Dancing with the Stars

Thirty five seasons, and for fifteen of them the results show was its own broadcast. That is why the episode count is so much larger than the number of weeks.

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Where to start with Dancing with the Stars

Any season, on its own. Nothing carries between them. The one thing worth knowing before you pick is that seasons two to sixteen have roughly twice as many episodes as the weeks they ran, because the results show went out as its own broadcast on a second night, and a season of eleven weeks is therefore twenty one episodes.

  1. 1
    Season 1 Dancing with the Stars

    Six episodes in 2005, which makes it the shortest and the cheapest look at where this started.

  2. 2
    Season 17 Dancing with the Stars

    The first season without a separate results broadcast. Twelve episodes for a full season, and the shape the show has kept ever since.

  3. 3
    Season 35 Dancing with the Stars

    Airing now, on ABC and Disney+. Two episodes so far, from a two night premiere on 15 and 16 September 2026.

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The Series

  • Dancing with the Stars 2005, 35 seasons, 511 episodes

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