Week 6 Strictly Come Dancing

Last week, ten celebrities took to the floor for our dancing delight.

Some shopping, like the stars above. Yet you are an incredible dancer.

While others were in for a shocking surprise. In the end we said goodbye

to Mystic Leslie, just one week short of our strictly Spookstacular.

It was all Hallows Eve and all through the land something strange

had come to land. Brendan, I thought you were feeling better this week?

Could you get me a cup of tea, please? Daisy, come on, we have work

to do. Did you get dressed in the dark this morning? That's not like

you, Giovanni. You could have at least shaved for me today. Stop

slipping, I want to rehearse. As the mood takes on a glittery sheen, this

is Strictly Hallowe'en. Now, that's scary!

MUSIC: You Spin Me Round (Like A Record).

Live from the BBC, this is the Strictly Come

Hello and welcome to Strictly Come Dancing -

The Halloween Special! Thanks to our professional dancers,

celebrities and judges for a fantastic routine to the track

You Spin Me Round, which was co-written and originally

performed by Pete Burns, who sadly passed away

earlier this week. We send our love out

to his family and friends. Last week Lesley and Anton lost out

to Daisy and Aljaz in the Dance Off and sadly Lesley left

the competition. Tonight, our remaining ten couples

are hoping to thrill you all and watching

them - very closely - will be our frightening foursome.

Our creepy couples have been lurking backstage.

It's time to bring them out from the shadows and into

So please welcome our Strictly stars.

TV presenter and singer Louise Redknapp and her

Star of Judge Rinder, Robert Rinder, and his partner Oksana Platero.

Olympic gymnast Claudia Fragapane and her partner AJ Pritchard.

BBC sports presenter Ore Oduba and his partner Joanne Clifton.

Model Daisy Lowe and her partner Aljaz Skorjanec.

World champion long jumper Greg Rutherford and his

Former Shadow Chancellor, Ed Balls and his

TV host Laura Whitmore and her partner Giovanni Pernice.

Actor Danny Mac and his partner Oti Mabuse.

Singer Anastacia and her partner Brendan Cole.

Amongst them a couple of bats, a mad scientist and a wicked witch -

all hoping to work their magic on the dance floor tonight.

You will be able to vote for your favourite later on.

Your votes will be added to the judges' scores to decide

which two couples will face the Dance Off in tomorrow

It will then be down to the judges alone to decide who

stays and who goes. And hoping to send a shiver

down your spine first is Louise Redknapp and her

partner Kevin Clifton. Their Halloween routine

playing super villain Harley Quinn from Batman.

It's a fun dance full of comedy, so who better for her to dance it

Last Saturday is the most I've been proud of you on Strictly so far. I

was really scared of the rumba but ended up being pleasantly surprised.

We got a great score, 33, but there were comments from the judges. You

are on a plateau, something has to happen to give you that extra boost.

This is the week that I really need to grow some guts. For Hallowe'en,

Kevin and Louise are becoming Batman's nemesis, the Joker, and his

side quick, Harley Quinn. This week we have the charleston. This is a

chance for us to show the crazy side of Louise. In order to bring out the

silly side of Louise's character, Kevin is taking his role as a joke

at a little too literally. Why did the ghost play football? I don't

know. He liked scoring ghouls. Why didn't he like Strictly Come Dancing

Jamaat he'd didn't have a body to dance with. I think Kevin has the

wrong end of the stick. The Joker is a bad guy and the only bad thing

about Kevin is his jokes! What do you call a fat pumpkin? I don't

know. The plumpkin. I hope our dancing is more than a treat than

Kevin's chokes on Saturday night. Dancing that charleston, Louise

Redknapp and Kevin "Cobweb" Clifton. The dancing duo. No wonder you are

smiling, that was wonderful. What lifts. Before we chat to the judges,

let's say hello to our freakishly good live singers.

Hayley, Lance, Andrea, Tommy and of course Count Dave Arch

I can hear them panting from here. You were keen to push yourself even

harder after last week's comments from the judges. Did she pushed

herself harder? 100%, so animated, honestly. It was a comic book... I

thought the routine was bat Dandy! You were Marvel and there was more

fun than be no! It was absolutely spot on. And from this Joker to

another, Bruno. Oh, yes, bang, wallop, the charleston as pop art.

It was like watching Toni Basil in the master trickster stepping in and

out over Roy Lichtenstein painting, you don't see that in the Tate

Modern, but you see it on Strictly. Unusual. I wasn't expecting that at

all, actually, that's why I found it very interesting, these different

ideas put into that dance and done so well, wonderful.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Craig? I felt it was a little bit

too controlled, if I'm being absolutely honest. But I have to

commend you on the details clean lines that you showed there, the

side-by-side kick session was absolutely amazing. I loved the time

step tap you inserted, that was cute and full of personality. Well done.

CHEERING Darcey. Thank you, Louise, a

dazzling charleston. The details, carefree, you have pulled out the

stops and thank you, because it paid off. Brilliant, brilliant. It paid

off. Thanks to our very own Joker, it's Louise and Kevin.

