The 14 remaining couples on 'Dancing with the Stars' performed to the iconic music of the James Bond film franchise.
The 14 remaining couples on "Dancing with the Stars" performed to the iconic music of the James Bond film franchise.Things were a bit shaken and stirred in the ballroom this week on "Dancing with the Stars."
The 14 remaining couples performed to the iconic music of the James Bond film franchise. The special theme celebrates the 60th birthday of the spy series' first film, "Dr. No," and the couples danced to music spanning the six decades-long run of the popular series. Once again, there was a three-way tie for first place. Charli D'Amelio, Wayne Brady and Gabby Windey all landed at the top of the judge's scoreboard.
The bottom two couples were Cheryl Ladd and Louis van Amstel, along with Sam Champion and Cheryl Burke.All four judges voted to save Sam and Cheryl, which meant Cheryl Ladd and Louis van Amstel were sent home.