Highest and Lowest Scoring Dances
The best and worst performances in each dance according to the judges' marks are as follows:
| Dance | Best dancer(s) | Best score | Worst dancer(s) | Worst score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cha-cha-cha | Shawn Johnson | 30 | Steve Wozniak | 13 |
| Jive | Lil' Kim | 28 | Ty Murray | 18 |
| Rumba | Melissa Rycroft Gilles Marini |
27 | Steve-O | 16 |
| Paso Doble | Gilles Marini | 30 | Lawrence Taylor | 20 |
| Samba | Melissa Rycroft | 30 | Steve Wozniak | 10 |
| Waltz | Gilles Marini | 30 | Steve-O Belinda Carlisle |
17 |
| Quickstep | Melissa Rycroft | 28 | Steve Wozniak | 17 |
| Foxtrot | Gilles Marini | 29 | Steve-O | 15 |
| Argentine Tango | Gilles Marini Shawn Johnson |
30 | Steve Wozniak | 12 |
| Viennese Waltz | Gilles Marini Melissa Rycroft |
27 | Steve-O | 18 |
| Salsa | Gilles Marini | 30 | Steve-O | 14 |
| Lindy Hop | Melissa Rycroft | 29 | Steve-O | 15 |
| Freestyle | Shawn Johnson | 30 | Melissa Rycroft | 27 |
David Alan Grier, Denise Richards, Chuck Wicks and Holly Madison did not land on this list.
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