The 28th season of "Dancing with the Stars" kicked off Monday night with an intense first-place performance -- but it was a certain someone's fluorescent green shirt that stole the show.
While former White House press secretary Sean Spicer earned the second-lowest score of the night, the highly controversial competitor broke Twitter with his neon green ruffled shirt.
Spicer himself gave "DWTS" fans advance warning by tweeting Monday, "Trust me, I certainly haven’t forgotten and once you see the outfit I have to wear tonight you won’t forget for quite some time -- even after lots of therapy."
(MORE: Christie Brinkley's daughter takes her mom's place on 'Dancing with the Stars')Spicer also performed the strangest dance of the night, a salsa to "Spice up Your Life" with partner Lindsay Arnold. Spicer began the routine by excitedly playing the bongos -- judge Bruno Tonioli said it looked like he was being attacked by wasps.
On the flip side, the best dance of the night came from '90s heartthrob James Van Der Beek and partner Emma Slater. The two performed a smooth and mysterious tango to Imagine Dragons' "Whatever It Takes" and scored a 21/30 -- finishing in first place.
(MORE: 'Dancing With the Stars' 2019: Hannah Brown, Karamo Brown, Lamar Odom and more to compete on new season)Another standout performance came from Sailor Brinkley-Cook, who wasn't even on the original "DWTS" roster. The model only had three days to practice her routine after her mother, actress and supermodel Christie Brinkley, tripped and broke her wrist during rehearsals. According to Brinkley, her doctor claimed it was the worst break he had ever seen.
Christie Brinkley wore a thick cast on her right arm as she supported her daughter's dancing debut. Brinkley-Cook and partner Val Chmerkovskiy scored 18/30, earned rave reviews from all three judges and finished the night in fourth place.
The worst dance of the night came from NBA star Lamar Odom, who stands a full one foot and three inches above dancing partner Peta Murgatroyd. The two struggled to make their height difference work as they foxtrotted to "Feeling Good." The awkward and somewhat stiff performance earned them a meager 11/30.
Points earned during the DWTS two-hour season premiere will carry over to next Monday's show, during which audience members will cast votes for their favorite dancers. Next Monday's show will also mark the first elimination.
"Dancing with the Stars" returns Monday, Sept. 23 at 8 p.m. ET on ABC.
Here are the current standings: