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Dancing With the Stars Recap 10/28/19: Season 28 Episode 7 "Halloween"

BY Dorothy Gale on October 28, 2019 |
Related : Dancing With the stars, Recap

Tonight on ABC the glitz and the glimmer returns to the ballroom as Dancing With The Stars when season 28 episode 7 of DWTS airs! We have your all-new Monday, October 28, 2019, season 28 Episode 7 Dancing With The Stars recap below! On tonight's DWTS Season 28 episode 7 "Halloween," as per the ABC synopsis, "All treats and no tricks as eight celebrity and pro-dancer couples return to the ballroom to celebrate Halloween and compete on the seventh week."

Make sure to bookmark this spot and come back from 8 PM – 10 PM ET for our Dancing With The Stars recap. While you wait for our recap make sure to head over and check out all our DWTS recap, spoilers, news & videos, right here!

Tonight's Dancing With The Stars recap episode begins now – Refresh Page often to get the most current updates!

Kel Mitchell and his partner Witney Carson dancing the Jive to "Time Warp" from "Rocky Horror Picture Show."

Judges Comments: Len: "You were rocking Kel and I was reeling. It was fast, fun; I was a little concerned about your feet, but they were sharp and clear." Bruno: "I love a cult classic. You took it and reimagined it, it was original and a surprising Halloween treat." Carrie Ann: "That was incredible. I was a little concerned in the beginning, but then it all came together – it was so tight and so clean."

Judges Scores: Carrie Ann 9, Len 9, Bruno 9 = 27/30

James Van Der Beek and his partner Emma Slater dancing the Viennese Waltz to "I Put A Spell On You," from Annie Lennox.

Judges Comments: Bruno: "You were like the prince of darkness. It was such a powerful performance. It was perfect until you slipped. Apart from that, it was incredible." Carrie Ann: "I'm crying for you. It was perfection. I was in the dance, dancing with you. Unfortunately, there was that one part." Len: "You put a spell on me, I thought the dance was terrific. I was watching you and I thought it was going to be a ten, and then there were two incidents. It was still a lovely mix of tricks and treats."

Judges Scores: Carrie Ann 9, Len 9, Bruno 9 = 27/30

Ally Brooke and partner Sasha Farber dancing the Tango to "Sweet But Psycho," by Ava Max.

Judges Comments: Carrie Ann: "That was ridiculously good. What I loved most about that, is that when you dance, you don't even know you are going to get it right because you push yourself so far. I love that about you. There was one tiny thing when you lost your focus." Len: "Last week you were early dead and buried, and I am so glad that you have come back, and come back to life with a terrific Tango." Bruno: "That really was a premier league Tango with an attitude. It was full of content, done correctly, you slightly lost balance for a second, but well done."

Judges Scores: Carrie Ann 9, Len 9, Bruno 9 = 27/30

Hannah Brown and partner Alan Bersten dancing Jazz to "Bad Girls," by Donna Summer.

Judges Comments: Len: "I think that the bad girl was a terrific dancer. You come out and you performed, full-on, I think you did a terrific job, well done." Bruno: "Nothing scary about that my love. You are the most beautiful and friendly zombie ever. It was lively, it was theatrical, great performance. You have to be sharper and more grounded though." Carrie Ann: "I agree with Bruno, there is something lacking in your performance. You are disconnected from the movements, it is almost like you are shy. I want to see layers of you that we have never seen."

Judges Scores: Carrie Ann 8, Len 9, Bruno 8 = 25/30

Karamu Brown and partner Jenn Johnson dancing the Paso Doble to "Survivor," by Destiny's Child.

Judges Comments: Bruno: "There was a lot of power and purpose with that one. You went on the wrong foot once, but well done." Carrie Ann: "You were like a sonic boom. There is something about you when you release emotion in the dance, you opened up and you let it rip." Len: "Plenty of attacks, plenty of intensity. It's the shaping that had to be a little more exaggerated, but you attacked the dance."

Judges Scores: Carrie Ann 9, Len 8, Bruno 8 = 25/30

Lauren Alaina and partner Gleb Savchenko dancing the Argentine Tango to "Whatever Lola Wants," by Sarah Vaughan.

Judges Comments: Carrie Ann: "You slipped, but what you did with that slip blew me away, you were so in character, you made it a moment. Your core is getting so strong." Len: "I'm not sure what Lola wants but I saw plenty of what Lenny wants. You were so full of Argentine characterization, I thought the two of you sparked off of each other, well done." Bruno: "It was exquisite, it was like watching Marilyn Monroe was a vampire."

