Dancing With The Stars (U.S. Season 4) - Call-out Order

Call-out Order

The table below lists the order in which the contestants' fates were revealed by Bergeron and Harris.

Contestant call-out order
Order 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1 Heather & Jonathan Joey & Kym Joey & Kym John & Edyta Billy Ray & Karina Joey & Kym Ian & Cheryl Joey & Kym Apolo & Julianne
2 Clyde & Elena Apolo & Julianne Laila & Maksim Laila & Maksim Laila & Maksim Ian & Cheryl Laila & Maksim Laila & Maksim Joey & Kym
3 Ian & Cheryl Billy Ray & Karina Clyde & Elena Billy Ray & Karina Joey & Kym Laila & Maksim Apolo & Julianne Apolo & Julianne Laila & Maksim
4 Laila & Maksim Laila & Maksim Heather & Jonathan Ian & Cheryl Apolo & Julianne Apolo & Julianne Joey & Kym Ian & Cheryl
5 Joey & Kym Ian & Cheryl Ian & Cheryl Apolo & Julianne Ian & Cheryl Billy Ray & Karina Billy Ray & Karina
6 Apolo & Julianne John & Edyta Billy Ray & Karina Joey & Kym John & Edyta John & Edyta
7 John & Edyta Heather & Jonathan Apolo & Julianne Heather & Jonathan Heather & Jonathan
8 Leeza & Tony Clyde & Elena John & Edyta Clyde & Elena
9 Billy Ray & Karina Leeza & Tony Leeza & Tony
10 Shandi & Brian Shandi & Brian
11 Paulina & Alec
This couple had the encore for the week.
This couple came in first place with the judges.
This couple came in first place with the judges and had the encore for the week.
This couple came in last place with the judges.
This couple came in last place with the judges and was eliminated.
This couple was eliminated.
This couple won the competition.
This couple came in second in the competition.
This couple came in third in the competition.
This couple came in last place with the judges and finished as a semi-finalist.

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