Last week on 'Dancing With the Stars,' Kirstie Alley took a fall out on the floor during her rumba. This week, she lost a show, an experience she and her dance partner Maksim Chmerkovskly recounted for 'Access Hollywood Live' (weekdays, syndicated on NBC). Alley and Chmerkovskly seemed to have a healthy sense of humor about their mishaps, even if you can't always tell what Alley is saying because of all the bleeped-out expletives. But hey, with the two weeks she's had, we can't blame her for cursing.

"I hear her speak and I'm like, 'Why is she talking?'" remembered Chmerkovskly. He had been dancing around Alley, who was on the floor fixing her shoe. "She was saying not-nice things," Maks said.

Hosts Kit Hoover and Billy Bush weren't able to decipher Alley's words, either. But they did think she and Chmerkovskly were fun to watch. Probably fun to listen to, as well, if they ever release 'Dancing With the Stars: Uncensored.'

(S04E19) After ten weeks, nineteen episodes, and an uncountable number of teases about results coming after the break, it all came down to tonight. As we have come to expect from the finale, ABC pulled out all the stops, bringing back all of the contestants, the pros, and the past champions. Also expected, they allotted an hour more airtime than they really needed, which led to a night that was heavy with pre-taped packages.

(S04E18) As Tom said, "Ten weeks, and it all comes down to this." We could argue about the order of the eliminations, who should have stayed longer (Shandi), and who hung around way too long (Billy Ray). But I think in the end, the right teams made it to the finals. There has been a lot of dancing over the previous nine weeks, and after all of it, these are the three teams that stood out above the rest.

With only three teams left, and the big disco ball on the line, each team has three performances to do this week. One is held off for the results show, but tonight we got to see each of them in the Judge's Choice round, and the much anticipated Freestyle. Let's get to it.

(S04E10) With only seven couples left, it's getting tough to fill that 90 minute block. Rather than force ABC to trot out another sure to disappoint sit-com, the powers that be at DWTS added the group swing performance. Having now seen it, I have to say it was a good idea. We'll get to that in a moment though. First, the couples all had to perform for the judges.