The first person on every season of 'Dancing With the Stars' to get a perfect score

• Earning a perfect score on "Dancing With the Stars" is a big deal.

• Nev Schulman from MTV's "Catfish" got the first perfect score for season 29.

• JoJo Siwa and Jenna Johnson got the first perfect score on season 30.

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Kelly Monaco impressed judges on season one.

The season's eventual winner Kelly Monaco, and her partner Alec Mazo, finally captured that elusive perfect score during their finale freestyle to J Lo's "Let's Get Loud."

The judges thought Stacy Keibler did a phenomenal samba during season two.

Week five was very good to former wrestler Stacy Keibler and her pro partner Tony Dovolani after they delivered a flawless samba.

However, it was not enough to topple Drew Lachey who went on to win with Cheryl Burke.

Mario Lopez earned the first perfect score during season three.

"Saved by the Bell" star and "Extra" host Mario Lopez broke through with the first perfect score of season three after a scintillating tango with his partner, Karina Smirnoff.

Apolo Anton Ohno's samba blew away the judges during season four.

Olympic champion speed skater Apolo Anton Ohno paired with then-new pro Julianne Hough to earn the first perfect score of season four.

The pair would end up winning the mirrorball trophy that season.

Sabrina Bryan scored a perfect score during season five.

"The Cheetah Girls" star Sabrina Bryan's shocking elimination was made all the more stunning by the fact that she'd just performed a perfect Paso Doble with partner Mark Ballas.

Judges believed Kristi Yamaguchi's jive was seriously good on season six.

After getting high scores throughout the season, Olympic figure skating champion Kristi Yamaguchi and pro Ballas finally received a perfect score for their high octane jive.

The judges felt Brooke Burke's foxtrot was phenomenal on season seven.

Actress and former "DWTS" host Brooke Burke and pro partner Derek Hough's pristine foxtrot was just the first step toward their season-seven victory.

Gilles Marini grabbed the judges' attention during season eight.

The "Sex and the City" and "Switched at Birth" actor Gilles Marini had a fairly successful foray into the world of ballroom.

His perfect Argentine tango with Burke was just one of his many memorable moments on the show.

Mya gave judges an impressive samba during season nine.

Singer Mya and her partner Dmitry Chaplin seemed poised for a season nine victory after a sizzling 1970s samba to Donna Summer's "Bad Girls."

But the trophy would eventually go to another well-known vocalist, Donnie Osmond.

Evan Lysacek worked his way up during season 10.

After a rocky samba in the previous week, Olympic gold medalist figure skater Evan Lysacek was looking to redeem himself in the eyes of the voters and partner Anna Trebunskaya.

He did just that, earning a perfect score for an Argentine tango.

Jennifer Grey danced her way to the top on season 11.

"Dirty Dancing" alum Jennifer Grey and pro partner Derek Hough struck gold with their sensual rumba to Foreigner's "Waiting for a Girl Like You." They remained at the top for the rest of the season and made their way to the winners' circle.

Hines Ward made a heroic comeback for season 12.

Super Bowl champion Hines Ward and his partner, Kym Johnson, were looking to make a comeback after a scary fall in practice which left Johnson's neck injured.

They scored a touchdown with their Argentine tango.

J.R. Martinez was twice as nice on season 13.

Former Army vet turned actor J.R. Martinez and his partner Smirnoff doubled up on perfection in week eight — first for their waltz and then for an instant dance.

His good fortune continued to the end of the season when he won the mirrorball trophy.

Maria Menounos brought the passion for season 14.

Former "E! News" host Maria Menounos and partner Derek Hough delivered a knockout punch in week seven with a jaw-dropping Paso Doble.

Sabrina Bryan did it again in season 15.

Sabrina Bryan got a second shot at "DWTS" glory during the all-star season. This time she was partnered with Louis Van Amstel and they earned rave reviews for their rumba.

But Bryan was once again ousted in a shocking elimination exactly five years to the day of her last dismissal from the ballroom.

Zendaya rocked the salsa during season 16.

Disney actress Zendaya and partner Val Chmerkovskiy teamed up with another pro, Gleb Savchenko, for an amazing salsa which brought in the first perfect score of season 16.

Elizabeth Berkley's cha-cha brought the house down on season 17.

Another "Saved by the Bell" alum followed in the footsteps of Lopez's perfection. Elizabeth Berkley and Chmerkovskiy reached the milestone in week six with their cha-cha.

James Maslow found magic during Disney week during season 18.

Actor and singer James Maslow, together with partner Peta Murgatroyd, wowed the judges with a contemporary masterpiece set to Disney's "Frozen" track "Let It Go."

Janel Parrish's jazz impressed judges during season 19.

"Pretty Little Liars" star Janel Parrish and her partner, Chmerkovskiy, took a huge risk with their jazz routine, which had to be learned in two days after their original idea was scrapped by producers.

It paid off— they earned the first perfect score of the season.

Rumer Willis danced a rumba to remember during season 20.

Rumer Willis and Chmerkovskiy treated the audience to a classic rumba. It impressed the judge and resulted in the first perfect score of the season.

Change was good for Alexa PenaVega during season 21.

During switch-up week, actress Alexa PenaVega took a break from her original partner, Ballas, to team up with Derek Hough for a tango.

The new pair earned the first perfect score of the season.

The week-seven forecast was good for Ginger Zee during season 22.

The first perfect score of season 22 came on Icons Night as meteorologist Ginger Zee and her pro partner Chmerkovskiy danced a winning waltz to "I Have Nothing."

Laurie Hernandez made history in season 23.

Olympic champion gymnast Laurie Hernandez became the youngest contestant in "DWTS" history to nab the first perfect score of the season.

It all went down in week four after her brilliant jazz routine with Chmerkovskiy.

Heather Morris' rumba brought the heat in season 24.

"Glee" star Heather Morris' rumba to TLC's "Waterfalls" drew rave reviews from the judges and a perfect score.

Unfortunately, it was not enough to keep Morris off the chopping block. She and partner Maksim Chmerkovskiy were eliminated that same night.

Jordan Fisher's foxtrot was loved by judges during season 25.

"Hamilton" actor and singer Jordan Fisher teamed up with Lindsay Arnold to turn in a stellar foxtrot to "You're Welcome" from "Moana," earning them the first perfect score that season.

Adam Rippon's jazz routine blew judges away during season 26.

Olympic figure skater Adam Rippon's jazz with partner Jenna Johnson pulled in a perfect score, which he capped off with a season-26 win.

Juan Pablo Di Pace earned the first perfect score of season 27.

Actor Juan Pablo Di Pace and Burke did an emotional, fiery samba to "Ni Tu Ni Yo" by Jennifer Lopez and the two received a perfect score — plus a standing ovation from judge Len Goodman.

During season 28, Ally Brooke and Sasha Farber got the first perfect score.

Although they didn't win the competition, musician Ally Brooke and her star partner, Sasha Farber, took home the first perfect score of season 28.

The two did a jaw-dropping Paso Doble to "Higher" by Ally Brooke and Matoma.

Nev Schulman got the first perfect score on season 29.

Star of MTV's "Catfish" Nev Schulman and his pro, Johnson, earned the first perfect score of the season during Villans' Night. They did a "Black Swan"-inspired routine.

JoJo Siwa and Jenna Johnson earned the perfect score with a "Grease"-themed dance.

Jojo Siwa and Jenna Johnson got the first perfect score of the season with a foxtrot to "Look at Me, I'm Sandra Dee (Reprise)."

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