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The footballer went for the full Monty. That's an interesting look.

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McFly's poster boy took 39 steps to an almost perfect score. Our Welsh

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wonder girl got into choppy waters. BOOING

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And for Anita, it turned out to be the last picture show.

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Quarter-finals, baby. This is where you need to lift your game. Yeah!

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Tonight it's the main feature, and it promises to be box office gold.

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Show me the rumba. Are you talking to me? Bravo! Six movie idols with

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blockbuster ballroom ambitions. Glitter ball, dead ahead! But who

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will live up to the hype? Sorry. And who will get a panning from the

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critics? Shut up! May the force of ballroom be with you. I'm your

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father. Nooo! This is Strictly... Movie Night! We'll be back!

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 42 seconds

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It's a movie special on Strictly # I know where I'm going to go

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# I'm going to pick up my baby # And take her to the picture show

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# Everybody in the neighbourhood # Is dressing up to be there too-

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oo-oo # And with all I have

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# Is a lengthy excuse # Saturday night

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# At the pictures # When you're hugging with your

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baby # Up and in the balcony

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# Well, it's technoscope # And the popcorn in the candy

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stand # Makes it all seem twice as good

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# There is always lots of pretty girls

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# But they never can compare to the girl

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# Sitting by my side # Saturday night at the movies #

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE # When you're hugging with your

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baby # Up in the balcony

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# Oh, Saturday night at the movies # Who cares what picture you see

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# When you're hugging with your baby #

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welcome your hosts, Sir Bruce Hold on! Hold on. Exciting moment!

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Oh, dear. Oh, dear. Anyway, good evening, ladies, gentlemen and

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children. Welcome to Strictly Come Dancing. It's nice to see you, to

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see you... Nice! And it's nice to see you, Bruce. It's movie week.

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Are you so excited? I'm excited. Not now, Addison. No, in the warm-

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up, she wouldn't leave me alone. She's got a friend. I don't know

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who she is. LAUGHTER

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Moving on... She's keen. Tonight, our couples will dance to a song

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that represents a famous movie. At one time, a producer wanted me to

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dance with all the female dancers on the show, and they were told to

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pretend they were all madly in love with me. I said, "What film did

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that represent?" She said, "Mission No, that's not funny. What are you

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laughing at? I'm not laughing. hope nobody told you to laugh.

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That's all I hope. Lights, camera, action. Our A-listers are ready to

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show us the ballroom. Yes, this could be a night of movie magic

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with only five places live - five places -

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LAUGHTER Shut up. It was her... Putting you

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off. With five places in the semi- finals up for grabs. I think

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they're ready on set. Shall we? think we'd better, yes. Action.

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Roll the cameras. It's time to meet - I hope I fall - meet the movie

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 42 seconds

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stars in our show. I don't! Yes, What about them? There they all are.

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There they all are. I'm just checking to make sure Brendan isn't

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still here - LAUGHTER

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And I also have a very important role in this evening's movie night.

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If anyone fancies a choc-ice, I'll be standing over there. On to me.

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You, yes. Our judges will be scoring, and our couples will then

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be ranked on the leader board. Those scores will then be combined

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with your votes, and sadly, one couple's ballroom dreams will not

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come true - shame, shame, shame, only two weeks short of the Grand

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Final in Blackpool. That's right. If you're a digital viewer, press

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the red button for live commentary. We have with us comedian Rory

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Now, then, our first couple tonight is Robbie Savage and his partnerola.

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-- partner ola. They're our first couple. There they are. Everybody

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loved them. I said to Robbie, I bet I know what film you'll be dancing

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too. He said, "What?" I said, Good luck to everyone tonight. Here

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Last Saturday I was incredibly nervous. There was so much to think

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about in the routine. There were promenades and runs. I just knew I

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had an ace up my sleeve. It wasn't completely successful, the psalm

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back, but you can always go on stripping. 25 points. I was

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completely and utterly left adrift at the bottom of the leader board.

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Things weren't looking good. But the public saved me again,

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which was absolutely fantastic. Now we're in the quarter-finals. How

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has that happened? This room, ballroom, a quick step - I'm going

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to try to go and get my best score. You know we're dancing to a song

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from Reservoir Dogs. My God, we're going to look sensational. Well,

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you don't quite have the right look for it. Come on in. Who are you?

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Have you come to fit me for a suit? No, Robbie. He's here to cut your

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hair. Whoa, Whoa, Whoa! Hold it right there, mister. I think you'll

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find it's Ola that needs a haircut. Whoa, Whoa, Whoa, Savage. Don't try

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to turn this around. We have been friends for some time now but I

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won't hesitate to blow your hair off. Let's put our tools down, and

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let's talk. Don't make me do this. Ahh! No!! I hope you're pleased

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 42 seconds

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with yourself, Ola. I don't think Well done. Well done. Wasn't that

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wonderful? Great. Oh, Ola, a beautiful routine, a lovely routine.

