'Dancing with the Stars' recap: 'Dedication Night' has nostalgia, emotion and a surprising end
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LOS ANGELES — “Dancing with the Stars” hosted an emotional “Dedication Night,” where the atmosphere was charged with heartfelt tributes.

Each of the remaining celebrity contestants dedicated their performances to someone or a group of significant personal importance.

On this special night, participants paid homage to their parents, partners, siblings, former colleagues, romantic interests, and children.

Danielle Fishel, teamed with dance partner Pasha Pashkov, dedicated their performance to William Daniels, her co-star from “Boy Meets World.”

Daniels, known for his role as Mr. Feeny on the beloved show, was present in the audience, cheering them on. Before the dance, he even made a memorable appearance on the dance floor, adding a touch of nostalgia to the evening.

“Our dance was very joyous, but I also still felt all the pressure to send all this love and respect of all the people who love Bill, love Mr. Feeny to him through the stands,” Fishel said.

Danielle Fishel, along with her dance partner Pasha Pashkov, gave her “Boy Meets World” co-star William Dennis his flowers.

In the end, the show pushed everyone through to another week and no one was eliminated.

Next week’s theme will be the movie “Wicked.”

“Dancing with the Stars” is currently in season 34. You can watch Tuesday nights at 8 p.m. ET on ABC and streaming on Disney+.

The Walt Disney Company is the parent company of this ABC station.

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