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Dancing With the Stars Season 34 premiered last night, and there was a flub.

Judge Bruno Tonioli scored Whitney Leavitt an eight but held up a seven, leading to confusion during the live broadcast.

Alfonso Ribeiro revealed how the scoring process works, and why Whitney was awarded an eight.

Season 34 of Dancing With the Stars kicked off last night, and there was a major error during the live show.

While scoring Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star Whitney Leavitt's tango with Mark Balla to the HUNTR/X song "Golden," judge Bruno Tonioli showed a score of seven on his paddle and yelled out "seven." Indicating, you know, that Whitney got a score of seven. Buuuut, then the board on screen showed a score of eight.

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Julianne Hough ended up addressing the discrepancy,

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