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Mya and Dmitry Chaplin

WORST
Viennese Waltz: ''Vision of Love'' — Week 1 (21 out of possible 30)

It's hard to imagine the word ''worst'' used in conjunction with ''Mya'' and ''dance,'' but here's my best shot. The pair's first dance had incredible lines, effortless footwork, Disney-princess costume qualities...and a ludicrous three-way judges' hissy fit the likes of which I hadn't expected to see until at least week 3. DANCMSTR (head judge Len Goodman) went on and on, railing against Dmitry that he'd put together a ''theatrical hodge podge'' instead of a proper Viennese waltz, even after openly acknowledging that technically the pros are free to incorporate the American Smooth style instead. ''The three bars you did in hold, I didn't like,'' complained DANCMSTR.

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'Dancing With the Stars': The Final 3's Best and Worst

As Mya, Kelly Osbourne, and Donny Osmond prepare to face off in tonight's performance finale, Annie Barrett looks back on their ''light and shade'' throughout the season

By Annie Barrett | Nov 23, 2009
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