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Returning briefly to highlight this superlative comment from moonlight mike: “Will Pete Wicks dance Oasis next week? It will get a score of 22 from the judges on Saturday, but due to dynamic scoring, it will increase to a perfect 40 on Sunday.”
Now we move on to next weekend.
Thank you for joining me and making this one of the happiest corners of the Internet every weekend. Our dozen dance floors now move towards the fifth live show, airing next Saturday on 6.25pm on BBC1. See you here for a cha-cha-chat.
In the meantime, let your muscle memory kick in and keep dancing! Good night and have a great week.
Finally, about the Wynn Evans and Kate Jones farrago, pancake01 He says, “I think something must have happened. Wynne standing with his hands behind his back, as he has been told.
Nottinghamfella adds: “I know Katya and Wynne released a statement, but there is definitely an edge here. It’s like he doesn’t dare approach her. Even when their names were announced, he kept his hands behind his back and barely looked at her. It seems like neither of us are really sure what to do.”
From this Taylor Swift group number, Sparkling Dormouse He says: “Bah nonsense. Professional dance and special effects. Boo! I didn’t like the darkness. What’s the point of having all those dancers when you can’t see them? And the freezing thing. Very annoying.”
paper view He adds: “Mandy Moore is an incredible choreographer. I love your work. But that professional dance was the equivalent of an idea scribbled on a piece of paper and forgotten in a drawer until someone called asking for a last-minute idea. “It should have stayed in the drawer.”
In Pablo Merson passing by, Phoebe says: “I loved Karen and Paul’s belated joy after being declared done until next week. They were really surprised. I’m glad Paul is done, as he seems to have gotten over the “shame” of dancing and realized he CAN do it and is now enjoying it. A strict and proper trip.”
In snow patrolthe performance, jomk73 says: “Exceptional dancing by Lauren and Kai. “Lauren is really amazing and they make a good partnership.”
tomatopillow He adds: “I love Snow Patrol, but I don’t think it’s okay that they look older. In my head, they only exist as when I was 16, listening to them while revising for GCSEs. Twenty years ago. Bah.”
In Shayne WardThe shocking appearance at the dance contest. Emilyscatnaps says, “Ooooh, the curse of going first for Shayne?”
tomatopillow He says, “Oh, Shayne. “It’s not a big surprise, it’s pretty forgettable.”
ivantigre He adds: “Shayne? “It must be his yellow cozzie because he danced well.”
Readers’ verdicts
Time for a quick summary (from Taylor) of his comments. In Nick and luba’s departure, wtrukus says, “They deserve to be at the ball, but also when a celebrity wears bear ears, you know they’re going to come out.”
ivantigre says: “Nick is no surprise. Now you can go home to sleep and recover.”
Emilyscatnaps says, “I think Shayne’s leg action is better ‘tonight.’ It is a bad omen for the hard-eyed bear.”
Yoda knows everything says: “Motsi ‘I’ll vote for Shane and Nancy like they’re on another level.’ Let’s talk about kicking a man when he’s on the ground.
geordiehinney22 He adds: “Dear Luba is a very competent person, ready for anything, especially against the clock. She is the one you would want on your desert island. “How I wish I could get a decent dance partner.”
No luck for Luba
It has been another too brief contest for the suffered Luba Mushtuk. The St. Petersburg-born professional tends to be paired with tall but relatively unpromising celebrities. This was the third time she couldn’t last a month, as she was rowed out early. James Cracknell and NFL player Jason Bell.
He was then on the sidelines for two years, before arriving halfway through the series last year with the actor. Adam Thomas. That remains his best streak in seven years on the show.
Now I had to choreograph not one but two numbers. Nick Knowles‘ various ailments. Will be praying for another soap opera actor or similar next year. Preferably one in good health.
Husband poisoning or folk terror anyone?
Television viewers can now switch to Nothing like a lady on BBC2, The dog house on channel 4 or Who wants to be a millionaire? on ITV1.
At 9pm there is new Welsh film noir. Cleddau (which translates to The One That Got Away) on S4C/BBC iPlayer, legal drama judgment on BBC1 or Poisoning: how to kill your husband in C5. Don’t run out of ideas, though.
As for cinema, 12 angry men is just getting started at Sky Arts. The lady in the van It airs at 10.30pm on BBC1. At 11:55 p.m., get ready for Halloween with The wicker man on BBC2. Oh no! Oh Jesus Christ!
Nick’s knee sent out an SOS.
If it weren’t for his unfortunate series of injuries, first to his arm and then to his knee, DIY SOS presenter Nick Knowles It could have lasted a few more weeks. Instead, he undid it with the Charleston, which is not the dance you want when your leg hurts. This year’s oldest male celebrity, at 62, is a beefy guy, so jumping and spinning on a twisted joint can’t have been easy, let alone twice. He’s been seen around with a knee brace on, so it’s clearly causing him pain.
Still, at least she was able to belatedly perform the Paddington ball dedicated to her 10-year-old son Eddie. as judge Motsi Mabuse As he said last night, most celebrities who miss a show due to injury never come back. Nick retreated into the ballroom, instead exiting the screen with a groan.
The wrinkle-faced maintenance man was quite playful but something of a dancing dad. The three routines he completed (a high-vis jive, a gentle one-arm American, and that heavy Paddington work) never scored more than 21 points. Once faced Shayne Ward At the dance, the writing was on the hastily constructed MDF wall.
However, when she wasn’t on the physio’s table, she was clearly enjoying her month in the shiny Strictly bubble. Rest, get fit and look good, Knowlesy.
Sighs of relief from the middle of the field
Maybe tonight’s luckiest celebrity is Dr Punam Krishan. After her error-ridden play, she finished last on the scoreboard, one point behind Nick Knowles. Considering that he obtained 10 points less than Shanye Wardcan consider herself lucky.
The media doctor was saved from the dance thanks to viewers’ votes – a hangover, perhaps, from that historic Bollywood moment last week. That was the only time he escaped the lower reaches of the classification. The jiving GP needs to up its game if it wants to make it to November.
In fact, all the helmets that scored fewer points than Shayne will breathe a sigh of relief. Pablo Merson and Pete Wicks especially, but also Sam Quek and Sara Hadlandwho previously looked like a possible finalist but had a bad night. Be patient, be patient.
Shayne Ward’s news was a surprise
Nick’s departure wasn’t a huge surprise. What caught a lot of attention was the unexpected appearance of Shayne Ward in the dance contest. He finished fifth on the judges’ scoreboard, 10 points from the end. Six celebrities scored lower. However, Shayne failed to get enough public votes and fell into the bottom two.
Was it the legendary “mid-ranking curse,” where everyone assumed he was safe? Was it because he danced first on Saturday, the so-called “space of death,” that is, his routine was forgotten when it came time to vote? Or does it not connect with viewers? Some have found it difficult to accept his uncomfortable combination of arrogance and fragility.
Then again, maybe no one would dare vote for those hideous cream-yellow outfits. that will teach you Vicky Gill’Wardrobe department to use leftover fabric from the Minions routine at Movie Week. Negligible corner cutting.
‘ www.theguardian.com ‘
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