Does "Dancing With The Stars" still shine or is it time to say bye-bye to its glamour? The glitz, sequins and mirror-ball trophy still sparkle but it seems like the show has lost its shine already.
There could still be a tight competition around but with its new cast, it looks like they need to catch more attention from the viewers. This time's line up is so bad; it got to be the least appealing. According to New York Post the cast in this new season will definitely test America's high tolerance for "no-talent hucksters, never-quite-beens, narcissistic camera whores, underachieving children of actual stars, and the occasional racist."
In the current line up, the most accomplished in his field is jockey Victor Espinoza who won the Triple Crown with American Pharoah. But he will be partnered with Karina Smirnoff which will show some size difference for the two. The other entries include teens, 15-year-old Vine celeb Hayes Grier and 17-year-old multitasker Bindi Irwin. She is the daughter of Steve "Crocodile Hunter" Irwin. Let's just wait and see as they do some sexy dance moves.
For the "oldie slot" there's Gary Busey and Chaka Khan. Another group includes one of the early favorites, Alexa Pena Vega (formerly from "Spy Kids" movie). And her own husband, Carlos could be a strong rival. To add to the early faves, we got the hotties boy band "Backstreet Boys" member Nick Carter. He will do well especially with pro, Sharna Burgees.
There has been a formula for the show during the previous seasons but the moves and choreography has been timid. As for the judging panel, getting rid of all of them especially Julianne Hough, will not make any difference. In Carrie Ann Inaba and Bruno Tonioli's case, you got to love them but still their too much familiarity could lead to boredom.
The "Dancing With The Stars" performs well enough for ABC and producing it does not require so much money. According to Renew Cancel TV, "Dancing With The Stars" Season 21 opens a brand new season for salsa, samba and ballroom.
