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September 20, 2010 | 9:58 pm

Dancing With The Stars:  Bristol Palin Trumps The Situation

Posted by Ilana Angel

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Bristol and Mark

I am so excited this show is back.  It is a guilty pleasure that is a blast to watch.  There is nothing bad to say about this show.  By nothing bad to say about this show of course I mean there is so much bad stuff to say about the contestants.  Great cast, great fun, great television.

Audrina Patridge:  Could this girl be any more boring?  She has a ridiculous body and no apparent talent. I’m not even sure why she is on the show.  I want very much for her to be the first to go.  Bye-bye celebrity wannabe.  Back to the hills you go sweetie and eat a sandwich when you get there.

Kurt Warner:  I don’t follow football and have no idea who this guy is but I totally dug him.  I thought he was handsome, charming and did a really good job.  The QB has got some good moves and comes across as very likeable.  He will be around for a while and will clearly get better with time.

Kyle Massey:  I love this kid.  My son grew up watching him so I know who he is, although a lot of America may not.  He is fabulous, a good dancer, a role model to young men and I hope he does well.  I thought it was adorable when he got caught staring at Lacey’s boobs during rehearsal.

Rick Fox: Can he dance?  I have absolutely no idea.  This man could not possibly be more attractive. He is beautiful and when he smiled at the camera I was certain he was looking right at me and professing his undying love for me.  I love you Rick Fox.  We can talk about your dancing next week.

Margaret Cho:  I like her and always have.  I think she did a disservice to herself by trying to make it funny because she was a really good dancer and could have pulled it off.  She is popular in the gay community so I hope their votes can keep her around until she trusts herself because we will love her.

Brandy Norwood: Didn’t like her.  I was turned off by her introduction video and didn’t care about her dancing. I think she has a bad attitude and needs to hope her personality, or lack of one, does not get in her way.  She’s going to need to win me back because I thought she was gross.

Bristol Palin: For reasons I cannot explain, because I don’t understand them myself, I loved her.  I feel for this kid and I think she did a good job.  She looked beautiful, was mature enough to poke a little fun at her mom, and held her own.  I think she is the dark horse of the bunch and will surprise us and her momma.  Dance Bristol Dance!

Florence Henderson:  Marcia, Marcia, Marcia, your mom rocks!  At 76 years old, this woman was phenomenal.  She is prettier now than she was in the 70’s when we all fell in love with her and wanted her to be our mom.  She was really cute and a pleasure.  I hope she gets to stay for a little while.

Michael Bolton:  There was nothing really memorable about his performance and I think he will be an early casualty.  The best part was when they were asking people to vote and he made the motion for people to call, he “dialed” the phone instead if pressing the buttons.  Classic.  Go home old man.

Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino:  He is a whore, a pig, a Guido, and is famous for no reason.  Now that we’ve gotten that out of the way, I love him.  I thought he did good for only having five days practice and I want him to stay at least until he takes his shirt off.  I think he will catch up.

Jennifer Grey:  She was the best dancer of the night and also performed the best fake cry.  She milked the whole Patrick Swayze thing, but whatever, we knew she would.  I loved her performance, loved her dress, and loved seeing her again.  I want her to make it to the finals.

David Hasselhoff:  I have one word for his dance tonight:  painful.  More than being bad it was creepy.  He had a perverted vibe to him that was uncomfortable to watch.  Such a shame.  He will stay for a bit because of the sentimental votes, but he’s heading out early and I’m cool with it.

Opening night was great and I’m hooked.  There are some I don’t care about, some I don’t know, some I love, and some I will actually vote for.  It promises to be a great season and the only thing better than watching will be blogging. Audrina is my pick to go so I’ll watch tomorrow and keep the faith.

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Hi Ilana!
    I am so glad this is back as well…I agree about Audrina and she probably will go very soon.  I missed some due to work but hope to watch if its on again tonite…too busy making vegan desserts for my client!
Do you like date nut bars?  Its a pretty easy recipe..let me know and I will email it to you!
Have a great day!
XO

Comment by irene on 9/21/10 at 4:55 am

You seriously need to get a life if you think this show is great - or any reality show on television. This country is in trouble if this show is the highlight of everyone’s day.
What a sad commentary on America.

