Dancing With the Stars 2010 voting results sent home the first 2010 Dancing With the Stars contestant Tuesday night. The voting results for the first two weeks of the 2010
Dancing With the Stars season revealed that it isn't always who seems to be the most popular that is going to succeed from week to week. Fan voting was shown to almost be more important than the judge's scores as it was revealed who was safe and who was in the bottom two during the Tuesday night DWTS results show. When the show started, they immediately revealed one of the couples that were in the bottom two (Pamela Anderson and Damian Whitewood) in order to spark interest in the ending of the show.
Seeing Pamela Anderson in the bottom two was a bit shocking, because she had put together the fourth best overall score through two dances according to the judges. Anderson and Whitewood had a score of 43 out of 60, compared to only 26 points from the combination of Buzz Aldrin and Ashley Costa. It could show that Buzz Aldrin has a ton of fans voting from home, which wouldn't come as that huge of a surprise, but more shocking that people like Aiden Turner were finding more support than Pamela Anderson. It started to look like the old myth that the pretty people can't win DWTS might strike down Anderson in the first week. It also meant that this could be a season full of surprises.
It was a typical Dancing With the Stars results show, with a lot of filler, several nice performances, and of course a lot of drama from host Tom Bergeron about who was safe throughout the hour. After revealing the first person in the bottom two in the Dancing With the Stars 2010 voting results, it took quite a while to reveal the other couple that was at risk of going home. The second couple in the bottom two ended up being Shannen Doherty and Marc Ballas. It meant that the bottom four couples according to the judges were all safe. In the end, the viewers sent home Shannen and Marc in a very surprising Dancing With the Stars 2010 voting results.
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