losers of the night were marla maples and her partner tony dovolani. they got the boot but not before they performed a beautiful waltz to "the little mermaid." mash la said it's been the most incredible experience. so much fun. it looked like they had fun. >> it was a fun night. >> and ben sherwood was in the audience cheering them on. >> and this is one of my favorites. >> favorite all-time song, disney song? >> yes. i might know every single word. it's possible. >> you probably do. it was a fun night. that's always my favorite moment of the year. >> even those who didn't perform that well were still in a really good mood. how could you not dancing to disney tunes. >> doug flutie was, but he had a great time. >> boston college, i love doug flutie. be careful. >> it's all right. sorry, don't mean to knock western new york or boston. >>> next though to siri. still sassy as ever. >> if you're hoping for a sneak peek into hbo's "game of thrones" before the sixth season premieres on april 24th, don't count on getting a straight answer from your iphone. if

maples wowing the ballroom with her quick step routine with tony dovolani. she's 52 years old. she's a former mrs. trump and actress. she earned an impressive 21 out of 30. >> she was pretty good. right after her, a big splash made by boys 2 men singer wanye morris dancing the cha cha to the group's first hit "motown philly." both the judges and the crowd loved it earning him the highest scores of the evening establishing himself as a dancing force to be reckoned with. >> very good. but not too fast there. abc chief meteorologist ginger zee our own abc contestant took her turn next. boy, did she turn and dip and spin and flip. ginger's jive with val tied her at the top of the leaderboard with a score of 23. judge len goodman called her routine frisky, fast and furious. critique of mischa barton. after taking a year off from the ballroom, he got right back in the swing of things making it awkward while judging her rather stiff tango. >> it's not in my nature to be nasty but that wasn't a dance. that was walking. it was just -- you were just walking. >> well, i can't tell a lie,