sing "American Soldier," accompanied by "Dancing with the Stars" pros Anna Trebunskaya and Jonathan Roberts, and "Should've Been a Cowboy" with Maks Chmerkovskiy, Lacey Schwimmer and the "Dancing with the Stars" Dance Troupe. This week's "Macy's Stars of Dance" American week performance is a powerful number choreographed by Jamal Sims.

On Tuesday, a fourth couple will be eliminated from the competition and special musical guest country star Toby Keith performs two of his biggest hits. In a moving tribute to his country and U.S. Troops overseas, the Grammy-nominated artist will sing "American Soldier," accompanied by "Dancing with the Stars" pros Anna Trebunskaya and Jonathan Roberts, and "Should've Been a Cowboy" with Maks Chmerkovskiy, Lacey Schwimmer and the "Dancing with the Stars" Dance Troupe. This week's "Macy's Stars of Dance" American week performance is a powerful number choreographed by Jamal Sims.

The competition is closer than ever as the four remaining pairs perform three pressure packed routines -- one ballroom and one Latin dance they've not yet done, and one winner-takes-all Cha Cha -- for the chance to make it to the Season 12 finals.

The competition is closer than ever as the four remaining pairs perform three pressure packed routines -- one ballroom and one Latin dance they've not yet done, and one winner-takes-all Cha Cha -- for the chance to make it to the Season 12 finals.

Dancing either the Foxtrot or the Cha Cha, the couples will be sure to surprise audiences with exciting performances throughout the evening when they hit the ballroom floor for the first time on live national television.

After last week's sensational season opener, which proved to be one of the most competitive season premieres ever, all 12 couples return to the ballroom with another fabulous lineup of extraordinary performances. This week the couples will dance either the Jive or the Quickstep.

On Tuesday, acclaimed singer and songwriter Seal returns to the ballroom performing "Lean On Me" from his latest album "Soul 2." His soulful performance will be accompanied by four members of the Troupe. Also hitting the stage is best-selling country vocal group, Rascal Flatts, with a network TV debut performance of "Changed," the title of their new album due out April 3rd. Their performance is accompanied by pro dancer Tony Dovolani and Troupe member Sharna Burgess.

On Tuesday, acclaimed singer and songwriter Seal returns to the ballroom performing "Lean On Me" from his latest album "Soul 2." His soulful performance will be accompanied by four members of the Troupe. Also hitting the stage is best-selling country vocal group, Rascal Flatts, with a network TV debut performance of "Changed," the title of their new album due out April 3rd.

On Tuesday, KISS hits the stage for another rockin' performance of "Lick it Up," with Mark Ballas, Chelsie Hightower, Henry Byalikov and Oksana Dmytrenko accompanying their performance. "DWTS" alums Sabrina Bryan and Kyle Massey will return to the ballroom with a sneak peek at their "Dancing with the Stars: Live in Las Vegas" show, which debuts April 14 at the New Tropicana Las Vegas. Also during Tuesday's show, a special performance featuring Karina Smirnoff and one of the world's best ballet dancers, Jose Manuel Carreno, who was a principal dancer with the Royal Ballet and the American Ballet Theatre. Their dance will be accompanied by a live performance from Gotan Project's "Santa Maria," the band's U.S. network TV debut, and one more couple will be sent home.

On Tuesday, KISS hits the stage for another rockin' performance of "Lick it Up," with Mark Ballas, Chelsie Hightower, Henry Byalikov and Oksana Dmytrenko accompanying their performance. "DWTS" alums Sabrina Bryan and Kyle Massey will return to the ballroom with a sneak peek at their "Dancing with the Stars: Live in Las Vegas" show, which debuts April 14 at the New Tropicana Las Vegas. Also during Tuesday's show, a special performance featuring Karina Smirnoff and one of the world's best ballet dancers, Jose Manuel Carreno, who was a principal dancer with the Royal Ballet and the American Ballet Theatre. Their dance will be accompanied by a live performance from Gotan Project's "Santa Maria," the band's U.S. network TV debut, and one more couple will be sent home.