Judges Scores: Carrie Ann 9, Len 9, Bruno 9 = 27/30

Sean Spicer and partner Lindsay Arnold dancing the Jive to "Monster Mash," by Bobby "Boris" Pickett and the Crypt-Kickers.

Judges Comments: Len: "This wasn't super and it wasn't natural. It lacked Jive content, but what I like is that you try your hardest and give it your all." Bruno: "The monster part was perfection, the jive was six feet behind. There was only one step on time. Your timing is not your strong suit." Carrie Ann: "That was a dance only your mummies could love. You were backsliding this week, but I do love your spirit, you never give up."

Judges Scores: Carrie Ann 6, Len 6, Bruno 6 = 18/30

Kate Flannery and partner Pasha Pashkov dancing the Rumba to "Wicked Game," by Chris Isaak.

Judges Comments: Bruno: "That was a beautiful and haunting Rumba. I loved the way you were able to tell a story, you dragged us with you. Sometimes you lost a little fluidity." Carrie Ann: "There was a tiny mishap. I love seeing a woman so confident doing the Rumba, you were oozing with confidence, what you did was beautiful." Len: "Pasha, week after week you give routines and I am just blown away with your choreography. Kate, you came out with less confidence, you could have stretched your legs out a little more, but a knockout performance by the two of you."

Judges Scores: Carrie Ann 8, Len 8, Bruno 8 = 24/30

Time for some team dances. Team Trick; James & Emma, Lauren & Gleb, Hannah & Alan, and Ally & Sasha, will dance to "Somebody's Watching Me," by Rockwell.

Judges Comments: Len: "I enjoyed it so much, congratulations. My admiration for you celebrities is incredible, to learn two dances like that, well done." Bruno: "I liked it as well because it was dramatic but elegant at the same time. You brought out your personalities, well-done everybody." Carrie Ann: "I loved it, it was really powerful. Hannah, you did really well."

Judges Scores: Carrie Ann 9, Len 9, Bruno 9 = 27/30
Team Treat; Karamo & Jenn, Kate & Pasha, Sean & Lindsay and Kel & Witney, will dance to "Sweet Dreams," by Beyonce.

Judges Comments: Bruno: "That was nightmarishly entertaining, what a concept. Not everyone was always on time, but I appreciate the effort." Carrie Ann: "I loved the concept but I am going to give most valuable player to Kate." Len: "I like the fun of it, I could tell you enjoyed it, wonderful entertainment, congratulations."

Judges Scores: Carrie Ann 8, Len 8, Bruno 8 = 24/30

Time for some results; the two couples that are in jeopardy are Karamo & Jenna, Kate & Pasha.

It is time for the judge's verdict; Carrie Ann saves Karamo & Jenn, Bruno saves Kate & Pasha.

Len makes the final decision, he chooses to save Kate & Pasha.

Karamo & Jenn are eliminated

THE END!

You could see the absolute shock on the judges faces on the voting .Must be a huge fan base

Dancing With the Stars Recap 10/28/19: Season 28 Episode 7 "Halloween"

BY Dorothy Gale on October 28, 2019 |
Related : Dancing With the stars, Recap

Tonight on ABC the glitz and the glimmer returns to the ballroom as Dancing With The Stars when season 28 episode 7 of DWTS airs! We have your all-new Monday, October 28, 2019, season 28 Episode 7 Dancing With The Stars recap below! On tonight's DWTS Season 28 episode 7 "Halloween," as per the ABC synopsis, "All treats and no tricks as eight celebrity and pro-dancer couples return to the ballroom to celebrate Halloween and compete on the seventh week."

Make sure to bookmark this spot and come back from 8 PM – 10 PM ET for our Dancing With The Stars recap. While you wait for our recap make sure to head over and check out all our DWTS recap, spoilers, news & videos, right here!

Tonight's Dancing With The Stars recap episode begins now – Refresh Page often to get the most current updates!

Kel Mitchell and his partner Witney Carson dancing the Jive to "Time Warp" from "Rocky Horror Picture Show."

Judges Comments: Len: "You were rocking Kel and I was reeling. It was fast, fun; I was a little concerned about your feet, but they were sharp and clear." Bruno: "I love a cult classic. You took it and reimagined it, it was original and a surprising Halloween treat." Carrie Ann: "That was incredible. I was a little concerned in the beginning, but then it all came together – it was so tight and so clean."

