'Dancing' Away Without the Billionaire

The Mark Cuban run has come to an end, although not without another enlightening glimpse into the voters' minds (Jane Seymour in the bottom two? A week after Mel B in the bottom 2? Hmmmm. This is the strongest female contingent in the history of "Dancing With the Stars" and they can't get a break.) Marie clearly got the sympathy vote for passing out cold on the floor. (The latest update is that this happens, and she's had the MRIs and cardio tests and there just isn't an explanation). But let's talk harsh: Jane hasn't been a bottom scorer at all and she's getting put on the block even though her mom died in the first weeks of the season. Wowser.


It's the end of the line for Cuban. (ABC/Carol Kaelson)

Tell Jennie Garth those things on her wrists must go.

Florence Henderson???? Was I hallucinating? Please tell me if I was. Actually, please tell me I WAS.

Oh, and yes, Jennifer Lopez was there. And she wore some more cleverly designed outfits to show off the legs, legs, legs and make it all speculative about the belly. All we have to say is this: wow, I wish I could have moved like that in my first trimester. Well, my daughter's first trimester. But you know what I mean.

Jennifer Frey  |  October 24, 2007; 8:28 AM ET Dancing With the Stars
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I saw Florence, too. I wonder who she was there rooting for? I suspect Mel B. and Jane being British don't have the American fan base that Marie Osmond has. I would bet they both end up out of the competition before Marie goes.

Posted by: Stella | October 24, 2007 11:41 AM

Bah. Mark Cuban was robbed!

Posted by: SportzNut21 | October 24, 2007 1:37 PM

Well, I wouldn't say Mark Cuban was robbed, but he was pretty amazing considering he had a hip replacement a couple of months before rehearsals started. He is/was more awkward than the other dancers, but more fun too.

Posted by: Robin | October 24, 2007 5:02 PM

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