On Tuesday night, Grammy(R) Award-winning band Train take to the stage with an awesome performance of "Drive By," their first single from their latest album, "California 37," accompanied by Louis Van Amstel and Cheryl Burke. Pop sensation Selena Gomez and her band, The Scene, will perform their hit single "Hit the Lights." The Latin themed performances continue with this week's "Macy's Stars of Dance" performance called "Carnaval," a celebration of Latin dances featuring acclaimed percussionist Sheila E. The performance is choreographed by the talented Liz Imperio, who has directed Gloria Estefan's last three world concert tours and choreographed for Madonna and Jennifer Lopez. Also, this week's bottom two couples will face off in a Dance Duel. The two couples will perform the same dance style, this week the Cha-Cha, to the same song at the same time. The dance floor will be split in half as the couples dance side by side and the judges will decide who stays and who goes home.

On Tuesday night, Grammy(R) Award-winning band Train take to the stage with an awesome performance of "Drive By," their first single from their latest album, "California 37," accompanied by Louis Van Amstel and Cheryl Burke. Pop sensation Selena Gomez and her band, The Scene, will perform their hit single "Hit the Lights." The Latin themed performances continue with this week's "Macy's Stars of Dance" performance called "Carnaval," a celebration of Latin dances featuring acclaimed percussionist Sheila E. The performance is choreographed by the talented Liz Imperio, who has directed Gloria Estefan's last three world concert tours and choreographed for Madonna and Jennifer Lopez. Also, this week's bottom two couples will face off in a Dance Duel. The two couples will perform the same dance style, this week the Cha-Cha, to the same song at the same time. The dance floor will be split in half as the couples dance side by side.

Florida Marlins leftfielder Logan Morrison stops by to mess with Sweet Lou, and Junior upsets his dad during a tough negotiation. The discovery of a Babe Ruth rookie card makes the boys wonder if they just struck gold, so Senior brings it to the Babe Ruth Museum and gets more than he bargained for.

"AT&T's Spotlight Performance," features and celebrates people whose lives have been changed forever by dance. This week "Dancing with the Stars" has chosen to spotlight dancer Michaela DePrince. She was born in Sierra Leone and her parents died in the conflicts there when she was very young, so Michaela ended up in an orphanage. She always wanted to dance, but never had the opportunity. She finally got her chance when she was adopted by an American couple a few years later. Her mother enrolled her in ballet classes and Michaela excelled! Recently she earned a scholarship to the JKO School at American Ballet Theater and she is soon hoping to become a principal in a ballet company. Her story is featured in the award-winning documentary, "First Position," by Bess Kargman, which follows six young dancers as they prepare for a chance to enter the world of professional ballet, struggling through bloodied feet, near exhaustion and debilitating injuries all while navigating the drama of adolescence. "First Position," directed and produced by Bess Kargman from Sundance Selects, will be released May 4, 2012. During her performance on "Dancing with the Stars," Michaela will be dancing with Ade Chike Torbert, who competed on "SYTYCD." Natasha Bedingfield will be performing live with Michaela, singing her powerful hit song "Wild Horses.".

Joshua Bell has enchanted audiences worldwide with his breathtaking virtuosity and tone of rare beauty, earning him the title "classical music superstar." An Avery Fisher Prize recipient and Musical America's 2010 Instrumentalist of the Year, Bell is the Academy of St Martin in the Fields' newly named Music Director. Bell came to national attention at age 14 in his debut with Riccardo Muti and the Philadelphia Orchestra. Today he is equally at home as a soloist, chamber musician, orchestra leader and composer who performs his own cadenzas to several of the major concerto repertoire. This season include dates with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Montreal, Dallas, Colorado, Atlanta, San Francisco and National Symphony orchestras. An exclusive Sony Classical artist, "French Impressions," his latest album of French sonatas with Jeremy Denk was released in January, 2012. Since his first LP recording at 18, Bell has recorded more than 36 CDs garnering Mercury, Grammy, Gramophone and Echo Klassik Awards. Joshua has performed on many film scores including "The Red Violin" which won an Oscar and recently recorded "The Flowers of War." He was named by Billboard as the 2004 Classical Artist of the Year and recently he received the Paul Newman Award for services to children and the arts.