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Lovely, but a bit overdressed, a bit -

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LAUGHTER For you - and you - the pair of you.

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Anyway, while you get your breath back, it's a good time to welcome

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our fabulous singer Dave Arch and his wonderful, wonderful orchestra.

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APPLAUSE Also, our judges. Welcome, our

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judges. APPLAUSE

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And just when you thought it was safe to go back on to the

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dancefloor - (THEME FROM JAWS)

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Even our judges have their own movie music. Now, if you judges

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were in films, Alesha would be A Star is Born. Ahh! And the three of

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you would be The Good, the Bad and the Ugly! Oh! Make up your mind who

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is who. All right, then? But, Len, only kidding, of course. What did

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you think of that? I'll tell you what, Robbie, you have given me a

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lot of pleasure all through this series, and you didn't disappoint

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again tonight. You've got the enthusiasm.

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APPLAUSE You've got that sportsman's will to

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win, but it was a little bit rough around the edges for me, you know?

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I'm sorry. You made the best of what you've got. Now, this is the

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nitty-gritty. Someone's going to go home, and I just hope it's not you.

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I haven't seen the others, but it wasn't top notch. Oh, well, a lot

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of disappointment here, but Alesha? Robbie, you're a smooth operator.

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Last week it was all about the entertainer. This week you're back

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in business, good posture, light footed. It was clean. It was

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definitely a cool quick step and I liked it. What about Bruno? Yeah, I

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love the combination of sharp looks and clear attitude. The way you

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were strutting your stuff - somewhere between Kate Moss and

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Russell Brand. In a strange way, it works. You put a lot of tricky

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footwork into this quick step. You really, really paid a lot of

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attention to your erect posture. You tried really hard, and I saw an

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improvement. And I thought it was better. Your ballroom is better.

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Yes. Yes. They all agree. OK. Craig, now, what did you, you think?

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knee pulses at the beginning were completely out of time. Your head

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position needs to go a lot more left, darling and lacked any swing

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or sway, sadly, which made it stiff. I thought you could drive the dance

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a little bit more. BOOING

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It was sort of like a rabbit - it was a little bit like a rabbit

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doing a trot around. BOOING

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I did love the concept, and I did love your performance of it.

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APPLAUSE You can say no more. Did you say

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knee pulses? I didn't know you could take a pulse with your knee!

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Brucey, thank you. A bit over- dressed, as I said, but off you go.

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Off you go. Hey, Robbie, I'm surrounded, you may notice, by all

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the great and the good - Hollywood's finest - hello! Shrek

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on my right. "One cool quick step" - is that the fastest you have ever

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moved your feet? The fastest I have moved in ten years. Is it? You have

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come a long way. You have started this competition with two left feet,

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and now you're two weeks away from the final. How do you feel about

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that? It would be amazing, you know? I have never danced, and ten

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weeks into it, to perform a quick step in front of so many people -

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ten weeks ago, I couldn't dance. It has been a tough week. I'm just

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glad I got through it. The scores scores for Robbie and all Ola. The

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number to call is on your screen. Want to be there? Yeah. You would

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love to be there. Please don't call because if you do, your votes won't

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count, and you'll be charged. There is plenty more movie madness to

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come. Grab the popcorn and settle in. Sweet or salty?

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Sweet! Sweet. Now, next, Harry Judd and his partner Aliona. He was

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wonderful last week with the quick step, the two of them. They're

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dancing to the theme from the movie Robin Hood, and Harry told me all

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about him. He said Robin once was imprisoned at the top of the castle

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tower and still managed to escape. I said, "How did he manage that?"

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He said, "He had a ladder in his tights."! I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

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What a - what a stupid joke. I Last week was absolutely amazing.

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That was outstanding. Superb. certainly didn't expect three tens.

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Sorry, Harry, no nines. It's a ten. But there is room for improvement -

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obviously - one more point. The swing-a-thon was awesome. To top it

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off, we won it. That was even better. Top of the leader board and

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winners of the swing-a-thon. # What a feeling #

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This week it's movie week. Quite used to it. I am dancing to the

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song from Robin Hood Prince of Thieves. Robin Hood wears tights in

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the movie. We should get you some. You definitely won't be getting me

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in tights. You heard it here. "If you ever want to dance with Aliona

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in the -- again, meet me in the forest, lots of love, the Sheriff

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of Nottingham". Aliona, where are you? This isn't is funny. Aliona?