Judges Scores: Carrie Ann 9, Len 9, Bruno 9 = 27/30

James Van Der Beek and his partner Emma Slater dancing the Viennese Waltz to "I Put A Spell On You," from Annie Lennox.

Judges Comments: Bruno: "You were like the prince of darkness. It was such a powerful performance. It was perfect until you slipped. Apart from that, it was incredible." Carrie Ann: "I'm crying for you. It was perfection. I was in the dance, dancing with you. Unfortunately, there was that one part." Len: "You put a spell on me, I thought the dance was terrific. I was watching you and I thought it was going to be a ten, and then there were two incidents. It was still a lovely mix of tricks and treats."

Judges Scores: Carrie Ann 9, Len 9, Bruno 9 = 27/30

Ally Brooke and partner Sasha Farber dancing the Tango to "Sweet But Psycho," by Ava Max.

Judges Comments: Carrie Ann: "That was ridiculously good. What I loved most about that, is that when you dance, you don't even know you are going to get it right because you push yourself so far. I love that about you. There was one tiny thing when you lost your focus." Len: "Last week you were early dead and buried, and I am so glad that you have come back, and come back to life with a terrific Tango." Bruno: "That really was a premier league Tango with an attitude. It was full of content, done correctly, you slightly lost balance for a second, but well done."

Judges Scores: Carrie Ann 9, Len 9, Bruno 9 = 27/30

Hannah Brown and partner Alan Bersten dancing Jazz to "Bad Girls," by Donna Summer.

Judges Comments: Len: "I think that the bad girl was a terrific dancer. You come out and you performed, full-on, I think you did a terrific job, well done." Bruno: "Nothing scary about that my love. You are the most beautiful and friendly zombie ever. It was lively, it was theatrical, great performance. You have to be sharper and more grounded though." Carrie Ann: "I agree with Bruno, there is something lacking in your performance. You are disconnected from the movements, it is almost like you are shy. I want to see layers of you that we have never seen."

Judges Scores: Carrie Ann 8, Len 9, Bruno 8 = 25/30

Karamu Brown and partner Jenn Johnson dancing the Paso Doble to "Survivor," by Destiny's Child.

Judges Comments: Bruno: "There was a lot of power and purpose with that one. You went on the wrong foot once, but well done." Carrie Ann: "You were like a sonic boom. There is something about you when you release emotion in the dance, you opened up and you let it rip." Len: "Plenty of attacks, plenty of intensity. It's the shaping that had to be a little more exaggerated, but you attacked the dance."

Judges Scores: Carrie Ann 9, Len 8, Bruno 8 = 25/30

Lauren Alaina and partner Gleb Savchenko dancing the Argentine Tango to "Whatever Lola Wants," by Sarah Vaughan.

Judges Comments: Carrie Ann: "You slipped, but what you did with that slip blew me away, you were so in character, you made it a moment. Your core is getting so strong." Len: "I'm not sure what Lola wants but I saw plenty of what Lenny wants. You were so full of Argentine characterization, I thought the two of you sparked off of each other, well done." Bruno: "It was exquisite, it was like watching Marilyn Monroe was a vampire."

Judges Scores: Carrie Ann 9, Len 9, Bruno 9 = 27/30

Sean Spicer and partner Lindsay Arnold dancing the Jive to "Monster Mash," by Bobby "Boris" Pickett and the Crypt-Kickers.

Judges Comments: Len: "This wasn't super and it wasn't natural. It lacked Jive content, but what I like is that you try your hardest and give it your all." Bruno: "The monster part was perfection, the jive was six feet behind. There was only one step on time. Your timing is not your strong suit." Carrie Ann: "That was a dance only your mummies could love. You were backsliding this week, but I do love your spirit, you never give up."

Judges Scores: Carrie Ann 6, Len 6, Bruno 6 = 18/30

Kate Flannery and partner Pasha Pashkov dancing the Rumba to "Wicked Game," by Chris Isaak.

Judges Comments: Bruno: "That was a beautiful and haunting Rumba. I loved the way you were able to tell a story, you dragged us with you. Sometimes you lost a little fluidity." Carrie Ann: "There was a tiny mishap. I love seeing a woman so confident doing the Rumba, you were oozing with confidence, what you did was beautiful." Len: "Pasha, week after week you give routines and I am just blown away with your choreography. Kate, you came out with less confidence, you could have stretched your legs out a little more, but a knockout performance by the two of you."