APPLAUSE What the judges said to you, we want

more, and they said we got more, and I have to say what was so sweet, in

the judges' comments, Lerner said something lovely and there was a

shot of your husband going, come on! You must be so happy because what do

they want from me? I know, I wanted to do what they asked of me, Kevin

worked so hard with me all week. It's hard in the rehearsal room but,

when I get there, I try. She has worked so hard this week purely

because of the comments last week. Well done. The scores are in. Ladies

and gentlemen, the judges have the scores. Craig Revel Horwood. Eight.

Darcey Bussell. Nine. Len Goodman. Nine. And Bruno Tonioli. Nine.

You are so polite. Next to you, Kevin is like, yes! Well done. You

must be so happy. If you would like to see Louise and Kevin back next

week, the details are on your screen now. You can vote for them when

voting opens at the end of the show. PHONE RINGS

I've been waiting outside. Excellent news. Guys, the pizza is here.

Please ask the bill payer's permission. Nobody else is

listening. Don't vote yet because your vote

won't count and you may still be charged. Tuck in. Our next couple in

the haunted ballroom is Judge Rinder and his partner, Oksana Platero.

With the help of Oksana Platero Judge Rinder has-been 's deadly

improving the weeks. Tonight, they are doing a paso doble as

butterflies and judge is hoping this routine will give him a chance to

spread his wings. How do you feel about last week? Amazing. I can't

say the dance was brilliant, but just the fun. It's what I wanted to

achieve. Getting eight from Len means the world to me. I felt that

showed we were getting better, and I love it. This week we are doing a

paso doble and you are going to be a moth, like a manly butterfly. Isn't

that an oxymoron? For inspiration, Oksana has taken Judge Rinder to a

butterfly and moth sanctuary. It's magical. You've got the bloom

author. Red lace them. The largest moth in the world. The wingspan can

reach... On this one looks like you. As soon as we came in he started

acting strange. She is scary at times but she wants the best. Hello,

how are you? What? No, I'm dancing the paso doble this week. My

character is a paso doble like moth full of smouldering to rubber --

smouldering terror. I am king of the butterflies. Enjoyed myself in this

incredible butterfly and moth paradise. I feel I can now truly

inhabit the character. Dancing the petrifying paso doble,

Judge Rinder and Oksana Platero the poisonous.

I think the audience enjoyed as much as I did. Great drama from you. I

had so much fun. Was I supposed to? I was trying to be butch and

channelling my inner Craig. You were the richest butterfly I've ever

seen. Was he born to dance? Want to dazzle in his own unique way. I

think you were channelling Natalie Portman in Black Swan when she goes

berserk. It has to be perfect! In fact, there was a lots of paso

You are losing your shape at times. Maybe it is the wings getting in the

way. You had to retain the shaping. But plenty of task -- plenty of paso

doble, and the dragging, darling, folk, you can drag. We know that

Judge always entertains, but is he continuing to improve? The result

was very Silence Of The Lambs. A bit gruesome. But I mean that in a good

way. Your doubles need a bit of work. They need to be into the

ground. But it is your darkest, strongest that I've seen you, which

is fantastic. I thought the shaping was rather good. I love the knee,

brilliant. A bit haphazard at times, but I liked it very much. He liked

it very much. Praise from Craig. Darcey. The paso doble is probably

the most theatrical dance, and you definitely gave your all. The

aggression, I haven't seen it in you. Valiant. There were moments

where you did a little cloud with your lips. If you can control your

mouth a bit more. -- a little pout. Stop but I love the power you gave

to those lunges. They were stretched out and dramatic and you were coming

to the end. I will never get bored watching you, I know this. Now, Len

you gave him an eight last week. How did he do tonight? Iron you deserved

it last week because you came out and danced. Tonight, you were not

flitting about like a moth in a flame, you came out with and

aggression. Your posture was good. The knee walks, I used to do those

35 years ago and I have got a new knee. In 25 years, you will probably

need an operation. You work that last week, you have come out again,

strong, powerful and meaningful. Well done. -- you were good last

week. You must have loved those comments.

You really care what they say. I want to get better each week. I care

what judges say. But its Oksana Platero birthday today. Happy

birthday! I know that you care what they say, so fingers crossed. You

haven't gone down yet in your score. Not yet, but as it is Oksana's

birthday, we hoped they'd be generous. Judges, please reveal your

scores. Craig Revel Horwood. Eight. Darcey Bussel. Eight. Len Goodman.

