Dancing with the Stars

The remaining couples dance to classic hits celebrating the legends of rock; Flavor Flav joins the judges panel for a night packed with pure rock energy.

The remaining couples get into the spooky spirit with eerie makeovers and chilling routines; two-time Mirrorball champion Cheryl Burke returns to the ballroom as guest judge.

Special guest judge Jon M. Chu; the couples dance to the iconic soundtrack of "Wicked."

Ten remaining couples take to the ballroom floor to pay tribute to the influential people in their lives with moving and meaningful performances; special guest judge Kym Johnson returns to offer her expert insights.

“Dancing with the Stars” honors the Disneyland Resort 70th Celebration, as the eleven remaining couples dance to songs inspired by beloved Disney films and attractions.

From the "For You Page" to center stage, the twelve remaining couples on "Dancing with the Stars" perform dances set to songs that have dominated TikTok.

Music’s most iconic singles are brought to the ballroom floor, when all fourteen couples perform to songs from artists known for one unforgettable hit.

The ballroom welcomes 14 new celebrities for their first live performance.

It's an enchanting night in the ballroom as the eight remaining couples celebrate the magic of Disney through vibrant performances inspired by beloved films and characters.

The nine remaining couples take to the ballroom floor to honor influential figures/institutions in their lives through heartfelt performances; special guest judge Mark Ballas.

The 11 remaining couples bring iconic rock anthems to life; guest judge Gene Simmons.

The remaining 11 couples get their groove on with performances worthy of being seen on the iconic musical variety TV show "Soul Train"; guest judge Rosie Perez.

The night features an opening number to "Hooray for Hollywood"; partner dances include the Rumba, Jive, Foxtrot, Paso Doble, Quickstep, Waltz, Salsa and Tango.

"Dancing with the Stars" returns for a star-studded Season 33 with co-hosts Alfonso Ribeiro and Julianne Hough, plus thirteen new celebrities ready to hit the ballroom floor.

The eight remaining couples prepare for an electrifying night as they perform dances to songs behind the most iconic music videos; guest judge Paula Abdul.

The nine remaining couples get into the Halloween spirit with spine-tingling routines.

The 10 remaining couples take a moment to reminisce as they perform dances inspired by a pivotal year that held great significance in their lives.

The 11 remaining couples celebrate Disney's 100th anniversary with performances to songs from soundtracks of the company's most cherished films.

The 12 remaining couples move and groove on the ballroom floor with all-new dances showing off their soulful side; "Good Morning America" co-anchor Michael Strahan sits in at the judges table.

The 13 remaining couples heat up the ballroom floor with dances performed to music celebrating Latin heritage; featuring a fiery opening number to "Despechá" by Rosalia.

A new cast of celebrities and their pro partners hit the dance floor for the first time to perform a Cha Cha, Foxtrot, Jive, Salsa or Tango; featuring a dazzling opening number to "Levitating" by Dua Lipa.

The 10 couples dance to Michael Bublé songs. Michael Bublé joins as a guest judge and performer.

The two-night event continues as 11 remaining couples perform to hits from their high school proms.

The contestants perform emotional routines that represent the most impactful years of their lives.

The magic of Disney+ comes to life with performances inspired by Disney, Pixar, Marvel, and more.

The theme’s Bond… James Bond! The 14 remaining couples take on week three of the competition.

The 15 remaining couples perform dances celebrating The King of Rock 'n' Roll, Elvis Presley.

Season 31 kicks off with a star-studded cast of 16 celebrities performing live for the first time.

It's "Horror Night" and viewers are in for a real treat as the remaining couples Monster Mash their way back to the ballroom for a fang-tastic night as they compete another week for the coveted Mirrorball Trophy.

11 celebrity and pro-dancer couples take on performances inspired by "Grease".

The celebrities and their partners will put on a wickedly good show inspired by Disney Villains.

The 13 remaining couples performing choreographed numbers inspired by Disney Heroes.

The 14 celebrity and pro-dancer couples return to the ballroom.

The 15 celebrity and professional dancer couples are back in the ballroom for a second week with the first elimination of the 2021 season; host Tyra Banks performs a song to start the night.

