Week 7 Strictly Come Dancing

This week on Strictly Come Dancing. Ten celebrities remain. Everyone is

stepping up their game. We've got to put on a great show. All tended to

prove to the judges they deserve their place. It isn't easy, I need

to buck my ideas. And it could be curtains. Everyone is spilling sweat

and tears to stay in. I've got the bruises to prove it. Got any oxygen?

But for one of them it will be in vain. I'd be devastated.

Heartbroken. I've got to deliver. I will give it my all. Ten will become

nine. Live from the BBC,

this is Strictly Come Dancing! Please welcome your hosts Tess Daly

and Claudia Winkleman. Hello and welcome to

Strictly Come Dancing! We're over halfway through

the series and a different couple has topped

the leaderboard each week which On last week's Halloween special it

was Kirsty and Brendan and Jamelia and Tristan who had to face

their fears when they ended up Sadly, it was Kirsty who lost out,

becoming the first female celebrity Well, that depends on your votes

and the thoughts of the four people Our celebrities have been

training non-stop to impress. 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, and his partner, Singer and Loose Women Star,

Jamelia, and her partner, Pop star and TV personality,

Peter Andre, and his partner, BBC Weather reporter,

Carol Kirkwood, her partner, And, finally, from the Wanted,

popstar Jay McGuiness There they are, just look at them,

our tremendous Top 10, all hoping to be number one on the leaderboard

by the end of the night. 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 stays and who goes. Opening the show tonight,

it's Peter Andre They're doing a Charleston and

at the start of the routine Janette That's the easy bit, it's dragging

him away from it that's the problem. Last week it wasn't my best

performance but it was great fun. You perform everything the same way.

You have to become another character. I think it's time now to

give something completely different and hopefully get a higher score.

This week Peter is doing a vaudeville style Charleston. They

mentioned you need to play a new character and I think the Charleston

is the perfect opportunity. He's right. I know a guy who can help us

out at a cabaret bar. Peter, this is Adam and Adam is a vaudeville

enthusiast. I'm going to teach you a few games that will hopefully bring

your vaudevillian character out. This exercise is all about

exaggeration so I want you to follow genetic and you pick up one thing

that she does. It is the hearts so we are starting to exaggerate, the

most big saturating, did you know you did this with the arms? My

favourite bit was the mirroring afterwards because we have that in

the routine. Mirror perfectly what she does, still obviously looking.

I'm seeing more of a vaudeville performance in Peter. I've learned a

few vaudeville pointers to date so I hope I can deliver.

Dancing the Charleston, Peter Andre and Janette Manrara.

Wow. Brilliant! How about that for a reaction. Goodness me. You are

opened the show with a staggering ovation and that reaction.

Now, that's what I call a double act!

Say hello to my little friend! You have worked wonders. Time to

introduce our brilliant live singers. They are incredible. The

Charleston is a dance you've been waiting to do. I'm so happy to do

something where you can smile and have fun. It is great to see you

doing your thing. That was their thing, was that your thing, Len? You

started to show, absolute show stopper, your best dance. Tell you

what, watch this, bad knee, fantastic!

APPLAUSE Wow. Thank you, Len. He had an

operation two weeks ago. You said he should take it to the next level,

did he? Just what the doctor ordered, you embraced the character

and became somebody else and it had a wonderful element of goofy

slapstick comedy, the flavour of old-time music halls, very sharp,

the scissors action was excellent. Did you put a double bounce in it?

There was an element of Lindy hop. That is what I want to seek. I want

to see a different performance every time and you delivered. He

delivered. I appreciate it. Are you happy? You overbalanced on the left

at the end. I understand. BOOING

Only by a margin and you saved it. I thought the performance was

absolutely exceptional. APPLAUSE

He does not say that very often. It does mean a lot. Darcey. I could

nearly mistake you as a professional out there.

CHEERING As Bruno said you became the

character, you became the style, it was excellent.

APPLAUSE Thank you very much. Smashing start

from the East to. Congratulations. If you don't mind

me saying, Janette, you are a phenomenal choreographer. It is a

team, Jenny and Darren, thank you so much. It was extraordinary, they

said you had plateaued last week and I know you tried hard, you must have

been happy with the comments. You know what, I finally woke up, I was

sleeping for a few weeks and feel alive again so I'm very happy. Very

well done. You've never had nine, how much would you like a nine? It

would be amazing. But we just don't know. Cross your fingers.