Eight. Bruno Tonioli. Eight. That is your highest score. You look

emotional. We broke the 13 barrier! On her birthday! Did I mention it is

her birthday? If you don't want these to butterflies to be released

back into the wild, the details are on your screen. Still to come,

Anastacia is a bat and so is Brendan. They eat butterflies in the

wild so if I were you I'd scarper. Next, Claudia Fragapane E and her

partner, AJ Pritchard. A Halloween American Smooth, Claudia will be a

teenage witch and she will be turning a frog into Prince AJ. If

that goes well, she is hoping to turn the judges Laurie panels into

ten. I enjoyed the weekend. Fantastic dancing, a brilliant

endeavour. So pleased we got 32. It was incredible. Since we have won

it, have I got any better? I feel so much more confident. 100%. You are

starting to enjoy the dance on the night. It's refreshing for me to see

how far you have come. With Halloween coinciding with Claudia's

birthday, AJ has got her a present. Will it spell success? That has got

all of the Strictly spells that will help you with every dance. Let's

start with that. With more glitter and sequins in your American Smooth,

let's hope your head doesn't move. This feels weird! Your head is

backwards! It could be a trick or a treat. We don't want two left feet.

My feet don't feel right. That's because they are left! What are we

going to do? By making our feet a bit faster, hopefully on Halloween

Craig doesn't think it's a disaster. AJ, something is happening to my

feet! Help! Claudia, comeback! Shall we stick to training? I think so!

Dancing the American Smooth, Claudia Fragapane and AJ pumpkin precharge.

-- AJ pumpkin Pritchard. Claudia and AJ. Wow! They were

spellbinding. Gosh. Magical. Did she cast a spell over you lot? I thought

the footwork was very good. You maintained body contact a lot. I

liked the frame, the lifts were fluid and dramatic. It was dynamic.

Well done. Darcey. Beautifully smooth dismounts from every lift. To

be able to take those transitions and iron them out. You had a dress

malfunction on the last but you kept your head up. Every time you come

out of a old, keep your eye level up. I noticed you are looking at the

floor. But spectacular. Well done. It was spellbinding. Lovely flow.

What I like, sometimes people do lifts and they do these great big

lifts but they get on my wick a bit, because they are nothing to do with

it. Your lifts complemented the movement and the fluidity of the

dance, which was lovely. AJ, I was so pleased that you had the

confidence to give Claudia a three step, which is a step I never see.

People cheat and just do a chassis. Your footwork was brilliant. It was

a top-notch performance. Oh, my little witch. There is nothing nasty

about you. Actually, it's all goodness. What a wonderful dance.

They have said all the major points, but there is something else.

Sometimes you tend to be a bit angular, because of your gymnastic

training. Tonight, you were as lyrical and beautiful and rounded as

you should be. So maintained that. It makes all the difference. I know

you worked a lot on that. The fluidity of movement, the extension

of the arms, that's the way to go. Well done. You must be happy with

that. Well done. Claudia and AJ! That's amazing!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Well done, Claudia, your gymnast

coaches are here in the audience and they were so proud, the rods were

colliding and -- the worlds were colliding and they have supported

you so much. I'm achieving loads because of them. Such a lovely thing

to say. You wanted to show the judges you were smooth and it was

perfect. The scores are in. The judges' scores are in. Craig Revel

Horwood. Nine. Darcey Bussell. Nine. Len Goodman. Nine. Bruno Tonioli.

Nine. Well done! CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Very well done. If you loved Claudia and AJ and want to see them back

next week, all the details are on your screen now, so you can vote for

them when voting ends at the end of the show. -- when voting opens at

the end of the show. Still to come, Danny is a hideous creature.

Our next dancers are Anastacia and her partner, Brendan Cole. Last week

Brendan was ill soap Gorka Marquez kindly stepped in. Brendan is back

tonight and they are dancing to a fast-paced meatloaf song, as a pair

of bats. They'll be going at it like a bat out of hell. Watching the

dance was difficult to do, I was so chuffed with what you have done. And

how you both danced together. I was very, very proud. Thank you. It was

one of the magical ones of the night. Thank you. It was one lovely

dance, well done. I was trying to get the best scores because I wanted

you back. We are going to smash 30 this week. The pressure is on. This

week, Anastacia has to transform into what bat for her jive. To the

Batcave, there's not a moment to lose. Today, I got to training and

Brendan had a few surprises for me. Training is vitally important, this

week we are bats. Night-vision is crucial. Let's do this. That's very

dark. Stand on your left foot. No, no! I think I heard him, I'm not

quite sure. Bats have supersonic hearing. I want to see those legs.

With Strictly it's important to have downtime and you have to hang around

now and then. I'm really getting the hang of this, I love it. I think the

most exciting part for me was the fact we were dancing on the ceiling.

All this bat training has really got me into character and I hope I'm not

going to be winging it. On Saturday night. Dancing that jive, Anastacia

and Brendan "Cold Hearted" Cole. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Oh, very good! Come on over. That was frighteningly fast and you have

the stamina to deliver. Yes. Not even out of breath. Welcome back,

Brendan, so glad you are better. So Darcey, my our bats be flying up the

Leader Board? You certainly turned on the energy. You have the

confidence from last week, which is brilliant, because it was a strong,

dynamic character and you used the choreography to come that very nice,

Brendan. It needs to follow through straight to the technique as well. I

would love to have seen in the kickball change, in the bald change,

you are on the balls of your feet and you lift the knees up, it was

just a bit flat-footed for me but generally come as a whole, I really

am president performance. Very good, from Darcey. Len? There was some

tasty bits in there, but there's always things you're not really sure

about and I thought you came out and you gave it a performance which is

great, but Darcey is right, the little clicks you do come more from

the knee and they were a little bit loose, but you came out, you sold

it, you were having fun and that is what the jive is about. Well done.

