It’s Movie Week on Dancing with the Stars!
And the celebs went all out for their favourite movies! But sadly one person had to go home, even after giving it their all.
Brian Kennedy was at the bottom of the leaderboard once again with a score of 15.
Brian Kennedy and his pro dancer James Cutler returned to the ballroom with a dramatic Paso Doble with the title track from The Phantom of the Opera.
“It ended a little bit more ‘omph’ when it came to the Paso,” Karen told him, but said he brought the energy to the floor.
They received three fours and a three from Brian.
Also at the bottom of the scores was Paudie, after his Charleston with Laura Nolan to the theme from The Flintstones. It’s safe to say he embodied Fred Flintstone!
“There were a few little dodgy swivels. But it was bags of fun!” Karen said, while Oti said, “I would like to have seen a little bit more Charleston.”
They received fours from all the judges, bringing their total to 16.
We went back in the 1980s as Nationwide presenter Anne Cassin and her pro dancer Robert Rowiński donned the legwarmers for a Cha-cha-cha to Irene Cara’s ‘Fame’ from Fame but it wasn’t enough to save her from the tough scores of the judges.
“It felt like an 80s workout video. I’m definitely buying it. Just work on your legwork,” Arthur told her, while Brian said, “Nice Cha Cha, but I wanted more.”
They received two fours and two fives, meaning their total was 18.
On the other side of things was Rose of Tralee Katelyn Cummins who received the highest score of the season with an impressive 35. The Apprentice star, Jordan Dargan, was hot on her heels with a score of 34.
But one person had to go home tonight.
The bottom three were Paudie, Brian and Stephanie.
However, it was Brian and James who went home.
“I had so much fun. I had such a laugh,” Brian shared.
