Promising a "fright night on the dance floor," host Tom Boo-geron kicked off Dancing With the Stars' Halloween show, featuring a ghoulish ballroom, Harold Wheeler and the band dressed as Zombies, and the six remaining stars decked out in a variety of costumes.  Each celeb was scored on an individual dance and a team dance. Here's how it all played out:  Ricki Lake got her rib injury diagnosed as an inflamed nerve, and her doctor told her she needs to rest. But, of course, she can't/won't do that. Instead, she performed a paso doble dressed as Little Red Riding Hood with fanged wolf partner Derek Hough, twirling and leaping around her. "Wow," said Bergeron. "Didn't look like you were hurt there!" After a long standing ovation, judge Bruno Tonioli said it "was another incredible performance." He and Carrie Ann Inaba were slightly critical of her shoulder posture. Len Goodman raved about her "shapes," her "elevation," her footwork and her "whipping." Scores: 9, 9, 9 = 27 + 26 = 53  Rob Kardashian performed a sharp tango to The Addams Family, saying his Kardashian clan was similar: "I don't think my family's creepy, but they're kooky." Cheering them on were step-dad Bruce Jenner, sister Kourtney, her baby, Mason, and Mason's dad, Scott Disick. There was no mention of Kim Kardashian's divorce news. Comments were all focused on the dance. Len loved it. "You did a terrific job." Bruno told him not to "stick his bum out." Carrie Ann called it his "best dance so far." Scores; 9, 8, 8 = 25 + 26 = 51  Hope Solo rehearsed with a DWTS troupe dancer because partner Maks Chmerkovskiy hurt his toe, but Maks was able to take to the floor to hoof it as a hairy werewolf with Hope to Werewolves of London. Their samba was well-received by the audience. Carrie Ann praised the lightness in Hope's dance. Len loved it. And Bruno said she "should be proud." Scores: 8, 8, 8 = 24 + 26 = 50  J.R. Martinez performed a fierce tango to Ghostbusters. He managed to bring a lot of style to the dance even though he was dressed in a jumpsuit, and lightning was crackling overhead as part of the scenery. Bruno said his dance was "very solid," but noted that he lost his timing a bit. Len called it "sub-standard to what I expect from you." Scores: 9, 8, 8 = 25 + 23 = 48  David Arquette dressed as a magician in top hat and cape, Cha Cha-ing with partner Kym Johnson to Steve Miller's Abracadabra. "You've turned yourself into a dancer here," said judge Len Goodman, who added that Arquette needed a "little bit more rhythm, but said his dance was well done." Cracked Bruno: "You're a natural at turning tricks." Carrie Ann Inaba, dressed as a cat, purred praise: "Your improvement is phenomenal." Scores: 8, 8, 8 = 24 + 23 = 47  Nancy Grace and her partner, Tristan MacManus, continued their bickering, and tried to pull off a jive to The Devil Went Down to Georgia, a fast piece of music. Grace did not succeed. Said Carrie Ann: "We have our good days and we have our not so good days." Said Len: "This wasn't a good dance for you," adding the kicks weren't sharp and she lacked bounce. Bruno said her spirit was right but the footwork was off. Scores: 7, 7, 7 = 21 + 23 = 44  During the group dances, "Team Tango" - David Arquette, J.R. Martinez and Nancy Grace - got lukewarm reviews from the judges. Scores: 8, 7, 8 = 23  "Team Paso Doble" - Ricki Lake, Hope Solo and Rob Kardashian - stressed themselves out during rehearsals so much that Maks got out of line and was shown shoving Hope a little too harshly, bringing her to tears. It was an uncomfortable moment, to say the least. The judges raved about the final result, particularly citing Rob's ability to keep up with the male pro dancers. Scores: 9, 8, 9 = 26  On Tuesday's results show: Justin Bieber!
Amid news of Kim Kardashian's divorce, Rob Kardashian had a stellar night on 'Dancing.' So who should go home next?