Bruno? Talk about embracing the character. Totally batty on the

borderline bonkers! I mean, I love the fact you went into Tina Turner

for a moment. Whatever works, you are going to do it. I love that, I

love when somebody gives all they've got, but they are right, the jive is

all on the sharpness of the kicks and the slick, very quick

retraction, the pump action, it has to bleed pin sharp and you really --

it has to be pin sharp and that is one thing we look at, it is very

important for this dance. But performance wise, a treat. Thank

you. Was at a trade -- treat for you, Craig? No, it was flat-footed,

laboured, leading to come a torpid, it lacked any... Sluggish? She had

speed! I'm only being honest, darling. It had a lovely smile. I

love your outfit. Thank you. Thank you, judges. We all loved it. Thank

you, Anastasia and Brendan. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

We loved it up here, it's so lovely to have you back. You two worked so

hard this week on the kicks and the flicks. It was a good, strong dance,

we loved it in training. Hair, make-up, costume, unbelievable!

APPLAUSE This is all done by hand, this is

not put on each and every moment is done by hand. It took me hours.

The scores are in. Will the judges Parisse -- please reveal the scores?

Craig Revel Horwood. Four. Darcey Bussell. Seven. Len Goodman. Seven.

Bruno Tonioli. Seven. I know, you didn't like the four. If you would

like to keep Anastasia and Brendan in the competition, all the details

are on your screen now, so you can vote for them when voting opens at

the end of the show. Still to come, Laura is in a baggy Grim Reaper's

cloak, she couldn't get one in the right size. -- scythe. Our next

creepy couple is Danny Mac and his partner, Oti Mabuse. They are going

to be a Hallowe'en couple getting married, I don't know what the

wedding will be like but looking at the State of them I think the hen

and stag dos must have been pretty good! Sorry! I was in two minds

about the rumba, I wanted to do it because I love a challenge, turns

out it went so well. It was a masculine performance. I could watch

you all night. I couldn't believe the score. You knocked it out of the

park, I'm so proud of you, Danny Mac. It's Hallowe'en week will stop

we are dancing the foxtrot to take me to church. -- to Take Me To

Church. Great song. You have to be cool, calm and collected. Oti has

some spooky surprises in store for Danny. Meet me at the church.

Because it's Hallowe'en I thought I'd play a few tricks on Danny.

What's this? Something doesn't feel quite right. I don't know what on

earth is going on. I swear I've seen those cobwebs, there's bats, I don't

know where Oti is. I can hear music. I hope it's Oti. If anyone ever find

this video... Tell Craig I was sorry I was never good enough for a ten.

Oti? Is that you? Danny, where have you been? We need to practice. I

have had all the scares I can handle for this week, so I hope there are

no frights on the night. Dancing the frightful foxtrot, Danny Mac and Oti

"Monster" Mabuse. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

So sorry, so sorry. Oh, come over, darling, you just raised the roof.

All right? Are you whispering something in her ear? Sorry. Sorry?

It didn't go to plan. I'm sure we'll hear about it. She's got you on that

shortly do already. That was the cause of it. You two are brilliant

together, what do you think, Len? I was bewitched, bothered and

bewildered, bewitched by the performance, bothered by the amount

of mistakes there were, it's so hard, you have to be in line then

you have to go outside of your partner, and I was bewildered by the

elastic appendage! I didn't quite get that at all. However, in having

said that you got sway going in there which is so hard to do.

Listen, we all make mistakes, there were a couple in there but I'm sure

you'll be back and it will all be forgotten. Well done.

APPLAUSE Carried on, that's amazing. Bruno.

You went for the hauntingly Gothic, almost operatic high drama and a few

dramas on the footwork as well! You pushed the boundaries on the

concept, which I is, the puppet on a string. It's very, very difficult,

but usually you don't do any mistakes. It happens to anyone. You

did a couple of foot faults, you stepped on her! But actually what

you did right was very, very good. So you know, just move over next

time, and do better. Craig? Really sad, that could have been ten,

actually, because I loved the concept, I liked the modern

theatrical nurse to it, I the appendage, that you were bothered

by, I thought it was great. It's just a real shape -- shame it all

went horribly wrong. Darcey? I think it's because you really stretched

yourself and the choreography was really interesting. I loved you made

it very difficult working with that, having to loop your arm underneath,

it came out again, I mean really, I give it to you. It was impressive.

It is a shame when you don't get the balance books I think it was because

you were overly shut -- stretching with long, gliding moves and you got

off balance but I have to say it was terrific. Even with those mistakes.

It's a live show, it happens. Off you go. Enjoy your honeymoon.

