'I'm not finished': Gary Busey refuses to end rambling speech after being eliminated from DWTS... while Nick Carter busts a move to a Backstreet Boys song 

By Dailymail.com Reporter

Published: 02:26 EST, 6 October 2015 | Updated: 18:47 EST, 6 October 2015

Gary Busey was the Dancing With The Stars competitor who refused to go home.

The 71-year-old actor saw his run end on Monday though as he became the latest star eliminated from the ABC dancing competition show.

The Point Break star refused to end his rambling goodbye speech and snapped at guest host Alfonso Ribeiro for trying to stop him.

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Last dance: Gary Busey was eliminated on Monday from Dancing With The Stars

'I'm not finished' Gary stated before imploring Alfonso to stop.

The star also bizarrely insisted that he wasn't really leaving the show.

'The fact that I've been eliminated is false,' he proclaimed to wild cheers as he stood with pro partner Anna Trebunskaya.

False elimination: The actor and pro partner Anna Trebunskaya danced to a Buddy Holly song

Farewell speech: Gary didn't want his goodbye speech to be cut short by guest host Alfonso Ribeiro

'Because my spirit with Anna will remain in this room throughout the show. So you won't see us dancing, but we'll be there,' Gary promised.

Nick Carter, 35, also launched his secret weapon to avoid getting sent home and brought along the whole of his superstar band the Backstreet Boys to back him up.

The band all posed with him onstage and gave interviews - and even stood right at the edge of the makeshift stage for his performance of one of their biggest hits, Everybody (Backstreet's Back).

Backstage boys: Nick Carter was joined by his Backstreet Boys bandmates on the show

Energetic performance: Sharna Burgess and Nick danced to a classic Backstreet Boys tune

They each kissed his partner Sharna Burgess at the end.

And while Nick did not get the highest score of the night - losing out by just one point - he did get arguably the best response from a judge as Julianne Hough wrote 'I heart Nick' on some paper.

'I'm gonna keep this short - hot! hot!' Julianne told the star who wore a black leather sleeveless studded jacket for his performance.

Bit of a treat: Nick admitted that he enjoyed dancing with Sharna who wore a sexy leather outfit

She's a fan: Julianne Hough held up a handmade sign declaring her love for Nick

Rave review: Carrie Ann Inaba told Nick he was a 'ballroom Backstreet beast'

'You were really good when you were in the Backstreet Boys - but you are far superior now,' Carrie Ann Inaba insisted, calling him a 'ballroom Backstreet beast'.

Sharna thanked him for 'letting me live out my rock star dream' - but Nick insisted the pleasure was all his.

Looking at Sharna in her tight leather outfit, he said: 'I love dancing with the other four guys, but it's a little bit of a treat here.'

Getting emotional: The singer got emotional when talking about his dysfunctional family growing up

True brothers: Nick was appreciative of his boy band pals who treated him like a 'true brother'

His performance came during the Most Memorable Year themed episode with Nick picking 1992, the year he met the other Backstreet Boys when he was just 12.

While the others teased his high-pitched voice, Howie Dorough said: 'When I heard him sing - undeniable. He was our little Michael Jackson of the group.'

But Nick shed tears as he spoke of his 'dysfunctional family', saying: 'There was a lot of fighting in our household. It broke my heart - I never could fix my family.

Finger hold: Bindi Irwin broke down in rehearsal after holding partner Derek Hough's hand the same way she used to hold the hand of her late father The Crocodile Hunter star Steve Irwin

Tears flowing: The teenager buried her head in Derek's shoulder as she sobbed after their dance

'I really wanted to have that movie mom and dad. That movie family - I didn't get that. It was hard for me, really hard … and I don't know why I'm crying.'

AJ McLean insisted that most of Nick's friends from then 'are either dead now or are in jail'.

Nick said: 'The boys saved me - they loved and treated me like a true brother.'

While the Most Memorable Year segment sparked a lot of emotion, most of the tears came for Bindi Irwin, 17, who even had the crew sobbing as she spoke of losing her The Crocodile Hunter father Steve Irwin in 2006.

