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Live from the BBC, please welcome your hosts. Sir Bruce Forsyth. And

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Tess Daly. That's your lot. No more stretch!

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Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to Strictly come to think --

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Strictly Come Dancing. It's nice to see you, to see you... Nice! There

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is a great line-up this year, even a world-class golfer. I know, Tony

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Jacklin. A fantastic golfer. I played with him once. And I beat

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him. Really? You beat Tony Jacklin? I remember it well. It all came down

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to the last hole. The sun was setting, and I lined up my part. And

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then what happened? It went straight through the blades of the windmill.

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You are so quick! I never finished the line. No wonder they call it

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crazy golf. He went ballistic. The time has come. This is a bumper

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weekend of ballroom. It starts right here tonight, and our 15 celebrities

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spent three weeks training hard. They are ready to take their very

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first steps on this floor. They will perform tonight and then tomorrow

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evening the remaining nine couples will have a go. If you listen very

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carefully, you can probably hear their hearts pounding. That's me!

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Keep going! It is time to meet the stars of our show.

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Pop when Seth Sophie and expect to -- Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Brendan

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Cole. BBC breakfast presenter Susanna Reid and her partner Kevin

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Clifton. England rugby hero Ben Cohen and his partner Kristina

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Rihanoff. There they all are. There they all

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are, our celebrities and their professional partners. They have

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been paired together for three week. Who said it wouldn't last?

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Some of them are looking nervous. Some are looking excited. And some

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of them are looking for the exit! But the good news is that no

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celebrities are leaving this week. But the judges' score paddles will

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be making an appearance. And scores will be carried through to next

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week, and the couples with the lowest combined scores and public

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votes will have to face the dreaded an soph. So let's kick off this

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fabulous new series. Our first couple is Ashley Taylor

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Dawson and his partner Ola Jordan. Ashley's wife was due to give birth

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to their second child yesterday. This is all for real. Ashley, if

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there is anything I can do, just let me know. I don't know anything about

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childbirth, but if you have to leave, I can have a dance with Ola.

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I think she could keep up with me, couldn't you, dear? We might do a

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bit of twerking. Here is what they've been up to.

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Hollyoaks hunk Ashley Taylor Dawson has always enjoyed healthy

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competition. I put in a lot of tennis when I was young, and I

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enjoyed it. But then I discovered tennis when I was young, and I

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acting, and I wanted to try it. And here I am, covered in sequins, and

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I'm dancing on national television in front of millions. I couldn't be

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further out of my depth if I tried. My first reaction when I found out

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my partner was Ola was sheer delight. When I looked into her

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eyes, she made me feel comfortable, so I couldn't be happier. I think

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secretly all of the girls wanted to get Ashley. He is very good looking.

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Here's to a nice dance! I get up at 6.45. I am on set for the whole day,

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and then I go home for the hour, and then I get to the studio and train

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until midnight. When you're trying to in all of the step is, and being

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tired, I worry my head might burn out. He is pushing himself very

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hard, and I can see he is tired. His fiancee is going to give birth any

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time soon. So we have to have the phone on all of the time. I thought

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that was it then! Is the baby coming? I don't know how I will fit

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it all in, but I feel like the luckiest man in the world doing all

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it all in, but I feel like the these things. Dancing the cha-cha,

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Ashley to the Dawson and Ola Jordan. MUSIC: What makes you beautiful by

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One Direction. APPLAUSE

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. What an opening of the show! And to

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think that could have been me. And of course, we have our judges.

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Let's welcome our judges. Just before I forget,

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congratulations to Len Goodman, who Just before I forget,

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recently got married. And we all hope you and your wife

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spent many happy years together pickling your walnuts. What else is

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there to do? Len, now you're good lady is a good man. I was up all

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night thinking of that. Start us off. Your leg action could have been

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a little straighter. Could have been a little crisper hereunder. Some

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will be smooth sailing, others will sink without trace. Ashley, sale

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on! Bruno, what did you think? Ashley, you looked surprisingly at

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ease on your hands and knees. And your face when you were admiring

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Ola's behind, that was a picture! And you should be happy, because

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your timing was very good. You have to work on your foot placement and

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your hips, but first out, well done. Now, Craig. I thought you had a good

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amount of rhythm. But your hip is our extremely stiff. There is

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nothing going on there. The footwork was feral. You missed a catch in the

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middle of that whole thing, and you need to straighten your legs. When

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you do that body roll, you need to go through the entire body, darling.

