Dancing Hodgepodge Begets High Scores

With only seven contestants left, dances were pulled out of the hat more randomly than ever.

From Argentine tango and waltz to samba and cha-cha, the remaining celebs continued to Hough and puff and hoof it out in what were their longest individual routines yet and the first group dance—a tribute to the swingin' '60s—of the season.

And what a hoot that group number was, with each contestant having to come up with a signature move (look out for Ty Murray's "Groovy Rider") and then suiting up in his or her Austin Powers finest for some retro go-go action. Surprisingly, no one was dropped on his or her head, and Derek Hough stole the show. (He does that sometimes.)