DWTS -- Steve-O Rhumbas Out of the Competition

Waiting for those red lights on elimination night makes me realize who I want to see stick around. I cringed at the idea of Ty and Chelsie leaving, and even though I was pretty sure it wouldn't happen, Tom's ominous tone toward Melissa and Tony had me scared for a split second.

I didn't worry so much at the idea of LT and Edyta going home, despite his improved performance last night, and I was surprisingly unmoved at the idea of Chuck and Julianne taking their last bow. I've loved Julianne in the past, but this season is making me think that having a real life couple on the show is not such a great idea.

Ultimately, it was Steve-O and Lacey sharing a last dance and I was a little sad to see them go. I thought Steve-O might last another week, but I'm glad Ty and Chelsie are still around.

The rest of the result show featured a department store sponsored cabaret starring Carmen Electra, performances by Rascal Flatts, and Tony tossing Julianne around like a fluttery rag doll. (All right, many of those lifts were lovely, but I got a little bored with the liftapalooza and would have liked a little more dance in that dance.)

To start though, I was happy when some of the cast from Broadway's West Side Story Revival performed America. I saw the West Side Story Revival when it opened at National Theatre and loved it. Though I think America should have been at least half in Spanish like so many other sections and songs from the revival.

One of tonight's filler segments featured an odd interview with a body language expert. Really. That was probably one of those seemed-like-a-good-idea things that just didn't quite pan out.

The other filler news was that next week the stars, instead of the pros, will design each couple's outfits. Hmmm. That should be... interesting.

So, Steve-O won't be in the group dance. But if you happened to watch him on Jimmy Kimmel, you got to see the way he had wanted to end the dance with the infamous mic-pack injury. Here's a hint, it involved a kick and Steve dropping his pants to prove he wasn't wearing a cup.

Don't worry, I'm sure it will be on YouTube.