Week 6 Strictly Come Dancing

Last week, the temperature reached boiling point in the ballroom

cauldron. Fabulous! While some dances were cooked to perfection...

Others frankly were inedible. A dreadful salsa. In the end, chef

Ainsley reached his sell by date. This week, it's Halloween and so

far, no female celebrity has left the competition, and the three guys

left are not giving in without a fight. Every week so far, one of the

guys has gone. We need to put a stop to this. The girls will not be able

to dance if they are terrified. This week is Halloween. We have to give

it our all. What was that? Act, is it me or is it getting cold in here?

Well, I survived the dance-off... Our! They are watching me, aren't

they? What is going on? Leave me alone! Aaagh! That is a bit creepy,

actually. Live from the BBC,

this is the Strictly Come Dancing Hello and welcome to

Strictly Come Dancing. Huge thanks to our celebrities

and professional dancers Last week, Jamelia and Tristan faced

Ainsley and Natalie in the dreaded Dance Off, and sadly, it was our

celebrity chef who got the chop. Tonight, the rest

of our cast are hoping to work their They're like one big, happy,

dysfunctional family. They're so excited

about our Halloween Special, EastEnders actress, Kellie Bright

and her partner Kevin Clifton. TV presenter, Anita Rani

and her partner Gleb Savchenko. From BBC Proms

and Radio 3 presenter, Katie Derham Star of Call The Midwife,

Helen George and her partner Actress Georgia May Foote

and her partner Giovanni Pernice. BBC broadcaster and

journalist Jeremy Vine Singer and Loose Women Star, Jamelia

and her partner Tristan MacManus. Singer and TV personality

Peter Andre and his partner BBC weather reporter, Carol Kirkwood

and her partner Pasha Kovalev. From The Wanted,

popstar Jay McGuiness And sports anchor Kirsty Gallacher

and her partner Brendan Cole. Just look at our gruesome gang

of guys and ghouls. But after losing four guys in a row,

will the ghouls rule tonight? The two couples with the lowest

combined scores from the judges and viewer votes will find themselves

in the Dance Off tomorrow night. It will then be

down to the judges to decide who is First tonight is Katie Derham

and her partner Anton Du Beke. They're dancing a paso doble to

the song Phantom Of The Opera, Not only is it her favourite song

from her all-time favourite show, but it means for the whole routine,

Anton has to wear a mask. I enjoyed Saturday night. It had

basically gone according to plan, I thought. There was absolutely no

figure rate. A dreadful salsa, sorry. We are just delighted to

still be dancing this week. As it is Halloween, Anton has invited Katie

to train at his mansion. I am going to put the kettle on. And he has a

trick up his sleeve to scare her into dancing her best. I am one of

the ghost of Anton's Strictly asked. Ann? Lovely to meet you, Katie.

Happy Halloween, Katie. Judy? One month or two? One month, please.

Survive Halloween. It may not be easy, because that was when Nancy

left the competition. And most important of all, Anton loves

Victoria sponge. Don't let us down. Well, the tea is made, but I've got

a lovely... Victoria sponge! Thank you, ladies. A pleasure, Anton.

Dancing the petrifying Paso Doble, Katie Derham and Anton

That wasn't short on drama, that's for sure.

How did that feel? Nice to see you smile again.

Before we hear from our judges, let's welcome

our devilishly good live singers, Hayley, Andrea, Lance and Tommy.

And of course, the demonic Dave Arch and his orchestra.

Let's took to lend first. Lennon, you haven't been the biggest fan of

Katie's Latin in the past. Has her past I changed your mind? Well, the

problem is, you're like an English rose. And paso doble is like a

cactus. It's sharp and aggressive and spiky. It doesn't really suit

your personality. It was a bit scary. I got the willies at one time

when I thought you would use the wrong foot, but you kept on going.

It wasn't great, Kate. I wish it was. What do you want me to do? He

is right. The Phantom Of The Opera is big. You have to be a primadonna

out there. You have to dominate the whole proceedings. It was a bit like

a doormat. Your feet were very insecure at times, and you cannot be

insecure with the paso doble. Everything has to be punched out to

the full. Then again, you have another chance. Build on that.

Craig's eye thought it was very stiff, and also very awkward. There

were balance issues throughout. You need to power through the floor a

lot more. Your foot came off the floor twice in that bin, so I regard

that as they lift -- in that spin. I was let you get away with the two

assisted jumps at the end, but it wasn't great. Darcey? Well, you look

the part. You look absolutely stunning. I think to have strength

in your performance, use those eyes. You have beautiful eyes. Really

focused, have intent in them. Every time you change direction, find your

corner and focus on your partner as well. Make him even more scary. Than

he already is! There is a good improvement already with your Latin,

so you are working in the right direction. Thank you very much for

kicking off our show. We all loved it. Off you go.