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The good point is you are easy on the eye.

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Right. Darcey? It was a very confident first dance. Really

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impressive. You obviously really enjoy dancing with Ola. The only

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thing I would say, when you do a turn, don't look to the floor. I was

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a bit worried, make sure you keep up, keep the eye level up. But if

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you start like this, you will do very well.

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A wonderful start to the show! Well done, both of you.

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Very confident first dans, said Darcey. How did it feel being the

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first couple? It was very scary. High alert anyway, your wife is

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about to give birth. Not an easy time. We're waiting for the phone

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call. If you have to leave, we understand. Ola, how has he been as

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a partner? Absolutely brilliant. The scores are in.

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First dans up the series and we get seven from Len. Very happy. They

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have done the cha-cha-cha into the competition. No one is leaving us

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tonight but the judge's scores will carry over to next week and then we

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will find out which couples will face the dance off.

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The next couple is Tony Jacklin and his partner Aliona Vilani. They are

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going to do a waltz. It is based on a railway station goodbye. It is the

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same old story, boy meets girl. The girl gets on the train. Boy waves

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goodbye from the platform. Girl waits on the train. Girl keeps

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waiting on the train. And then about an hour and a half later, she is

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told to leave the train to go outside and catch a replacement bus

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service! APPLAUSE

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This is what they have been up to. As the first golfer ever to tee off

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on Strictly, you would have thought Tony Jacklin would have a fair way

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to go to fit in. I used to like wearing bright things on the golf

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course and standing out. I never minded dressing up for the

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competition. More sparkle the better. Aliona is the consummate

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professional. I have no doubt her standards are very high. Tony gave

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me a nice kiss on the cheek. I am sure there is a Fred Astaire in

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there. I have seen him dance and he has a natural swing in his hip, but

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his footwork will need a lot of work. I know Aliona won the

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competition two years ago and I don't want to let her down. Tony is

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based in Florida, so the first rehearsal takes place at home. The

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professionals make it look easy. There is much more to it than meets

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the eye. Squeeze those thighs together. Tony is a fighter. He is

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struggling but he is not giving up. With her patience and my

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perseverance, we will get this done. Aliona has been very patient and I

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will treat her to a trip out to my club and it is a few balls. Nice and

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wide and smooth. Fantastic! Wonderful stuff. Now what? Now,

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let's do some dancing. I love the Florida lifestyle, but the United

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Kingdom -- I am coming home. Dancing the waltz, Tony Jacklin and

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Aliona Vilani. MUSIC: "Hernando's Hideaway".

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Aliona Vilani. Come here, Tony.

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Well done. While you get your breath back, there is a chance to welcome

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our fabulous singles, David Arce and his wonderful orchestra. -- singles.

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We can see the wonderful bands, we can see you all. I don't know if it

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is such a good idea, but anyway. Bruno? The waltz, sentimental,

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romantic, floating and soft. I didn't see much of that. But there

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were some moments. You were swinging around, happily. Skipping. But it

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was a second and venue turned into a collaborative is toy toys. I think

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it was because of nerves. I could see you accounting and thinking so

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much about it you stopped moving. Let yourself go. Make a mistake, but

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follow the flow. She is a great dancer. It is the first time. They

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are so courageous to come out here in the first place. Now, Craig? You

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became the hunchback. It was littered with errors and mistakes.

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It just got worse and worse towards the end. You were not leading, a bit

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of a disaster, I would say. This boy has got you really just where he

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wants you. If only you did have a golf ball. Darcey, darling. I know

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what it is like when nerves get the better of you. It is terrifying. I

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know how you feel, but you have got it out of the way. You will come

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back to confident Tony we know. The competitive Tony. Show as many moves

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I know you have up your sleeve next week. People don't believe how

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difficult it is to come out and do this. You are the spirit of this

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show. No dancing experience. Coming out and having a go. This is the

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show. No dancing experience. Coming first week, you are trying to

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remember the routine, trying to get through it. I say, well done! Thank

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you so much. I know Tony joins me and all European golfers in wishing

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Bernard Gallacher a speedy and full recovery. Thank you, Aliona will

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stop off you go. We agree with Len Goodman up here.

