Hey guys, I'm Tracy.
And I'm Andy.
And I'm Chris.
And it's--
The semi-finals!
There are 12 dances, six couples,
and a jaw-dropping double elimination.
Literally, I went like this.
[GASP] So let's get right to it!
You guys--
Yay!
I can't believe it.
First of all, we're back.
We have to discuss.
We weren't here last week because we were all
very, very busy.
Busy, busy.
Sweet.
So before we get started, here's what we missed.
Yep, update it.
Country week.
Country week, and bye, DeMarcus.
I'll always love you as a Dallas Cowboy, but not a dancer.
Womp, womp.
He peaked very early.
We also lost John, who, by the way,
was one of my favorite older contestants.
I hate to say that because he'd probably be offended.
But he did so well for someone his age.
OK, so they did two dances this week.
One was a dedication dance, and then one
was the judges' choice, which they should just actually call
your first week dance.
Your first week dance.
Overall, who do we think had the best dance?
The best dance.
I feel, in my own opinion.
Oh, 100% Evanna
You think Evanna and Keo?
Yeah, she nailed it.
The contemporary, right?
Yeah, no, I thought she did great.
I'm going to have to say, and this is obviously,
I wasn't alone, because they got all perfect 10s,
but I thought Juan Pablo and Cheryl,
their first dance, especially, looked like two pros.
See, but for me, there's nothing memorable about it.
I remember it all.
He's almost like a broken record.
Like, Juan Pablo goes up.
You know you're getting a couple of hips.
And you're getting a lot of content.
Spicy.
But is that Juan Pablo's fault, or is that's Cheryl's?
It's both of them.
They're not making the audience feel anything.
I felt so much.
Am I not an audience member?
[RING]
Did you pick up the phone and call?
I did!
Did you?
I did!
I always do!
[RING] Juan Pablo!
Milo and Witney.
Milo's always great.
He's so good.
Milo's another one.
It's like hit repeat, in my opinion.
Yeah, you know he's really good.
What is it about your dance that's
going to get people at home to pick up the phone?
But that's where we're at now.
Here's what we've learned, if nothing else.
You got to go out and vote.
OK?
It's kind of like a metaphor for life.
It is so important.
Otherwise, you just, you know.
Or else, you're going to get people like Bobby
in the finals.
Yes, Bobby.
Sweet Bobby.
What I really liked about Bobby was
there obviously is a fan base of his
that really, really care about him.
OK, I want to talk about some most improved
because I think one of the other best dances of the night
was Joe--
Unbelievable.
His contemporary.
Unbelievable.
No, stop.
Stop it.
No, you thought his contemporary was good?
It was.
His contemporary was good.
OK, all the lifts and stuff, he looked so good!
But here's the thing.
Quick step was good.
I actually thought they were both good.
No, his quickstep was good.
But here's the thing about contemporary.
You don't have to keep the beat.
There's no structure.
Look, you got what you wanted.
He's out of the competition, OK?
In my opinion, most improved.
Here's the thing.
If you're going to say he's most improved, judge the quickstep.
Because he actually leaned into that and was a dancer.
But the contemporary, there's no structure to it.
And you could just have a little more freedom,
and I just thought he was a little too robotic.
I thought it was easy on the eyes,
and I very much enjoyed it, but I also--
Oh, I think he's easy on the eyes.
Oh, so we don't disagree there.
[RING]
Don't forget to vote.
OK, so let's talk about who went home.
This was the jaw-dropping moment.
Obviously, Joe going home, to me, wasn't a surprise, right?
We all knew he had already kind of outlived his run.
I was watching him, going--
I was watching him last night, going how is he still here?
This is totally a popularity contest.
Because he got the vote.
Yeah, he got the vote.
So then it came down to Alexis and Allen and Juan Pablo
and Cheryl.
Go back and watch them, as they were about to be eliminated.
Her arm, she had a nervous twitch.
She was rubbing his arm.
Well, because she was nervous.
I was like, she's going to rub his arm off.
Because the relationship, can it go past this?
It will.
I hope so.
It will.
I think it will.