You must have been, where you quite shocked at those comments? Everyone

gave you a standing ovation, you opened the show, you have got a mask

on. The audience down there stood and cheered. It was lovely. Thank

you. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Firstly, they have got their opinions but I think the masses will

agree, they know what they are talking about. Are you OK because I

was looking at Len's face as he said it was not great? I had hoped that

they would like it. I thought it could have gone better. You were

great. I loved it! The scores are in. Ladies and gentlemen, the judges

have their scores. Craig Revel Horwood. Darcey Bussell. Len

Goodman. And Bruno Tonioli. Can I just say, that was rubbish,

but what is really exciting, all being well is that we have got the

quickstep next week. I can't wait for that. They are going to love it.

They told us so. We will love it, I reckon we will get 42 points!

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Our next couple is Kirsty Gallacher and her partner Brendan Cole.

In their Halloween dance, Kirsty becomes a vampire

All series, he's been so supportive, but tonight he's turned

Last Saturday was just incredible. I was so pleased with the judges'

comments. You pulled it off, big-time! Kirsty Gallacher really

beautifully and I was proud of her. -- danced really beautifully. It

gave me the feeling that I could do it. I'm not ready to go. This week,

Kirsty is dancing a charleston with a vampire theme. Can we train at

night? I would prefer it. What is the cake? The paso doble was last

week. I'm a pitch chilly. Kirsty is behaving strangely. You've got a

great neck. I've never noticed before. Good. It's getting there but

we need to do more than nights. Let's get here first thing in the

morning. Morning? Kirsty, where are you? Brendan, I'm trying to sleep!

Leave me alone! We need to train, let's go. It's too bright, Brendan!

It's too bright! Kirsty? Won there's no way I can do the job done like

this. Luckily we start after dark on Saturday and if she can keep her

feet in the ground and not get into much of a flap, we will do a very

good charleston. Dancing a chilling Charleston,

Kirsty Gallacher and Brendan CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

You really got stuck into that Charleston! Are you OK? OK, Bruno,

what did you think? You made mincemeat out of that! What a mess.

I'm sorry! You went wrong, you really went wrong, you are trying to

cover it up and it did not happen. You just saved it by the skin of

your teeth. It is one of those things that happens, apart from the

timing, that when you are doing it at the beginning, could have been

sharper, in the feet a little bit more and your toes. You can't dance

the charleston on flippers. You have to move your toes. There was a major

accident that spoiled the whole thing. What can I say? These things

happen. Hopefully if you are back... I was trying to get a grasp of it

and slipped. You recovered well. She did not go to pieces, she recovered

and we got back into it which shows she is improving and getting better

because most people would fall apart and walked offstage but not this

girl. It takes a pro to carry on. Craig? Those things happen to

professionals. That is a point come EU have to be able to recover and

get on with it. -- that is the point, you have to be able to

recover. I was getting very excited at the beginning but as soon as you

came onto the floor, you lost all sense of the swing. The kicks were

horribly out of time at the beginning, and you caught up in the

end but I don't know what you were trying to do? Was it a wrong grip?

It was the one hand and then we could not get it up. Just bad luck,

really. These things happen. Darcey? You have no fear, and it is

incredible how you throw yourself into the lifts anyway. It is true

that professionals make mistakes. I know that maybe you could have had

more dance content and things but he went for it and are very oppressive

cartwheel at the end! -- you went for it. After you were exhausted at

the end. Don't be too hard on yourself because I know you are

trying really hard and you can see it. It's not going wrong and making

mistakes, it is how you cope with them and I thought you coped very

well. APPLAUSE You are like snakes and ladders.

Last week, flying up the ladder, this week, you have gone a bit down

the snake. You have not seen the rest yet. They are all going down!

Then we have great hope. But well done. APPLAUSE

Thank you, judges, fair comment, pat yourself on the back and fly up

there. Well done, guys, Kirsty and Brendan! CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

It is an exasperating because we did a great run earlier! If you get one

thing wrong... But Len said you came back brilliantly. I was very

appreciative. We all make mistakes and you coped really well. It's a

difficult dance, I love the charleston, it's really fun. A week

is not that long to do it and I love it to watch but doing lifts, doing

the charleston and coming out... Darcey said your lifts were very

impressive. Can we mention how brilliant Lisa and Vicky are, the

head of the costume department? APPLAUSE

I'm looking at you and I can't believe. What these guys do, I wish

you knew at them, from morning to night, they have worked without

hardly a break and look at the result, phenomenal across-the-board.

Best show on telly! I just had to mention the work they do. The scores

are in. Oh my gosh, that is really bad! That

is your lowest score. That is a dive bomb from last week. All right then!

If you love Kirsty and Brendan, vote for them.

Still to come, Anita is a fairy and Gleb is a King.

Our next couple is Jeremy Vine and his partner Karen Clifton.

Last week, Bruno said Jeremy's routine was lifeless

and he accused him of dancing like a zombie.

Jeremy said he would never, ever dance like a zombie again.

Bruno, it's Halloween and guess what he's dancing as?