Peter, that is the highest score of the series. Well done. Are you

buzzing? You know what, I'm so happy, I can't even tell you, well,

I just did! Well done to both of you.

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Go and call your family! Well done. I'm so excited about the tens.

Our next couple is Jamelia and her partner, Tristan MacManus.

Jamelia has now been in the Dance Off three times,

so we're really hoping she impresses tonight with her Viennese waltz.

She's dancing to a song called Trouble, let's hope she keeps out of

it. Saturday night I had a brilliant

time. Fantastic energy and great storytelling. He said fantastic,

great, wicked. Being in the dance-off was a shock. I was in the

Leader Board and every time I've been in the middle I've been in the

dance-off, not an experience I want to repeat, not again. With it being

the Viennese it has to be footwork focused. We have to make sure that

we can nail it this week. My first day of training has gone

surprisingly well. I feel that it is completely necessary for me to give

this dance my absolute all. Nobody is going home until I get this

right. It is a new one this week which is great stub we got down to

hard work straightaway and I can definitely see progress and a change

in attitude so it's great for stop super. I'm not happy being mediocre,

I want to do a great dance. You need to nail buffer work, and the judges

have pulled as up on it a lot. If that is something we can focus on to

get that right we can really climb up the Leader Board. Come on, feet!

It is imperative that I master the footwork. I really want to be on the

top half of the Leader Board and I'm just going to give it my absolute

all. Dancing the Viennese Waltz,

Jamelia and Tristan MacManus. Thank you. So are you in that dress.

You gave that your all. The guitar case got in the way. Bruno. You were

sailing through it on the crest of a wave, my darling. Great floor, great

movement. A couple of things you really have to work on. Extend and

maintain the arc of your back. Sometimes there is some gapping that

is being created. It loses a little bit the shape your movement was

good. You were light on your feet. You have to work on these two things

OK, yeah? Thank you. Otherwise very good. Craig The top line is

problematic. It needs to be an extreme arch to your flak. It had

flow and grace until you crashed into the guitar. That was led by

Tristan there, darling. Floor craft there. It's OK. I thought you did

really, really well. Thank you. You have been focussing on your foot

work in training. Darcey, did it play off You look beautiful tonight.

The movement around the dance floor you worked hard. Only when you get

dizzy do you straighten up. You have to trust Tristan. Keep pushing away.

I know that horrible feeling when you get that dizzy you keep doom

coming up straight. The fleckerl at the end. You got back together and

did a lovely fleckerl at the end. Thank you. Len, what did you think?

The song is Trouble, for me the dance was no trouble at all. You

breezed through it. Lovely amount of rotation. You worked on the foot

work. I can see it, getting those heel leads driving off. Yes. The

guitar got in the way a little bit. If you are in the Dance Off this

week I'm going to pickle my walnuts. LAUGHTER Thank you judges.

Hello. You do look completely gorgeous. Thank you. You really

tried this week? Yeah, yeah. How much do you not want to be in the

Dance Off? On a scale of - do you just think... No, no, I think you

have to remain positive. I just hope that the public will see that I'm

working and I'm trying. I really don't want to be there. If you don't

me to be there, please, vote for me. You have seen such a change. She

tries so hard, doesn't she? We have to change our focus all the time.

This week most importantingly was the feet, closing our feet. When

mistakes happen you have to compose yourself and keep going. Close your

feet. We don't want Len to pickle his walnuts. I genuinely don't know

what it means. Two more than last week? I'm really

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dance with mops and a bucket. Dancing next tonight is

