Девочки, привет!!!
Валик и Зиндея станцевали на отлично!!!!
Лен, правда, покритиковал что у нее слишком расхлябанные ноги были в танце и в ее соло (начало) мало Самбы было. 9,8,9
Буууууууу, Лен!!!!!

Дерек с Келли получили те же оценки что и Валик! Их танец не впечатлил, хотя ее любовная история затронула. Впереди всех оказались Марк и Александра, все 9, но я не видела их танец.

LEADERBOARD
Here’s a quick rundown of where the couples stand after Week 4.

Aly & Mark — 27

Kellie & Derek — 26

Zendaya & Val — 26

Jacoby & Karina — 24

Ingo & Kym — 23

D.L.& Cheryl — 21

Andy & Sharna — 21

Sean & Peta — 20

Victor & Lindsay — 18

Lisa & Gleb — 18

Read on for a full recap of the Week 4 action:

1. Sean Lowe & Peta Murgatroyd — Viennese Waltz to “I Won’t Give Up” by Jason Mraz  —
JUDGES: Len Goodman said Sean was steaming and he’s beaming. It was a pretty good effort with a difficult dance. He got a bit excited at times and went too fast for the music. Overall, he did a good job. Bruno Tonioli said it was so sweet. He has the wide-eyed innocence of a child. At times, Sean’s fluidity doesn’t carry through. He stumbles a bit. Iron out all the little faults. Carrie Ann Inaba said they had two major lifts, so ... point deduction for that.

SCORES: 6, 7, 7 = 20 out of 30. Carrie Ann had to trade out her scratchy mic. Fair scores. Glad they aren’t being too swayed by the stories. The first dance tends to get lower scores anyway.

2. Victor Ortiz & Lindsay Arnold — Paso Doble to “We Will Rock You” by Queen —

JUDGES: Bruno said Victor definitely punched the living daylights out of the Paso Doble. But he’s supposed to dance it, not destroy it. He went for it, and had vicious attack but he went wrong. He missed his footwork and it threw him off. Carrie Ann said she loves his power and passion but he needs to work on his arms. Len admires Bruno’s spirit and determination. The Paso needed more refinement and shaping but he came out and gave his all, so well done.

SCORES: 6, 6, 6 = 18 out of 30. Hopefully the scores will go up from here. 18 on Week 4 is pretty low.

3. Jacoby Jones & Karina Smirnoff — Foxtrot to "Watching You" by Rodney Atkins — He also picked 2012 for the best year. It’s for more than the Super Bowl. It’s also from his son being born. He wants his son to be proud of him. He’ll be in his son’s life no matter what, success or failure. He doesn’t know his own father. He wouldn’t even recognize him if he walked in. He picked a cute father/son country song for the dance. It’s so cute to see him dance his solo in front of his baby boy, who is adorable. Not sure about his severe arm movements, but it was a fun dance. Was that his mom crying in the audience? Aww.

JUDGES: Carrie Ann said the dance was phenomenal. There was something so joyous about it, she said, even though it wasn’t old-school Foxtrot. She thinks he has a real shot at winning this, but he needs to get his butt in and perfect his posture. Len said he was a fan of that Foxtrot. He wasn’t sure about the solo, it was just “light relief.” Bruno said he was trotting at full throttle. He is like his trademark, flash and flare. He loved the exuberance. Bruno said he sometimes has spatula hands.

SCORES:  8, 8, 8 = 24 out of 30. Maybe a bit high?

4. Alexandra Raisman & Mark Ballas

JUDGES: Len didn’t think the dance was worthy of an Olympic champion. He joked that he could show her how to do the flips. Bruno said she’s going for gold. He loved the balance of the spectacular and the detailed. Emotionally, intense, dramatic and deeply felt. Carrie Ann said she’s very proud of Aly. Aly is used to perfection of movement but Contemporary is about perfection of emotion and being in the moment. It was just “profound."

SCORES:  9, 9, 9 = 27 out of 30. Highest score so far. Too high or fair? Feels overscored.

Отредактировано markiza27 (09.04.2013 08:03:21)