I enjoy the warts but I'm sorry that not all the judges did. You have a

grin like a zombie. I can't apologise was mine. May be because

next week is Halloween, you're trying to get into character. I'm

hoping there will be some kind of lightning strike and we will break

through. With Bruno's zombie criticism is winning his ears,

Jeremy Stravius hard. He's in such high spirits, such energy, I'm

loving it. Day two, and still not a zombie insight. Rod hey, Karen.

Jeremy Lopez looking a bit tired. Or is there? There's definitely

something odd going on. I'm sorry, it happened again. Day three of

rehearsals, and he is dancing all jolting and weird and it's really

scaring me. It is the last day of training and there's definitely

something wrong with Jeremy. He's not been himself. I got you some

tea. I think it will make you feel better. Your back! I feel great. I

was tired from the training. What can I say? Shall we get on with it?

Dancing the scary Salsa, Jeremy Vine and Karen "Cackling" Clifton.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Thank you! Listen to the crowd! I

can honestly say, nobody gets into the spirit of things quite like you,

Jeremy Aicardi LAUGHTER And we all love you for it, we

really do. -- Jeremy! . The last four weeks, someone has scored you a

paltry three. Please tell me, please tell me you were more impressed this

week, Craig. Well, the problem is really began when you began to

dance, actually. No rotation in the hips, position to position, you are

meant to move with ease and that did not happen at all. There was no

continuous flow. It was jagged and stilted but I have to say, I do have

to say this, dressed as a zombie, that actually worked very, very

well. APPLAUSE I particularly like all the Thriller

stuff. Your characterisation was

spectacular. It really suit you, and you were actually quite nimble. I

could see you were on the balls of your feet, and your timing has

improved. So you were in sync. Admittedly, the hips weren't really

working, but luckily, I was distracted by the whole... Body! But

if you just keep working on softening of those knees, it will

help your technique. You have those long legs, you just have to get into

the ground a bit more. Good improvement, well done. Len, Jeremy

has been at the bottom of the leaderboard. Might he climb up after

that performance? I think he could, you know. Don't get carried away.

Halloween is all about the supernatural. Well, it wasn't super

and it weren't very natural. However, there is an awkward charm

about the way you dance, and I just liked watching it. Bruno, did you

like this zombie? It really tickled me. It was fun from the master of

dance horror. You have got the serial killer thriller's moves! I

know the salsa is dead and buried. But actually, I really enjoyed it.

We all enjoyed it, that's for sure. Now moonwalk up to Claudia. It is

Jeremy and Karen! Jeremy Vine, I heard Radio 2 just

imploded. I wish I had seen Ken Bruce's face. You enjoyed it, didn't

you? Well, it was such an iconic video. I was 17 in 1982 and Karen

was born that yet, so it is a special year for us both. I love the

song. We will take on board what the judges say. We are constantly trying

to improve. How much would you to get more than three? Oh so much! The

scores are in. Can I just say how much I love you

two. Getting a 4 from Craig. That was a bigger reaction than some

people getting 40! If you thought they were dead good

and indeed, You are currently top of the

leaderboard. Still to come, Georgia has

a genuine Ghostbusters machine. All right, then, it's a Henry

the Hoover covered with glitter. Our next couple is Anita Rani

and her partner Gleb Savchenko. Anita seems to be one

of those people who just gets better and better every week, no matter

what dance we throw at her. Tonight, she's performing a Waltz

as the powerful winged fairy But can she take her performance

level to new heights? Saturday, I performed the tango, and

we got our best results yet. You're like a panther stalking all the

time, full of menace. Wow, if you say so! 32! Thank you very much. I'm

amazed. So this week, we are doing the waltz. OK, that is romantic and

dreamy. How do we make it Halloween? You have to learn how to fly? The

beginning require something dramatic. I am going to fly in as

Maleficent before I lose my wings and performed the waltz. But we have

not been able to practice the flying yet. So I need to get that harness

on and give it a go. Well, wait no longer, because it is time to hang

around at the studio. You are in professional hands. Apparently, I am

going up seven or eight metres. That is very high. FYI, I'm not relaxed.

I'm also terrified. Wings, engage. Fly! I don't know how it looks from

below, but up there, it's pretty scary. I'm currently eight metres

high, attached to two bits of wire. You look amazing. The dance is

hauntingly beautiful. When in your life do you get to fly and waltz?

Dancing the wicked Waltz, Anita Rani and Gleb "Spooky" Savchenko.

The audience are on their feet! That was magnificent, Maleficent.

Incredible. Flying and waltzing. And growing horns. Darcey, Anita has

performed consistently well, did she again tonight? That was one of the

most dramatic waltz as I have ever seen. You never fail to give your

all on and I love that from you. It is so passionate, and that is so

important that when you come onto that dance floor, you just go for

it, and you really did. The only thing you have to watch, when you

are playing such a powerful character, don't get spiky, because

it still has to look effortless and graceful. But it was an enjoyable

performance. There were a couple of little parts where you just caught

the floor and became a bit jerky, but a very nice show. Len? I don't

want to be glib, Gleb, but I didn't know what was going on most of the

time. I didn't understand the story. There is probably a film, and I

haven't seen it. If you prick me, I bleed. The waltz was fabulous. Thank

God you kept your head to the left. With those horns, you would have had

his eye out! It was beautiful, well done. Bruno. Magnificent

Maleficent. Bewitching your prints. Your characterisation was brilliant.

