‘Dancing With The Stars’ Returns Tonight With Alfonso Ribeiro Doing 'The Carlton,' Jonathan Bennett’s ‘Mean Girls’ Tribute

Tonight's Dancing with the Stars episode is all about "The Most Memorable Year of Your Life." In Week 4, there'll be some amazing dances and iconic films and TV series being honored through dance, starting with Alfonso Ribeiro's Fresh Prince tribute.

Alfonso is known for his time on the 1990s series The Fresh Prince of Bel Air as Carlton Banks, and this week he's finally bringing back "The Carlton."

"On Monday's show, you can expect an amazing jazz routine that will set the stage for an explosive Carlton dance," Alfonso told Us Weekly.

The 43-year-old actor even revealed that his onscreen costar Tatyana Ali, who played his sister Ashley Banks, will be in the audience this week.

The actor told Access Hollywood all about his upcoming tribute to his iconic character.

"We are bringing it in its full glory this week. So it's been fun to relive that for a little bit," the actor told Access Hollywood.

"To the world, to the people who watched me through my career, the most significant time in my life would be the years on Fresh Prince. So this was my gift to America," he revealed to the station.

Alfonso isn't the only actor making his fans happy this week. Mean Girls star Jonathan Bennett is playing tribute to the film that made every girl want to date Aaron Samuels with his performance this week.

"I want to do it for the fans 'cause the fans love it. Of course I want to do Mean Girls things, why not? I think it's great," Jonathan told Entertainment Weekly.

This week the 33-year-old Mean Girls hunk is honoring the film's 10th anniversary by dancing to "Milkshake," a memorable song from the 2004 film.

"Allie Holker [Jonathan's partner] did the amazing thing of incorporating the iconic parts of Mean Girls and turning them into dance moves. There are moments in the movies that are acted out that we now dance out," he revealed to the publication.

Tune in tonight for a blast from the past with Mean Girls and Fresh Prince of Bel Air tributes.

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