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After a wild episode of Dancing with the Stars last week that saw the double elimination of contestants Tyler Cameron and Jackson Olson, the show is back again this week, but with one big change: this week’s episode is airing on Monday, not Tuesday. The new episode will premiere Monday, November 2, 2026, at 8 p.m. ET on ABC and Disney+. Remaining competitors include Ezra Frech, Julia Stiles, Harry Shum Jr. and Connor Wood.
This week’s episode theme is “Disney Night,” where the 8 remaining stars will perform dances inspired by songs and characters from Disney films and Broadway shows. Cynthia Erivo will join as a guest judge and you can see the competitors’ song choices here.
You can see a full list of this season’s Dancing With The Stars contestants, learn who all of this season’s judges are, and find out how to watch this season below.
How to watch Dancing with the Stars:
Dancing with the Stars Season 35 competitors and dance partners:
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Tatyana Ali (with partner Jan Ravnik)
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Tyler Cameron (with partner Sharna Burgess)
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Giada De Laurentiis (with partner Alan Bersten)
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Jenna Dewan (with partner Val Chmerkovskiy)
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Ezra Frech (with partner Daniella Karagach)
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Amber Glenn (with partner Pasha Pashkov)
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Taylor Hanson (with partner Britt Stewart)
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Maura Higgins (with partner Mark Ballas)
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Conner Leavitt (with partner Adele Zaikman)
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Ciara Miller (with partner Brandon Armstrong)
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Sarah Jane Nader (with partner Hailey Bills)
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Jackson Olson (with partner Emma Slater)
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Guillermo Rodriguez (with partner Witney Carson)
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Harry Shum Jr. (with partner Jenna Johnson)
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Julia Stiles (with partner Ezra Sosa)
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Connor Wood (with partner Rylee Arnold)
Dancing with the Stars channel:
Dancing with the Starsairs simultaneously on ABC and Disney+. New episodes stream on demand the next day on Hulu.
How to watchDancing with the Stars :
Who are this year’s judges on Dancing with the Stars?
This season, dancing pairs will be judged by a panel of experts including Carrie Ann Inaba, Bruno Tonioli and Derek Hough.