I don't know what it was, but some of the time, especially when you

were doing the underarm turns, you kind of stopped the flow. What the

horns? If you do the sweeping movement, it can never stop or be

jagged. But you really immersed yourself in the character, and I

could read the story. Well done. Craig, are you going to clip her

wings? It lacked grace and flow, sadly. I liked the storytelling, I

can't agree with Len. The storytelling was the better part. It

needed to be a lot more lyrical for me to really work. It's a shame,

because I know you are capable of it. I loved the contemporary end as

well. Thank you, judges. Fly up to Claudia. Anita and Gleb! Anita, I'm

surprised. We thought it was beautiful. Amazing choreography.

It's fine, I'm learning. And these way about 50 kilos. You look

fantastic. The scores are in. When you two get your scores, if you

50 get six, you don't go, what you just go, OK, thank you very much.

If you enjoyed watching our fairy dance, call.

And on top of that, we've dressed him up as a wolf.

Dancing next is Jamelia and her partner Tristan MacManus.

They're doing a jive set in a haunted house.

It's a house where terrifying, evil creatures dwell.

So thank you very much for letting us borrow it, Craig.

I expected to hear my name for the dance off. I do find it upsetting

because people didn't vote for me. That is how I feel. To me, it's all

about progression. You pay attention to what the judges said and apply it

to the next dance. This week, our dive is fun -- jive is fun, so I

have a surprise for you. You always have surprises! The best thing about

Halloween is scary movies, and me and you are going to make one. I

love being silly. It was so much fun being in control of Tristan for

once. There was a massive spider, and the only way to get rid of it is

to scream like a girl. Aaagh! I made him scream like a girl! That was

good. It's right behind you! Back, evil aliens! Our movie making really

got me into the Halloween spirit, so I am hoping to bring the character

and fun to the dance floor on the night.

Dancing the jinxed Jive, Jamelia and Tristan "Morbid" MacManus.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE You can raise the roof on this

wanted house! What a bone jangling jive, so entertaining! Did it get

you rocking, Len? Of course it did. It was a bit rocky but it was not a

horror. The difference between near the good is practice and this was a

little bit, for me, underrehearsed. Your legs could have been a bit

straighter, the kicks could have been a bit sharper. But you came out

full of energy and full on. Well done. APPLAUSE

Bruno? Yes, give yourself over to absolute pleasure! I know you want

to let yourself go, let your hair down. You had a sense of fun and

your timing was not too bad. Your flicks, you have to point your

feet! Otherwise all the steps look the same, a bit shuffling. You have

to sort out your footwork but great fun and great energy. Thank you.

Cregg? It was a bit flat-footed and your feet are not looking the most

attractive. A bit more side to side just to be a comparison but

fantastic energy and great storytelling. APPLAUSE

Darcey, was that jive enough to save her from the dance-off this week? I

believe so. The energy and the speed you need, that was a fast but the

thing is, you tire and its notices, and the boys said, it is being able

to finish the move and getting on the balls of your feet and it will

only help your technique but I have to say, incredibly enjoyable. We

loved it, lots of tricks and go up there and give Claudia a fright.

Jamelia and Dresden! -- Tristan. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

You did great! You did great. I know you find it difficult, being in the

Dance Off but how much does it make you feel better? It's fantastic, I

set it the other day, he's like a cheerleader by my side all the time.

I really enjoyed it the night. It was fantastic, and the judges said

it had great energy. We wondered what they would say! The scores are

in. APPLAUSE

Happy with that? Delighted. It is stamina, we are taking it one thing

at a time and getting better, like everyone. Very happy. There's the

smile! If you don't want

the credits to come up on their Rocky Horror Picture Show,

call 6 22 52 11 from your mobile, There are six couples left to dance

and all of this still to come. Now we are doing the American

Smooth, we've got opportunities to fly. When I was doing the paso

doble, I wanted to do a slow one! The tango is so sharp and twisty and

I'm a bit stiff and full of bruises at the moment. Even though it is the

foxtrot, I want to look like I'm gliding, not trotting. There's a bit

of the dance-wear Pasha swings me between his feet. It made me blush!

In my head, I'm moving my hips but they are not moving. I'm hoping I

don't freak out in the performance, although it is Halloween!

I'm really looking forward to Kellie and Kevin's routine, dancing to

Next up is Jay McGuiness and his dance partner Aliona Vilani.

They're doing an American Smooth dressed as Little Red Riding Hood

And after Jay's return to form last week, at the end of this routine we

might just be saying "My, what big scores you've got".

The paso doble was very strong and I felt like I looked strong during it

but you don't really know how it looks until you get told afterwards.

