DWTS Episode 10

[*^padfoot^*]

Thanks! They got a perfect on their freestyle!...it was awesome...he put his breakdancing skills to work!...something he wasn't taught at DWTS!....It was original and inventive...I loved it...yay and I don't get to miss Heroes either...so we all win! :well me:

[EnElYaK]

I loved their freestyle dance! it was off the hook! awesome lifts and flip at the end...thebreakdancing was so cool to see (after the TRL show 5 yrs. ago.) great choreo. yeah!

[laura6]

They looked so amazing out there!!!
I was really unimpressed with Lailas freestyle...

[August]

Ok, I officially love Bruno! Honestly, I want to bring him home and sit him in my livingroom, and let him say wonderful things about me every time I walk through. -- The dances! Well, of course I cheated and peeked at the east coast spoilers, but really, did you think I could just sit in pacific time gnawing my fingers? Once I did get to watch, I was amazed. The rumba was wonderful as expected, but the freestyle had me scared to blink lest I miss something. It was high energy, youthful, exciting, and very well thought out. My favorite parts were the breakdancing (See Yuki? You needn't have worried so much when he was a teen. Something good came of it.) and the blindfold. I love how his trademark bandana was incorporated into the dance. If only they could have worked skates in somehow, but oh well. I got ten times more than I came for, so I sure can't complain. The phone lines were wildly busy, but that didn't worry me. Each time I couldn't get through meant someone else WAS getting through. I kept at it until my votes were cast. Bravo Apolo! I really can't wait until tomorrow! -- OH, one more thing: GOD he was working that black shirt!!

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enelyak said:

I loved their freestyle dance! it was off the hook! awesome lifts and flip at the end...thebreakdancing was so cool to see (after the TRL show 5 yrs. ago.) great choreo. yeah!

:Nods: exactly! the breakdancing was what i was referring to...that one video we've all seen from TRL!....I brought back memories...awesome...too bad I'm going to miss it tonite...it starts at eight rite?...I should buy a portable television...

[epiphaniii]

Excellent job by Apolo and Julianne, as usual!

Here's a link to the behind the scenes info on People.com. Last night, I thought Apolo and Julianne's freestyle routine outfits looked a bit big and uncomfortable to dance in, and she confirms that. Of course they would have to be, though, to represent the style they were going for. Her boyfriend was there to cheer them on. And, it's great that they had the support of Young MC himself! I'm glad he liked their performance!

If you're going to dance to the classic Young MC tune, you better do it well – especially when the man behind the music is sitting in the front row! Julianne Hough and Apolo Anton Ohno rocked the house with their freestyle interpretation of "Bust a Move." "It was an incredible routine. Great stuff. I was jumping up and down," Young MC told PEOPLE. "I was like a young fan screaming 'Apolo!'"

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www.people.com/people/article/0,,1545936_20039719,00.html

Sinister, here the results show comes on at 9 PM. I'm not sure if it's the same where you are, though. I hope so, if that means you'll get to see it.

[Lindsey]

Apolo said:

On the free style dance, didn't Julianne look like a thirteen year old kid? She looked exacly like her old pictures when she lived in England. Her make up tonight was so wrong. Apolo and Julianne still rocked though. Here is hoping for a victory dance tomorrow.

Apparently, Julianne's *look* wasn't her fault. Although I didn't notice it watching it on TV, while making the screencaps I noticed that her makeup was on a bit thick, though... perhaps she really DID cry, and had to cover up?

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www.tvguide.com/news-views/Interviews-Features/Article/default.aspx?posting=%7B65F2AE7A-7386-4582-9941-70639FFBAA9E%7D

The fatigue and anxiety about Tuesday night's final outcome had clearly seeped into this past week's rehearsal halls. Fatone was walking stooped to the left after spending a week carrying his partner, Kym Johnson, on his left shoulder in a complicated spin. And Johnson is covered with purple bruises on both arms from Fatone's intense grip on the lifts and spins. "My arms are small," explains Johnson. "And I didn't want to drop her," says Fatone.

"The last two weeks have been insane," says Ohno. "We had three times the commitment with the show, and three times the media. Less time to rehearse and more dances. So everything is just crammed. There's been a lot of frustration."

Ohno and his partner, Julianne Hough, had the additional anxiety of a total wardrobe malfunction during Monday afternoon's dress rehearsal: The white satin costumes for their freestyle simply didn't fit. "Look at this right now!" says Ohno, pointing to a four-inch extension to the hem of both pant legs. "Originally, the pants were too big. Falling down. And then in dress rehearsal, they were too short. We literally got these costumes 20 minutes before we had to come out for the second dance. We were freaking out."

"We couldn't get the bandanas to come out of the pockets, nothing," says Hough. "I was in the makeup trailer, almost about to cry. You just want to go out there and perform. You don't want to have to think about your clothes."
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I didn't copy the rest of it, but after what I just pasted, there is quite a bit about Julianne and her fiance and what he thinks of Apolo and Julianne on the dance floor.

[epiphaniii]

Thank you, Lindsey! Yes, basically the second part of the TV Guide interview is with Julianne's guy. I was surprised by that but it's nice to hear his thoughts.

[apolosgal]

Thanks for the links gals. I'm so excited for the finale tonight!! His dances were amazing last night epecially the freestyle. He definitely deserves to win.

[evie5]

Here's a great interview on KOMO news after Monday's performance.

www.katu.com/news/entertainment/7627476.html?video=pop&t=a

[epiphaniii]

Thank you, Evie!