Oh and also, Nick Carter replaced Julianne Hough as a judge. And he was pretty good? Sure.
Anyway, it's time to talk about the dances!
Simone Biles and Sasha Farber: 35/40
Gonna be honest, we didn't love this. Sasha needs to stop trying to make Simone act all sexy, because that is clearly not what she's about. She smiled like she was in a beauty pageant through the whole dance, and it was a strange combination.
Bonner Bolton and Sharna Burgess: 30/40
SIGH. Time for Bonner to go. He hasn't improved like most other people have, and he's just not exciting to watch.
Nancy Kerrigan and Artem Chigvintsev: 33/40
Finally, Nancy! After weeks of gliding across the dancefloor in flowy dresses, Nancy Kerrigan got badass and danced in a cage. It was awesome! This is what we've been asking for! Thank you!
Nick Viall and Peta Murgatroyd: 28/40
We really miss Nick's facial hair. Something was definitely off this week, though we thought it was better than the all sevens the judges gave him. The Beach Boys also just wasn't what we expected from him, given his close relationship with the Backstreet Boys on The Bachelor.
Normani Kordei and Val Chmerkovskiy: 38/40
Not quite as solid or focused as last week's Mulan paso doble, but that's more about Val's choreography (and the fact that we're in strange agreement with Len Goodman) than anything Normani did. She's actually flawless.
David Ross and Lindsay Arnold: 29/40
We nearly had a heart attack when David nearly dropped Lindsay, but otherwise this was fine. We miss week one David and his baseball dancing.
Rashad Jennings and Emma Slater: 37/40
Rashad is back! He struggled for a couple weeks but apparently he's just more into cool pop music than cosplaying the beast from Beauty and the Beast. We get it.
Heather Morris and Maks Chmerkovskiy: 40/40
There have been other dances this season more deserving of the first perfect score, but this was damn good and still deserved it, you know what we mean? Poor Heather. All she wants to do is dance!
Boy Band: Nick, David, Rashad, Bonner: 33/40
We're cringing, but we were into it? We have a lot of confused feelings, especially about the chair part.
Girl group: Heather, Nancy, Simone, Normani: 34/40
We hate to admit it, but we agreed with Len. That wasn't what we wanted, and there was so much sitting! The women were better at dancing, but the guys had a more interesting routine.
And finally, we have to talk about that moment where the lights went out. We thought they turned them out on purpose to prepare for some spectacular finish to the dance, but that was not the case. But didn't it feel like it kinda made metaphorical sense to send Heather home in the dark after her perfect score?
Dancing with the Stars airs Mondays at 8 p.m. on ABC.