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“I’m a snowball as well as a Chinese Emperor. Getting to dance with professional dancers is really something. “My snowball costume has so many parts including pillows front and back to make it puff out more. Luckily, we have lots of rehearsals to get used to dancing in it.”. Joining Sema this year is her 9-year-old sister Ayla, who plays a Sugar Plum Fairy attendant. “The dance is very cool, and I hope to be a part of the show again next year,” said Ayla Lew, a fourth-grader at Thornhill Elementary School.

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“I’m shocked,” said co-host Erin Andrews. “Are you?’ she asked Alexa. “I’m so happy we ended on this. If we were going to go out, this is how we wanted to go out.’“Even though it sucks,” said Tom, “what a way to leave! That was an amazing dance!”Mark added words of praise for his partner: “I’m so proud, you’ve come so far, with so much confidence. And we’re going out with a bang!” What a night. OK, Bindi and Derek take the cake. They performed a knockout, romantic Viennese waltz that had the judges on their feet before melting in their seats. It’s obvious why Derek has won Emmys for choreography. And then to top it all with an incredible Team Up Challenge dance with Alexa and Mark that was absolute perfection from beginning to end, it was amazing, even if one-half of the duo was eliminated!I loved the quickstep routine by Nick Carter and Sharna Burgess. It was fast, sharp and had so much personality. Judge Bruno Tonioli called it “Nathan Detroit from ‘Guys and Dolls’ dancing with Jessica Rabbit!” I think it’s going to be a fight at the end between Bindi and Nick to see who takes home the Mirrorball Trophy.Even though the judges were not thrilled with the Argentine tango of Carlos and Witney, I really liked the originality that Witney put into the routine. Of the three judges, only Bruno saw it for a different, unique way to look at the passion, and possible dysfunction, of a couple doing the dance.