'Dancing With the Stars': Paula Abdul guest judges (USA News)

Previous Lakers Girl and American Idol judge Paula Abdul hauled out her visitor paddle and grabbed a chair at the Dancing With the Stars table on Monday night. She joined judges Carrie Ann Inaba, Len Goodman and Bruno Tonioli as the top pick celebs contended in Week Four's "Surprise" move topic week.

"What are you set to be searching for today ... Paula?" asked host Tom Bergeron.

"I'm searching for Simon and Randy!" answered Paula, who was crushed amidst Len and Bruno on the board. And after that she split, "Carrie Ann, you look pretty today, and you'd be the prettiest young lady here provided that it weren't for Bruno!"

Har. Har. It was the start of a night of wisecracks and petting between Paula and Bruno.

In the mean time, the all-stars moved their hearts out.

Gilles Marini captivated and enchanted every living soul as he moved Bollywood-style with accomplice Peta Murgatroyd to Slumdog Millionaire's Jai Ho. His Aladdin ensemble flaunted Gilles' six-pack abs, also his physical capacity. Len commended Gilles for his dedication. Paula, mirroring Bruno, said, "Darling, that was about as hot as a vindaloo!" Bruno hollered, "A Bollywood superstar is conceived!" Carrie Ann bowed, colloquialism, "Namaste. Aladdin has nothing on you." Scores: 10, 9.5, 10, 10 = 39.5.
Shawn Johnson took expert accomplice Derek Hough home to Des Moines, where they got together with the Fab Five U.s. Ladies' Gymnastics group for a talk and practices. Their mambo began with Derek playing the bongo drums before Shawn hopped on him, off him, did the parts and spun around the floor with amazingly fresh, spellbinding moves that carried the judges to their feet. Bruno: "You suppose you've seen everything and it continues showing signs of improvement." Carrie Ann cherished their "supreme synchronization." Len said, "I preferred it. I truly loved it." Paula lauded Shawn, "You were classy. You were gleaming." She additionally applauded Derek's "exceptional" choreography. Scores: 10, 9.5, 10, 10 = 39.5.

Kelly Monaco and accomplice Val Chmerkovskiy donned as meager dress as would be prudent for their tragic contemporary move. Val was shirtless. Kelly had a sheer white shirt concealing a sparkling swimsuit. Fortunately, the move called for being shoeless as Kelly might have been "attempting not to consider" about her broken toe. At the closure, Val conveyed her to the judging region as she tried to regain some composure, downtrodden. Len adored her go of feeling, calling her execution "impressive." Paula said she was "glad" of Kelly. Bruno said Kelly had the "hardest" undertaking and she finished it "perfectly." Carrie Ann said a percentage of the moves were past her capability, yet applauded her grit. While conversing with co-host Brooke Burke-Charvet, Kelly said the show was about such a great amount of more than moving. Val said, "I truly don't think about the scores or results or disposal, I'm just truly favored I met this individual to be part of her trip." He embraced Kelly. Scores: 9, 9.5, 9.5, 9.5 = 37.5.
Melissa Rycroft and Tony Dovolani flipped for — - over and under — one another in a charming cafe theme jitterbug. (One slight mess-up was demonstrated in slo-mo. "It's the first occasion when we've bobbled that and it must be presently," said frustrated Melissa.) Paula said, "You move like you've been moving together until the end of time. The footwork was flawless." Bruno said it was "close flawlessness." Carrie Ann said, "You have a method for making everything look smooth." Len said, "You've made small Lenny exceptionally blissful." Scores: 9, 9, 9.5, 9.5 = 37.

Emmitt Smith and Cheryl Burke struggled to decipher how to move a bolero. Yet they at last did okay. With dry ice swirling around the stage, they shimmied and spun to perform the enchanting, accepted Spanish move. Carrie Ann: "There's nothing superior to viewing a huge, stout man getting all memorable and sexy..." Len: "Lovely ease of development. The lifts were clean. Remarkable." Paula: "I'm letting you know at this time. It was dazzling, arousing. You are an enchanting monster." Bruno concurred. "The temperament was steamier than August in Louisiana." Scores: 9, 9, 9, 9 = 36.

Sabrina Bryan and Louis Van Amstel carried disco to the dance floor, shaking their sequins to the Bee Gees hit You Should Be Dancing. Decked out in gold, under a huge reflected ball, Sabrina did a reverse somersault, the parts, whirls and turns. Bruno called her "the disco diva," yet blamed her for losing her timing twice. The swarm booed. Carrie Ann said it was "vibrant" and differ that she was off her timing. Len supposed it was "remarkable." And Paula supposed it was "right on target," however did see a few slips. Scores: 9, 9, 8.5, 9 = 35.5.
Apolo Anton Ohno was agonized over his hip-bounce hit the dancefloor with Karina Smirnoff since she learned about totally of her component. Their move incorporated Apolo having issues with his amplifier pack getting tangled up in his moves and tumbling off. At the finish, Karina was shouting. "I slipped. I fell. I'm sad." Carrie Ann said, "The magnificence about today is that everybody was outside of their solace zone." Len said it was "well done." He said he was taking a gander at Apolo, not Karina. Paula said, "Apolo, praise to you. You've got the swagger." Bruno enjoyed his "mentality." Scores: 8.5, 9, 8.5, 8.5 = 34.5.

Bristol Palin needed to move rock & move with expert accomplice and USA TODAY blogger Mark Ballas. Bristol was demonstrated getting disappointed with the steps throughout practice. "I would prefer not to toss in any traps or tricks," she told Mark, who stressed that they were "stupefying the standard" on the grounds that Bristol wasn't being "receptive." The two wore high-tops and did a '50s-sort move to At the Hop, with mother Sarah Palin supporting them from her regular front-column seat. Paula: "It seems as though you're beginning to have a great time." Bruno: "You were hitting all the steps." Carrie Ann brought Bristol over for a high-five. "You're verifiably blooming." Len said: "You turned out and gave it your everything." Scores: 8, 8, 8, 8 = 32.

Kirstie Alley popped out of a cake to commence her wacky Charleston with accomplice Maks Chmerkovskiy. Steps incorporated a cartwheel, wiggling her pink shorts and doing a Shelley Winters-sort swim. Len: "You transform Monday into a fun day." Paula: "You moved it sublimely." Bruno: "You're a desperate lady, and I cherish you for it." Carrie Ann: "You were playing to your quality." Scores: 7.5, 7.5, 7.5, 7.5 = 30.

Enormous news for one week from now: There will be no disposal! The topic will be Guilty Pleasure tunes with the all-stars contending in one-hour indicates on Monday and Tuesday nights.