Keep scrolling to see the complete list of recognizable faces who will strut their stuff during Dancing With the Stars' season 30 premiere, taking place Monday, Sept. Brian may have a leg up, so to speak, as he's been dating DWTS pro Sharna Burgess since late last year. And yes, that includes a Spice Girl.Īmong those who will show off their fancy footwork this fall are Beverly Hills, 90210 alum Brian Austin Green, former The Bachelor lead Matt James and a certain star from The Real Housewives of Atlanta. Singer JoJo Siwa and Olympic gymnast Suni Lee had been previously announced as contestants, and they will join a wide range of performers, including those from the worlds of acting, singing, hosting and athletics. The competition is set to begin on Monday, Sept. 8 installment of Good Morning America, ABC unveiled the roster of famous folks competing on the venerable competition show's 30th season. In fact, keeping the show on the air would have been pushing it just a little too far for a few reasons.Dancing With the Stars has revealed the 15 celebrities who all wannabe the next Mirrorball winner.ĭuring the Wednesday, Sept. Although fans were sad to see it go, the show had run its natural course. The series first premiered in 2014 and ended its run with a truncated 10-episode sixth season in 2019. And no, it's not because Leoni and Daly ended up dating in real life.
But in reality, the same characteristics that made the show a binge-worthy distraction might also be the same reasons Madam Secretary was really canceled. It was, as critic Margaret Lyons of The New York Times noted, not as "hip" of a political drama as Homeland or House of Cards, but it was always watchable, as Henry and Elizabeth earnestly parent their kids or the State Department staff tussles over diplomacy and ethics. The show also covered how doing so affected Elizabeth's family life and relationship with her on-screen husband, Henry (Tim Daly). NBC's Emmy Award-winning comedy series returns for its 9th Season, with Andy Bernard (Ed Helms) leading the office denizens of Dunder Mifflin-Scranton. CBS' Madam Secretary was a timely and thoughtful primetime series that dramatized the ins and outs of a fictional State Department led by Elizabeth McCord (Teá Leoni).
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