You are the opposite of Samson, you have had your hair cut and gone from

strength. Trying to get into character does not come naturally to

me so I'm going to work on it a lot this week to be present in the

arena, if I can. This week, Jay and Aliona are dancing and American

Smooth with a little red riding hood seem so Jay is getting story time.

Once upon a time, there was a brave and handsome knight called Jay. He

sounds pretty cool. Everyday, Jay would look up at the castle where

Princess Aliona lived and gazed upon her entrancing beauty. One day come

he spotted Princess Aliona being chased by a big bad Wolf. In a

flash, he drew out his sword and scared the wolf away. Begone!

Princess Aliona was so grateful to him, she promised he could have her

hand at the Strictly ball but only if he danced dutifully. For five

magical nights, she perfected his footwork, mastered his footwork and

even taught him how to lift for the first time. What happens next? We

will have to wait until Saturday night to find out!

APPLAUSE Dancing the ahahahahrrrrrrrhhhaaa

American Smooth, Jay McGuinness CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

A fairy tale American Smooth! Look around! I think they enjoyed it in

the audience. Brilliant make up, fantastic! Thanks to the costume and

make-up department. It's phenomenal! And your first lifts, impressive.

Bruno, did the warts have you panting for more? The thing about

this wolf is that he is so well trained, he could make best in show

at Crufts. But I love your lines, the elegance of the lines are just

beautiful. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE So well placed. The movement is

great. It is wonderful, really wonderful. Effortless as well. From

the big bad wolf to the big bad judge, Craig. I really love the

lines also. Your feet are absolutely beautiful. You point your feet so

beautifully, great timing, great control. I would like to have seen a

bit more characterisation but he made up for it at the very end.

Great face! A bit more of that would have been good but I loved it.

APPLAUSE Darcey? It was smooth and stylish

and I loved the turning lifts you did. Every time you dismounted, you

are controlled. They were very impressive. Again, for me, it is

about character. You are a good dancer but you can't rely on the

costume. You have to go for it more and sell it more, for me and then it

would be a more rounded performance but you are exceptional and I like

you very much. APPLAUSE Do you like it very much? I do! Hold

my gaze. You got your heels and toes a bit in a pickle but I appreciate

the fact that you really tried to work on it. Well done for that.

There was no stressing or messing. It was a lovely routine. And very

well done. APPLAUSE So well done. I how links excess

from this lot! We thought it was incredible. Head on up to Claudia,

and other good job from Jay and Aliona, how about that? CHEERING AND

APPLAUSE Jay, what a dance, amazing. Look at

you! Extraordinary. What did you think when they said they wanted

more? How could there be any more wolfish nets? Push it out a bit.

There was also face painting and my costume but I have to keep pushing.

And your first lifts as well. Look at that. I'm bruised! There's always

a downside. The judges' scores are in.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE That is more than last week. One

more than last week. Very well done. If you're thinking, "My, what big

fingers I've got", well, they're Vote for them on 6 22 52 14

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Carol and Frankenstein get married. Our next couple is Kellie Bright and

her dance partner, Kevin Clifton. Last week's fast-paced Jive saw them

race to joint first Tonight, they're doing a Paso Doble

as Harry Potter and Hermione. But can they enchant the judges,

and have another spell at the top It's always the same on a Saturday

night. I just feel like, "please just let this one be right". Oh, my

goodness! Something is blowing my tiny mind. Owing to a hectic filming

schedule this week, Kellie has asked Kevin to pop down so they can

rehearse their Harry Potter themed paso doble in costume. What have you

come as? She'd said I should be in costume onset. I was going to be in

costume but you are not opposed to me. Well I'm here now. Agree it is a

strong potter. Today we are filming Mick and Linda's wedding for

Eastenders. I heard you do a really good impression of me. So there I

was, doing an inversion of Danny Dyer to Danny Dyer. Very manly!

Dressed as a wizard. I did not quite know who to give my attention to. At

least we got some practice in onset in front of everyone in Eastenders.

Good luck, do what you do, you are brilliant. I'm going to crack on

with the piano. Dancing the poisonous Paso Doble,

Kellie Bright and Kevin CHEERING AND APPLAUSE.