Emotional dance: Bindi and Derek received the highest score of the night

Bright light: Derek praised Bindi and said the season was one of his favorites to date because of her

But the emotions also sparked her most powerful performance - receiving a 10 and topping the leaderboard.

Bindi already had everyone in tears during rehearsals, when she had a sudden recollection of how she would hold on to her dad's finger while a little girl - the same hold she was using with partner Derek Hough.

As Derek hugged her while she cried, the cameras cut away to show at least two female video operators wiping away their own tears at the moving moment.

Fond memories: Bindi was shown her late father and mother in a flashback photo

Close bond: The star cried when reflecting on her late father and the impact he had on her life

Bindi, in a nude colored dress, then burst into tears again after her live performance - a contemporary dance to Every Breath You Take.

She repeatedly buried her face into Derek's shoulder as she sobbed, leaving lots of the audience with their own tears.

Julianne struggled to hold back her own tears during her critique, finally telling her: 'I probably am not the only one here that that took my breath away as well.'

Standing ovation: Bindi and Derek received a standing ovation for Carrie Anne, Julianne and Bruno Tonioli

Close call: Tamar Braxton dedicated her dance to the year 2012 when her husband Vince survived a coma

She added: 'We can't judge the packages, we have to judge the actual dance - and that dance was breathtaking. That was a tribute for your father - he is very proud.'

Carrie Ann Inaba called it 'such an honor to see such a bright light dance with such a beauty and passion' and joined Julianne in voting with a 9.

But it was Bruno Tonioli who gave the 10, having told her: 'He was dancing with you every step of the way. He is proud of you, Australia and the world is proud of you - and so am I.'

Derek had equally high praise, saying of Bindi: 'I'm so proud of this girl, she is one of the most extraordinary young ladies I've ever met in my entire life.

'She is making this season one of my favorite seasons to date - she is a bright light, she is so special,' added the five-time champion.

Strong performance: Valentin Chmerkovskiy and Tamar put in another strong performance

Tied for second: Tamar and Valentin ended up with all 9s from the judges

Bindi had also had tears during her pretaped interview in which she spoke movingly of her dad's death in 2006 as she marked it her Most Memorable Year.

Saying his death 'shaped me the most', she recalled of him: 'I can remember being little and, y'know, ''The one thing I wanna do is be just like dad when I grow up''. And I still feel like that.

'We had so many fun adventures. Those are the best times of my life,' she added.

Her mother Terri called them 'absolutely inseparable', and said of her late husband: 'I've never met anyone bigger, tougher, stronger - and yet more sweet and sensitive. Especially when it came to Bindi.'

Sweet kiss: Tamar kissed her husband at the end of her dance

American hero: Alek Skarlatos was shown learning that his community college in Oregon had been attacked

Saying the death 'broadsided' her because Steve was only 44, Terri added: 'It was kind of unreal for Bindi. Bindi was so strong at the time, but when you love someone that much it's like totally losing a piece of your heart.

'You're really not going to get over it,' Terri said.

'It took a really long time to understand what actually happened,' Bindi admitted.

'For the rest of my life I'll kind of feel like he's gong to come home. No matter where I go dad will always be with me. His spirit lives on,' she said.

Strange emotions: Alek said the Paris train attack made more sense than the killings at his college

'I wish he could fully understand just how much he's done for me. And that I miss him,' Bindi added.

Grammy-nominated singer Tamar Braxton also sparked a lot of tears with her story of almost losing husband Vince after he was put in a coma with blood clots on his lungs in 2012 - and how his survival made them decide to start their family.

'All I could think about was, “How am I going to live without the love of my life by my side?”' she recalled of the initial scare, then having tears as she said: 'I will forever be grateful because I don't know what I did to be blessed that much.'

Her husband played piano for her performance to her own song King - and she immediately rushed up to him for a tearful hug at the end.

Determined dance: The contestant dedicated his dance with Lindsay Arnold to his community back home

Good form: Alek did his community proud with a respectable score of all 8's

She and pro partner Valentin Chmerkovskiy finished just behind Bindi with all 9s. 

