‘Dancing with the Stars’ Season 17 Episode 8

'Dancing with the Stars' Season 17 Episode 8

Coming up on a special “Dancing with the Stars” Season 17 Episode 8, an elimination will occur after the eighth week of performances, which features both an individual round and a dance-off competition. Also, the show will celebrate the legendary music career of Cher. She will perform and serve as a guest judge.

Don’t miss the all-new episode of “Dancing with the Stars” Monday, November 4, 8:00 p.m. on ABC.

“Dancing with the Stars” is a series that pairs a celebrity with a professional dance partner as they train and compete in front of a studio audience in a televised dance competition. The pairs will be judged by a panel of experts and also by viewers at home, with one couple being eliminated each week. In each round of competition, each couple will demonstrate how well their training and rehearsing has paid off, by performing a choreographed routine. At the end of each performance, judges will give each couple a score. At the end of the broadcast, viewers will be instructed on how to call in and cast a vote for their favorite couple. In the results show the next day, one couple will be eliminated. Season 13 is shaping up to be hotter than ever with a few new twists to go with all those tangos. New this season is a feature called the “Ballroom Battle”. We’ve seen how well the pros dance and teach, but this season we’ll watch a couple trained by a pro go head-to-head with another pro’s couple.

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