It was a night of mostly high scores on Monday's old Hollywood-themed Dancing with the Stars.
But three couples were in jeopardy: injured Bill Nye and Tyne Stecklein, Christina Milian and Mark Ballas, and Brant Daugherty and Peta Murgatroyd.
But it was Nye and Stecklein who went home, following a fun, but low-scoring 16-point futuristic jazz number to Daft Punk's "Get Lucky."
"What breaks my heart is Tyne [has to go home]," Nye said after learning his fate. "She's fantastic."
Stecklein said what she'll miss most is his "sense of humor for sure. Maybe the science facts a little bit, but ..."
Although the elimination was a bummer for the dismissed pair, other couples had nights worth celebrating.
Corbin Bleu and Karina Smirnoff danced a quickstep that judge Bruno Tonioli said was "one for the record books" and Carrie Ann Inaba praised for "sharp and bright" footwork. They scored 26 points out of 30.
Elizabeth Berkley and Val Chmerkovskiy danced a 25-point foxtrot that Inaba said had a "boo boo in the middle," but still managed to get overall praise from the judges.
Daugherty and Murgatroyd danced a 27-point quickstep that had Inaba calling the Pretty Little Liars actor a "fantastic dancer."
Previous low scorer Bill Engvall stepped it up this week, getting 24 points for a paso doble with Emma Slater that Inaba said he "nailed," and "must have rehearsed the poop out of."
Milian and Ballas danced a 26-point Charleston that Inaba called "incredible."
Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi and Sasha Farber also showed lots of improvement, dancing a 25-point quickstep that led Inaba to say the reality starlet deserved "a star on the walk of fame."
Valerie Harper and Tristan MacManus, however, tied with Nye for the lowest score of the night.
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