Yikes, There Was a Major Elimination Mixup on 'Dancing with the Stars' Last Night

Vernon Davis and Peta Murgatroyd are saying goodbye to season 29 of. After being in danger of elimination for two weeks in a row, the former NFL star and his pro partner were sent packing during the dance competition show's Top 11 Night.While Carrie Ann Inaba chose to save Vernon and Peta, fellow judges Derek Hough and Bruno Tonioli opted to go with the other bottom two couple, Johnny Weir and Britt Stewart.

The scores have been revealed for the sixth week of Dancing With the Stars season 29 and there were 11 celebs remaining in the competition.

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Dancing With the Stars. On Monday, October 19, the stars upped their games, bringing some of their best performances yet.After receiving two 9s last week, Val Chmerkovskiy and Monica Aldama slowed things down with a rumba, dedicated to Aldama’s husband, whom she met in middle school.

Dancing With The Stars fans were happy to see this week’s eliminated contestant say goodbye. On Monday night, the ballroom traveled back in time to the 1980s as the stars dressed in vibrant colors and danced to the biggest hits of the decade.After every DWTS contestant performed, the bottom two were announced.

Jesse Metcalfe and Sharna Burgess admit they weren't ready to leave but are grateful for their time on the show together.ET spoke with the dance duo just moments after they were sent home on Monday, where they reacted to their surprising elimination during '80s Night. After dancing a Tango to «Everybody Wants to Rule the World» by Tears for Fears — a performance that earned them a score of 19/30 — #TeamAllIn landed in the bottom with Vernon Davis and Peta Murgatroyd.

Actor Jesse Metcalfe has been booted off Dancing With The Stars.

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, and ET will be live blogging all of the night's biggest moments, including the strongest performances, best costumes and more! Ahead of Monday night's show, ABC unveiled a sneak peek look of the show opening, which features the celebrities and their pro partners getting their aerobics on while all decked out in full '80s gear.

Eli Countryman Tyra Banks worked quickly to correct a mistake on Monday night’s live airing of “Dancing With the Stars,” after she mistakenly mixed up the bottom two couples in danger of elimination.As the final pairs of dance partners stood on the stage, Banks announced that Anne Heche and Keo Motsep were in the bottom two with Vernon Davis and Peta Murgatroyd.

Dancing With the Stars proved to be a tough one for Tyra Banks. The host spoke out after there was a mix-up regarding the bottom two couples during the Monday, October 5, episode of ABC dancing competition.“Wowzers.

“Dancing with the Stars” host Tyra Banks suffered a major mishap on Monday night’s show, although she claimed it was the control room’s fault. During the two-hour live broadcast, Banks, 46, incorrectly announced that “Cheer” coach Monica Aldama and her partner Val Chmerkovskiy were safe when in reality they were in the bottom two.

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 Carole Baskin  is eliminated from Dancing With the Stars season 29. The animal rights activist performance wasn’t enough to continue in the competition and win the Mirror Ball trophy.

Will Thorne Staff Writer“Dancing With the Stars” twirled its way to the top of the TV ratings charts once again on Monday night, as it faced stiff competition from the Stanley Cup finals on NBC.The ABC dancing show scored a 1.1 rating among adults 18-49 and drew just over 7 million total viewers, as “Tiger King” star Carole Baskin was mauled off the show. That means it retained 100% of its demo from last week, and is up on the same week last season.