Aw, come on, “Dancing With the Stars” — what do you think you are, “American Idol?”
Although ratings aren’t what they used to be, the endlessly popular “Dancing With the Stars” is one of the last remaining controversy-free shows we have left. (Bristol Palin’s first season aside.) It’s relentlessly upbeat, it’s mildly entertaining, but mostly, it’s just reliable reality show fluff, right down to the hideously tacky Mirror Ball Trophy awarded at the end of every season. Save for an occasional Maks Chmerkovskiy outburst, no one has public feuds, no one is fired, and co-hosts aren’t unceremoniously swapped out … well, until this season, apparently.
Although ratings aren’t what they used to be, the endlessly popular “Dancing With the Stars” is one of the last remaining controversy-free shows we have left. (Bristol Palin’s first season aside.) It’s relentlessly upbeat, it’s mildly entertaining, but mostly, it’s just reliable reality show fluff, right down to the hideously tacky Mirror Ball Trophy awarded at the end of every season. Save for an occasional Maks Chmerkovskiy outburst, no one has public feuds, no one is fired, and co-hosts aren’t unceremoniously swapped out … well, until this season, apparently.
