'Dancing With the Stars' Makes Obvious Blunder During '90s Night

Stephanie Downs

11/08/2022 03:52 pm EST

Dancing With the Stars had not one, but two significant blunders during the course of its '90s-themed episode. Fans took note of the fact that co-host Tyra Banks had an awkward moment when she walked in front of the judges' panel while they were handing out scores. Aside from that moment, the broadcast itself had a bit of a blunder when it randomly switched to a shot of a camera rig the middle of Gabby Windey and Val Chmerkovskiy's routine.

The moment in question came while Windey and Chmerkovskiy were setting the place on fire with their samba routine. Even though all of the attention was on their performance, the camera briefly panned away from it. The show switched to a shot of a camera rig in a blink and you'll miss it moment during the episode. The camera quickly switched back to Windey and Chmerkovskiy so that viewers could watch the rest of their routine.

The blunder only lasted about a second, but it was definitely long enough to get people talking. Read on to see what DWTS fans are saying about the mistake.

What's Going On?

This fan wrote that the "angles were everywhere" during the episode. Was he "dancing with the stars too?"

The Budget?

Fans can't help but point out that DWTS has a big enough budget to get some high-profile acts. That doesn't mean that mistakes can't happen.

Encore

This viewer wants Windey and Chmerkovskiy to do their routine again. Maybe there won't be any wonky camera angles the next time?

Seriously?

Many viewers pointed out the camera work from the past episode. They clearly have a lot to say about it.

Confused

There's some confusion about what really happened during Windey's performance. Fans certainly noticed that something was awry.

Oops

Windey's performance wasn't the only one that was subjected to a blunder. Viewers picked up on mistakes throughout the episode.

Thanks

It doesn't seem as though fans appreciated the camera work from the latest episode. Looks like DWTS will have to do better next time.

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