. The audience are going wild! You

through yourself into that. And they are standing upstairs. I loved the

table choreography as well. Craig, did they cast a spell on you? I was

a bit concerned about the whole concept of it, but as a matter of

fact, it did work. I wasn't expecting it to. It was a little

like a drunken romp through Seville, though, darling, dancing on the

table and stuff. I would like to see more of a Spanish line. That was all

that was missing, but you are wonderful dancer. Darcey, did they

make child's play of that paso? You are fuelled with energy. Kellie,

every time you make an appearance, we know about it. It's fabulous. For

me, it was those flamenco arms. I needed more Spanish-style. And in

hold, you just have to relax that top line. You get a little tense. I

think you get carried away. On your own, oh, my gosh, fabulous. Sorry,

Kevin! She's great on her own(!). You took off like a Nimbus 2000! A

little bit on the table, maybe it restricted what you could do,

actually. All the stuff around the floor, I love. School's out, but you

won't be. Bruno? Expertly -- you were probably banshees! He

has the energy. Again, that was fantastic. Because of the amount of

energy that you unleashed, we have lost the finesse of the dance. It is

a balance of the two, but don't be discouraged, because you are a

fantastic dancer and it was a fantastic performance. We all loved

it. You throw everything at every dance you do. Off you go. Kellie and

Kevin! Expelliarmus! You're not Harry Potter any more! Harry

Potter! I just want to explain to the group, you have been working up

at 4am? 4:30am. Oh, so a lion. Because you have been doing

EastEnders. And just got married. Tess and I just bring you something

special, but you have been training is well liked at night. How have you

done it? I don't know, really. It has been a tough week. I don't mind

the hours. The one thing I will say, though - the hardest bit is that I

miss my family. And I miss my little boy. I know he has been largest day

out and watch this. So, Freddie, I will see you tomorrow for a big hug.

Can't wait, love you! The scores are in.

Much lower than last week. That is OK.

If you loved Kellie and Kevin, then call:

Still to come, Peter does a Foxtrot as a ghost and is worried

Our next couple is Carol Kirkwood and her partner, Pasha Kovalev.

For their Rumba, Carol is the Bride of Frankenstein and Pasha is

the monster she's created out of different body parts.

I just hope she hasn't given him two left feet!

I think the highlight of my weekend was Bryan Adams! Oh, my goodness. It

is no secret that I have a crush. I think Isgrove 21 is good for us.

Some would say that is terrible. I was like, yeah, 21! I would love it

to be 41. I don't think they do 41. This week, we are doing wrong before

Halloween week. Pasha, you are early. And who is this? This is

Pashenstein. I made him last night. Gorgeous, is only? Anyway, we have

to start training. Open to the side... Hang on, I've got a text.

Carroll, are you serious? Something is wrong with her. It is so hard

when you really like two people and you can only choose one. I just keep

catching Pashenstein's eye, and there is something about him. What

is going on? I can't keep this any more from you, Pasha. I want

Pashenstein to be my partner. That is ridiculous. You are amazing!

Carol Kirkwood and Pasha "Quivering" Kovalev.

Well done. Carol and the Pashenstein! Basi, has Pashenstein

made a dancer out of his bride? Now, this is more T-shirts talking to

you, Carol. This is going to be tough. The rumba should be fluid,

caressing, sensual moves and sadly, there weren't many of those on that

dance floor. I'm sorry, this just isn't your dance. Len? Carol, I like

that you have kept a sunny disposition, however Frosty the

judges are. Pasha, and you ever mentioned to Carol that you mustn't

step forward on the heel during the time you have been training this

week? It's my fault. It is forbidden. You cannot walk on your

heels. It is all ball flat. That was the nail in the coffin for me, the

footwork. Bruno? Miss Frankenstein, your rumba is grounds for divorce.

For irreconcilable differences to dance, darling. But look on the

bright side, no more stitching and you get to keep the frock. You can

use that again! They said it all. Craig? Well, it wasn't sexy and it

certainly wasn't seductive, darling. It was more like watching a barn

dance. Ignore him, he's in a bad mood. He got no sweets when he went

triple treating. Take your bride upstairs. Don't forget to carry her

over the upstairs. Don't forget to carry her

Carol! You smiled through all of those comments, and unlike almost

every other human being on the planet, you love doing the rumba. It

was good fun, actually. I love everything Pasha does. All his

routines are amazing. She is so much in character, she lost her voice. We

should say it is not because you are emotional, you have a sore throat.

And you take the blame for the heel on the floor? We put it together

very fast -- she put me together very fast, so... I am not perfect.

Len mentioned your sunny disposition. Isn't she the

sweetest? The scores are in. Oh, my goodness. It is not 40.

However, it might be more interesting than 40. If you turned

it the other way round, it would be 31.

If you thought Carol dancing with a man made up of other people's body

parts was the most romantic thing you've ever seen, then call:

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Next up is is Georgia May Foote and her partner, Giovanni Pernice.

They're dancing a Tango while being bombarded by spirits,

Luckily, as far as team GG is concerned,

It was scary stepping out on the dance floor last week, because we

were first to dance. Everybody has tried that dirty dancing lift. I

think that was the best it ever went. I am about that! We got a 31

again, which is amazing. Each week, hopefully we will stay the same or

go up. This week, we are going to dance tango to Ghostbusters. I am

not scared of ghosts. I love ghosts, vampires, Dracula. He will not stop

talking about Halloween, and now he has just wandered off to go and buy

loads of Halloween stuff. You look well good X on, we need to practice.

I don't like it when you don't talk. We should do this every week. You

can't just take the dress, you have to give it back, you know what I

mean? At least you're listening. Giovanni has got so into character

that he hasn't said a word all day. I'm so sorry, too much traffic. If

you're there, then who's... ? Aaagh! Saturday night, we will be fine on

as long as George isn't too scared of Halloween. -- Georgia.