A new cast of 15 celebrities and their pro dance partners compete in a variety of dances; host Tyra Banks.

Ten celebrity and pro-dancer couples find their inner villain as they compete to a variety of songs.

More dances and more music as 11 celebrity and pro-dancer couples compete for this season's sixth week live.

Twelve celebrity and pro-dancer couples compete for the fifth week of the competition.

Thirteen celebrity and pro-dancer couples compete for the fourth week of the competition.

Fourteen celebrity and pro-dancer couples compete for the third week as the magic of Disney returns to the ballroom.

The 15 celebrity and pro-dancer couples compete a second week, with the first elimination of the 2020 season; host Tyra Banks teaches the celebrities how to "smize" and use it throughout the competition.

A new cast of 15 celebrities compete for the coveted Mirrorball trophy. Supermodel and businesswoman Tyra Banks hosts.

The couples perform terrifying dances set to Halloween themes.

The nine remaining couples compete; the cast of "Dancing With the Stars -- Live Tour 2020" performs; one couple is eliminated.

The opening dance number takes place at Disneyland Resort; the nine couples dance to a variety of beloved Disney songs.

The remaining 10 celebrity and pro-dancer couples dance to a variety of hit and well-known songs; guest judge Leah Remini.

The couples dance to a variety of songs inspired by the celebrities' favorite movies; a behind-the-scenes look at the studio's backlot; special "Star Wars" moment.

The 12 celebrity and pro-dancer couples compete; the first elimination of the season.

A new cast of 12 celebrities kick off the competition.

The nine remaining celebrities put on their Mickey ears and get ready to transform into some of their favorite Disney characters and perform to songs from classic Disney films.

The 10 remaining celebrities discover that two may be company, but three is definitely not a crowd as former show stars, as well as some newbies, join the couples for a special Trio Night.

The 11 remaining celebrities stroll down memory lane and celebrate through dance a time in their lives that left a lasting impression.

Blue Man Group joins the dancers for the opening performance; Boyz II Men performs; the couples dance to a style they haven't performed yet.

The 12 remaining couples dance to iconic songs from New York; Sarah Bockel performs; the couples dance to a style they haven't yet.

The professional dancers perform together, Mackenzie Ziegler performs, and the cast of “Dancing With the Stars: Juniors” makes an appearance.

A new cast of 13 celebrities kick off the competition by performing together to Erin Boheme’s “I Won’t Dance.”

An elimination occurs after the seventh week of competition, which features Halloween-themed dances. The contestants are divided up and perform in two team dances: Team Monster Mash and Team Phantom of the Opera.

The nine remaining couples set their sights on the glitz and glamor of Tinseltown. Each couple will attempt to capture the spirit of a specific movie genre – action, foreign, spy, musical, sci-fi, drama, sports or animation – and perform a paso doblé, jazz, rumba, Argentine tango, samba, jive or quickstep. At the end of the night, based on scores and votes from last Monday, one couple will be eliminated.

The 10 remaining celebrities will transform into some of the most magical Disney characters from their favorite Disney films and celebrate the magnificence of “Disney Night.”

The 11 remaining celebrities dance to celebrate those things in life that give them pleasure. Each couple will perform a cha cha, Argentine tango, samba, Charleston, jive, jazz, Viennese waltz, salsa or quickstep, vying for America’s vote. At the end of the night, one couple will be eliminated.

The 11 remaining celebrities dance to celebrate those things in life that give them pleasure. Each couple will perform a cha cha, Argentine tango, samba, Charleston, jive, jazz, Viennese waltz, salsa or quickstep, vying for America’s vote. At the end of the night, one couple will be eliminated.

With the first elimination having taken place on Monday, the 12 remaining celebrities ready themselves for one of the hottest nights in the ballroom – Latin Night. Each couple performs a samba, rumba, cha cha, Paso Doble, Argentine Tango, or salsa. At the end of the night, the second elimination of the season takes place.

The 13 celebrities dance to some of the most classic ballroom styles that everyone knows and loves, as Ballroom Night comes to “Dancing with the Stars.” Each couple will perform timeless favorites, including a quickstep, waltz, tango, foxtrot or Viennese waltz, vying for America’s vote. At the end of the night, the first elimination of the season takes place.

