'Dancing With the Stars' Fans Actually Want a Break as Disney+ Broadcast Becomes Exhausting
09/26/2022 09:52 pm EDT
'DWTS without TV commercials is tiring'
Thankfully for DWTS viewers used to taking a bathroom break during the show, this commercial-free problem will not last long. By the time Season 32 begins next year, the ad-supported tier of Disney+ should be available. That means the show will have to be rejiggered again to include ad breaks and something special for those who still have the ad-free Disney+ tier.
'It's just too much'
"Maybe we'll show some of the behind-the-scenes work," executive producer Conrad Green told Variety. "Maybe there will be extra material put in those gaps. I think that's probably more of a conversation for next season."
'I can't do anything 'cause there's no commercials'
Scroll on to see how DWTS fans feel about not having commercial breaks.
'Oddly exhausting'
"So. DWTS on Disney Plus? First, props for actually expanding the show – the troupe and band are back. But. I found the lack of commercial breaks oddly exhausting," one fan wrote. "The format works best with breaks for everyone."
'Maybe an intermission with dancing popcorn'
"Not that I want commercials back on Dancing With The Stars but we need some kind of pause for a washroom break and snacks. Maybe an intermission with Dancing Popcorn like at the drive-in," one viewer wrote.
'Give us bathroom and checking Twitter breaks'
DWTS streams live on Disney+, starting Mondays at 8 p.m. ET. Since the show is available for viewers live across all time zones, all viewers can now vote for their favorite dancers.
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