Dancing the terrifying Tango, Georgia May Foote and Giovanni

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Oh, yes! Wow, you just put the super

into supernatural! What a response on the audience! Thank you! They are

standing up! White-matter they are on their beat. It looked like you

were busting all the right moves to me. I hope so. Was she, Len? She was

indeed. I'm going to W the Queen of Halloween. -- to call you the Queen

of Halloween. The story did not get in the way of the dance. It was

fabulous. APPLAUSE Fabulous! Bruno? What have we got

here, the tango-busters. You got straight into it, plenty of content,

all the footwork was great and you maintain the speed. You never

slackened. Sometimes, when the music is so fast, it is difficult to

maintain them are meant. You did it with such gusto. It was good to see.

APPLAUSE Now, you are afraid of a ghost but

you might be afraid of Craig. Sharp, staccato, Ice-T, -- feisty,

incandescent. She is shaking! Darcey? That was one powerful

performance. I have to say, it was sharp, exact, beautiful work and

really, really impressive. You were glued together. I loved it. We all

loved it. Go and see if there's something strange in Claudia's

neighbourhood, Georgia and Giovanni! CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

You did it! That's amazing! I thought you were going to cry. I

think I am. I'm having a moment. I'm shaking so much. Congratulations,

you're per season and the choreography, when they say content,

it means you're a genius. Every single week, he has pulled an

amazing routine out of the bag. They have been hard but they have been

amazing. Thank you very much! I saw in the week that he pushes you hard.

You couldn't move your neck. I've had a cold all week, could not move

my neck or back but the amazing video sorted me out. Very well done.

The scores are in. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

OK, I have two pieces of information. That is your highest

score and it's top of the Leader Board! Thank you! It is no longer

Jeremy. If you liked that routine,

who you gonna call? Well it's actually 6 22 52 09

from your mobile, 09015 22 52 09 from your landline or vote online

for free when voting opens later. Still to come, Helen

and Aljaz dance in ancient Egypt. They don't think it's

their strongest dance, But first

and hoping to give them a run for their money, it's Peter Andre

and his partner Janette Manrara. They're dancing a Foxtrot and

during training, they fancied a bit of fresh air, so

Janette organized a camping trip. But when Peter went down to the

woods, he was in for a big surprise. Saturday was great. I remember

thinking "this is so beautiful, such a great song". It is 150,000% harder

than I thought it would be but I love the experience and what I'm

doing. You get better every day! Because we are doing a ghostly

foxtrot, I really want to take Peter camping tonight so he can get into

the spirit. Do you get scared easily? No! We came here during the

daytime and pitch the ten so we did not have to do it in the dark. How

is this going to help me with my steps? Get cosy and I will go and

get some firewood. This is not so bad. Peace and quiet. LAUGHTER

If anyone finds this video, tell Craig I forgive him for his

comments! You! Apropos what? I'm just watching

our Movie Week dance will stop look! Remember when we did that thing with

a ferret. That was so funny. Where are you going?

Dancing the fangtastic Foxtrot, Peter Andre and Janette

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Peter and Janette, they loved it in

the studio. Well done. You are so consistent, you guys. Ready on.

Bruno, did it give you chills? Oh, Peter, you chilled me to the bone!

You have such a potential to thrill as well. I'm going to be a bit hard

on you to night because, no, it is all done with love, it is because of

the potential. What you have, like all performers that have been around

for a very long time, they tend to go into a safety zone. You perform

everything the same way. You are so used to doing your pop star thing

and... Yeah! In certain dances, you have to become another character.

But I can always see that Peter wanting to emerge because you have

the ability, like this one, for example, there is a floating,

gliding quality that you have to maintain all the time. Don't repeat

yourself. Don't become the person you were the week before, if you

know what I mean. Yes. You have to become a new character, like playing

any part in a film. Every dance is very specific. You can do it. I'm

saying it because you have the ability. But you plateau and you do

the same thing every week. Sorry! Stuff to work on. Craig? Your

shoulders were sometimes coming up, not as much as normally, though. I

would like it to have been a bit smoother, particularly around the

edges, if you know what I mean, a bit jolting, which is what we are

getting at. The slows should drive and the quicks should coast and I

felt you were popping up in your rise and fall too much. Absolutely

right. That is the difference between a warts and foxtrot. But a

very, very -- between a waltz and they foxtrot. But a very, very good

job. Did it get your spine tingling? What you always do it that you are

such a natural performer and it is lovely to see the dance floor, live

when you dance together. -- come alive. I can see you are working

really hard at keeping the floor contact with your feet, gliding and

really working at it and I could see it all away round. You did not fail

there, for me. It is your shoulders and the topline! You only take the

feeling, as soon as you come into the rise and you are changing

direction or transitioning, you just come up and that is all it is but a

very nice performance, still. Len? I'm all... Little things, little

things please me. I loved your footwork... Janette worked on that!