Each couple will perform a salsa, foxtrot, tango or cha cha, vying for America’s vote for the first time. No couples will be eliminated on week 1, and they will all advance to week two of the competition.

Mandy Moore kicks off the night with an exciting opening number, then each couple will attempt to capture the spirit of a specific movie genre. As an added bonus, Dove Cameron, Cameron Boyce, Sofia Carson and Booboo Stewart perform a “Descendants”-themed medley.

The eight remaining celebrities will dance to songs from some of the most popular boy bands and girl groups throughout history, and the men and women will also compete against each other in team dances. Nick Carter is a guest judge.

The Disney spirit shines as Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Goofy, Donald Duck and Daisy Duck, among other numerous Disney animated legends, adorn the ballroom and the couples bring the magic of Disney to life.

The 10 remaining celebrities will take a stroll down memory lane and celebrate with a dance to a time in their lives that left a lasting impression, as they commemorate their most memorable year.

The 11 remaining celebrities are set to celebrate the allure of Sin City and take a gamble on dancing to some of the city’s iconic songs, as Vegas Night comes to “Dancing with the Stars.”

After showcasing their first dances on last week’s exciting season premiere, the celebrities get another chance to impress the judges with a new style of dance, all the while knowing that one of them is going home at the end of the night, based on scores and votes from last Monday.

A new, dynamic cast of celebrities are ready to hit the ballroom floor. The competition begins with the two-hour live season premiere (which is also the show's 400th episode!). Each couple will perform a tango, cha cha, salsa, Viennese waltz, and quickstep, vying for America's vote for the first time.

The seven remaining couples compete on a Halloween-themed night.

The eight remaining celebrities dance to popular songs throughout the decades.

The nine remaining celebrities ready themselves for Latin Night, with each celebrity performing either a rumba, salsa, samba, paso doble, cha cha or Argentine tango. Plus, Pitbull performs and joins as a guest judge.

The nine remaining celebrities will set out to leave a lasting impression with their dances as they commemorate their most memorable year.

A surprise double elimination takes place and DNCE performs their new single.

The 11 remaining teams perform a dance inspired by a Cirque du Soleil show, while Cirque du Soleil acrobats, aerialists, dancers and fire stick performers perform alongside them.

Florida Georgia Line, CMA Award winners for Vocal Duo of the Year, will perform their number one hits "Cruise" and "H.O.L.Y.," and Fitz and The Tantrums will perform "HandClap," from their self-titled album. Viewers will also have a chance to see the couples' dances from the previous night one more time. The show will be packed with never-before-seen footage, including extended training packages, exclusive interviews with the couples and judge, and the second elimination of the season takes place.

An exciting, brand-new theme night comes to the show, as the 12 remaining celebrities find themselves pitted against each other in a quest to keep themselves immune from elimination, as Face Off night comes to "Dancing with the Stars." Two couples will each be tasked with dancing the same dance style, but to different songs.

The first elimination of the season takes place, based on combined viewer and judges' scores from weeks 1 and 2.

The 13 celebrities dance to some of the most beloved television theme songs from the past and present. Each couple will perform a cha cha, Argentine Tango, jive, Paso Doble, tango, quickstep or Viennese Waltz, vying for America's vote.

Dancing with the Stars is back with its most dynamic cast yet and ready to hit the ballroom floor. Each couple will perform a Jive, Foxtrot, Cha Cha or Viennese Waltz, vying for America's vote for the first time.

The couples performed one unlearned dance and a team dance to songs from popular musical icons.

The nine remaining couples recreate dance routines from movies, music videos and live performances; celebrities choose to perform either a jive, Bollywood, jazz, contemporary or quickstep.

Contestants "switch-up" with a different partner, while their originals also pair up with a different contestant, each learning a new dance.

Contestants dance to some of Disney's most memorable songs, with fun costumes and animation.

Contestants dance to the songs that feels like what their most memorable year in their life was.

An elimination occurs after the second week of performances.

