Despite a passable quickstep, Jake ended up in the bottom two and is tied at the bottom of our rankings. His video package drama may have something to do with that. Stop walking out of rehearsal! Attitude goes a long way.

The judges loved the soap hunk's improvement, but our voters aren't feeling him. Maybe it was the pixelated vomit that turned them off?

Pam harnessed all her energy into anger during her anti-bullfighting PSA — er, her paso doble — but she seemed a tad careless with her steps. Can she re-focus on dancing this week?

The mother of eight has survived three abysmal performances, but with off-camera legal drama resuming (thanks, Jon!), is it possible she could get worse?

The comedienne showed her serious side with an emotional waltz that told the story of interracial love in the 1960s. It's time for her to get serious about her technique, though, if she wants to become a front-runner.

Erin put on a solid waltz — with a blindfold on. Now that she fully trusts Maks, we hope to see even better routines.

Comeback kid Chad rebounded from a disastrous foxtrot with an aggressive paso doble to move into the top three of our rankings. A contender again? We think so.

The Olympic champ may have topped the leader board, but he remains in second in our rankings. He does get props for dancing with broken toes.

Though they were chastised for not doing a proper quickstep, Nicole and Derek still put on an incredibly entertaining and routine and put up a high score last week. Let's see if they'll break the rules this week.