It also left Carrie Ann in tears of her own as she told her: 'Your story touched me deeply. And yet what you danced touched me even more deeply. You reached into my soul just now with that dance. This was such an incredible performance. Thank you for that dance.'

'Tonight your connection was wired to perfection,' Bruno told her, while Julianne added: 'I've never seen you more beautiful as you are right now. Completely vulnerable, completely open, completely free.'

Paris train hero Alek Skarlatos dedicated his latest Dancing With The Stars performance to his devastated hometown of Roseburg, Oregon.

Rising star: Hayes Grier and partner Emma Slater surprised the judges with their performance

Not shy: The social media star has overcome his shyness on the show

The American hero - who overpowered a would-be terrorist on a Paris-bound train earlier this year - rushed home from rehearsals for the talent show after realizing his hometown was the latest scene of a mass shooting.

And he took the show's cameras on the trip home, talking of his horror that the college where 10 were left dead was where he had studied - and planned to continue his education when his hectic schedule had settled.

'This is where I went to college - and this is where I was planning to return to college,' he said.

'I mean, I would have had classes that day.'

Emotional performance: Carlos PenaVega and Witney Carson performed in all-white outfits

Good job: Witney and Carlos received compliments from the judges for their waltz

That's a sparkler: Witney showed off her new engagement ring at the show

He was filmed walking around the campus looking shell-shocked by what had happened - and insisted that he struggled to understand such a senseless slaughter even more so than what had happened on the train in Europe.

'It's honestly the strangest emotions I've ever felt,' he said.

'Because even the train made more sense than this does.

'It's just a disarming feeling because you can't do anything about it. There's nothing you can do.'

Before his paso double to Avicii's Wake Me Up - dressed in black with gold accents - he said: 'I want to dedicate this routine to the whole community - I'm thinking about them and I hope I do them proud.'

Family dedication: Alexa PenaVega dedicated her song to the year she booked Spy Kids and her mother

Slipped up: The judges gave the dance team 7's after a noticeable lapse in memory

The judges all gave him a respectable 8.

Teenage social media star Hayes Grier also joined Tamar in second place getting all 9s for his dance to Stitches by Shawn Mendes, who he called 'one of my best friends'.

His chosen year was 2014 when the third ever video he made went viral, recalling: 'We had 21 followers when we went to sleep - and woke up with 100,000. My whole life changed in just six seconds'

The judges seemed equally shocked with his contemporary performance, with Bruno calling him a 'superstar' and Julianne asking: 'What just happened? I am so shocked right now. You have completely broken out of that shell!'

Carlos PenaVega - who is married to fellow contestant Alexa PenaVega - also had an emotional night as he spoke of the dark days following a tour by his band Big Time Rush where he 'felt really alone'.

For his mum: Andy Grammer also dedicated his dance to his late mother

Demanding routine: The singer was breathing heavy at the end of his dance

'I locked myself in my house, started smoking weed every single day,' he admitted. 'I really hit rock bottom.

But he decided to go to church with a friend and insisted: 'I walk in and I know I was supposed to be there. From that Sunday to the next Sunday my life changed forever.

'On the Thursday I was invited to a Bible study - and at that Bible study I met my wife.'

With tears, he added: 'It's so crazy to me that in one week my life changed forever.'

'I could tell that you were genuinely connected, and there's nothing better than when we can feel what you are feeling,' Julianne told him of his dance. 'That was beautiful.'

Big news: Allison revealed on the show that she was pregnant

Better scores: Paula Deen improved on her past scores

Bruno called Carlos and partner Witney Carson - who proudly showed off her engagement ring - 'two luminous heavenly bodies intertwined', while Bruno said: 'I was lost in rapture - totally mesmerizing. That was mind-blowing.'

His wife dedicated her night to 2000, the year she was booked for Spy Kids, and to her single mum in supporting her dream.

Alexa fared less well with just 7s after forgetting her steps during part of her routine, admitting she just 'started to boogie'.

Lowest scores: The celebrity chef scored the lowest total of the night

Looking at partner Mark Ballas, she said: 'He said there's a blackout moment that happens to people - I think that was it!'