Carol Kirkwood and her partner, Last week, Carol scored

a frighteningly low score of 13 for Now, it's week seven and Carol knows

that the honeymoon is over and she really has to up her game if she

wants to stay in the competition. Being part of the Hallowe'en

spectacle was amazing. Your Rumba is grounds for divorce for

irreconcilable differences to dance. Next week we will do a lot better

and really, really going to push. I don't want to be at the bottom of

the leaderboard. I want to prove to those who have faith in me that

their faith is well placed. It's amazing to realise how much support

the audience has been giving us? I know it. Makes me want to improve

and make this dance the best yet. This week reare doing American

Fergus Ewing smooth Fergus Ewing foxtrot. I'm worried about the Carol

says she lifts. 'S afraid of lift. Let us get into position so I don't

kill She disguises it you. By the fear of hurting me. I'm scared and

don't want to damage him and ruin his career. When you have never done

anything like that, you will be naturally scared. My Cat and myself

are wide-awake. All I can think about is lifts. I'm at work and

thinking about my dance on Saturday. These lifts, oh, my goodness. Auto

you I'm really hoping we have a solid routine this week. It's

halfway through the competition now. It's got to be good. That's what I'm

aiming for. Dancing the American Smooth,

Carol Kirkwood and Pasha Kovalev. How about that then? The lift at the

end. Shopping and dancing with Pasha,

you've got it all going on. Best combination. Indeed. What a

Saturday Saturday night. Craig, did you buy that routine? It was like

watching a bumper car ride, actually. You kept crashing in and

out of one another, particularly in and out of lifts. Also, you must

point your foot and take care of the line of the leg when you are up in

that first and last lift. A flexed foot looks absolutely ugly. It made

it look a little bit pedestrian. It's a vast improvement over last

week. A vast improvement. Is Darcey? Well, without fail I can see the

intent and energy you are putting into the dance now. That is such a

relief. You have to come out there and sell it. You were selling it.

There is a great improve am there. The lines, you were placing the arms

with more feeling and grace. You've got to hold that focus right until

the very end of the dance. I think you get into the excitement of it

all and enjoy it so much that we lose the focus of where the lines

are and the arms and that sensitivity. Really, a great

improvement. A great improvement, two out of two. Len? Carol, listen,

dancing begins with the feet. OK. So we have to start somewhere. If you

listen to everyone you will do nothing. One of us is talking about

your arms others about the fluidity of the movement, this, that and the

other. Let us start with the feet. Let's work, I hope you are back next

week, on getting beautiful foot work. So I can say, oh, Carol, that

foot work was perfection. My advice - start somewhere, let's start with

the feet. Bruno. Carol, I love you because you are consistent. Yeah.

She's weather-proof, critic-proof, dance-proof nothing sticks she's

like Teflon. Everything keeps sliding away. You have to put it in

the right place, right order and listen to the music. I like your

consistency, keep going. The audience don't agree with him.

Congratulations. Other than Bruno the other judges said there had been

real improvement. That must make you feel good It absolutely does. We are

loving it. It's such good fun. That was high energy. The lifts. That was

a different Carol. I'm fascinated how I to make you grumpy. We will

talk about that after the show. You were worried about the lifts, did

you enjoy them out there? I did. I was worrying about flattening poor

Pasha. Don't be ridiculous. 17. Are you disappointed? It's four

more than that last week. Yeah. We have been up-and-down, up-and-down.

That's fun. They could you it a journey. We call it the "J" word.

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Remember, the judges scores are only half the story tonight and your

Still to come, Jay gets stuck into an Argentine mango.

Been looking forward to saying that for the last 10 years. Tess.

Our next couple is Helen George and her partner Aljaz Skorjanec.

This week they're doing the Rumba and all week Aljaz has been teaching

Helen the dance of love, full of romance and passion -

which is probably why Helen's girlfriends chose this week to come

the weeks go on because you enjoy it so much and you don't want to be the

person that goes home. You have come out of your box, it's a new Helen.

Nine! We scored 34, the whole routine was mummylicious. This time

Helen is taking some much downtime with her friends from her rumba

routine. How is it going? It is going well. How are your hips? I get

to see my best girlfriends tonight. We are really proud of you. It is so

nice because I have not seen them for ages. Alias seems nice. He seems

like a lovely man. -- Aljaz. What are we going to see on Saturday? It

will be the most romantic dance so far. Even more than the one when you

were mummies? I'm going to show them some steps from the rumba. Imprest?

Aljaz invited my friends to dance and my friend Vicky had a lovely

chance with Aljaz. He is a lovely man. I think I'm really ready to do

the dance on Saturday now. Dancing the Rumba,

Helen George and Aljaz Skorjanec. Oh! I say! That was hot, so hot you

had to open your shirt to cool down. Simply stunning, emotional.

I have to say I was transported into your romantic love story, you took

me straight there that is what you need. The feeling, you stroked and

caressed the floor with your feet, that's hard to achieve. Aligns,

there was so much I liked, thank you.

APPLAUSE -- the lines. Len. Basically, what's

on the label is not on the tin. I could call this pencil a hammer but

it is a pencil. For me that lacked enough basic rumba. There was a

couple of opening outs, you went to fan but went nowhere with it. I had

a pop the other week with George about the same thing and I've got to

try and be consistent this. For me it lacked content. However, having

said that, you are a fantastic dancer.

