said in his critique, pointing out "little foot-faults." He gave a nine score, keeping Brooke near the top.

Total score 25/30

'The Office' star Kate Flannery and pro Pasha Pashkov

Flannery continues as a surprise "DWTS" contender and worked an excellent underdog angle in the pre-dance video, talking about working a second restaurant job to pay the bills until she was 41. The comic actress has nailed the fast dances with a smile on her face. But she has struggled to be serious in the competition's dramatic dances. That was until her passionate spinning in her Viennese waltz Monday night. By the end, the judges were dizzy.

"I am speechless," said Inaba. "When you put in the hard work and learn the technique, it pays off. It felt like the most victoriousViennese waltz." She gave Flannery the star's first nine score of the season, and the other judges followed with the lofty score.

"I am a happy chappie," said a smitten Goodman, calling the number an "absolutely great performance."

Final score: 27/30

Comedian/actor Kel Mitchell and pro Witney Carson

Mitchell has been a star on the rise, earning his highest score last week. To train for his Monday quick-step, Carson called in fellow dancers Spicer and Hannah Brown to hurl dodgeballs at Mitchell. The training paid off in a ridiculously light quick-step to "Part Time Lover," including intricate sections where Mitchell was dancing flawlessly on his own. Carson stepped on her dress during one errant moment, a mistake noticed by Goodman, who called it "a major incident."

Goodman called the dance overall "an amazing