And when co-host Erin Andrews said 'It's never as bad as you thought', Alexa laughed: 'Oh I don't know, that didn't look great!'

For pop star Andy Grammer, it was his pro dancer Allison Holker who had the biggest news - bringing on her husband and child to announce that she is four months pregnant.

Insisting she is 'here 100 percent of the way' for the rest of the season, she joked: 'And every single week it's a trio dance - I hope everyone's OK with that!'

Not happy: Gary snapped at Carrie Ann after she criticized his performance

Support section: Gary's son Jake cheered him on from the audience

Andy's year was 2009, the year he lost his mother to breast cancer - a heartbreak that made him write the song that launched his career.

'I was able to take this huge blow in my life and the song that I wrote from it is what started my whole career,' he said, believing the song Keep Your Head Up connected because it was 'coming from so much pain'.

But he had a tough time with the judges, with Carrie Ann believing there was an 'awkwardness' to his cha cha to his newest single Good To Be Alive, adding: 'I don't feel that it's all working together'

Getting a 7 and two 8s, he dedicated it to his mother, saying: 'I hope she's smiling, that's my whole purpose for doing this thing.'

Paula Deen once again had the lowest scores of the night, looking shocked to get just 6s after some encouraging words from the judges for her cha cha to Aretha Franklin's Respect.

Filling in: Alfonso filled in for regular host Tom Bergeron who was tending to his sick father back East

'I would love to move the way you move when I'm your age - I think the way you move is so hot and sexy,' Carrie Ann told her, stressing that she also 'kept losing focus'.

Julianne, meanwhile, told her she was 'a strong, fierce woman' - and got her to repeat it back to her to boost her confidence.

She had picked the year 1989, saying: 'That was the year that I got sick and tired of being sick and tired. I was in a 27-year marriage that I knew I could not fix.'

Sexy look: Nick showed off his tattoos with his dance partner Sharna, who looked sexy in a little leather ensemble as the contestants posed before the show took place

Sweet: Bindi looked lovely in her pink dress as she cosied up to Derek on the red carpet

All-white! Dance partners Witney and Carlos stole the show in matching head-to-toe white ensembles

Show off! The pro dancer made sure her dramatic skirt was fully appreciated

Dancing dames: Emma (left) and Allison (right) joined the others for the pre-show photo call

Although his elimination was not based on this week's scores, Busey would still have been in trouble getting just a 6 and two 5s for his dance - and snapping at Carrie Ann when she said she was not seeing any improvement.

'You're not looking with your eyes open,' he told her, leaving her to joke that she will 'do it next time'.

'Do it now,' Busey snapped, clearly angry.

He picked the year 1979 for when he landed his breakout role The Buddy Holly Story that earned him an Oscar nomination.

Glitz and glam: TV chef Paula looked lovely in her sparkling outfit, which matched Louis' shiny waistcoat

Green with envy: Gorgeous Alexa looked striking in her deep green frock and vintage heels

Gary and Anna danced to Buddy's That'll Be The Day.

He also spoke of the bike crash in December 1988 that left him with 'a traumatic brain injury' - shocking partner Anna by letting her touch the injury on his skull - and with his son Jake tearfully recalling: 'We didn't know if he was going to pull through.'

It was not just the contestants who picked memorable years - Bruno also picked the year he starred in Elton John's video I'm Still Standing, joking: 'Instantly I became an international sex symbol.'

He was left cracking up when one of the dancers then bounded across the stage in one of the over-the-top outfits Bruno wore in the video.

After being a guest judge last week, Alfonso was back as guest host to take over from Tom Bergeron who missed the show to be with his sick father.

'Tom traveled back East to be with his dad tonight - he's been here all these years for us, so I'm happy to be here for him,' Alfonso said.

Woah! Tamar showed her underwear through her very sheer lilac dress on the red carpet

Foxy: Pro dancer Carrie oozed sex appeal in her floor-length black dress

Showing off! Lindsay and her partner Alek made sure her legs were on full display

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