Tom Bergeron
Host · 1–28 · 2005–2020
Lead host for first 28 seasons; Emmy winner Outstanding Host (2012).
Crew
Hosts, producers, and creative roles with season ranges. · 30 entries.
No matches.
Lisa Canning
Co-host · 1 · 2005
Season 1 co-host.
Samantha Harris
Co-host · 2–9 · 2006–2009
Brooke Burke-Charvet
Co-host · 10–17 · 2010–2013
Also Season 7 winner as Brooke Burke.
Erin Andrews
Co-host · 18–28 · 2014–2019
Also competed Season 10.
Profile: Erin Andrews
Tyra Banks
Host / EP · 29–31 · 2020–2022
Host and executive producer.
Alfonso Ribeiro
Host · 31–present (co-host 31; lead from 32) · 2022–
Season 19 winner; elevated to main host Season 32.
Profile: Alfonso Ribeiro
Julianne Hough
Co-host / former judge / pro · Co-host 32–; Judge 19–21,23–24; Pro 4–8 · 2007–
Multiple Mirrorballs as pro; later judge and co-host.
Profile: Julianne Hough
Len Goodman
Head judge · 1–20, 22–28, 30–31 · 2005–2022
Retired after Season 31; died April 2023; Mirrorball renamed Len Goodman Mirrorball Trophy from Season 32.
Carrie Ann Inaba
Judge · 1–present · 2005–
Only continuous judge from premiere.
Bruno Tonioli
Judge · 1–present · 2005–
Derek Hough
Judge · 29–present (also multi-season pro) · 2007–
Filled in Season 29 for Goodman; permanent thereafter. Multiple Emmy choreography wins.
Profile: Derek Hough
Conrad Green
Executive producer · 2005–2014; 2022–present · 2005–
Key EP from launch; returned 2022.
Ashley Edens-Shaffer
Executive producer · long-running
Listed among EPs on Wikipedia production credits.
Joe Sungkur
Executive producer · long-running
Rob Wade
Executive producer · 2014–2017 · 2014–2017
Andrew Llinares
Executive producer · 2018–2021 · 2018–2021
Ryan O'Dowd
Executive producer · 2024–present · 2024–
Alex Rudzinski
Director · 2005–2016 · 2005–2016
Phil Heyes
Director · 2016–present · 2016–
Harold Wheeler
Music director / bandleader · 1–17 · 2005–2013
Orchestra and singers for first 17 seasons; Emmy-nominated music direction.
Ray Chew
Music director / bandleader · 18– · 2014–
Replaced Wheeler starting Season 18.
Daniela Gschwendtner
Costume designer · mid-2010s– · 2016–
Multiple Emmy nominations.
Steven Lee / Steven Norman Lee
Costume designer
Frequent Emmy nominee with Gschwendtner.
Alan Dedicoat
Narrator
Series narrator (shared franchise tradition with Strictly).
BBC Studios Los Angeles
Production company · all · 2005–
Production company.
Mary Guerrero / Kimi Messina teams
Hair department (Emmy wins) · 2009–
Multiple Primetime Emmy wins for multi-camera hairstyling.
Melanie Mills / Zena Shteysel teams
Makeup department (Emmy wins) · 2008–
Multiple Primetime Emmy wins for non-prosthetic makeup.
Simon Miles (later Noah Mitz et al.)
Lighting designer
Multiple Emmy wins for lighting design/direction.
Charles Ciup and camera teams
Technical direction
Repeated Emmy wins for technical direction/camerawork.
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