Comment by hulda on 9/21/10 at 5:30 am

@ Irene:  It was great.  There are so many train wrecks coming I can hardly wait. Love date bars.  So excited to make them!

@ Hulda:  One could argue that you are a sad commentary on America.  Why so much hate?  It’s shows like this that allow us, for a couple of hours, to forget what a mess this country is.  It allows us to watch television as a family, have some laughs and not worry about the economy, health care, or a million other things that are of concern.  Lighten up sweetie and watch it.  You might just like it.

Comment by Ilana Angel on 9/21/10 at 6:32 am

I used to love this show, but I just can’t spend 3-4 hours on it every week.  And their definition of “star” has gotten pretty generous. Glee starts tonight and I’ve been waiting all summer for it. Those kids can really dance…..AND sing.

Comment by Kathy on 9/21/10 at 7:09 am

Date/Nut Bars (Vegan)

Preheat oven to 350
-2 cups pitted dates, chopped
-1 cup raisins (your preference)
-2 Tspns vanilla extract
-1 1/4 cups berry juice blend
(put this all in a saucepan and cook until liquid is absorbed looking like a fruit puree sort of)
Crust:
-3 cups walnuts (1 1/2 cups buzzed in a food processor, 1 1/2 cups rough chopped)
-1/2 cup oat flour
-1/2 cup ww flour
-1 tspn cinnamon
-2/3 cup agave (get Trader Joe’s)
-1/2 cup canola oil

Mix dry ingredients together well
Mix canola oil a agave w/a pinch of salt

Blend with dry ingredients until its dough like but rustic

Spray an 8” pan w/cooking spray
Take around 1/2 of the nut mixture and pat it down to form the bottom crust
Take the date mixture and spread that out as well
Take the remaining nut mixture and spread on top

Bake at 350 for around 25-30 minutes…cool and enjoy!
Let me know how it turns out..you can always use pecans or dried cranberries in place of the raisins..make it your own!

Comment by irene on 9/21/10 at 10:30 am

It sounds like to me that you might be just a little bit jealous of Audrina. I loved the dance so did the judges.

Comment by Brittany on 9/21/10 at 10:40 am

This is the first time I have ever watched this show. I couldn’t committ to two hours, so I am glad to read your synopsis Ilana. The only reason I tuned in was because I was curious about “The Situation” as I am a huge fan of the Jersey Shore. I can understand why people watch this show. But, personally, I cannot stand it. I am a former professional dancer and I still dance as well as teach dance now. I find it hard to watch people who cannot dance. IMO Kyle Massey was the most engaging dancer and he can really move, Jennifer Grey was technically decent but had zero passion in her moves.

Comment by Nell C of NYC on 9/21/10 at 11:47 am

ilana,
i can not, will not and please, do not ask me to watch dancing with the stars. i use that word ‘star’ loosely as those who are climbing their way to be near a star, lassoing the next best thing like a star and those velcroing themselves to a look alike star. but please, please do not stop reporting on these people.
next season they will have the starlets of starbucks, star gazers (or maybe old star geezers), star light-star bright, twinkle twinkle little star, star nose moles and star fish. they could have star wars sword fights while playing starry starry night by don mclean as they toss star dust around freely.
you watch for me, i’ll read and they can call themselves stars whenever they kick up their heels to show what they are (and aren’t) worth.
being in LA, have you ever tried to get tickets to the ‘dancing with the stars’ show taping, so you could watch it all in person?
i’m just sayin’...
(o.m.g.)
side note, shows like this aren’t worth watching any more without my daughter by my side. my daughter would make me laugh so hard as she would make her sly comments on the costumes, dance techniques and the instructors and/or partners. my ‘tiny dancer’ is at one of the best dance school of the country but she is not taking any dance classes at all.
oh, a mother can dream…

Comment by zero milligrams (o.m.g.) on 9/21/10 at 1:42 pm

I miss Jennifer Grey’s OLD NOSE.

Comment by Noelle on 9/21/10 at 1:54 pm

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