Oh, I'm so sorry. You were so looking forward to doing the

foxtrot. I know that training has been amazing, and he was holding

onto you. What happened? At least Oti managed to pull me back into

position. At least we got to the end. Thank you. Well done. You did

brilliantly. Scores are in. Be judges have their scores. Craig

Revel Horwood. Seven. Darcey Bussel. Eight. Len Goodman. Seven. Bruno

Tonioli. Eight. 30, still good. It's your lowest score. Not bad for a

lowest score. It's really not. If you enjoyed this couple staying till

death do us part and, by the look of them, that could be any time soon,

extraordinary make-up. There is still lots more to come.

The charleston is all about swivel. You've got to make sure your feet do

a swivelling motion. That's too fast, it's weird. I knew it was

going to be for long but I wasn't prepared for how demanding it is. It

takes over your life. This week I've got a much better feeling and I hope

I can hold the position is well and looked strong and have a good dance.

At the beginning, I said I didn't want to do any lacking but, to my

surprise, I quite like it. -- any lacking. Be paso doble is energetic.

When I get it right, it is the best. Looking forward to all that,

especially Ed's routine is a mad scientist. I borrowed his science

lab to make myself an elixir of youth. Wouldn't hurt to knock if you

years. Excuse me while I give it a go. OK, our next couple is Laura

Whitmore her partner, Giovanni Pernice. After missing last week's

show due to an ankle injury, Laura is back and ready to go with a

Halloween tango to die for. How are you getting on with that elixir of

youth? Not as well as I'd hoped... Missed you best Saturday. I missed

being there. Laura has injured ankle. I was watching at home and

not part of it. It was horrible. As devastated as I was, you have to

move on. Is a new week and a new dance you are feeling good.

Terrifying tango training starts well but then something weird

happened. Just another day. I was just polishing of my tango steps and

all of a sudden it felt like there was something in the room. Something

watching us. I spotted it out of the corner of my eye. It was a dark

presence. Laura, come with me. Joe was so scared. I was strangely drawn

to him. He was hypnotic. Dance moves -- his dance moves were not from

this world. It was clear it was some sort of Demon. A fun Demon. It was

so great and I went -- I was so brave and I went to rescue Laura.

OK, enough. And it was Anton. I couldn't stay away. I wanted a

chance to dance again. Can you blame me? I love Halloween. Dancing be

terrifying tango, Laura Whitmore and Giovanni "Poltergeist" Pernice.

Plenty of passion. How does it feel to be back? It's great. I love

dance. Lovely having you back. Bruno, you are Laura's biggest fan.

Were you tantalised? You are jolly enough to lead me to damnation. You

are the sexiest ghouls I have ever seen. A spookily good tango. You've

got the looks of a winner. That was so sharp, right on it, precise

musicality. And you managed to put in a little tease. O'Connor I love

those things. With the shoulders. You were on fire! Oh, I love those

things. Your left hand was bothering me because the thumb should be just

in his pit. You started in a nice way but then it started closing in

and becoming very odd. A small thing for an extremely amazing...

CHEERING Laura, the attack, the focus, the determination, it's great

to see you on this dance floor. I really enjoyed the mix of those

sharp, snapping hips but then the quality of the feminine that you

were able to give at the same time was really, really nice. I think it

was your best dance. Darcey thinks it was your best dance. Look at Len.

Zebedee do.! There was plenty of zip and hardly any doodah. Your footwork

could have been better but sharp and full of passion and chemistry. Your

best dance, no question. Darcey is right. Well done, Laura. Laura and

Giovanni! Well done. I thought you might burst

into tears. Noted at this stage. What a way to come back because I

know you have been in terrible pain. I think the pain helps. You kind of

channel eight just I love doing that dance. -- you glad of channel it. I

love doing that dance. How did she do? Really well. Well done. Really

good. The judges have their scores. Craig Revel Horwood. Nine. Reed

Darcey Bussel. Nine. Len Goodman. Nine. And Bruno Tonioli. Nine. 36!

Can you believe it? You are joint top of the Leader Board. There is

always more tears. If you would like to see Laura and Giovanni back next

week, all the information you need is on your screen. Don't really cry.

I want you to be happy. Voting opens at the end of the show. Well done.

Still to come, Olympian Greg jumps out of his skin, which I believe is

a new personal best. Next is Ore Oduba and Joanne Clifton. For their

Halloween charleston, they'll be the grotesque owners of a sweet shop and

they've actually got real sweet and I managed to get some gobstoppers

for Craig. Open wide... I was so nervous before that dance.

I've never been that nervous. He worked so hard and all that work

really paid off. You are an incredible dancer. That meant so

much. 36?! That was amazing. It's Halloween week and we are dancing be

charleston. These steps are so fast and intricate. You have to

concentrate. My Halloween nightmare has already begun... Begun... When

you think of Halloween, what's the first thing that comes to mind?

Ghosts. Another one? Monsters. Pumpkins! That as well. Joanne

brought me to one of the UK's biggest pumpkin farms to get me in

the mood. We had a pumpkin farming competition. I definitely won. There

we go. Wow, that is like looking into a mirror. We have had a

spooktacular day at the pumpkin farm. Here's hoping we can carve up

a great routine on Saturday. Dancing a chilling charleston, Ore Oduba and

Joanne "Cackling" Clifton. What a charleston! , way from the

sweeties will stop no offence, but you two look hideous. We dressed up

for the occasion. Right then, still eating marshmallows? Don't worry.

