Ep 6. Week 4

Week 4 of Dancing with the Stars season 19 puts the pressure on the remaining celebrities as they tackle new dances and face elimination once again. With only nine couples left, the competition is heating up and the judges are looking for flawless performances.

The episode kicks off with a group number featuring all of the stars and their professional partners dancing to the iconic song "Singin' in the Rain." The fun and high-energy routine sets the tone for the evening, and the audience is ready to see what the celebrities have in store.

First up is a foxtrot from Tommy Chong and his partner Peta Murgatroyd. Despite being one of the oldest contestants in the competition, the 76-year-old actor continues to surprise the judges with his grace and charm on the dance floor. However, Len Goodman comments that the routine lacked some technical elements and advised Tommy to work on his footwork.

Next is a quickstep from Sadie Robertson and Mark Ballas. The Duck Dynasty star has been dazzling audiences with her natural talent and infectious personality, but the quickstep proves to be a challenge for her. Although her footwork is a bit shaky, the judges praise her energy and commitment to the dance.

Janel Parrish and Val Chmerkovskiy deliver a stunning Viennese waltz that earns them high scores and glowing praise from the judges. Bruno Tonioli gushes that the routine was like watching a fairytale come to life, and Carrie Ann Inaba calls it one of the best Viennese waltzes she's ever seen on the show.

Antonio Sabato Jr. and Cheryl Burke take on a contemporary routine that showcases the actor's athleticism and emotional depth. The judges commend Antonio for fully committing to the performance and delivering a powerful routine that left them moved.

Bethany Mota and Derek Hough's paso doble proves to be a highlight of the evening, with the YouTube sensation showing off her fierce side and commanding the dance floor. The judges are blown away by the routine and give the pair high praise and scores.

Lea Thompson and Artem Chigvintsev tackle a tango that showcases Lea's precision and elegance. The judges are impressed with her footwork and technique, with Len Goodman calling the routine "terrific" and "full of attack."

Michael Waltrip and Emma Slater's jive is energetic and fun, but the judges note that Michael struggled with the footwork and timing. Despite this, the Nascar driver's infectious personality and playful attitude continue to win over the audience.

Alfonso Ribeiro and Witney Carson close out the evening with a beautiful foxtrot that has the audience on their feet. The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air star continues to impress as one of the strongest performers in the competition, with the judges awarding him high scores and praise for his flawless execution and charisma.

With the performances over, the celebrities face elimination once again. The tension is high as the judges offer their critiques and deliver their scores. In the end, it's revealed that Michael Waltrip and Emma Slater will be going home, with the Nascar driver expressing his gratitude to the show and its fans for the opportunity. The remaining couples celebrate their victory and prepare for another week of intense competition.