APPLAUSE Bruno. My darling, you were like a

siren out there whose sole purpose is to seduce and entrap. You entrap

me, it was so intense, the performance was absolutely

beautiful. The thing is that you're dancing is so uplifting that

sometimes the hip action needs to be a little bit more rounded and

continuous. That's what makes that kind of rumba Cuban motion flow. But

the images and intention and the sex appeal was fantastic. Craig,

underneath it all, you are an old romantic at heart. I loved the drama

in that and you set up the story beautifully and told the story

throughout. I would much prefer to see double underarm turn into a

layout. I'm going against Len on that. It's a rumba, you can't change

what it is Craig! You are allowed to choose what steps you use from the

rumba, you don't have to use every single one of them. There were none.

There were some colour in your defence and I liked it. Bruno is

getting his coat! Stay with me, it is safer.

I tell you what, we were going nuts for it up here. It's always

difficult when the judges have a slight barney. What would you like

to say to Len who said there was not enough rumba content? I agree in

some way but we started the routine with rumba walks and we did the fan

and opening outs. There can always be more dancing so try to find the

balance between both is a little bit hard but she did an incredible job.

You did an incredible job. Eight. 31 is a good score, not as

high as last week but you are happy with that? It's the highest rumba

score we have had this season so it is great. If you enjoyed the routine

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once we have seen all our couples perform.

Still to come, Katie and Anton are dancing with a pair of curtains.

Assuming they can pull themselves together!

Our next couple is Jay McGuiness and his partner, Aliona Vilani.

It's the moment we've all been waiting for, the first

So, Len, how does it differ to the ordinary tango and what should

The normal tango is more formal, you get into the hold and you stay there

and the girl has got to be laid-back. In the Argentine tango

you can be together, cheek to cheek, you can be wide apart, you want to

see passion, flair and emotion. So, it's a little bit more, you know,

you can go to town in the Argentine tango. We want passion and emotion.

Buckets of it. I can't wait to see this. Let's see how they got on in

training. Last Saturday we had lifts, which I've never done before

and on top of that was the character of the Wolf. There was no stressing

and no messing. I'd have liked to see more character. We got the

approval of the judges and that felt great. Today week started learning

the Argentine tango. Turn me. It is very dynamic and sultry and I think

the dance will suit Jay. Argentine tango is a specialist dance, so we

are going to have experts coming in to explain the injured things about

the dance. Let's do this. The experts have shown us some awesome

stuff, the way they move together is fascinating. And very small things

like the way you hold someone our dance steps too. You can be in front

of us. The tango is the result of European culture coming to Argentina

in the early 19th-century. What he is going to have to do is try to get

posture, intention, navigation skills, footwork. That's very good.

He's got a lot to do this week. I'm putting in all of the hours I can in

the training room and get home and go over it. I hope I do everyone

proud and do the Argentine tango some justice this Saturday.

Dancing the Argentine Tango, Jay McGuiness and Aliona Vilani.

The audience are going wild, they are going wild. Wow, what a

reaction. I love the intimacy, very dramatic.

Is that what you were looking for, Len? Yes, polished performance, you

must have used a J cloth! It was sleek, slick, nice intensity about

it, the lifts were good. I know you are concentrating but sometimes you

want to see a little bit of emotion come out through your face. And you

keep that very bland. Sometimes that would help to show off the whole

thing. But, lovely, clean, clear, crisp and lovely. Lovely. The first

Argentine tango, have they set the bar high? Well, I felt it, I did

expect excellent. I could feel the macho man bubbling under, you were

focused and in the zone. Those lines you were hitting, picture-perfect.

The feet were hitting the floor like laser-guided missiles. The precision

was incredible. APPLAUSE

I was transported to upper-class whereas -- Buenos Aires. I have to

agree with Len about the acting side, you could be a lot more

intense in this dance and have a lot more purpose in it. Foot wise I

thought you were absolutely fine, I thought that was grateful stop but I

was desperately lacking gaucho rural, the series of kicks that

makes this particular dance stand out from the rest -- gauchos. You

did one and that was it. There was lots of opportunity. I wanted this

man to come out and shine. It did leave me wanting more. It felt like

a warm up to the main event. Thank you, Bruno! Bruno has been making

faces and he doesn't agree. Maybe I was watching another show, I don't

know. I thought this was brilliant. Darcey, they have rarely been out of

the top three, have they maintained that? You execute it to perfection.