The 22nd-season opener begins with 12 celebrities, including Von Miller, Kim Fields, Geraldo Rivera, Mischa Barton, Antonio Brown and Paige VanZant.

Season 21, Episode 3

The twelve celebrities and their partners perform live for the firs time hoping to impress the judges and the viewers at home.

The seven remaining couples will perform an iconic number from a different time period.

The eight remaining couples celebrate the season with individual routines to spring break inspired songs plus a competitive team dance performance.

The results are announced from last week's performances as 1 Celebrity and their Professional dance partner are eliminated from the competition. The celebrities perform live for the 4th time hoping to impress both the judges and the viewers at home.

Each couple performed to a song of the celebrities choosing that encompasses an unforgettable time, or truly incredible experience in their life.

The new season begins with 12 new celebrities that includes: Charlotte McKinney, Chris Soules, Michael Sam, Nastia Liukin, Noah Galloway, Patti LaBelle, Redfoo, Riker Lynch, Robert Herjavec, Rumer Willis, Suzanne Somers and Willow Shields.

The couples perform during dynamic duo night; the couples face elimination.

The couples perform one unlearned dance and a team dance to Halloween themes and songs.

International superstar Pitbull returns to the ballroom and for the first time joins Julianne Hough, Carrie Ann Inaba and Bruno Tonioli as a guest judge MONDAY, OCTOBER 20 (8:00-10:01 p.m., ET) on “Dancing with the Stars.” Pitbull will kick-off the night with a steamy performance of his hit single “Fireball” followed by the nine remaining celebrities performing to a mix of his hits and personal favorite songs. Dance styles will include Salsa, Rumba, Foxtrot, Tango and Jazz. At the end of the night, one couple will face elimination.

The celebrities will switch partners, dancing instead with pros who were selected for them by viewers who voted on Twitter.

The couples dance to songs commemorating their most memorable year; Colbie Caillat performs.

It was all glitz and glamour in the ballroom as the remaining couples danced to songs from their favorite movies.

A couple is eliminated; Sia performs as Maddie Ziegler and Allison Holker dance; Nico & Vinz performs.

The couples perform a variety of dances, including the cha cha, the rumba, and the foxtrot, for the judges.

Smokey Robinson performs; a couple is eliminated.

Julianne Hough returns to the show as a fourth judge and four new pros join the cast. But the new quirky stars steal the show.

Mark Ballas opens the show with a vocal number. After performing their tradition dances, pairs of couples perform synchronized dances.

Ricky Martin joins the show for the always popular Latin night as a guest judge and performer. Injuries begin to take their toll especially among the ladies leading up to the team dance.

Redfoo joins the judges panel this week. Macys Stars of Dance return to perform Derek's choreography.

The couples are back with their original partners and Donny Osmond joins the judges panel for Disney night. A few Disney characters find their way into some of the dances.

Julianne Hough returns to the show as a guest judge once again. In a change of pace the entire cast opens the show with a wild group dance. Then the contestants switch partners for the competition based on the home audience's Twitter votes. Scores are combined with last week's for next week's elimination. In a special surprise Derek shows off his first choreographed routine for the Macy's Stars of Dance.

Robin Roberts joins the judges panel for this week's competition as couples perform dances inspired by the stars most memorable years. Injuries claim their first victim as Billy Dee Williams is unable to perform and is disqualified.

One couple starts the show safe this week but the rest face a double elimination. Couples perform dances secretly chosen by the stars.

Past competitor Erin Andrews returns as the new co-host for season 18. R2D2 makes an appearance as Billy Dee Williams dances to a Star Wars medley opposite a pair of storm troopers and Ewoks.

Cher performs; the seven remaining couples perform.

Episode 2 of Dancing with the Stars - Season 17.

Seventeenth Season Premiere. The couples will perform a Cha Cha, Foxtrot or Contemporary routine. In the new format the show is transitioned to a one night two hour show. The judge's scores will be combined with the votes of the previous week.

In the season opener, previous contestants return and perform the cha-cha or the fox-trot. Competitors include Kirstie Alley, Emmitt Smith, Bristol Palin, Drew Lachey and Shawn Johnson.