Joshua Bell has enchanted audiences worldwide with his breathtaking virtuosity and tone of rare beauty, earning him the title "classical music superstar." An Avery Fisher Prize recipient and Musical America's 2010 Instrumentalist of the Year, Bell is the Academy of St Martin in the Fields' newly named Music Director. Bell came to national attention at age 14 in his debut with Riccardo Muti and the Philadelphia Orchestra. Today he is equally at home as a soloist, chamber musician, orchestra leader and composer who performs his own cadenzas to several of the major concerto repertoire. This season include dates with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Montreal, Dallas, Colorado, Atlanta, San Francisco and National Symphony orchestras. An exclusive Sony Classical artist, "French Impressions," his latest album of French sonatas with Jeremy Denk was released in January, 2012. Since his first LP recording at 18, Bell has recorded more than 36 CDs garnering Mercury, Grammy, Gramophone and Echo Klassik Awards. Joshua has performed on many film scores including "The Red Violin" which won an Oscar and recently recorded "The Flowers of War." He was named by Billboard as the 2004 Classical Artist of the Year and recently he received the Paul Newman Award for services to children and the arts.

After last week's nerve-racking double elimination, the four remaining couples face off in the semifinals. The couples will perform one new Ballroom and one new Latin dance to determine which three couples will land in the finals.

After last week's nerve-racking double elimination, the four remaining couples face off in the semifinals . The couples will perform one new Ballroom and one new Latin dance to determine which three couples will land in the finals.

After 10 weeks of highly entertaining performances and phenomenal dancing, Donald Driver & Peta Murgatroyd, Katherine Jenkins & Mark Ballas and William Levy & Cheryl Burke have proven they deserve to be in the finals. But only one couple will be crowned champions of "Dancing with the Stars." The three finalists will have their last opportunity to impress the judges and viewers on two final nights of competition.

After 10 weeks of highly entertaining performances and phenomenal dancing, Donald Driver & Peta Murgatroyd, Katherine Jenkins & Mark Ballas and William Levy & Cheryl Burke have proven they deserve to be in the finals. But only one couple will be crowned champions of "Dancing with the Stars." The three finalists will have their last opportunity to impress the judges and viewers on two final nights of competition.

. All 13 couples will hit the stage performing either the Cha Cha or the Foxtrot to impress the judges and viewers at home, hoping they're not the first couple sent home.

All 13 couples will hit the stage performing either the Cha Cha or the Foxtrot to impress the judges and viewers at home, hoping they're not the first couple sent home.

Monday's performance show showcases the remaining 12 All-Star couples dancing either the Jive or the Quickstep.

Monday's performance show showcases the remaining 12 All-Star couples dancing either the Jive or the Quickstep.

For the first time ever, the celebrities have taken charge of the creative direction of the routine, given the responsibility for all artistic decisions relating to the performance.

Monday night the competition heats up with world famous choreographer and recording artist Paula Abdul joining the judges in the ballroom as a special guest judge. For the first time in the show's history, the couples will perform new dance styles that their competitors have chosen for them.

Monday night's performance show on "Dancing with the Stars: All-Stars" will include two rounds of competition for the seven remaining couples, a Ballroom and Latin Trio round. In honor of Veterans Day, the first round will feature performances to songs that pay homage to servicemen and women. During the Latin Trio round, each couple will be joined by an eliminated pro or Troupe dancer.

