Author: Emily Longeretta / Source: Us Weekly
Emotions were running high on “Most Memorable Year” week! On the Monday, October 8, episode of Dancing With the Stars,
Mary Lou Retton’s most memorable year was 1984, when she competed at the Summer Olympics and took home a gold medal, two silver medals and two bronze medals.
However, the year was so important to her not because of the win but because she competed only six weeks after getting knee surgery! She and Sasha Farber danced the Viennese waltz to “We are the Champions.” While she became extremely emotional ahead of the dance and had a few missteps, she still earned a score of 24/30.Milo Manheim named 2018 as his most memorable year as his movie, Zombies, came out, he’s on Dancing With the Stars and is graduating high school. He and Witney Carson danced a Jive to “Can You Do This,” and wow’d all the judges, earning a 27/30.
Nancy McKeon and Val Chmerkovskiy danced the Rumba to “Love Someone,” dedicated to the year 2006, when she completed her family. She and her husband share two daughters. While the dance was slow and lacked hip action, according to Len Goodman, the charm and beauty earned her a score of 22/30.
Alexis Ren’s named 2014 as her most memorable year, the last year she had with her mother before she passed away from cancer. She performed a very emotional contemporary dance with Alan Bersten to “How to Save a Life,” which moved everyone and earned her a score of 26/30.
.@AlexisRenG remembers her mom on the stage that would surely make her very happy.
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When Evanna Lynch was a kid, the Harry Potter series helped her when she struggled with an eating disorder. She even wrote to author J.K. Rowling and they became pen pals while Evanna was in and out of hospitals. So, her most memorable year was 2006, when she went to as casting call and landed the role in the film – and Rowling didn’t even know she had auditioned. Evanna and Keo Motsepe danced an impressive and very fast Viennese…
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