What was supposed to be a night of fast-paced jives and quicksteps, turned into something a little more painful for Bono, who suffered a knee injury in rehearsals with partner Lacey Schwimmer. However, Bono put his best foot forward on the dance floor -- really, really slowly.
Bono's quickstep, or more accurately, slowstep, earned him a score of 17 on the leaderboard. Unfortunately, it was the lowest score of the night. Hopefully, Bono's injury doesn't send him home because there are a few contestants (okay, really only Elisabetta Canalis) who deserve to be sent home first. Scroll down to watch Bono's rather slow quickstep performance.
Will Bono live to dance another day? Tune into the results show Tuesday, Sept. 27 at 8PM ET on ABC.
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The true test for Chaz will be whether he can be seen regularly before a broad American audience in a capacity that has nothing to do with being a transgender man. If he can do that, he will be a pivotal figure in transgender history.
I just want to say "thank you" to Chaz for making trans history, staying strong and diplomatic in the face of idiots, focusing on the positive, and continuing to bring the conversation to the table.
Right on cue, the presence of Chaz Bono -- formerly Chastity Bono, the child of Sonny and Cher -- as a contestant on ABC's Dancing with the Stars has sent the MRC into full freakout mode.
First Posted: 09/27/11 10:34 AM ET Updated: 11/27/11 05:12 AM ET