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This is Sex, Lies, and Spray Tans with me, Cheryl Burke, and IHeart Radio podcast. Welcome to the rewatch series of Sex Lise and Spray Tans.

I am your host, Cheryl Burke.

In case you didn't know, we are only one week away from the finale of season one.

Believe it or not, I can't believe it.

Today's rewatch episode will focus on the semifinals of season one,

which is technically episode five.

That's it.

Let me quickly remind my listeners

that in the last week's episode, unfortunately Rachel Hunter and Jonathan Roberts went home,

not because of her dancing skills, which she consistently was praised on, by the way,

but because they didn't get enough votes, sadly. This happens way too much. John O'Hurley and

Charlotte of Jorgensen were in the bottom two, which was also a shock.

They were able, though, to stay clear from elimination because of their strong fan base, obviously,

and we'll see, though, if they will be saved once again heading into the finals.

Let me quickly refresh your memory on who were the three semi-finalists of season one. We've got Kelly

Monaco and Alec Mazzo, who basically struggled up until last week. I mean, they received their

highest scores of the season. Of course, the infamous and what I believe put Dancing with the Stars on

the map, the very first wardrobe malfunction ever in the history of Dancing with Stars started season one,

week four, episode four. So it went down in history, that's for sure. And I have to say,

it gave Kelly that ammunition that she needed, I think, to continue on in the competition.

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