Sweets in his hair, what's going on? Top of the Leader Board the last two

weeks, how did they do, Craig? It's your supporting leg that is the

problem in this charleston and it's mainly to do with swivelling. Your

left foot occasionally swivels, your right foot never swivels. The first

thing that you should do, even if it's all day when you are learning a

charleston, is really only concentrate on that one thing, then

start, and I'm surprised it wasn't there because I'm expecting a lot

more from this particular charleston, particularly without

swivels, then it's not a charleston, so you have shot yourself in the

foot, so to speak. However, the placement of the dance is always

very good, technically I think it's very good in that way, and your

timing is always very good, except when you missed the lift and as soon

as you got back into charleston Basic, you were completely out of

time. It was... Oh! It was out of time. It wasn't perfect, was it?

Your characterisation was absolutely brilliant.

APPLAUSE Positive in the end. Ore, it really

wasn't that bad, don't listen to him. It was sweet, cheeky, neat, a

great routine overall. CHEERING

There was one moment when you got out of Cink-macro, that -- out of

sync, the two of you, you recovered quickly, but I did find it's like

you have springs built into your shoes or something. There's this

natural, it's wonderful actually to watch, I saw that in the jive, but

really you just don't tire at all. You made everything looked very

easy, so well done. APPLAUSE

He's broken sweat and that beer. Len? There was plenty of creeks and

I was amazed, especially at the early stages at the intricacy of

some of those steps, and they were right on point, together. I can't

agree with Craig about the Chaston. OK, you could have put more

charleston in, but the charleston I thought was terrific. OK, you're

tempted a lift over there, that little fling over the shoulder which

went a little bit dodgy, and you lost synchronicity for a bit, but

overall there was a terrific routine and I thought it was great.

APPLAUSE Bruno, what do you think? You are

the cuddly monster I have ever seen! You're like a werewolf on a sugar

high. With enough energy to sell it back to the National Grid, I tell

you. What you put on that dance both creatively and in effort is

fantastic. Actually, it was perfectly in sync, until the mishap

with lift but the new carried on spend the delay. -- you carried on

splendidly. You're a fantastic dancer, with a fantastic dance.

Thank you, we end on a high judges' comments. Ore and Joanne.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE No, no, no, are you disappointed? A

little bit, yes, I've never missed that lift in the whole time we

rehearsed it. I had a mind blank and the whole time I didn't want to drop

her, thankfully not on her face but I'm sorry, I'm sorry. You did well,

don't be down, I promise, the scores are in. Ladies and gentlemen, the

judges have the scores. Craig Revel Horwood. Six. Darcey Bussell. Eight.

Len Goodman. Nine. Bruno Tonioli. Nine. So you got two nines, a proper

pick and mix score situation. There's so much left in the beard if

she wants any more! If you would like to see Ore and Joanne back next

week, all the details are on your screen now so you can vote for them

when voting opens at the end of the show. Still to come, Daisy dances a

paso doble and Ed takes on the cha-cha. Tess. Ewan-macro dancing

next is Greg Rutherford and his partner, Natalie Rowe. Greg is

playing the part of an Edwardian gentleman who finds the ghost of his

long lost love, but will he be able to capture the spirit of the rumba?

Last Saturday night obviously it wasn't the perfect performance. How

did you feel? It's more disappointment than anything else. I

wanted it to be good and then it was horrendous. Ed looked very stiff,

the walks looked awkward. The dance did expose all the stuff you really

can't do, sadly. Don't get down, come back stronger. I'm incredibly

thankful to be given the opportunity to dance again. I hope I can perform

a lot better than I did last week. This week, they are dancing a

haunting rumba and Natalie wants Greg to play a ghostly ghoul in the

routine. Greg, where better to train than this old spooky house. Very

spooky, I can't wait to get inside and see what it's like. I need you

to get into the spirit of being a ghost, so try and think like a

ghost. No. At first I thought she's obviously lost the plot here. Try

one more time. But after awhile I turned into a ghost. Are you OK? You

are looking a bit. I am feeling light on my feet. It was so much

fun, I walked through walls and scared her a bit. Sorry, I couldn't

help myself. What could be better on Hallowe'en week? This isn't working,

we are having too much fun. I will have to be the ghost in this dance.

Back to practice. Hopefully we can use this Blue Peter goings-on from

this haunted Mansion and put them into our rumba on Saturday night. --

ghostly goings-on. Dancing the rumba, Greg Rutherford and Natalie

"Loathsome" Lowe. Oh, you just gave the audience goose

bumps! And that acting, brilliant, Oscar worthy. The rumba has been

your favourite dance so far, hasn't it crush Maggie it has, everyone was

saying you will hate it but Natalie said, stick with it and I have loved

this week. I can't explain it. It's been really brilliant. She's been so

incredible. Quite incredible. Darcey, you wanted him to come back

stronger this week. Did he? I can definitely see you gain some

confidence, as you said, you have enjoyed this process because this is

another very difficult dance for the man and this was a fast, furious

rumba, quite different to what I was expecting. It was passionate, you

had plenty of drama, and you produced some really nice long lines

and especially that deep lunch, when you were holding Natalie was lovely.

