DWTS: Tyra Banks calls Landon Barker by wrong name 'Logan' again
The 48-year-old host got Landon Barker's name wrong again while apologizing to Charli D'Amelio for calling him 'Logan' on Monday's episode of Dancing With The Stars.... Music in Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LUr1tNDQgw&list=PLsstS1rEJk-vAK2YkpdSYsf0DRubeOTxJ Daily Mail 2022-10-11T06:37:50Z 'I called your boyfriend Landon Barker and his name is Logan. I am so...,' Tyra said as Charli and Mark motioned that she got the names reversed. 'Okay, I just said it backwards again. What is wrong with me with this? Why can't I get this right? They said it in my ear last week, I got it wrong. Now that I'm reading it and I'm getting it wrong,' Tyra said. Landon was laughing in the audience about being called 'Logan' again as Tyra turned to him. 'Hello, Landon, I am so sorry. Your woman did so well tonight,' Tyra said. 'That is what live TV is, it is lots of mistakes. We keep it real because it's live. I apologize again,' Tyra said to Charli. 'All good,' Charli told her. Charli and Mark received 36 points for their Jazz routine to The Simpsons theme by Danny Elfman with the TikTok star wearing a tall blue beehive wig while performing as Marge Simpson. They finished in a three-way tie at the top of the leaderboard along with The Bachelorette star Gabby Windey and Val Chmerkovskiy and Wayne Brady and his pro partner Witney Carson. 'It was incredible,' judge Derek Hough, 37, told Charli and Mark after their technically complex routine. 'It was so good, I didn't want it to end,' judge Bruno Tonioli, 66, said. New York Weatherman Sam Champion, 61, was eliminated after performing a Paso doble with Cheryl Burke to the song The Greatest Show from the movie The Greatest Showman. Even though the crowd cheered for them when they finished, Sam's scores were the lowest of the night. 'I am very very proud of you,' judge Carrie Ann Inaba, 54, said after the dance. 'This show is about challenging yourself. It's about doing something that you are not comfortable with.' 'Sam, you are a showman,' Judge Len Goodman, 78, said. 'You come out each week 100 percent.' The judges gave them a score of 25 out of 40. Later in the night, when he learned he had been eliminated Sam said he was grateful for the chance to be on the show. 'It's been an incredible journey,' Sam said after being eliminated. 'Cheryl has worked harder than anyone could. I love having my husband with me on this journey.' The two-hour Disney+ themed episode started with an Encanto-themed dance number. Fitness model and Arnold Schwarzenegger's son Joseph Baena, 24, paired with Daniella Karagach, was the first contestant to perform. They danced the Charleston to A Star Is Born with Joseph dressed up like the character Hercules for the performance. 'I've been a fan of Hercules for a long time,' Joseph said in a confessional. 'My dad did Hercules In New York when he was younger.' 'You are going to go the distance,' Derek predicted after their routine. The judges gave them a score of 28 out of 40. Jordin Sparks, 32, and Brandon Armstron performed a Jazz routine to the song Remember Me from the movie Coco. Jordin said she sings the song every night to her four-year-old son DJ. Jordin started the dance by singing the first verse herself and when she finished she ran to her son in the audience to give him a kiss. 'You danced with your heart tonight,' Bruno said. 'In my opinion that is your best dance today,' Len said. The judge gave them a score of 34 out of 40. Wayne, 50, and Witney danced a Jazz routine to Wait For It from the Hamilton musical. Wayne said the song resonated because he played Aaron Burr in the Hamilton musical. The crowd also gave them a standing ovation. 'I'm going to call you the postman, you keep delivering week after week,' Len said. 'It was truly fabulous.' 'You took us on a journey with the character,' Bruno said. 'You are not just a great dancer, you are a great actor.' The judges gave them a combined score of 36 out of 40. Coda actor Daniel Durant, 42, and Britt Stewart danced the Quickstep to a song from High School Musical. Daniel said growing up as a deaf child he felt out of place at his school and it wasn't until he went to a camp for the deaf that he felt accepted. He said he now mentors a child named Asher at the camp and was dedicating his dance to him. 'I loved the storytelling at the beginning,' Derek said. 'You should be very proud.' The judges gave them a combined score of 29 out of 40. Drag queen Shangela and Gleb Savchenko danced the Charleston to the song Dig A Little Deeper from the Princess And The Frog movie. Singer Jenifer Lewis sang the song live for them as they danced on the stage. 'We could always rely on you to get this ballroom going,' Derek said. 'Well done.' 'It was so powerful,' Bruno said. The judges gave them a combined score