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Those judges were being very harsh for the first night. Lots of

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nervous, you have left the Florida sunshine to be here in Elstree, was

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it worth it? I feel as hot as I do in Florida. It is fine. It is an

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adventure. Indeed. Aliona, has he done you proud? Very proud. He has

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worked so hard, I have never seen done you proud? Very proud. He has

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anybody sweat so much. He is going to wipe his face on Craig's shirt.

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Can we have the scores please? Extreme. Tony has teed off, I think

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he will head to the 19th hole for a well-deserved tipple. Will the

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others find themselves in the rough? Next is a mark Benton and his

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partner, and veteran Lucas shooter. Did you get that? Mark Benton has

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appeared in films. I said my favourite film was The Wizard Of Oz.

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He asked me why. I said, " because, because, because". Here is what they

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have been up to. I grew up in Grangetown in the Middle East. My

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uncle was an actor and I wanted to be like him. Coming from that

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background, I never thought I would end up dressed like this. I want to

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get fit and lose a bit of weight. Looking at the training, I don't

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get fit and lose a bit of weight. think there is any way I cannot it

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was a complete shock when I found think there is any way I cannot it

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out my partner. I want our dancers to be memorable. She is funny. I am

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going to work him so hard, in two weeks he will have a figure like

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mine. I will be dancing with her, what a shame! Somebody has got to do

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it. That was good. There is much more to it than you think. When she

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is doing it, she makes it look so simple. He said, I will try

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everything. I will get it if it kills me. For the last nine months I

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am used to dancing around in make up with a wig and heels. I am doing Her

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Spray. . I do dance on the stage, so I want her to come and see me in

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that. As I am all dressed up, why don't we have a dance. I knew this

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would be tough, but it is a killer. I want to do the tango as it should

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be done. Come on the big man! Dancing the tango, Mark Denton.

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How about this man? That was lovely, Mark. And the face said it all.

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Craig? The Tango should be sharp, it should have intent and purpose. The

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intent and purpose was good. However, the right thumb, darling.

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That bothers me. You are picking up your feet and jumping about, which

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is not great. Hand shaping needs a little attention. But I thought you

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danced it actually rather well. APPLAUSE

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I'm glad we started with Craig! Darcey? Brilliantly played. You are

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going to be the most brilliant entertainer for us. I was a little

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worried at the beginning, when your chin got stuck to your chest. But as

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soon as you got in to hold, you were strong and masculine. And you were

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in control of your woman. It was fab. I am well impressed. And I saw

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a Len Goodman jumping up and down! As he came out, I thought, this is

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going to be like a sneeze. You know it is coming, but there is nothing

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you can do. But Mark, you had attitude! Recognisable steps

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throughout the dance, a lovely story going on. Your frame was OK. And I

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am shocked how good that was. Well done! APPLAUSE

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And finishing up with Bruno. I loved the way you set up the

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scene. It was like a tango with a comedic twist. You had so much

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content in there, but Craig is right. You cannot step the Tango,

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you have to drive through the foot and keep this proud Latin attitude

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through it. Great performance. Well done indeed. Iveta, away you go.

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What about that? My mouth is so dry. The best Tango face ever, quite

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properly. Can we have a replay? As an actor, you must have been right

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at home with the drama of it. It was great fun to do. And Len Goodman was

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shocked how good it was, and Craig said it was really good, so well

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done. I knew it about the thumb! If that is all you have to worry about,

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you are doing really well. The scores.

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Not bad at all. We will get you danced fit. Three more couples to

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perform this evening. Anybody want to see some more?

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CHEERING I know I do.

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Who's next? Our next couple is Susanna Reid and her partner, Kevin

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Clifton. In this dance, Susanna is a breakfast presenter, and Kevin is

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her floor manager. A floor manager's job is to tell the present

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of where to stand, and tell them when the camera is on them.

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Basically, his job is to stop the presenter looking like an idiot. I

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wish we had one on this show. Here's what they've been up to.

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Now in the spotlight, broadcaster Susanna Reid is feeling Strictly out

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of this world. I feel like I have landed in a sequinned glitter ball

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rocket, and the air feels slightly different. It only seems about five

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minutes ago I was sat at home in Grimsby watching Susanna on the

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telly. Now I am dancing with her. All the professional dancers have

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the ability to turn on a bit of sex appeal. I am looking forward to

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bringing out the other side of her, the sassy, sparky side. That's a bit

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different! The headline is we're throwing you in at the deep end.