Those lines, everything Bruno said you are achieving. There was a

beautiful detail when you crossed the legs when you lifted and turned

out of it, I love what you do. But the same thing, I want to see this

fire come out, this desire. It's just missing only that. OK, thank

you. OK. Lots to work on but really great job.

Off you go and get your scores. Jay and Aliona!

Picture-perfect, precise, amazing. But do they want you to growl? I

don't understand. Probably. Does that make sense to you? Acting. Yes.

Are you all right? Yes. Not so chatty. I will hopefully be here

next week and work on it. Oh my god! He is edible!

Nine. Now at least you know when you come back what you need to work on.

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There are five couples left to dance and all of this still to come.

We are Kwik stepping to 42nd Street. I'm in heaven. This is Broadway

glamour. It don't feel like the Jive as an acrobatics We are dancing

session. The Tango. I musn't smile. I'm struggle with parts of the dance

because it's so fast. I'm 24 and I feel 50. The waltz did a beautiful

dance. I love it. I just haven't got hold of it yet.

Next up is Katie Derham and her partner Anton Du Beke.

They're doing a routine that's set in a theatre.

Not that sort of theatre. It's a musical theatre.

And she's hoping their Quickstep to 42nd Street will get them rave

Musical! Hallowe'en, it was always going to be epic. I can't say it was

perfect. I know it wasn't. The crowd seemed to love it. They were

cheering it. Was brilliant. Then we went over to the judges. It wasn't

great, Kate, I wish it was. What do you want me to do? It felt like my

happy balloon was popped. Oh, dear. Sorry! Toe, toe. Quickstep, great.

Toe, toe, correct. There are steps I'm doing that I know from previous

dances. We are doing them an awful lot faster. Looking in good shape at

the moment. I got the steps right. I'm loving doing a ballroom dance

again. Not bad. What I want to show you is a performance by a tremendous

ballroom dancer. It's such a good performance. We watched our Viennese

Waltz. . After the dodgy couple of weeks, we can do that well. Remember

the feeling of that. Take it into this week. That was great. I'm

enjoying dancing with Katie she has such enthusiasm for what she's

doing. I'm lucky to be with Anton, who I get on very well indeed. I

want to do it for him. It's one of those dances, if it goes well it

could be amazing. I just really hope it does and it all comes together on

Saturday night. BOOM! Dancing the quickstep,

Katie Derham and Anton Du Beke. You've come back strong. A crowd

pleaser. Great musical number. Let's see what the critics thought. Bruno?

The images I felt I was like on 5th Avenue. So much beauty and glamour.

Actually, I have to say, you started that ride really. Like in 5th Avenue

there are potholes. Once once you hit the potholes you lose the foot

work. The foot work went. The frame then went. The beginning was great.

There were so many mistakes - you know, it happened. The potential is

there. You have to get it right, really. When it's right, it's great.

But it really was - it was hitting one pothole after another. Then

everything a little went. It's there. We want to see it. OK. It's

there. Two difficult weeks. Are they back on top, Craig? That was an

ambitious routine which I think you were right to go for Anton I know

that Katie is capable of doing it. If you had one more week on this

particular routine you would have absolutely smashed it. But, just

tonight, sadly, that didn't happen. It didn't happen. An extra day. Do

you think the dance suited Katie It was. It was made for you. You are

beautifully light on your feet. The frame and everything. When it's that

challenging. It was a very difficult combination of steps you gave her.

As they say it's brilliant because - I know you can can do it. When it

goes wrong. Then it was too challenging, sadly. You made the

mistakes and the core weakens, the frame weakens. It's very

frustrating. I know you can do that. Len They were classic, classy, Radio

3. Other parts were like 5 Live, sporty, fast, full on. The problem

is, when you dance at that speed, with that amount of steps, you can

lose a little bit of control, and that's what happened. But, other

than that, you can't take away the fact it was a fantastic performance.

Well done. Thank you. Thank you, Len.

Take a few quick steps up to Claudia.

Fantastic. It was superfast, brilliantly put together. We were

not aware, were you? A couple. Only a couple. They went on a while, but

they were only a couple. They don't even count! It must be lovely to be

back in ballroom with the King. So lovely. If I'd known I would have

got sleeves. I feel we had a job lot on.

