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Old 08-26-2015, 09:16 AM #1
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Default Dancing With The Stars slow cast reveal

They're doing this one at a time, to build excitement I guess. So far it's Bindi Irwin (the late Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin's daughter), Victor Espinoza (Triple Crown Winner American Pharoah's jockey), and Nick Carter (Backstreet Boys singer).

I love DWTS! During the season, we have 2 TVs in the living room. I watch DWTS on the little, old, analog portable with rabbit ears antennae and earplugs, and Rocky watches The Voice on the big set. During commercials and lulls, I sneak peeks at The Voice. I enjoy that show, too!

When I hear about new contestants, I'll post them.
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