Sarah: DWTS Re-Cap

Good morning from NYC.
Last night I had another partial viewing of DWTS, since my new fave show "New Amsterdam" aired in the second hour of competition. But the hour that I did watch was jam-packed.
First and foremost: I want to apologize to any Priscilla fans I may have upset with my comments on her face last week. I stand by my belief that women do themselves a disservice if they overdo the botox/plastic surgery and Priscilla, who is a beautiful woman, had such a lovely smile back in the days when she could move her mouth that I was sorry to see that smile gone. Having said that, she looked radiant last night and while her performance was not as strong as week 1, it still blew me away. Her face seemed more expressive last night, so perhaps part of the problem was nerves over her debut.
As for the others I saw:
Monica Seles, bless her competitive edge, still remains too stiff up top. And, as the judges pointed out, when she did hit the right steps she looked terrific but when she missed .... ouch! I think part of her problem is that she has very long legs and they get in the way sometimes. She is by no means ready to go home, though.
Penn Gillette, however, IS ready to go home. His particular brand of humor is just not DWTS-friendly (c'mon Penn ... a voodoo doll? That was embarrassing). I don't see him improving in coming weeks. His attitude is not conducive to commitment.
Steve Guttenberg was charming and had the best line of the night ("This show makes the world a better place"). I knew what he meant by that. He was referring to the fact that DWTS and shows like it are just plain fun and don't try to sell you anything or make you feel like you're less-than if you don't look like the contestants, since the contestants come in all shapes & sizes. Bottom line: we need to have more fun and stop taking ourselves so seriously all the time. If we did, the world would definitely be a better place. His partner, however, was a detriment to his score, I am afraid. What was with all the back-talk to the judges? I may be new to this show, but even I can see that the judges should not be heckled by the people they are critiquing. Bad, bad, bad, Steve Guttenberg's partner. And bravo to Steve for telling the judges that HE respects their opinions.
Shannon Elizabeth was gorgeous and very flexible and seemed to do a great job. My only question is: who the heck is Shannon Elizabeth? I am so woefully out of touch with the young'uns these days.
I DO know who the Jonas Bros are, being the auntie to a couple of 7-year girls, so I am not completely out of touch. Whether or not I will enjoy their performance tonight is another matter entirely, however. Keith Partridge still RAWKS.
Who do you think will be voted off tonight? Tell me your predictions! It will be a nail biter for sure (unless Penn gets the boot).
Comment me back, everyone!