But anyway, so Juan Pablo and Cheryl went home.
And I was shocked.
I wasn't.
I was devastated.
I haven't been this upset since Pia Toscano went home
on American Idol.
Put him front and center.
He's going to be fine.
Put them fr-- no, no, that's my computer.
Oh, brother.
Put him right there.
All right.
You little cute.
All right.
OK, so here's who we have left.
You guys, let's make some final predictions.
Who do we think is going to go all the way and win?
Andy Zenor, start with you.
Skill wise?
You think Milo's going to win?
Milo, I do.
I think so.
I think he'll get the votes, too.
I think he's a fan favorite.
He's got the built in Disney folks.
And then he's actually a really good dancer.
I agree.
I think he probably is going to win.
If I could choose who would win, it would be Evanna and Keo.
I think Bobby's going to go next,
and then it'll be down to these three.
I think Bobby will go third.
You think he'll pass Alexis?
Yeah, I do because I think he gets
the most votes out of everyone.
His radio fanbase may save him and take him a little farther.
OK, you guys, so if we were contestants
on "Dancing With the Stars," which
I think is going to happen, at least one of us,
I'm assuming me, what style of dance
do you think you'd be best at?
And actually, don't just tell me.
Show me.
It's time to turn the cube into the ballroom.
I feel like I would do a little more salsa.
Oh, salsa.
Oh, look at him go.
Caliente.
I got those Juan Pablo's hips.
Very Juan Pablo and Cheryl.
Oh, very nice!
And the shoulders.
That was his big thing last night, remember?
Bruno was telling him up the shoulders.
All right, you're up.
Show us your dance.
Quickstep, hit it!
I can't dance.
OK, I'm not going to go after that.
OK, I would do the one where the guy has to lead me,
so I can just ride on his shoes.
But then I'd do the one that goes.
Oh, I love that.
Do you need help?
Yeah, come here.
Let's do it again.
OK, go.
Tell me which way.
I'll lead.
OK, yeah, go ahead.
Ready?
Come my way, ready?
You guys got it.
Dancing with the Cube.
OK, well--
Maybe they're not going to pick us
for "Dancing with the Stars."
Maybe they won't call.
[RING] We have to do our favorite segment on this show.
Oh, I love this segment.
People live for this segment.
And now it's time.
It's time to play--
Who did you spot in the audience?
You guys, it was a huge showing in the "Dancing
with the Stars."
It was star studded!
It was semifinals.
Obviously, let's do our obvs.
You've got Camryn Manheim, always there for Milo.
Strong mother.
Strong mother, lover, single, independent woman,
cried in her house, loved it.
Obviously, you're going to have your Kendall.
Kendall's from "The Bachelorette."
Kendall's always there.
Love and support, another supporter!
But who was with Kendall today?
Nick!
Nick Viall!
And Deanie Babies, Dean Unglert.
I didn't see Dean.
Oh yeah, he looked very handsome.
He was wearing a white shirt, nice beard.
Guess who else was in the audience?
Lindsey Stirling of violining fame, who was with Mark
Ballas, and she had pink hair.
And dancing fan.
She was partnered with Mark Ballas.
You know who was sitting behind Camryn Manheim?
Caroline Ray!
Oh yes, I saw Caroline.
She was there.
Sabrina the Teenage "Dancing With the Stars."
We also had the cast of "Fuller House."
Lori Loughlin, one of my all time favorites.
She's so cute.
Lori Loughlin, and you had--
Jodie Sweetin.
Jodie Sweetin and Andrea Barber Oh no, and then my friend.
My friend was in the audience, and you see her behind Bruno.
Her name's Lanai.
That's how you play.
Who did you spot in the audience?
Thanks for joining us.
And tune in next week to the two night
finale on "Dancing with the Stars"
to see which one of our predictions was right.
And comment below to tell us what you think.
Da da da da da.
[RING]
Ow.
It's the semi-finals!
I said semi, you said semi.
Do you want to do it again?
What is it?
Keep going.
Wait, is it semi or semi?
Semi.
You say potato.
I say potato.
Potato, potato.
You say semi, I say semi.
Semi, semi.