Judges Scores: Carrie Ann 8, Len 8, Bruno 8 = 24/30

Time for some team dances. Team Trick; James & Emma, Lauren & Gleb, Hannah & Alan, and Ally & Sasha, will dance to "Somebody's Watching Me," by Rockwell.

Judges Comments: Len: "I enjoyed it so much, congratulations. My admiration for you celebrities is incredible, to learn two dances like that, well done." Bruno: "I liked it as well because it was dramatic but elegant at the same time. You brought out your personalities, well-done everybody." Carrie Ann: "I loved it, it was really powerful. Hannah, you did really well."

Judges Scores: Carrie Ann 9, Len 9, Bruno 9 = 27/30
Team Treat; Karamo & Jenn, Kate & Pasha, Sean & Lindsay and Kel & Witney, will dance to "Sweet Dreams," by Beyonce.

Judges Comments: Bruno: "That was nightmarishly entertaining, what a concept. Not everyone was always on time, but I appreciate the effort." Carrie Ann: "I loved the concept but I am going to give most valuable player to Kate." Len: "I like the fun of it, I could tell you enjoyed it, wonderful entertainment, congratulations."

Judges Scores: Carrie Ann 8, Len 8, Bruno 8 = 24/30

Time for some results; the two couples that are in jeopardy are Karamo & Jenna, Kate & Pasha.

It is time for the judge's verdict; Carrie Ann saves Karamo & Jenn, Bruno saves Kate & Pasha.

Len makes the final decision, he chooses to save Kate & Pasha.

Karamo & Jenn are eliminated

THE END!

I know there can only be one winner . I just hate to see them sing against each other . I can see one team contestant sing against another coachs singer but 2 put them together from the same team. I just really don't like it

The Voice Recap 10/28/19: Season 17 Episode 11 "The Battles, Part 5 – The Knockouts Premiere"

BY Bianca on October 28, 2019 | Comments: Leave Comments
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Tonight on NBC's Emmy Award-winning musical competition The Voice airs with an all-new Monday, October 28, 2019, season 17 episode 11 and we have your The Voice recap right below. On tonight's The Voice season 17 episode 11, called, "The "Battle Rounds" conclude and the "Knockout Rounds" begin. The artists will be paired against a teammate once more, but this time they will each select their own song to perform individually, while their direct competitor watches and waits.

Taylor Swift serves as a Mega Mentor and will be on hand to work with all of the coaches and their teams as they prepare the artists for this challenge."

So make sure to bookmark this spot and come back for our The Voice recap between 8 PM – 10 PM ET! While you wait for the recap make sure to check out all our The Voice spoilers, news, videos, recaps & more, right here!

Tonight's The Voice recap begins now – Refresh Page often to get the most current updates!

There was reportedly some drama behind the scenes. According to some in the gossip sphere, this drama all started between Carson Daly and one of the judges though none of that seemed to be on display tonight. Everyone was pretty darn cordial. Gwen's team had been first pairing of the night and she put her rockers together. She set up a Jake Haldenvang vs. Caroline Reilley fight. They each loved that old-time rock and so Gwen decided to take them out of their comfort zone by giving them a pop song.

"Just Like A Pill" was outside both of their repertoires. Gwen had to ensure they knew the song and then she had to coach them in performing the song. Jake liked hiding behind his guitar. It would have been elsewhere, but he couldn't do that tonight because it would have made him look like Caroline's backup. Caroline also faced her own issues. She had to work on her facial movements because there were a little all over the place and she had to face the fact she was going up against Jake. Jake's voice was unique. There was no one else like him in the competition and that's why two judges loved him.

Blake was the only one that said, Caroline. His opinion also mattered the most to Gwen and so Gwen had to consider before she could dismiss it. She had to wonder who was best for her team. She thought about it and ultimately her decision was to go with Jake. He was too unique to pass up. Next up was John's team. He paired Preston C. Howell and Mendeleyev. They both had an old-timey tune to their voices as well. Preston was a little more jazz and Mendeleyev was a lot more folk music. And the song this time was only out of Preston's comfort zone.

Preston didn't know how to feel the music. It wasn't his genre and he was just learning as he was going. Mendeleyev, on the other hand, was comfortable. He took on this song like it was easy and you could tell he didn't have a problem with the material because he wasn't writing down remarks like Preston. Preston was still a teenager and he was treating this as a test. He took down notes from everything the coaches were telling him. And when these two-four chairs battled it out, there wasn't a clear winner.

