"Dancing with the Stars" is wrapping up another remarkable season. The final five remaining couples will hit the dance floor one last time on Tuesday, as they compete for the coveted Len Goodman Mirrorball Trophy.

That's a season high - easily topping the 7.22 million viewers for the previous week - and the largest same-day audience for a DWTS finale since November 2016, when 10.97 million people watched the final episode.

After the major success and celebrations of this latest Dancing with the Stars season, TV Insider caught up with executive producers Conrad Green and Deena Katz to ask about potentially returning to the bi-annual schedule. While the EPs gave no confirmation on altering the show's current format, Green did share his opinions on the proposed changes:

Ahead of the season 34 finale on Tuesday, 'Dancing With the Stars' showrunner Conrad Green talks about how the show is seeing new ratings highs and how it has evolved over 20 years.

“ Dancing With the Stars ” Season 34 came to an end on Nov. 25 and while Robert Irwin, Alix Earle, Dylan Efron and Elaine Hendrix competed for the Len Goodman Mirrorball trophy, there were some key moments not shown on the broadcast.

The Irwin family matriarch did have a brief dance number with Robert during Season 34, but has not competed on the series in earnest. People want to see the wife of famed conservationist Steve Irwin on the show next, and Robert shared his thoughts on that happening with THR:

Dancing with the Stars has crowned another mirrorball champion.

Zai Bennett also told Content London that "it's challenging out there," including financing challenges for the TV industry.

After her elimination on the penultimate episode of this season of 'Dancing with the Stars,' Leavitt is looking back on her run