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Good evening. Breaking news from the training room. I am Susanna Reid,

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and this is my professional partner, Susanna Clifton -- Kevin Clifton.

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How a Youga to turn me into a dancer? We are having a lot of fun,

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and Kevin is the expert, so it is natural for me to interview him.

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When did you first start dancing? You finding it?

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Was it because your sister was doing it? Question, answer, question,

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answer. And finally, what is Craig Revel

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Horwood going to think of our dance? It was a little less ballroom

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and a little more newsroom, darling. This is Susanna Reid on the sofa in

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the training room, frankly terrified.

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Dancing the jive, Susanna Reid and Kevin Clifton.

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What are you up to, Susanna? ! You could never do that with Bill

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Turnbull. Was not a news flash? Gracious, that was wonderful.

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Darcey, what did you think? Wow, Susanna! You really sold me that

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drive -- jive. High energy and style all the way through. You didn't lose

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it. I would just recommend maybe try a low heel, see you get more bounce

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with those needs. But I can't wait to see what you do next week!

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APPLAUSE Wonderful.

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The BBC is proud of you. Len? You got one of the hardest dances to do

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one week one. That was chicken soup to the eyes. It was tasty,

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satisfying, did me the world of good. I thought you did it's

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terrific. Fabulous. Very courageous to do that the first

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week. Who's idea was it? The king of jive! Read all about it! This girl

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can shake it! No more sofa for you. You have a fantastic stage presence,

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and your energy was incredible. You have to be sharper on the kicks and

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flip is. One from the hip and the other from the knee. But I'm telling

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you, as the first one out, again, fantastic.

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Now, Craig? Please don't spoil it. Now for the cold hard truth,

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darling. Every step was extremely laboured. Don't raise your shoulder

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when your arm goes up. I thought it was a little bit heavy looking at

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times. And I would never have attempted that cartwheel, because

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that went horribly wrong. But on a positive note, the energy and

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personality were fantastic. Sublime. APPLAUSE

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If you are going to kiss anybody, Kiss me!

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You have done the BBC proud. Off you go.

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You got a standing ovation for your very first dance, I don't think that

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has ever happened before. Thank you to Kevin who is absolutely

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brilliant. He just kind of dragged me through it. You looked like you

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are having the time of your life. It me through it. You looked like you

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was brilliant, I really enjoyed it. Yes, that was awesome. How do you

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fit all that training around your schedule. 3am alarm calls, three

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children. I don't know how you did it. The scores are in.

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28, congratulations. That is a great first score. Four down, two to go.

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Will Sophie and Natalie make the front pages, or will they be

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tomorrow's fish and chips paper. The other couples will make their

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debuts tomorrow night. Our fifth couple is Sophie

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Ellis-Bextor and her partner Brendan Cole.

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For their dance, they are recreating a scene from that brilliant film

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Breath -- breakfast at Tiffany is. They are going to have a full moon

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in the background. Their song will be Moon River. I hope that as a

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special effect and not a wardrobe malfunction. Here is what they've

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been up to. Pop royalty is Sophie Ellis-Bextor is hoping to become the

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queen of the ballroom. I dance the whole time on stage, I don't dance

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particularly well, I just shimmy around. A big part of ballroom

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dancing is the chemistry between you and your partner. That doesn't come

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easy to me. The only man I have really danced with is my husband.

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Brendan has very nice manners, but he's not my husband. So that is a

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little bit alien. I had a schmaltzy moment when I was being twirled

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around and there was a glitter ball and I thought, I love this! For this

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waltz, we want sophisticated, beautiful, elegant. When I have said

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to be poor I'm doing a Walt is, they say, you will find it quite easy to

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be elegant, but that isn't me. So what is my character? Who is she?

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For me, she's just the epitome of feminine.

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It's kind of hard to know what she's going to be like on the show day.

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Stop standing on my feet! If we run through it three times, there may be

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one when I feel I am approaching the through it three times, there may be

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right shape, and the other two was more like the real me. So I hope I

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get the right one on the night. APPLAUSE

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Dancing the Walt, Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Brendan Cole.

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they liked it very much. It was lovely. You did not want to do that,

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you wanted to do something a bit livelier? I normally stamp. It was

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quiet, understatements, I loved the fluidity. You lifted your feet of

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the floor. You have got a lovely neck. But the actual beauty of the

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the floor. You have got a lovely dance was gorgeous. You wanted to

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stamp on the floor. Grunow? We could sense the Laura of sophistication.