26. Were you expected more? Yeah, 46. Katie. I made a couple of

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Kellie and Kevin do a waltz Our next couple is Anita Rani

and her partner Gleb Savchenko. Last week saw Anita flying as

Maleficent in her Waltz and it was This week they're doing a Jive

dressed as a pair of cleaners. So they're hoping to wipe

the floor with the opposition Flying down from the ceiling as

Maleficent was incredible. Mr Ballroom said... The waltz was

fabulous. That is the best compliment a girl can get. That is

one of the most dramatic waltz I've ever seen. Hallowe'en exceeded all

my expectations. It was spectacular. This week we're doing a Jive. It's

superfast with a lot of foot work. I'm scared. I will take you to a

dance class. Some guys doing the Jive have more energy than you and I

together. Where are you talking me, Gleb? You'll see. Thank you. Hello,

is this a Jive class? Can I join your class. We joined in with the

toddler Jive class. My goodness they can move. Who has more energy th

toddlers. I will be worn out. It was amazing having them in my class

today. We will show you our Jive. What do we get out of 10? I will be

thinking of you on Saturday. Hopefully we will do a good job. I

hope the children inspired them for the energy they need for the Jive.

This is what we have to teach every week. I got a hug. Good luck, Anita

and Gleb. Dancing the Jive,

Anita Rani and Gleb Savchenko. Yes. You can take it? Just a little

bit. I say yes all the time. I can see clearly. Loved the mop. Craig,

was it a clean Jive? You can come and clean my house any day. It would

be done in less than five minutes. That rate was fast and furious.

Energetic. I loved the stylisation of it. You dance in a combat way.

With your kicks you didn't quite get the Jive style. I loved the routine.

Thank you, Craig. So did the audience. Darcey, enough energy for

you? Brilliant, the action the energy. You are one fit lady. She is

so fit. You are not out of breath or anything, are you? What is brilliant

you are relaxed on top, the legs are, woing hard and sharp for me it

was more about the feet. I could have more point and not so flappy.

They get flappy. A fab Jive, thank you. Len? For me, it's what I call a

full of dance. It was full of fun, full of energy, full of sharp kicks

and flicks. I tell you what, steady on now! I'm full of praise because

it was terrific. APPLAUSE.

Thank you. Bruno? Anita Gleb, you're hired. You're multi tasking

beautifully. Tonight, Anita, you broke through the mould. Mould. You

on fire. You were selling it, you were tight. Your best dance yet.

Thank you! A a A clean sweep with that. You work hard.

Go and see if you clean up with the scores.

Your best score yet. Your floor work has gone to new levels. You enjoyed

the jive, didn't you? I loved it, it is so difficult and there is a point

during the week when you say, no way, and then that happens and it's

like OK. Gleb jumped on me and I did something so that was OK! You have

never had a nine. How much would you like a nine? Well, who wouldn't like

nine? I don't want to tempt fate. Nine. Congratulations. If you'd like

Anita and Gleb to be mopping up a lot of votes tonight:

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from your landline or vote online when the vote opens later.

Still to come, Jeremy does a tango with a horse.

Yes, that is fact, welcome to strictly come prancing!

Our next couple is Kellie Bright and her partner Kevin Clifton.

After last week's dramatic full-on paso it's time for Kellie and Kevin

to calm things down with an elegant ballroom number.

Even with some extra training at a tea dance, this waltz isn't

Saturday night was a brilliant night.

I was really pleased that I didn't fall over, or fall off the end of

the table. You are a wonderful dancer. As long as I feel I've done

my best each week then that is all I can do.

That way. It is the waltz this week. I thought a nice way to get into the

spirit of this would be to take you to a T Dan -- tea dance. I've always

wanted to go to one. The waltz is a traditional dance and to be able to

do that at eight tea dance which is also quite traditional is lovely.

Does everybody watch Strictly Come Dancing? Who is your favourite? I

love coming here, everybody is dancing. It is giving her lots of

encouragement and it's a great atmosphere. I was being spun around

earlier. You didn't put your head out then either. The support for

myself and Kevin has been so lovely. It's got to be at ten! I have to say

I prefer this lot to the normal judges!

Dancing the Waltz, Kellie Bright and Kevin Clifton.

They are on their feet in the studio.

You packed everything into that waltz.

I could see that you worked on the top line very hard.

Darcey, could they be on the move back to the top of the leaderboard?

I think so, I really think so. It is wonderful.

