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Something wicked this way comes this week on Dancing With the Stars\u2014but not Wicked like the film franchise, that was actually last week. Think something spookier than that!<\/p>\n
As ABC\u2019s hit show enters Week 7, we\u2019re here to recap everything live for you. After an incredible Week 6 filled with celebrity cameos, unforgettable costumes and the very first 10s of the season, the stakes are higher than ever for the remaining nine stars and their pros as they head into what\u2019s sure to be a scary week\u2014and not just because of the impending elimination.<\/p>\n
As noted above, last week\u2019s show was a truly fantastic episode with plenty of fun and surprises. The theme was \u201cWicked Night,\u201d with each dancing duo tasked with tackling a routine based on a song from the beloved Broadway musical-turned-movie franchise. On the panel as a guest judge was the franchise\u2019s director, Jon M. Chu, who treated the audience to several sneak peeks at the highly anticipated Wicked: For Good, coming to theaters Nov. 21.<\/p>\n
Given that there was no elimination in Week 5, the scores from Week 5 were added to Week 6 for a total possible perfect score of 80 this episode. At the top spot on the leaderboard was Whitney Leavitt and her partner Mark Ballas with a final two-week score of 72\/80 for their Quickstep set to \u201cPopular.\u201d <\/p>\n
Meanwhile, 2025 SI Swimsuit cover model Jordan Chiles<\/a> and her partner Ezra Sosa had a final two-week score of 71\/80 after their Rumba set to \u201cFor Good\u201d\u2014putting them just one point behind Leavitt and Ballas. Fellow SI Swimsuit family member and the brand\u2019s first-ever digital cover model, Alix Earle<\/a>, and her partner Val Chmerkovskiy also did well, with a final two-week score of 70\/80 thanks to their Jazz routine set to\u00a0\u201cWhat Is This Feeling?\u201d<\/p>\n Unfortunately, Andy Richter and his partner Emma Slate found themselves at the bottom of the leaderboard again with a final two-week score of 51\/80, followed by Scott Hoying and Rylee Arnold<\/a> with a final two-week score of 58\/80.<\/p>\n After no one was sent home during \u201cDedication Night\u201d on Week 5, the show added two weeks\u2019 worth of the judges\u2019 scores to the millions of votes coming in from fans watching live. When all was said and done,\u00a0Hoying and Arnold<\/strong>\u00a0were unfortunately the duo sent home.<\/p>\n Hoying called Arnold \u201chis favorite person ever\u201d during their emotional final interview, and the pair were swiftly embraced by the rest of the cast for their final goodbyes as the episode ended.<\/p>\n Week 7\u2019s theme is, appropriately, \u201cHalloween Week.\u201d Pretty self-explanatory, we\u2019d say! This means the dancing duos will be movin\u2019 and groovin\u2019 to songs that lean on the spookier side of things, donning elaborate costumes for their intricate routines. <\/p>\n And\u2014to add even higher stakes to the already intense episode\u2014former DWTS pro and two-time mirrorball trophy winner Cheryl Burke<\/a> will be on the panel as a guest judge, making the highest possible score for tonight a 40.<\/p>\nYou can check out our full recap of last week\u2019s episode\u00a0here<\/a>!<\/h3>\n
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