I would have loved to have seen more rumba dans content, it would have

been nice to see that, but what you produced and how the intensity

between you was very nice. But yeah, I loved how you presented it. During

APPLAUSE Len? There's no doubting your

commitment. You come out and you come out every week 100%, giving it

everything. I don't think I have but I think others have mentioned

sometimes your toes are turned in and I can see you've worked on that,

your toe was out. You can see improvement there. I would have

liked... Dancing is a balance between performance and technique.

Sometimes you get too much technique and it lacks performance. This one,

full of performance, I'd have liked a little bit more hip action and a

bit more technique but great to watch, well done. Always great to

watch, Bruno? You definitely embraced the dramatic persona, the

tormented lost soul, it was like Heathcliff and Cathy reunited, the

Wuthering Heights for the last dance. Oh, my God, I love seeing

that, I really do, coming out of your shell as a performer. Great!

Just a little bit of DW 40 on the hips and it will do the trick.

Craig? Natalie, I felt you were protecting Greg with this dance with

wild, show stopping positions, and lines that will make the audience

applaud and everything. I don't feel like can judge this dance as the

rumba. I can judge it probably is a showdown dance or a contemporary

dance that is passionate and engaging, but sadly, for me, it

wasn't anything I think to do with rumba. If you had done this dance in

a showdowns week then it would have been a ten, you know. I absolutely

loved the dance but I feel like I can't judge it properly. So tends

that are never going to happen for him. Don't spoil it, it was his

favourite dance. We loved it, ladies and gentlemen, didn't we?

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE We loved, no, no, why are you sad?

Because of what Craig said. Don't be so stupid. You've worked so hard

this week and to do all those things you do there, you are brilliant and

I'm so proud of you and you are amazing. Darling, you didn't, you

absolutely didn't, it was much more exciting than a normal rumba is what

I would have said. LAUGHTER

They are very boring, did I say that out loud? You are fantastic and you

must be so happy about the seat because you worked so hard on that.

I put a lawful lot into that, we have tried incredibly hard. -- I put

an awful lot into that. I've never done anything like that in my life

and to take on a character and do something, I really have enjoyed

that. You are brilliant, Greg. APPLAUSE

Well done, honestly, don't worry. Don't listen to the first one,

maybe! The scores are in. The judges' scores are in. Craig Revel

Horwood. Four. Darcey Bussell. Seven. Len Goodman. Seven. And Bruno

Tonioli. Eight. APPLAUSE

That's more than last week, OK? Well done both of you. Can we all cuddle

Natalie, if you wouldn't mind? If you enjoyed Greg and Natalie's rumba

and want to see them through to next week, the details are on the screen

and you can vote when voting opens at the end of the show. Still to

come, Ed tries a very dangerous experiment. I do hope it's not

another lift. Are you OK? Next up is Daisy Lowe and her

partner, Ali Oscar and marriage. -- Aljaz Scorjanec. She's hoping with

Hallowe'en paso doble sat on the Day of the Dead will bring her dancing

career back to life. Daisy and Aljaz. Last week was my

last -- worst fears realised. You should not be here. The great

British public have voted. Turn their minds around. Being in the

bottom two made me realise I really want to be here. I'm just so

grateful I get to be there to dance for another week. This week we're

doing a paso doble. I love the spirit of it so much, but it's

really hard. No, not very good at that. I'm just terrified of being in

the bottom two again. Last weekend was really scary. Last weekend has

been playing on my mind so, as it's Halloween, I'm going to get Aljaz

out of the training room and have some fun. Our theme is day of the

dead and will be wearing make up so I thought I'd go to the best make up

artist in town, and she's having a party. I've brought you to my little

sister, Becky. I don't think that Aljaz was expecting what I had in

store for him. My sister makes me so happy. I feel like myself again. If

our dance is half as good as our make up, we're ill -- we're in for a

real treat. Dancing feet petrifying paso doble, Daisy Lowe and Aljaz

"Scary" Skorjanec. MUSIC: Don't Let Me Be

Misunderstood. Come on, Daisy. Lovely to see that

fighting spirit. Are you all right? Yes? I don't like missing out. I

know you've been a bit down this week. A little bit. Challenging, but

you came back strong. Did they bring the dog alive? Oh, yes. You did the

twist turns, which I have seen a lot, but I had never seen any girl

be able to put those turns in with the heel, because of the speed. You

captured it. It was a bit hit and miss. Sometimes, I was like, go one,

Daisy, because you were four of aggression, then you'd get to

another bit and it would loosen up a bit. It lacked a bit of authority.

Overall, a very accomplished paso doble. Well done. Bruno, has she

done enough to avoid the dance-off? I'm sure there is plenty of life

left in this fascinating creature. What I love about it is the detail.