APPLAUSE What you give is this quality and

this finesse. I know because you are a strong lady. I have to say when

you get into the top line, which is a great improvement on those

shoulders, your core is so strong. X to Kevin and holding back, it's very

impressive, it's only be right shoulder. -- next to Kevin. My right

shoulder has a life of its own. You are bringing it into it just too

much. But there is improvement there and I could see you were trying

really hard but I really enjoyed it, though. I really did.

APPLAUSE Len, and you enjoy seeing a more

graceful side to Kellie? I thought it was full of charm and grace. Yuna

how to please Len, three double reverse turns, beautiful -- you know

how. There was something going on with your right arm on occasions. I

don't know if you got too far over on Kevin's right side but lovely

fluid movement. You are a great all-round dancer. Bruno. You are

becoming the king and queen of nostalgia, another wonderful trip

down memory lane, one of these wonderful Julian Fellowes

screenplays, expertly crafted, dutifully detailed a wonderfully

acted. I think what happens is I think you get tight, that's what it

is. Relaxed the shoulders and that would allow you to keep the fluidity

in the top line and also on the underarm terms. But again, it is a

great performance. APPLAUSE

It makes you look a little hard on the top line rather than soft and

femme fatale, darling. You lost a bit of balance at the end but you

caught up with it and recovered beautifully and it was a lovely

routine. Well done. Thank you, judges. Improving week on week.

Get in! Last week you said to me, after some very energetic routines,

I'm quite looking forward to the waltz, did you enjoy it? I did enjoy

it but it is harder than it looks. You said to Zoe on It Takes Two this

will be fine and then oh no. It has been a tough week this week. But you

got there. We wanted to show a softer side because we have been

doing lots of fast dances and we wanted to show that we can do that

as a partnership, showing finesse. Len said you are a great all-round

dancer. That is a lovely comment. Eight. Not your best score but an

improvement on last week. It is an improvement.

If you don't want Kellie and Kevin to pack up and move out

of the competition, call: 6 22 52 01 from your mobile,

09015 22 52 01 from your landline, or vote online later to keep Kellie

We have the same thing, Claudia and I.

Next up is Jeremy Vine and his partner Karen Clifton.

This week Jeremy's doing the tango, it's a serious dance and to

demonstrate the gravitas of the routine, he's dressed up as a cowboy

and will be riding a big, plastic horse.

I think because it was Halloween and because it was fun I didn't want

them to say it was rubbish, and they didn't! Craig gave us a four. Four

from Craig! This week we are dancing the tango, it's a very intense

dance. It sounds serious. It is serious actually. So they will need

all the time they can get and with that in mind Karen heads to Radio 2

for a bit of extra practice. I'm really excited to see him doing his

thing in his own environment. Hold your horses, let me get back to

Yvonne! Very serious! Hello. It is really nice having her here. He made

me feel so at home. BBC Radio 2, we have Karen Clifton in the studio.

Jeremy Hunt I were able to talk about the tango. I had the best time

on strip become dancing and I want you to say that and that would make

me happy. You have to have your chin up. I saw his serious journalist

side and that is what you need for the tango. I've got to think happy,

happy, news face, love, joy, news face, that's the tango!

CHUCKLES Dancing the tango,

Jeremy Vine and Karen Clifton. Jeremy, you are back! I'm back

because I want to dance with you! Everybody is going wild in the

studio. Thank you! Thank you! They really

like it. You were the only one

in the studio who didn't have I'm trying to read them here. The

best cowboy face. Len, was that cowboy routine good,

bad, or ugly? What I love is there is always

anticipation when you come out, you don't know what to expect and there

you are coming out looking like Woody from Toy Story and off you go

and into the tango and it is wacky and fun and wild and I always loved

watching you. That is how the West was lost, in

spite of the odds, like General Custer you went for attack. It was a

glorious disaster. BOOING

Really! It's true! I don't think they agree with him, Jeremy

Craig, you saw an improvement last week and

Forrest up that was a big moment for us. Big moment for all of us.

It definitely had a staccato nature to it which the dance requires, it's

like playing the motto with you, we never know where the limb will land

at any time. I enjoyed your little bottom going like this as you went

past the desk. We must do that again! Do it again, do it again!

Darcey can't speak, she's laughing too much! OK! I have to compose

myself! Compose yourself. What is fabulous is your determination, and

well done for keeping a straight face all the way through, because I

know that is very difficult for you. And there was great improvement

in your topline. You get a little bit carried away.

