movement.

"You brought Brazil to Nashville and country flavor to correct samba motion," said Tonioli, who gave an eight, matched by all the judges

"No question you're a phenomenal dancer, with moments of excellence," said Inaba, who said not everything in the routine "quite worked."

Final score: 24/30

Sailor Brinkley-Cook and pro Valentin Chmerkovskiy

Brinkley-Cook continued to try to step out of her mother Christie Brinkley's shadow with a buoyant jive to "Wake Me Up Before You Go." Since taking over for her mother, Brinkley-Cook has sparkled. But the shine was especially bright Monday, as she hopped with confidence during the number. She owned the dance floor and was positively beaming afterward.

"That's wasn't decaffeinated, that was chock full of flavor," said Goodman, giving a nine score (matched by all judges)..

"You have got itall at your disposal," said Tonioli. "She was like, 'Look at me, I am the star.' "

Final score: 27/30

Sean Spicer and pro Lindsay Arnold

Spicer showed off a new side with his Viennese waltz to "Someone to Love" wearing his now-trademark fixed dancing smile and a tuxedo while dedicating the dance to his wife of 15 years. "At heart, I'm a pretty romantic guy," he said. There were green lasers on the dance floor, a number of minor missteps but Spicer kept smiling throughout holding his arms out with all the grace of a G.I. Joe doll. As the dance ended, he produced a bouquet of roses for his wife in the audience.

"I admire your tenacity and hard work. Dancing doesn't come easily to you, but you give it