Plot

It's rock week on "Dancing with the Stars." But there are still two hours to fill, so we get to see the Top 10 performances of all-time on the show, as voted by fans on abc.com.

The countdown:

Number 10 was a freestyle from Shawn Johnson & Mark Ballas.

Number 9, an Argentine tango by Donnie Osmond and Kym Johnson.

Number 8, a quickstep by Helio Castroneves & Julianne Hough.

Number 7, a freestyle by Apolo Anton Ohno & Julianne Hough.

Number 6, Joanna Krupa & Derek Hough's "futuristic" paso doble.

Number 5, Mel B & Maksim Chmerkovskiy's paso doble.

Number 4, Nicole Scherzinger & Derek Hough's paso doble.

Number 3, Apolo Anton Ohno & Julianne Hough reappear with their samba.

Number 2, Gilles Marini & Cheryl Burke's Argentine tango.

Number 1, Drew Lachey & Cheryl Burke's "Save a Horse, Ride a Cowboy" freestyle.

Finally, with 30 minutes burned, it's time to get to get to some dancing.

Audrina & Tony: After getting some grief from Bruo last week, Audrina is focusing on not over-thinking her routine. Tony takes her to a martial arts class to tap into the aggression of the paso doble. Len Goodman says she's getting on his nerves because she's got the potential to wow them every week, but "every week it lacks the character of the dance." Bruno agrees, telling her to imagine Latin firecrackers like Eva Longoria and Eva Mendes. Carrie Ann Inaba also agrees on the character point, but says she has improved tremendously. She tells her to learn the intention behind the movements in each dance. Scores: 8, 8, 8. Total: 24

Kyle & Lacey: After getting on Len's bad list last week, Kyle is back and so ready to prove himself that he practices his dance moves with his brother at home. They dance a tango. The audience loves it, and so does Bruno. His comments can't even be heard over the crowd at first, but he tells Kyle his footwork is better and ends with, "way to go." Carrie Ann says she loves "the Kyle style" and that his carriage was amazing. Len says he enjoyed it and says Kyle again found a balance between performance technique. Scores: 8, 7, 8. Total: 23

Jennifer & Derek: After stumbling a little last week, Jennifer is ready to bounce back after what wasn't much of a fun week of rehearsal. She and Derek look to put the week behind them and put all that energy into the paso doble. The crowd loves it, but Carrie Ann silences them quickly by telling Jennifer she needs to calm down and stay within her limits. Len says she got "the attack, the aggression, the attitude," but she lost a bit of control. Bruno added to it, saying she looked like "a woman on the verge of a nervous breakdown." Scores: 6, 7, 7. Total: 20

Rick & Cheryl: Looking to break his streak of being told he needs more heat and passion in his dances, Rick has the tango. He worries about whether it could be three weeks in a row. Cheryl is concerned that he's overanalyzing every step in the routine. Len says he did an excellent job. Bruno says it was "like a mohican on the war path." Carrie Ann says it was amazing and had nice balance. She noted that Rick sometimes gets so stern his face loses personality. Scores: 8, 8, 8. Total: 24

Bristol & Mark: Bristol admits to Mark that part of the reason she lost her steps last week was because she wasn't going all out in rehearsal. He asks her to go ahead and give it all in rehearsal. They practice an air guitar portion that Mark is afraid will get them in trouble with Len, but Bristol pushes for it to enhance the performance. The crowd cheers and Bruno says it was her best performance of the season. Carrie Ann says it was "ridiculously amazing." Len references last week's monkey costumes, saying, "Last week a chimp, this week, nearly a champ." He does note that he's docking a point because they broke their hold to do their air guitar thing. Scores: 8, 7, 8. Total: 23

Kurt & Anna: Coming off of his best week, Kurt struggles to tap into his inner-rocker. Anna brings Bret Michaels into rehearsal to teach Kurt about bring a rocker (and because Bret Michaels is contractually obligated to appear on at least 25 reality shows each year). Carrie Ann shuts down the crowd's enthusiasm again,saying the dance "didn't really have a lot of polish." She says Kurt didn't seem comfortable. Len agrees that "it just didn't come off. You looked awkward doing it, I felt awkward watching it." Bruno says Kurt looks like he was doing karate instead of a Spanish dance. "You looked like Jackie Chan, we want Banderas," Bruno adds. Scores: 6, 6, 6. Total: 18

Brandy & Maks: Brandy says she feels like she's under a lot of pressure, and she cried and walked out of practice. She came back and the dancing was more intense than ever. Len called Maks his hero and said it was, without a doubt, the best dance of the night. Bruno went off, comparing Brandy to Tina Turner in "Mad Max." Carrie Ann says she had goosebumps watching it because it looked like someone who'd gone through a hard time and finally hit their stride. Scores: 8, 9, 9. Total: 26

Marathon Dance: Everyone is worried they won't make it through the dance marathon, especially Jennifer Grey, who nearly passed out after 90 seconds of dancing earlier in the season.

Couples earn points based on how long they stay in. The first couple tapped out is Kurt & Anna, followed by Bristol & Mark. Rick & Cheryl go next. Kyle & Lacey go next, followed by Audrina & Derek.

That leaves Jennifer & Derek and Brandy & Maks, and Brandy & Maks eventually take the win.

LEADER BOARD (with dance marathon scores added):

Brandy & Maks: 26 + 10 = 36

Audrina & Tony: 24 + 8 = 32

Rick & Cheryl: 24 + 6 = 30

Kyle & Lacey: 23 + 7 = 30

Jennifer & Derek: 20 + 9 = 29

Bristol & Mark: 23 + 5 = 28

Kurt & Anna: 18 + 4 = 22