APPLAUSE The frame, it is holding it until

the very end, and like a lot of things you get a little bit carried

away but I will never get bored of watching you, never, never. We all

love you. You are an extraordinary creature.

If anybody is watching at home and just wants to make this their screen

saver. Do that tango face for me. Like that. It's eerie and fantastic.

It was a great tango. How much fun have you had. You have been training

him, been ill and you have still done it. It's tough keeping a

straight face he giggles all the time. There has been a great

improvement. Let's not forget the horse. He was vital.

I don't want to nag but if you enjoyed Jeremy and Karen

dancing with a horse call 6 22 52 10 from your mobile, 09015 22 52 10

from your landline, or vote online for free when voting opens later.

Guess how many people are left to dance? One. Phew. Tess.

Our final couple is Georgia May Foote

After topping the leaderboard last week, and being crowned Len's Queen

of Halloween, Georgia is hoping this Gypsy Kings' routine,

Last Saturday night was possibly the best night of my entire life. The

Queen of Hallowe'en. 9. We were top of the leaderboard. Yes. I could

leave now knowing I've done that. Hopefully we will continue each week

to be up there at the top. This week we have the Sam pa. What is the

concept this week? You pretend to be an actress. Do you miss home? I miss

my mum's cooking. Why we don't go on a Manchester Italy slash everything

tour. I can't wait. This is Old Trafford. The first thing I think of

when I come to Old Trafford is the colosseum. Don't you There is

nothing like a colosseum here. There is the Manchester Canal. Or the

Manchester Riviera. Where are the gondolas? What do you think that?

It's not really Italian. I hope the next stop will be better. Next stop.

Italian food here in Manchester. It's really like my mum's cooking. I

think our Manchester/Italian tour was perfect. Giovanni might not

think it, but it's certainly put me in the mood for Saturday.

Dancing the Samba, Georgia May Foote and Giovanni Peniche.

The crowd are on their feet. Well done, darling.

You owned the dance. APPLAUSE.

Enjoy it. What a Samba. Bruno, from one Italian to another. (Speaks

Italian) Translate! Don't you understand? Really good. Premier

League dancers. It had the flavour and the acceleration of a Ferrari.

You were, again, another outstanding performance. Tonight, you just

became a fantastic dancer to a level I've never seen before. You were

performing it like I've never seen. You were brilliant. A couple of

light slight losses of balance. That's the way to go. Don't hold

back. Never hold back. Last week, Craig, they topped the leaderboard.

What do you think tonight? You handled the speed of that dance so

well. So fast. You lost technique along the way. That happens. You

missed a hand over here after the promenade runs. Something went

wrong. What an incredible dance. Thank you. Congratulations. Thank

you, Craig. Darcey? Georgia, I mean both of you, you ate up that dance

floor. It was like a bullet coming out of a gun. It was amazing. It was

incredible to think that you could hold on to as much technique that

you did, being that speed, but fabulous. Thank you. Len? Well, I

don't know what coffee you were drinking it weren't decaff. You came

out like my favourite pizza, hot and spicy. You killed it. Well done!

Killed it, hot, line and sinker they fell for it.

Well done. What a dance. What choreography. They completely loved

it, didn't they Yeah, it was so fast. OK, thank you very much. Good.

Scores are in. Second on the leaderboard. Are you

happy? So happy. That's amazing. If you don't want Giovanni to

actually be waiting on people in a cafe next week, then call:

6 22 52 09 from your mobile, 09015 22 52 09 from your landline or

vote online Let's take a look

at the leaderboard. At the top, Peter and Janette. He at

the bottom Carol and Pasha. Remember you can change all that

by picking up Giovanni, I've borrowed one

of your friends The voting is now - get ready

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

reminder of tonight's performances We've seen it all -

a sensational Samba and, of course, the first

Argentine Tango of the series. Our 10 couples have dazzled us with

their routines and can do no more. Don't forget voting closes

at 8.25pm tonight, so you don't have They're all desperate to stay in the

competition, but sadly two couples will have to face the Dance

Off in tomorrow night's Results show at 7.15pm, and one couple will be

leaving Strictly Come Dancing! We also have a very special

Remembrance Day routine from our brilliant professional

dancers and a performance from the one and only Seal, who'll

be singing his new single, right For all that make sure you tune

in at 7.15pm. Come on! Stop causing friction.

We're trying to move on.