After 10 weeks of competitive dancing, All-Stars Kelly Monaco & Valentin Chmerkovskiy, Melissa Rycroft & Tony Dovolani and Shawn Johnson & Derek Hough have proven they deserve to be in the finals. But only one couple will be crowned champions of "Dancing with the Stars: All-Stars." The three women finalists will have their last chance to impress the judges and viewers on two final nights of competition.

After 10 weeks of competitive dancing, All-Stars Kelly Monaco & Valentin Chmerkovskiy, Melissa Rycroft & Tony Dovolani and Shawn Johnson & Derek Hough have proven they deserve to be in the finals. But only one couple will be crowned champions of "Dancing with the Stars: All-Stars." The three women finalists will have their last chance to impress the judges and viewers on two final nights of competition.

"Dancing with the Stars" is back with an all-new cast of fresh faces hitting the dance floor. This season features two new dance styles, contemporary and jazz; three new professional dance partners -- Lindsay Arnold, Sharna Burgess & Gleb Savchenko; and notable theme shows. In May, "Dancing with the Stars" will commemorate their 300th episode with a spectacular celebration. The competition begins with the two-hour Season 16 premiere.

The couples performed either jazz, jive, or a quickstep.

Results show where one celebrity was eliminated.

The theme of this show was Prom Night.

The show will feature musical performances from singer-songwriter Demi Lovato and American pop rock band Huey Lewis & the News. Lovato's new single, "Heart Attack," off her upcoming untitled fourth album, has achieved Gold status in the U.S. and debuted at #1 on the iTunes chart in 18 countries. Huey and the boys, who had a string of hits in the 1980s, will perform their single, "The Heart of Rock & Roll," accompanied by the "Dancing with the Stars" troupe. And "Macy's Stars of Dance" is back for its first installment of the season. Choreographed by Nick Florez and RJ Durell, the performance will feature spectacular mind-blowing stunts and eight of the hottest dancers working in the industry. Also on the results show, the male Pro and Troupe dancers perform a special routine.

The theme of this week was Best Year of My Life

One couple is eliminated.

This episode involved couples dancing side by side with other couples (Len's Side-By-Side Challenge).

One couple is eliminated.

This week's theme is Stevie Wonder night.

The couples face elimination; will.i.am and Olly Murs perform.

The theme of this week was Latin Night.

The couples face elimination; Michael Bublé performs; Allison Holker and Stephen `tWitch' Boss perform; Lindsey Stirling performs.

The theme of this week was trio night.

The couples face elimination; Jason Derulo performs; Emeli Sandé performs.

Each couple performs two routines.

The couples face elimination; The Wanted and Avril Lavigne perform.

After 10 weeks of entertaining, stylized dancing from Jacoby Jones & Karina Smirnoff, Kellie Pickler & Derek Hough, Alexandra Raisman & Mark Ballas and Zendaya & Valentin Chmerkovskiy, only one couple will be crowned "Dancing with the Stars" Champions. These four remaining couples will have one last opportunity to impress the judges and viewers.

After 10 weeks of entertaining, stylized dancing from Jacoby Jones & Karina Smirnoff, Kellie Pickler & Derek Hough, Alexandra Raisman & Mark Ballas and Zendaya & Valentin Chmerkovskiy, only one couple will be crowned "Dancing with the Stars" Champions. These four remaining couples will have one last opportunity to impress the judges and viewers.

"Dancing with the Stars" is back with an all-new cast and fresh show format. The competition begins with the two-hour season premiere. "Dancing with the Stars" will shake things up this season by transitioning to a one night, two-hour format. The premiere episode will kick off with a spectacular opening number featuring the entire cast. Each couple will then perform a Cha Cha, Foxtrot or Contemporary routine, vying for America's vote for the first time. Beginning with the second episode on Monday, September 23, one couple will be eliminated at the end of the show by combining the judges' scores from the first two weeks with the public votes from the previous week.