They both gave a great performance. They sounded wonderful together and Preston soon came onboard, so John rewarded the man he knows he can go further with. He chose Preston. Preston had a better range and John rewarded him for that. Next up was Team Kelly. She paired off Hello Sunday (the duet group) with Lauren Hall and this three-person pairing was bound to stand out. They were even given the song "Wrecking Ball". The girls could have let that scared them and instead they rose to the occasion.

The three of them gave a concert. Hello Sunday or Myla and Chelsea made sure they were on par at each and every moment. They also allowed Lauren to shine as well. All of them well worked together. They sort of formed a three-person bad tonight and it gave a one of a kind performance. But Kelly felt she heard more with Hello Sunday. She liked the girls and she wanted to keep them around longer. And there was a sad moment when it looked like Lauren was being eliminated, but Blake stepped in and he stole her.

And that was it for the Steals! There were no more left and with the end of that came the Knockouts. The Knockouts were just a tad different. Here the vocalists weren't singing duets and instead they each took their moment to shine on stage. The first battle tonight was from Team Blake. He paired off Cali Wilson against Marina Chello. Marina went first and she gave a stellar performance. Then Cali had her turn and she quickly won over the crowd because of her song. Both of these women deserved to be on the radio yet Blake chose to save Cali because she had deserved it more.

Taylor Swift was also here tonight to assist with the vocalists. She was giving them all pointers and so the next team she helped was Kelly's. Kelly paired Jake Hoot and Melinda Rodriguez. The two got to pick which songs they were going to be singing. Jake chose a country song like "Cover Me Up". because that's where he's most comfortable and so it was Melinda that threw the curveball because she chose a Mariah Carey song. She actually chose "Always Be My Baby". And there was no one harder to cover than Mariah Carey because those high notes were unmatched.

Plus, there was a downside to being responsible for their own song selection. It meant the results of their later performances were all on them and so people tended to play it safe, but not Melinda. It's okay if the country star stuck to country and why the pop/R&B star went with a song in her wheelhouse though again it was Mariah. There were no risks-takers and they were winners. The winner of this latest battle turned out to be Jake because he was one of the best country musicians out here this season and Kelly didn't want to let him go.

Up next was John's team. He paired Katie Kadan off with Max Boyle. Max chose the song "When the Party's Over" and his voice had been great with this song. John and Taylor were both loving his performance from practice and so the real thing was merely an improvement from there. Which it had to be if it stood any chance of being compared to Katie's song. She chose the song "Piece of My Heart". Katie gave it her all to this song. She even had Kelly standing up and clapping to her on her first line.

Katie was on fire tonight. Her voice as a powerhouse had been perfect for the song and so it was a good thing that Boyle went down a different route. His song was subtle. It also allowed him to bring out that falsetto and that alone made him stand out. Katie and Max gave two very different performances, but there could only be one winner and John handed this battle to Katie. And then both Kelly and Gwen tried to Steal him.

Max had to pick between them and he ultimately went with Kelly.

THE END!

I know there can only be one winner . I just hate to see them sing against each other . I can see one team contestant sing against another coachs singer but 2 put them together from the same team. I just really don't like it

The Voice Recap 10/28/19: Season 17 Episode 11 "The Battles, Part 5 – The Knockouts Premiere"

BY Bianca on October 28, 2019 | Comments: Leave Comments
Related : Recap

Tonight on NBC's Emmy Award-winning musical competition The Voice airs with an all-new Monday, October 28, 2019, season 17 episode 11 and we have your The Voice recap right below. On tonight's The Voice season 17 episode 11, called, "The "Battle Rounds" conclude and the "Knockout Rounds" begin. The artists will be paired against a teammate once more, but this time they will each select their own song to perform individually, while their direct competitor watches and waits.

Taylor Swift serves as a Mega Mentor and will be on hand to work with all of the coaches and their teams as they prepare the artists for this challenge."

So make sure to bookmark this spot and come back for our The Voice recap between 8 PM – 10 PM ET! While you wait for the recap make sure to check out all our The Voice spoilers, news, videos, recaps & more, right here!

Tonight's The Voice recap begins now – Refresh Page often to get the most current updates!

There was reportedly some drama behind the scenes. According to some in the gossip sphere, this drama all started between Carson Daly and one of the judges though none of that seemed to be on display tonight. Everyone was pretty darn cordial. Gwen's team had been first pairing of the night and she put her rockers together. She set up a Jake Haldenvang vs. Caroline Reilley fight. They each loved that old-time rock and so Gwen decided to take them out of their comfort zone by giving them a pop song.

