‘Dancing With the Stars’ Movie Night: Hannah Brown Goes Full Bachelorette, Lamar Odom Loses His Pants

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'Dancing With the Stars' Movie Night: Hannah Brown Goes Full Bachelorette, Lamar Odom Loses His Pants

Week two officially arrived! After the devastating first elimination on season 28 of Dancing With the Stars, the celebs were ready to work even harder during movie week. Each pair took on a different dance style to a song from a popular film during the Monday, September 30, show. One pair that didn't compete was Ray Lewis and Cheryl Burke, since the 44-year-old former NFL star suffering from an injury. "Due to injuries he sustained to his foot, our journey to the mirror ball ends tonight," Burke, 35, wrote on Instagram ahead of the episode. "Ray, I wish you a safe and speedy recovery and look forward to seeing you do the squirrel dance again very soon. #TeamRAVENous." While the duo were training to perform a cha-cha to "Twist and Shout" from Ferris Bueller's Day Off, a foot injury that that Lewis suffered in 2010 resurfaced. He found out that he had torn three tendons in his foot and would need surgery; the doctor said if he continued dancing, it could rupture. "This is probably one of the hardest decisions of my life," he shared during the episode. He sat in the audience while season 24 winner Rashad Jennings stepped in and danced with Burke. However, she would not be continuing in the competition. The audience was also full of the stars during Monday night! Demi Lovato, who was recently set up on a date with Mike Johnson by Hannah Brown, cheered alongside Hannah's BFF Demi Burnett. Former Bachelor and Dancing With the Stars competitor Chris Soules was also spotted, along with Queer Eye's Bobby Berk. New couple Zooey Deschanel and Jonathan Scott also appeared to be enjoying a Dancing date night! When it came time for the results, Lamar Odom and Peta Murgatroyd as well as Kel Mitchell and Witney Carson landed in the bottom two. However, since Lewis and Burke had to exit, there was no elimination! Scroll through the gallery below for a breakdown of each dance and score.

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'Dancing With the Stars' Movie Night: Hannah Brown Goes Full Bachelorette, Lamar Odom Loses His Pants

Week two officially arrived! After the devastating first elimination on season 28 of Dancing With the Stars, the celebs were ready to work even harder during movie week. Each pair took on a different dance style to a song from a popular film during the Monday, September 30, show. One pair that didn't compete was Ray Lewis and Cheryl Burke, since the 44-year-old former NFL star suffering from an injury. "Due to injuries he sustained to his foot, our journey to the mirror ball ends tonight," Burke, 35, wrote on Instagram ahead of the episode. "Ray, I wish you a safe and speedy recovery and look forward to seeing you do the squirrel dance again very soon. #TeamRAVENous." While the duo were training to perform a cha-cha to "Twist and Shout" from Ferris Bueller's Day Off, a foot injury that that Lewis suffered in 2010 resurfaced. He found out that he had torn three tendons in his foot and would need surgery; the doctor said if he continued dancing, it could rupture. "This is probably one of the hardest decisions of my life," he shared during the episode. He sat in the audience while season 24 winner Rashad Jennings stepped in and danced with Burke. However, she would not be continuing in the competition. The audience was also full of the stars during Monday night! Demi Lovato, who was recently set up on a date with Mike Johnson by Hannah Brown, cheered alongside Hannah's BFF Demi Burnett. Former Bachelor and Dancing With the Stars competitor Chris Soules was also spotted, along with Queer Eye's Bobby Berk. New couple Zooey Deschanel and Jonathan Scott also appeared to be enjoying a Dancing date night! When it came time for the results, Lamar Odom and Peta Murgatroyd as well as Kel Mitchell and Witney Carson landed in the bottom two. However, since Lewis and Burke had to exit, there was no elimination! Scroll through the gallery below for a breakdown of each dance and score.

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Lauren Alaina and Gleb Savchenko

Lauren and Gleb performed a tango to "Pretty Woman," and first watched the classic movie to try and get into the spirit. While Len Goodman said he was disappointed by the themed outfits, he thought the tango was "excellent."

Score: 20/30

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Hannah Brown and Alan Bersten

Since the former Bachelorette was throwing a bachelorette party and was set to be the maid of honor in her best friend's wedding, Alan chose a rumba to "Hold On" from Bridesmaids. Len said she was a "lovely dancer" but Carrie Ann Inaba said it was a bit too much of a "cheerleader" dance.

Score: 21/30

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Karamo Brown and Jenna Johnson

This week, the Queer Eye star danced a jive to "I'm Still Standing" from Rocketman. He was determined to earn a score above a 5 from Len and before the performance, Taren Edgerton even sent him a good luck video. Carrie Ann said that the reality star made "a lot of mistakes." Len then said he just hopes Karamo is happy! Unfortunately, he still gave him a 5.

Score: 16/30

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Ally Brooke and Sasha Farber

Ahead of this week's dance, Ally brought Sasha back to Texas where both she and Selena Quintanilla-Pérez are from. In fact, their families are friends! The duo danced a rumba to "Dreaming of You" from Selena, which really impressed the judges. Len, Carrie Ann and Bruno Tunoli all complimented the singer's accurate technique.

Scores: 24/30

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James Van Der Beek and Emma Slater

The actor got a visit from his wife while he rehearsed a rumba to "Shallow" from A Star Is Born, a dance he wanted to dedicate to Kimberly. Carrie Ann and Bruno were extremely impressed with the romantic and gorgeous dance, while Len said it seemed too passionate.

Score: 23/30

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Kate Flannery and Pasha Pashkov

The Office alum got into character to dance the quickstep to "9 to 5." She proved that she really practicied and the judges were extremely impressed with her "big hit" performance!

Score: 24/30

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Lamar Odom and Peta Murgatroyd

After a rough week, Odom got a burst of confidence thanks to a call from Kobe Bryant. He then danced a "cha-cha" to "Old Time Rock and Roll" from Risky Business. While his confidence was higher (even though he was in his underwear!) and the judges loved that, once he messed up about midway through, he couldn't get back on beat. 

Score: 12/30

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Sailor Brinkley-Cook and Val Chmerkovskiy

Dancing the tango to "Here We Go Again" from Mamma Mia!, Sailor was excited to celebrate her mom. The dance was uplifting, happy and showed off how much she'd improved. The judges were very impressed with her "fantastic routine."

Score: 23/30

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Kel Mitchell and Witney Carson

Kel went completely into character for a rumba to "My Heart Will Go On" from Titanic. After coming down a staircase, he and Witney glided across the floor for a romantic number. Carrie Ann and Len agreed it was "solid," but she added that he was "a little tight." Bruno added that the "intensity takes away the fluidity."

Score: 20/30

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Sean Spicer and Lindsay Arnold

The former politician took on a cha-cha to "Night Fever" from Saturday Night Fever. While he really wanted to take on John Travolta's knee jump, Lindsay just hoped to make him into a leading man. Len said it was "more like Monday night lukewarm" than Saturday Night Fever, but did compliment a few moves. Carrie Ann loved how much fun he was having, but told him to stop being "so robotic."

Score: 15/30