A touching and enjoyable moment just happened for audiences and fans of the television show dance competition, "Dancing With the Stars," as Drew Scott's twin brother, Jonathan Scott, joined the dance floor. The twins ended up dancing together along with professional dance instructor, Emma Slater, which resulted in Jonathan and Emma attaining their highest score so far in the season.
In a report by E News, the theme of the episode was titled "Most Memorable Year," and Drew had chosen 2007 as his. Before this time, Drew was struggling to balance a life of being a real estate employee and a potential career on television as an actor. During 2007, Drew was able to come to his senses, and figured out a way to balance the two careers that he was so very passionate about. Of course, the two are now hosts of the HGTV show "Property Brothers."
The partners danced to the highly-popular Queen song "Don't Stop Me Now," and audiences were positively surprised when Jonathan popped out of nowhere to make the pair into a triple threat. Jonathan did not wear a jacket like Drew did, probably to avoid confusion during the routine. At the end of the dance routine, Drew and Emma scored a total of 24 out of 30 points from the judges, which is the highest score they have gotten this season.
In a report by Business 2 Community, the dance was described by Judge Len Goodman as "fun," and that it was definitely the best performance she had seen from Drew. The other judges more or less felt the same way, as the inspiring performance impacted them positively. On top of that, it seems that having a twin brother can really heighten a simple dance routine due to the novelty of the concept in "Dancing With the Stars."
"Dancing With the Stars" airs every Monday at 8 p.m. EDT on ABC.
