Night two of the Dancing With the Stars season 24 Finale officially ended the show until the Fall, but it also unofficially kicked off the Summer! And before the Summer, we have just a couple more main blog posts left until we start blogging about season 25!
So, with the final results of the fantasy draft, overall comments on Tuesday’s show, and the last MVP picks of the season, here are Paul Bentley and Julia Delbel!
Scores From the Finale
Dancing With the Stars Week 10 Leaderboard
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Couple
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Dance Style
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The Judges’ Scores
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Overall Scores
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Rashad and Emma (Winners)
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Viennese Waltz
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10, 10, 10, 10
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40/40
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119/120
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Freestyle
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10, 10, 10, 10
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40/40
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Cha-Cha-Cha/Tango Fusion
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10, 9, 10, 10
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39/40
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Normani and Val (Third Place)
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Quickstep
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10, 9, 9, 10
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38/40
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118/120
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Freestyle
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10, 10, 10, 10
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40/40
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Argentine Tango/Foxtrot Fusion
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10, 10, 10, 10
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40/40
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David and Lindsay (Runners-Up)
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Viennese Waltz
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8, 8, 9, 8
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33/40
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109/120
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Freestyle
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10, 10, 10, 10
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40/40
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Foxtrot/Salsa Fusion
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9, 9, 9, 9
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36/40
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Fantasy Team Scores: The Final Results
3RD PLACE: TEAM JULIA
WEEK 10 TOTAL: 0 POINTS
FINAL TOTAL: 1205 POINTS
2ND PLACE: TEAM BENTLEY
Rashad & Emma: 40 Round 1 points + 40 Freestyle points + 39 Fusion points + 40 Champion points = 159 points
WEEK 10 TOTAL: 159 POINTS
FINAL TOTAL: 1527 POINTS
1ST PLACE: TEAM DREAMS
David & Lindsay: 33 Round 1 points + 40 Freestyle points + 36 Fusion points + 20 Runner-Up points = 129 points
Normani & Val: 38 Round 1 points + 40 Freestyle points + 40 Fusion points = 118 points
WEEK 10 TOTAL: 247 POINTS
FINAL TOTAL: 1814 POINTS
Overall Comments on the Finale
@TheBentleyNinja: I appreciate the fact that now I know Charo is a virgin “in the ear”. . . o_O LOL
@TheBentleyNinja: Despite how fun it ended up being the finale of Season 24 was one of the most controversial and divisive weeks I have ever seen on the show. But at the end of the day, it’s just a show. And claiming that someone beating someone else or someone getting certain scores is rigged, while it is a valid theory, I doubt is true. Maybe the judges are whack with their scoring sometimes, but I think we would all be heavily criticized if we were on the judging panel with them. Those judges take a lot of heat, and what they do is very difficult to do live on the air. I might not agree with them, but I respect them. And as for voting, I don’t ever think it is safe to just assume that somebody has a certain number of votes. There is always a hidden vote somewhere, whether we like it or not. I mean, look at the 2016 American election. None of the news outlets (except for maybe LA Times) thought that Donald Trump was going to get nearly enough electoral votes to win, and, well, we all know the rest!
@juliadelbel: The ending of this season played out VERY similarly to Season 12 (which is especially funny since as of Season 24 it now marks the halfway point of the series!) and to be honest, with the way the show is being produced now I never thought we’d see an outcome like that again. Despite the fact that there were several people who were significantly stronger dancers this season than David, I thought it was pretty cool that the voters took him past every single female ringer in the season which probably had the most we’ve ever seen.
@TheBentleyNinja: By the way, did you hear Normani on Good Morning America saying that she’s going on a date with Bonner?! Interesting. . .
@TheBentleyNinja: Oh, and for everybody who twists every single word on this blog, don’t expect to censor myself on here. If you disagree, fine. I encourage it. Just make sure you are able to communicate progressively with us without defaming someone’s character. And newsflash: if you don’t like what is said on here, you don’t have to read it.
MVP (Most Valuable Pro) Pick For Night 2
@TheBentleyNinja: I think after all of those seasons where Val Chmerkovskiy had to choreograph an Argentine Tango/Foxtrot Fusion or some other dance style with the Foxtrot, he has mastered fusing the styles together for a seamless combination of dances. His Fusion dance with Normani showcased her, which demonstrates what the show is all about!
@juliadelbel: Yeah it’s weird that he’s gotten that particular fusion combo so much. (I think he’s only actually had one other-Foxtrot/Paso-and I believe he’s done that one multiple times too!) But I really liked the way Val Chmerkovskiy sewed the two styles together and created a great dance for Normani to end her season on. I think last season was another one where he had this fusion assignment and I mentioned not seeing enough of one of the styles, but this time not only was there a lot of Argentine Tango and Foxtrot content, they were blended together expertly! I think Val thrives when using traditional dance elements and incorporating a lot of specific style content, and this routine was a prime example of that!
Links and More
Blog Links
Tuesday’s Blog on Night One of the Finale http://dwts2016.blogspot.com/2017/05/dancing-with-stars-season-24-week-10.html
Yesterday’s Blog on Night Two of the Finale http://dwts2016.blogspot.com/2017/05/dancing-with-stars-season-24-week-10.html
From the Skybox From the Semifinals http://dwts2016.blogspot.com/2017/05/from-skybox-week-9-who-do-we-want-to-win.html
Blogger Twitter Links
dwtsdreams: @dwtsdreams
Julia Delbel: @juliadelbel
Paul Bentley: @TheBentleyNinja
Miscellaneous Links
What did you think of night two of the season 24 Finale of Dancing With the Stars? Which 24-Hour Fusion dance do you think combined the two dance styles assigned the best? What was your favorite performance of the night? What did you think of Normani & Val coming in third, David & Lindsay coming in second, and Rashad & Emma coming in first place, winning them the Mirror Ball Trophy? What do you think will happen next season of the show this Fall?
ABC has announced that season 25 of Dancing WIth the Stars will air this Fall, and another season after that will premiere in 2018. Plus, in an all-new spin-off of the show, Dancing With the Stars: Junior, featuring child stars and celebrities’ children, will air in Spring 2018!
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