So much flamenco. Apart from what Len said, it's something we look

for. I love to see it. True flavour of Spain. Of course, the ladies

sometimes has to be a bit coquettish and teasing, and I love that. Hair

and make up, I have to say... Day of the dead celebrations in Mexico

City. It is mesmerising. The choreography was great, you look

fantastic and I adored the dance. Yes. Craig. I loved the amount of

detail in the arms and hands. You've gone to a lot of trouble. You are

not always leading with the rest, but that is small. A bit more

hyperextension, I think, to create a broader Spanish line, but I loved

the dance. Yes, Aljaz! I have to say, bringing something else to your

performance now. It's lovely to see that dramatic, strong Daisy. I would

only say that I could see a bit more exaggeration in the body shapes.

When you are told, you have to make a bit more effort to create bad

shape, because I could see you side on all the way through. But still

really nice. Treats from the judges. Well done, Daisy and Aljaz!

Go on! Very well done. I know it's horrible, dance-off, and all week

you are like, I just want to try. You trained so hard. You are the

most smiley creature on earth and to have to do that and be all stern...

It was quite difficult! I looked really when I smiled today. Ladies

and gentlemen, the scores. Craig Revel Horwood. Eight. Darcey Bussel.

Eight. Len Goodman. Eight. Bruno Tonioli. Nine. Well done. Happy,

Aljaz? I'm happy. I don't look happy, but I am. Witch if you

thought that was brilliant, will be details are on your screen so you

can vote for Daisy and Aljaz when voting opens later. To vote online,

you'll need to sign in or register if you haven't already. We have got

one couple left to dance. Our final frightening couple is Ed

Balls and his partner, Katya Jones. For their Halloween cha-cha, they

are going to be mad scientists. Never mind mad, if Craig gives them

two for the third row -- third week running, they'll be livid. I enjoyed

doing an American Smooth foxtrot. The only thing any body will

remember is the fact that our dramatic lift didn't quite work out.

# You raise me up... I thought you were going to drop

her! The main reason you didn't want to be in the dance-off was because

you didn't want to do the lift again. But we did better. We can't

play safe. For Halloween, Ed is doing a chilling cha-cha-cha. Ed has

been acting a bit strange this week. He's been locking himself away for

hours and hours. If my calculations are correct, this should work. He

told me he's got a great idea how we can get the highest scores this

week. It's working! It's hopeless, darling. You thought there were

dance steps in my dance! One of the best I've ever seen. Thank you. Ed,

you are fabulous... Fabulous... Fabulous... No! The only way to get

highest scores from Craig is to get back to the training room. Dancing

the cha-cha-cha argh, Ed Balls and Katya "Jeepers" Jones.

We did it! O'Connor Ed! Look at this!

You look fantastic. Oh, well done. He never plays it safe, does he?

Thank you. From a mad scientist to a mad judge. Let's see. Toxic,

addictive, horribly fabulous! You went for those like a jackhammer.

You went from kind of mincing to baldly to triumphant. -- to ballsy.

I have to say, it was a triumph. Tell me you are not going to be

reaching for that two paddle again, Craig. It won't be a two that's for

sure, darling. It was moving spasmodically, darling.

Convulsively. I didn't know where it was going to go next. It was like

some terrible washing machine on the spin cycle. I've never seen anything

so bizarre. He's smiling. Made you happy, didn't he? It was on time.

Craig. I've never seen him laugh like that. Darcey. Iron I have to

admit, I'm so pleased you were here. -- I have to admit, I'm so pleased

you were there. I might be mad, but I absolutely loved that. You were on

time, the attitude, the confidence, you delivered quite a lot of

cha-cha, actually. But not a lot of straight leg. It felt straight to

me! Len. How about the supernatural. It wasn't super and it wasn't all

that natural, but it was so much fun. Wasn't it. Lots and lots of

cha-cha. They were a bit funny, but nice, strong pressure through your

feet in that Cuban break. You kept right on time. Your best dance.

CHEERING Your best dance, cha-cha. Fingers crossed. Off you go, Ed and

catchier. -- catchier. I hope you had... You seem to have

broken Craig. He was smiling and laughing. Did you think it would be

this good? I love Latin. I still love it. Even if Craig gives us two.

The judges have their scores. Craig Revel Horwood. Four. Darcey Bussel.

Seven. Len Goodman. Seven. And Bruno Tonioli. It's probably never going

to happen again. Eight. CHEERING

Well done, Ed. If you don't want these scientists to leave, you need

to vote for Ed and Katya. The vote will open in a few moments. All our

couples have done all that they can to impress the judges at you at home

so, before we open the boat, let's take a look at the Leader Board. At

the top, Claudio and AJ and Laura and Giovanni both have 36.

You can go online and vote for your favourite. I can announce that the

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Oksana... We've had spine chilling

charlestons, a terrifying tango Remember voting closes at 8.45pm

tonight, so you don't have much All of our spooky celebrities

are relying on your support even scarier on tomorrow

night's Result Show, as the two couples with the lowest

combined judges' score and viewer