Dancers judge the judging on 'Dancing'

Los Angeles, CA, USA - The highest scores of the season on "Dancing with the Stars" were given Monday night.

Who's upset with the judges? And it's not just one person. Who's feeling the love? And who scored the season's first perfect score?

The judges handed out some 10s, but some of the contestants are giving them much lower scores.

Before Kristi Yamaguchi and Mark Ballas were jumping for joy, they were jiving for the judges.

"It was so fun out there," said Yamaguchi. "I don't think we could have had much more fun. And we were smiling and having a blast and so to get the 30 is just out of this world."

Mario and his partner, Karina Smirnoff, were close behind with 28 out of 30 for their rumba. But neither was pleased with a comment made by head judge Len Goodman.

"It's not the story of a strumpet and a gigolo, and that's what I got," Goodman told Mario and Karina.

"I would have taken, 'sexy chemistry between the both of you,'" said Mario.

"No, he could say it's too raunchy, it's offensive. He can say anything. He can call names. I understand at his age, 150, this is dangerously raunchy," said Smirnoff.

Happy with the judges this week, third-place finishers Cristian de la Fuente and Cheryl Burke, with triple nines.

"First time we get love from the judges, all three of them. I'm so happy. I'm overwhelmed with love," said de la Fuente.