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was Keyshawn Johnson, and I agree with that. He was stiff, clumsy and had no chemistry with poor Sharna. Even though Bill Nye and the lovely Valerie Harper weren’t much better, I still agree that Keyshawn’s elimination was right on the money, although it should be obvious that Bill Ney and even the lovely Valerie shouldn’t be able to keep up with the pace much longer. They both have great attitudes, though, and seem to expect that they will be leaving at some point.
I failed to record the first DWTS show, so I didn’t get to see the “stars” being introduced. I did think the football player was much nicer than the previous ones. He didn’t show any arrogant actions. I know somebody had to go. I was so in hopes that no one was going to have previous dance lessons. The young boy shouldn’t be in the competition. No 1, he is cocky and he shouldn’t have come on with experience. I know that happens way too often.
I totally agree. Seems like every season now we have to have either a Disney kid, or a Nick kid, and now a Glee contestant, although she isn’t a kid — I believe she said she’s twenty-something, but was chosen because she looks like a high-schooler. Either way, there’s no way the older contestants can compete with these young kids. Seems sort of unfair to me.
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