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Australian television series where celebrities are coupled with professional dancers and compete for the title of Dancing With The Stars Champion.

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Ten celebrities are paired with professional dancers, and perform either the Cha Cha or Foxtrot for their first dance.

The ten couples perform either the Tango or the Jive, then the couple with the lowest score, combined from the judges' scores and viewers' votes, is eliminated.

The nine remaining couples perform either the Samba or the Waltz, then the couple with the lowest score, combined from the judges' scores and viewers' votes, is eliminated.

The eight remaining couples perform either the Quickstep or the Paso Doble, then the couple with the lowest score, combined from the judges' scores and viewers' votes, is eliminated.

The three remaining couples perform a dance that they have not previously performed and a Cha-Cha face-off, then the couple with the lowest score, combined from the judges' scores and viewer votes, is eliminated. The final two couples perform a freestyle dance, then the couple with the higher combined score is announced as the winner.

The seven remaining couples perform either the Salsa or the Argentine Tango, then the couple with the lowest score, combined from the judges' scores and viewers' votes, is eliminated.

The six remaining couples perform either the Rumba or the Swing, then the couple with the lowest score, combined from the judges' scores and viewer votes, is eliminated.

The five remaining couples perform two dances that they have not previously performed to songs from movies or musicals, then the couple with the lowest score, combined from the judges' scores and the viewer votes, is eliminated.

The four remaining couples perform two dances that they have not previously performed, then a twist is revealed at the end of the show.

The four couples perform a dance chosen by the judges and a three-dance segue, then the couple with the lowest score, combined from the judges' scores and viewers' votes, is eliminated.

Eleven celebrities, including one who has been blind since birth, are paired with professional dancers and perform either the Cha Cha or the Waltz for their first dance.

The eleven couples perform either the Rumba or the Tango, then the couple with the lowest score, combined from the judges' scores and viewer votes, is eliminated.

The ten remaining couples perform either the Foxtrot or the Jive, then the couple with the lowest score, combined from the judges' scores and viewers' votes, is eliminated.

The nine remaining couples perform either the Quickstep or the Salsa, and the celebrity must break away from their partner for a minimum 15-second solo during the routine. The couple with the lowest score, combined from the judges' scores and the viewer votes, is then eliminated.

The eight remaining couples perform either the Paso Doble or the Australian Smooth, then the couple with the lowest score, combined from the judges's scores and viewer votes, is eliminated.

The seven remaining couples perform either the West Coast Swing or the Samba, then the couple with the lowest score, combined from the judges's scores and viewer votes, is eliminated.

The six remaining couples perform two dances that they have not previously performed, to songs from Hollywood movies, then the couple with the lowest score, combined from the judges' scores and viewer votes, is eliminated.

The five remaining couples perform two dances that they have not previously performed, then the couple with the lowest score, combined from the judges' scores and viewer votes, is eliminated.

The three remaining couples perform a dance that they have not previously performed and a Cha-Cha face-off, then the couple with the lowest score, combined from the judges' scores and viewer votes, is eliminated. The final two couples perform a freestyle dance, then the couple with the higher combined score is announced as the winner.

The four remaining couples perform a dance that the judges would like to see again and a three-dance segue, before dancing the Aussie Smooth as a group, competing for 10 bonus points, then the couple with the lowest score, combined from the judges' scores and viewer votes, is eliminated.