Roland Trettl and Kathrin Menzinger Eliminated from 'Let's Dance'

Despite earning higher jury scores than three other pairs, the duo was outvoted by the audience after their Tango performance.

Roland Trettl and Kathrin Menzinger were eliminated from 'Let's Dance' after their Tango to AC/DC's 'T.N.T.' failed to win enough audience votes.
Judge Joachim Llambi criticized Trettl's lack of emotional connection to the dance, comparing his performance to 'Quasimodo' from 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame.'
Taliso Engel, a visually impaired swimmer and early audience favorite, struggled with his Rumba, receiving only 9 jury points and harsh criticism for being off-tempo.
Singers Ben Zucker and Simone Thomalla received the lowest jury scores of the evening but were saved by audience votes, advancing to the next round.
The March 7 episode featured the theme 'Disco meets Rock,' with standout performances from Jeanette Biedermann and Vadim Gabuzov, who earned the highest jury score of 23 points.