The 48-year-old host got Landon Barker's name wrong again while apologizing to Charli D'Amelio for calling him 'Logan' on Monday's episode of Dancing With The Stars.... Music in Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LUr1tNDQgw&list=PLsstS1rEJk-vAK2YkpdSYsf0DRubeOTxJ Daily Mail 2022-10-11T06:37:50Z 'I called your boyfriend Landon Barker and his name is Logan. I am so...,' Tyra said as Charli and Mark motioned that she got the names reversed. 'Okay, I just said it backwards again. What is wrong with me with this? Why can't I get this right? They said it in my ear last week, I got it wrong. Now that I'm reading it and I'm getting it wrong,' Tyra said. Landon was laughing in the audience about being called 'Logan' again as Tyra turned to him. 'Hello, Landon, I am so sorry. Your woman did so well tonight,' Tyra said. 'That is what live TV is, it is lots of mistakes. We keep it real because it's live. I apologize again,' Tyra said to Charli. 'All good,' Charli told her. Charli and Mark received 36 points for their Jazz routine to The Simpsons theme by Danny Elfman with the TikTok star wearing a tall blue beehive wig while performing as Marge Simpson. They finished in a three-way tie at the top of the leaderboard along with The Bachelorette star Gabby Windey and Val Chmerkovskiy and Wayne Brady and his pro partner Witney Carson. 'It was incredible,' judge Derek Hough, 37, told Charli and Mark after their technically complex routine. 'It was so good, I didn't want it to end,' judge Bruno Tonioli, 66, said. New York Weatherman Sam Champion, 61, was eliminated after performing a Paso doble with Cheryl Burke to the song The Greatest Show from the movie The Greatest Showman. Even though the crowd cheered for them when they finished, Sam's scores were the lowest of the night. 'I am very very proud of you,' judge Carrie Ann Inaba, 54, said after the dance. 'This show is about challenging yourself. It's about doing something that you are not comfortable with.' 'Sam, you are a showman,' Judge Len Goodman, 78, said. 'You come out each week 100 percent.' The judges gave them a score of 25 out of 40. Later in the night, when he learned he had been eliminated Sam said he was grateful for the chance to be on the show. 'It's been an incredible journey,' Sam said after being eliminated. 'Cheryl has worked harder than anyone could. I love having my husband with me on this journey.' The two-hour Disney+ themed episode started with an Encanto-themed dance number. Fitness model and Arnold Schwarzenegger's son Joseph Baena, 24, paired with Daniella Karagach, was the first contestant to perform. They danced the Charleston to A Star Is Born with Joseph dressed up like the character Hercules for the performance. 'I've been a fan of Hercules for a long time,' Joseph said in a confessional. 'My dad did Hercules In New York when he was younger.' 'You are going to go the distance,' Derek predicted after their routine. The judges gave them a score of 28 out of 40. Jordin Sparks, 32, and Brandon Armstron performed a Jazz routine to the song Remember Me from the movie Coco. Jordin said she sings the song every night to her four-year-old son DJ. Jordin started the dance by singing the first verse herself and when she finished she ran to her son in the audience to give him a kiss. 'You danced with your heart tonight,' Bruno said. 'In my opinion that is your best dance today,' Len said. The judge gave them a score of 34 out of 40. Wayne, 50, and Witney danced a Jazz routine to Wait For It from the Hamilton musical. Wayne said the song resonated because he played Aaron Burr in the Hamilton musical. The crowd also gave them a standing ovation. 'I'm going to call you the postman, you keep delivering week after week,' Len said. 'It was truly fabulous.' 'You took us on a journey with the character,' Bruno said. 'You are not just a great dancer, you are a great actor.' The judges gave them a combined score of 36 out of 40. Coda actor Daniel Durant, 42, and Britt Stewart danced the Quickstep to a song from High School Musical. Daniel said growing up as a deaf child he felt out of place at his school and it wasn't until he went to a camp for the deaf that he felt accepted. He said he now mentors a child named Asher at the camp and was dedicating his dance to him. 'I loved the storytelling at the beginning,' Derek said. 'You should be very proud.' The judges gave them a combined score of 29 out of 40. Drag queen Shangela and Gleb Savchenko danced the Charleston to the song Dig A Little Deeper from the Princess And The Frog movie. Singer Jenifer Lewis sang the song live for them as they danced on the stage. 'We could always rely on you to get this ballroom going,' Derek said. 'Well done.' 'It was so powerful,' Bruno said. The judges gave them a combined score