"Just Like A Pill" was outside both of their repertoires. Gwen had to ensure they knew the song and then she had to coach them in performing the song. Jake liked hiding behind his guitar. It would have been elsewhere, but he couldn't do that tonight because it would have made him look like Caroline's backup. Caroline also faced her own issues. She had to work on her facial movements because there were a little all over the place and she had to face the fact she was going up against Jake. Jake's voice was unique. There was no one else like him in the competition and that's why two judges loved him.

Blake was the only one that said, Caroline. His opinion also mattered the most to Gwen and so Gwen had to consider before she could dismiss it. She had to wonder who was best for her team. She thought about it and ultimately her decision was to go with Jake. He was too unique to pass up. Next up was John's team. He paired Preston C. Howell and Mendeleyev. They both had an old-timey tune to their voices as well. Preston was a little more jazz and Mendeleyev was a lot more folk music. And the song this time was only out of Preston's comfort zone.

Preston didn't know how to feel the music. It wasn't his genre and he was just learning as he was going. Mendeleyev, on the other hand, was comfortable. He took on this song like it was easy and you could tell he didn't have a problem with the material because he wasn't writing down remarks like Preston. Preston was still a teenager and he was treating this as a test. He took down notes from everything the coaches were telling him. And when these two-four chairs battled it out, there wasn't a clear winner.

They both gave a great performance. They sounded wonderful together and Preston soon came onboard, so John rewarded the man he knows he can go further with. He chose Preston. Preston had a better range and John rewarded him for that. Next up was Team Kelly. She paired off Hello Sunday (the duet group) with Lauren Hall and this three-person pairing was bound to stand out. They were even given the song "Wrecking Ball". The girls could have let that scared them and instead they rose to the occasion.

The three of them gave a concert. Hello Sunday or Myla and Chelsea made sure they were on par at each and every moment. They also allowed Lauren to shine as well. All of them well worked together. They sort of formed a three-person bad tonight and it gave a one of a kind performance. But Kelly felt she heard more with Hello Sunday. She liked the girls and she wanted to keep them around longer. And there was a sad moment when it looked like Lauren was being eliminated, but Blake stepped in and he stole her.

And that was it for the Steals! There were no more left and with the end of that came the Knockouts. The Knockouts were just a tad different. Here the vocalists weren't singing duets and instead they each took their moment to shine on stage. The first battle tonight was from Team Blake. He paired off Cali Wilson against Marina Chello. Marina went first and she gave a stellar performance. Then Cali had her turn and she quickly won over the crowd because of her song. Both of these women deserved to be on the radio yet Blake chose to save Cali because she had deserved it more.

Taylor Swift was also here tonight to assist with the vocalists. She was giving them all pointers and so the next team she helped was Kelly's. Kelly paired Jake Hoot and Melinda Rodriguez. The two got to pick which songs they were going to be singing. Jake chose a country song like "Cover Me Up". because that's where he's most comfortable and so it was Melinda that threw the curveball because she chose a Mariah Carey song. She actually chose "Always Be My Baby". And there was no one harder to cover than Mariah Carey because those high notes were unmatched.

Plus, there was a downside to being responsible for their own song selection. It meant the results of their later performances were all on them and so people tended to play it safe, but not Melinda. It's okay if the country star stuck to country and why the pop/R&B star went with a song in her wheelhouse though again it was Mariah. There were no risks-takers and they were winners. The winner of this latest battle turned out to be Jake because he was one of the best country musicians out here this season and Kelly didn't want to let him go.

Up next was John's team. He paired Katie Kadan off with Max Boyle. Max chose the song "When the Party's Over" and his voice had been great with this song. John and Taylor were both loving his performance from practice and so the real thing was merely an improvement from there. Which it had to be if it stood any chance of being compared to Katie's song. She chose the song "Piece of My Heart". Katie gave it her all to this song. She even had Kelly standing up and clapping to her on her first line.

Katie was on fire tonight. Her voice as a powerhouse had been perfect for the song and so it was a good thing that Boyle went down a different route. His song was subtle. It also allowed him to bring out that falsetto and that alone made him stand out. Katie and Max gave two very different performances, but there could only be one winner and John handed this battle to Katie. And then both Kelly and Gwen tried to Steal him.

Max had to pick between them and he ultimately went with Kelly.

THE END!