Especially going back, drawing off from the heel. Regarding your

shoulder, I think maybe your right hand is eight had to hide. OK. And

also to horizontal. -- a tad Tuwai. If it was a bit more diagonal, it

would give you a better right elbow and maybe smooth out your right

shoulder. They must have been worried upstairs because I did not

know what to give it. It was so close to something else but it has

become what it is. Well done. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Can I just say, genuinely, whenever I see the judges individually, I

always tell them how grateful I am. For me, performing is for life. It

is not for 23 months. What I am learning is invaluable and I'm

loving it, really loving it. Thank you! What a gent and we are loving

you as well. Off you go. Peter and Janette!

RADIO: CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Well done. Foxtrot, a famously difficult and your first foxtrot, I

believe. And she is foxy! OK, I'll leave it there. The audience loved

it and you take the comments on board. I do. It is one of those

things where these guys, I will say it again, they are masters of their

craft. They are! The scores are in. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Excellent. Good! If you want this couple to remain

in high spirits, call 6 22 52 12 from your mobile, 09015 22 52 12

from your landline or go online Our final couple tonight is

Helen George and her partner, As you've probably guessed,

their dance will have Helen stars in Call the Midwife

so she knows all about mummies. Last week was brilliant. Fabulous!

We did not expect to be top of the Leader Board. 35, now we can go even

higher. This week we're doing a samba to Take Your Mamma. We are

going to be dressed as mummies so I decided to wind Aljaz up with some

of my always supply. Matt Green I don't need a bandage. I think that

is slightly overboard. You sure it's necessary? I'm completely fine,

she's just making a fuss. I think you are taking this way overboard.

I'm a TV nurse, I know. Three, four, five. I'm sorry! When Helen started

pulling bandages out of her bag, I knew she was not up to any good. I

honestly think you need just a little. How am I supposed to do a

samba like this? There we go! Helen has been winding me up all week and

I really hope that she makes this mummy proud on Saturday night.

Dancing the spellbinding Samba, Helen George

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE. .

Come here! You make one hot mama, Lady! And I am loving those hips.

You really got them moving. Did we end on a Halloween high, Craig?

Well, I really loved the opening scenario. Fantastic choreography,

trying to marry the stilted nature of a mummy zombie dance and the

bounce action is difficult. You nearly got there with the bounce

action, darling. But the whole routine was spectacular. Darcey, you

wanted her to get down with the hips more. I was impressed. You have

really come out of your box. It is a new Helen! You really looked

natural. It is such a hard technique to create that double bounce. There

were so many moments where you just caught it, but very impressive

performance. Len, joint top last week. What do you think tonight?

Well, I wouldn't be shocked if she was up there tonight, because you

have delivered again, the midwife. Oh, yes! I don't know what happened,

but you had a terrible moment. I had a bit of a trip. That was

choreographed. Oh, shut up! You are a yummy mummy. Oh, yes, she is. And

more than that, Mamma Mia, here we go again! My, my, how can I resist

you? You bring the dead back to life! Very inventive, beautiful.

Thank you, judges. They loved it. Take your mummy upstairs. Hallen and

Aljaz! -- Helen. How difficult did you find that? The

double bounce is difficult. I thought that was a basketball

thing. It was difficult. I feel quite English in these dances, I

don't feel very Brazilian and free, but hopefully, the Raffles started.

You look Brazilian. Have you ever done anything this bonkers and

brilliant in your life? Just as a mummy, is it your first? Yeah. I

rarely dress as a mummy at home. I just got an insight into Aljaz's

life. The scores are in. If you like mummies who party,

although in my experience, it usually gets messy

after a couple of G, call You don't have long to wait,

as it opens shortly. Let's take a look

at the leaderboard. Remember, you can change all that

by picking up Boys and girls, get

your party hats on - Bob, you too. Calls cost 15p plus

your network's access charge. Please ask

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at 8.40 tonight. Please don't vote

if you're watching on demand. To help you decide, here's a

reminder of tonight's performances What a night it's been -

Halloween did not disappoint. We've had Terrifying Tangos, Wicked

Waltzes and Chilling Charlestons. The standard of dance was so high,

it was scary. That's 8.40,

so you don't have much longer to On tomorrow night's result show, the

two couples with the lowest combined judges' score and viewer vote will

face each other in the Dance Off. Right now, there are eight

ladies and only three men left. One couple must leave the

competition and nobody wants to go. Also, on tomorrow's show, performing

his new song, Demons, the brilliant James Morrison will be here, plus,

our professional dancers have a chess-themed group routine so good,

it'll send a shiver down your spine. So join us at 7.15 tomorrow night,

when we'll find out the fifth couple 227 Lears and I cannot

remember the first line. I cannot remember the first line

in 100,000 performances. I've always thought

he was indestructible... The whole world's struggling

for survival, so why can't you? My hands, they're shaking. If you

haven't the strength, no-one has.