The bottom three were like a multiple choice question where the answer was either A, B or C – as in Arquette, Bono or Canalis.
When Chaz was declared safe, the audience erupted in cheers. It goes to show that despite a very poor showing – and low score- Bono has a large fan base that’s likely to keep him in the competition until his sore knees heal.
And Arquette is also too darn likable to send home this early. With a “Friend” in his corner and two hot sisters, he’s likely to stick around for a while no matter how goofy and sloppy he dances. And that’s probably good for the show.
So who went home? The correct answer is C – as in Elisabetta Canalis and Val Chmerkovsky, who apologized to his partner.
“I wish I did better for you,” he said.
“I want to thank everybody and thanks to the public and to everybody who voted to us, really,” she said. “Now I’m really nervous. Thank you everybody. It was a great adventure.”
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