Then you missed a great season last autumn? I think it was, enjoyspring. The all-star show was really good, every dance, every week. Unless I remember it wrong. For the first show, I really really enjoyed Amber's dance. She can really move! I really like it when they make me think I want to dance! (I can't, not at all). I'm not too fond of Bill Nye or Keyshawn, but the rest are ok or are good. Last night was adequate. I wasn't blown away by anyone's dance. The two best dances I've ever seen are the Psycho dance with Ricki Lake/Derek Hough, but it was ousted from my all time favorite to second favorite, by last autumn's all-stars Shawn Johnson/Derek Hough's who broke all the rules with the trampoline quickstep. But this season? Nothing so far. Amber's first is pretty memorable though.

I watched tonight. First time in years. Sadie was awesome. I really like the mixed martial arts fighter guy. And that last guy was fantastic. I didn't like the little dark haired girl at the beginning. Just not feelin' her for some reason. Lolo Jones had her typical crappy attitude. And the dude with the eyes, ugh, close your mouth and close your eyes. haha I doubt I watch too much, too much of a popularity contest instead of a dance contest. I'm just biding my time til the Blacklist comes back! I think Chong might just have acutally smoked a fattie before he danced, hahahaha

Here is the list so far. They sure are dragging it out! NICK CARTER The singer, songwriter and actor sparked his career at the tender age of 12 as the youngest member of the iconic boy band Backstreet Boys, which has sold over 130 million records worldwide and earned five Grammy nominations. Carter was named one of People Magazine's "50 Most Beautiful People in the World," has released two solo albums, and starred with his fiancé in the VH1 reality series, I Heart Nick Carter. VICTOR ESPINOZA After coming close twice, jockey Victor Espinoza earned the famous Triple Crown earlier this year, winning the Kentucky Derby, The Preakness and The Belmont Stakes aboard speedy American Pharoah. It was the first time in 37 years the feat had been accomplished. The first Hispanic jockey to ever win the Triple Crown, Espinoza has won over 3000 races in his career and donates 10% of his weekly winnings to The City of Hope for childhood cancer research. BINDI IRWIN The 17 year-old Australian wildlife conservationist and actress has continued the legacy of her parents, Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin and Terri Irwin, starring in a series of wildlife shows, including "Bindi: The Jungle Girl," "Bindi's Bootcamp," and "Steve Irwin's Wildlife Warriors." As an actress, Bindi starred in the films Free Willy: Escape from Pirate's Cove and Return to Nim's Island. In 2014, Bindi was awarded the prestigious Australian Geographic Society’s Young Conservationist of the Year, an honor that she dedicated to her late father, Steve Irwin. HAYES GRIER At just 15 years old, Hayes Grier is a rising star in the social media world, with more 3.5 million followers on Vine and more than 2 million Twitter follows. The North Carolina teen shot to fame with his personal videos and is currently on a live tour across the United States.

Oh, I hoped the people on here who were skeptical about the program would find it to be entertaining and skip tPaula and Gary and notice some of the dancers who have never danced before but have a real gift. I'm learning new names too. I can't dance well at all and I give credit to those who try. I know I wouldn't be that brave. There are challenges in the bunch but I think it's a beautiful show with a healthy message and competition. The professional traing them are brilliant in playing to their strengths. I was touched by the jockey who is trying so hard to dance and admitted that he has a short-term memory because of all the tribulations of his profession. He was interesting and has a good attitude. The staging in the customs along with the sets must cost the show a lot of money.