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So Byrne. You have got the mood right. Going right... It was

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beautiful. You have got to work to extend the top line. I liked it. It

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was the first dance. Craig? It is the top line letting you down. That

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would have been beautiful if you did not ruin it with the top half. What

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are you on about? Your favourite songs should be I Can't Get No

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Satisfaction. Darcey? It was beautiful. You carried it off.

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Beautiful. You should be very happy. Brendan, you have got a good one.

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE what a first bands. Your mum was in

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the audience and was crying. You looked so Serena and so graceful,

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what was going through your head? Trying to enjoy it, remembering the

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notes. I don't just want to get through it, I want to enjoy it. It

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is a lovely thing, dancing. What an amazing thing, we are all going

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is a lovely thing, dancing. What an through an incredible thing. Did you

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enjoy it? I really, really did. I was petrified, but I did not throw

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up. Now the scores. I could not the more proud. She is a

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tremendous partner. Two nights of Strictly, back-to-back. Give him a

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tissue. If that is not enough sparkle, join us on Facebook and

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Twitter. Get to our website the backstage gossip. He is moved. Back

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to Bruce. Now, for final couple this evening, the former Coronation

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Street star, Natalie Gumede and her partner. I haven't watched

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Coronation Street for quite a while. I do apologise for that, mightily,

:50:27.:50:34.

how is Ena Sharples? Give her my love. Here is what they have been up

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to. Actress, Natalie Gumede is no stranger to two an active

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performance. Live performance is nothing like working in television.

:50:54.:50:58.

If something goes wrong you cannot do it again. I am feeling Compleat

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terror and nausea, but I cannot wait to be out there. Artem is a

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self-proclaimed Russian terminator. His introduction to me was, " don't

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cry on a Saturday night" . This is an exciting process to see how far I

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can be pushed. She is perfect, she is a bit feisty. She might be the

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one I am going to be scared of. I am having a cup of tea because Artem is

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late. It is not Goodenough. When I walked in, Natalie was ready to go.

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Let's get started. It felt like, she was more ready than I am. Again,

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gain! The chat chat is very tough. I am working to my absolute limits.

:52:03.:52:10.

You want to work hard, here we go. One more time, Artem. One more time.

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He is dying inside. I don't think he is used to anybody else taking the

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lead. I have not made it all the way through the dance yet, I hope it

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goes OK on the night. Dancing the chat chat is Natalie Gumede and

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Artem cheap vent serve Natalie, a standing ovation. Artem,

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my goodness that was fantastic! Bruneau?

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With that attitude, sexy, sensuous and lyrical arms at the same time,

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you will go far. But more hip action and be careful of your foot

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placement with the chat chat. You are a brilliant answer and so far

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the front runner. He does not say that to everybody. Darcey? I was not

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expecting that much detail in your first dance. The finish, eye contact

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with both of you was brilliant. I cannot wait to see what you will

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bring out next. It was clean, precise and have style and rhythm.

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Craig is right, you do need to get a bit more hip action going especially

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when you come to some of the Latin dances. But fabulous, well done. A

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Russian chat chat. I thought you would do some cobblers. Cossack

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dancing. Maybe I am talking a load of cobblers. Don't worry about it.

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The chat chat your from Russia. What are you like in training? You

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have met your match? I think so, yes. Let's get the scores.

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You have got to be happy with that? Absolutely, I am shocked. Artem,

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Russia's greatest love machine. We are back tomorrow and are remaining

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nine stars brave the dance floors for the very first time.

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I didn't even look. I am so happy. What is that? It is my new thing for

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today. I don't know where my head is supposed to be. It sounds as though

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your shoes are crying. In, out, in, out. That was all over the shop.

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This is commonly alien to me. Look into my eyes.

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Did you notice what happened there? You missed it.

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Well done. Incredible. The gauntlet has been throw-down and still have

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Well done. Incredible. The gauntlet nine more performances to come. Six

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of couples have kicked off their dancing shoes, tomorrow we have the

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owner, Vanessa and then Rachel, Patrick, Abbey, Dave and Debra. They

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will show us what they have got. It will be a spectacular night. We will

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be back tomorrow night at 7pm, so have an early dinner, pick your spot

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on the sofa and brace yourselves for another night of ballroom. Keep

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dancing!

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