Young and Old Advance

The youngest and oldest move on past the second round of eliminations after this three night opening week of ABC's hit show Dancing with the Stars. See who will hang up their dancing shoes tonight.

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Brooke Burke and Derek Hough were the first couple announced as being safe, having also scored the highest in the judges eyes with 26 points. Although earning the second to last place with 18 points, Kim Kardassian and Mark Ballas were the second ones to advance.

The lowest scoring couple, Cloris Leachman and Corky Ballas, must have charmed the viewers with their bribery attempt, becoming the third couple to continue.

After a performance by Jesse McCartney and a series of interviews conducted by former Dancing contestant Adam Corolla, Maurice Greene and Cheryl Burke were told they are safe.

The Jonas Brothers came on and performed their hit song, Lovebug. Afterwards, volleyball gold medalist Misty Mae Treanor, her partner Maksim Chmerkovskiy, Superbowl Champion Warren Sapp and Kym Johnson all received spots to go on.

Next, soap star Susan Lucci, Tony Dovolani, chef Rocco DiSpirito and his partner Karina Smirnoff got the good news they will be moving on.

Soon after, *NSYNCer Lance Bass, his partner, Lacey Schwimmer; the show's youngest competitor, Cody Linley and Julianne Hough are told they will keep on dancing.

This leaves the final couple Toni Braxton with Alec Mazo and Ted McGinley with his other half, Edyta Sliwinska, vulnerable for elimination.

Finally, the hosts announced the couple with the lowest combined total of judges and viewer vote as being...

Ted and Edyta

As he is eliminated, Ted says he had a good time and will miss everyone. Sorry Ted, we'll see you on Kimmel.

Buzzing Questions

• Did Ted Deserve to Get Booted?
• Who Will Take The Top Prize?