‘Dancing With the Stars’ Delivers Another Elimination as Contestants Recall Their ‘Most Memorable Year’ (Video)

Antonio Brown, Kim Fields and Mischa Barton were in the bottom three going into the most emotional night of the season

Dancing With the Stars Most Memorable Year
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(Spoiler alert: Please do not read on if you haven’t watched Monday’s episode of “Dancing With the Stars”) 

Week 3 of “Dancing With the Stars” saw the return of the always-emotional “most memorable year” night — and the departure of another contestant competing to win the Season 22  Mirrorball.

NFL star Antonio Brown, “The Facts of Life” actress Kim Fields and Mischa Barton all went into Monday at the bottom of the leaderboard facing elimination and fighting for their future on the ABC show.

After crying last week, Barton partied like she was Miley Cyrus and was told it was her best dance yet. “Tonight, you had a breakthrough,” Inaba told the former “O.C.” actress, but sadly it wasn’t enough and Barton was given the boot.

Meanwhile, on the other end of the scale, the first 9 of the season and a total score of 25 went to deaf “ANTM” alum Nyle DiMarco for his “brilliant” tango that was described as “better than Superman.”

Just like he’s done so many times with the Pittsburgh Steelers, Brown made a phenomenal comeback this week with a (very little) helping hand from his adorable son.

As for the rest of the pack, former New England Patriots quarterback Doug Flutie honored his late parents, who both died on the same day in 2015, with a waltz to “Rainbow Connection.”

After getting off to a rocky start earlier in the season, Flutie scored a touchdown Monday with a dance that Bruno Tonioli said would have made his parents proud, while Len Goodman said it was full of “elegance, style and emotion.”

Not surprisingly, Von Miller, the Super Bowl 50 MVP, chose this year as his most memorable — and it’s only April! The Denver Broncos outside linebacker went Contemporary to “In the Air Tonight” by Phil Collins, but Carrie Ann Inaba called it merely “pleasant … I want more.”

Surprisingly, marrying Donald Trump wasn’t the most memorable moment in Marla Maples’ life;  giving birth to their daughter, Tiffany, made 1993 a memorable year.

“Full House” child star Jodie Sweetin, now 34, danced to “Rise Up” by Andra Day to commemorate overcoming a meth addiction, going through rehab and turning her life around.

“Dancing With the Stars” airs Mondays at 8 p.m. on ABC.

See video of DiMarco’s stunning dance below.

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