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Harry, help. Right, Rottingham, let's find out

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who you really are. Brendan, what do you think you're doing? I just

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wanted the chance to dance again this week. Your dancing days are

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 42 seconds

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over. Anita was your last chance. Oh, Harry, look! Look what you've

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done! Aliona, look what you've done. That was wonderful. Well, Aliona,

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you've got him in a different mood this week, a different Harry, a

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different Harry. Alesha, did that get you? The best number I have

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seen from a male celebrity in a long time. Oh! It was touching. It

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was sensitive. It was very romantic. He had good hip action, good

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control. It was by no means awkward. It looked very natural and very

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convincing. Thank you. Lovely, very nice. Bruno? I should say, Harry, I

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was very apprehensive because usually at this stage a rumba can

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break or make a man! And I tell you, you turned something that could

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have been tragic into a little bit of magic. You pitched it just right,

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the right balance of romance and passion, a great mix of steps, a

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good - a few basics here and there, but great shapes. You did a great

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job. APPLAUSE

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Thank you very much, Len. It was a gamble this week to have that dance.

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Craig, what did you think? Well, it was hard not to notice that you've

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obviously been working on your hip action. Were were you looking?

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to the tightness of those trousers, but I have to say, I did love it.

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It was simple. It was clean. It was basic. One small - one small...

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one! Wobbly movement over here, sadly, but... Oh, sadly, just one -

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oh. Len? A little bit spikey in the hands on occasions, Harry. Spikey?

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Yeah. Listen. Someone - you know, it's movie

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night, and someone's dreams are going to be left on the cutting

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room floor, but I tell you what - it won't be you.

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APPLAUSE Can't say more than that. Well done,

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Aliona. Well done, Harry. Off you powerball. Did you feel the power

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of that rumba? I did. I loved it. Everyone has been saying how tough

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it is, which it is. I really enjoyed it this week. A convincing

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job you made of it. You're top of the leader board. Are you feeling

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the pressure to stay on top? I tell you, there is pressure every week

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to stay on top, but we're just focusing week to week to do our

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best and enjoying ourselves. you wearing the kept underneath?

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must admit, I kept the nights from before for the winter, just in case.

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score. I had a dream of that number. The dream came true, Harry. Write

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down this number and call later if our Harry had you all aquiver and

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you want him to make your day next Saturday - do you? Do you? Punk!

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got there in the end! With 12 gruelling weeks with barely a day

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off, nobody wants to leave a day before the semi-final, but who is

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going to get your vote? Thank you. Now for our next couple,

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Alex Jones and her partner James. Now, they're dancing to the title

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track of the film Pretty Woman, Richard Gere - yes. Didn't you love

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that movie? Oh, it was such a wonderful movie, and I remember she

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thought that he'd gone back to New York, but he surprised her by

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turning up in a white stretch limo with a bunch of flowers. I got so

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emotional. I cried in the end. But then I - I always get upset

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when I run out of popcorn. APPLAUSE

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You know, you've got that big thing - anyway, I'll be all right in a

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Last weekend, we performed the Charleston.

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# Oh, sometimes I get a good feeling #

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Everybody stood up, which is an amazing feeling, and I thought, God,

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that went well, didn't it? I felt you took a major step backwards

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tonight. Oh, sit down, everybody. Turns out

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it wasn't that amazing. It was mediocre!! James was furious, and

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he didn't do a good job of hiding # A riot

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# I predict a riot # But at the end of the day, the

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people at home decided to keep us in, and that's what's important.

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This week we're dancing the American smooth, which is like a

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foxtrot with lifty bits, and we're dancing it to the tune of Pretty

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Woman. I love that film. This is not a race. I don't know what's

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happened to James. Don't turn your head! But he's become a little bit

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tough. I know I'm always really harsh on you, but you've made it

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all the way to the quarter-finals, and I want you to go and treat

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yourself. Thanks, James. Where is she? Bye!

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# Well, she's all you'd ever want # She's the kind I'd like to flaunt

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and take to dinner # She's a lady

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# Whoa, Whoa, Whoa # Hi! Where have you been? You told

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me to treat myself. I meant get myself lunch. Big mistake - huge

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 42 seconds

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mistake! Didn't you like it? It was great.

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It was great, a happy ending, yeah. All right. Bruno? My darling, don't

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worry because Pretty Woman is an understatement. You were absolutely

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gorgeous! APPLAUSE

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Fabulous transitions in and out of lifts, great turns, fluid. There

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was a tiny incident, but... Yes. tell you, it doesn't spoil the

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gorgeousness of this dance. It was absolutely lovely. Well, lovely -

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that's great. All right, then, Craig? You have finally learned how

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to put "sexy" into dance. APPLAUSE

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Oh! Because you know that. Well, you do now, yes. It was all going

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swimmingly well, and then there was just these feather steps. Listen, I

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loved the dance. I thought you did it great. The lifts were clean and

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good. You came out and really sold it - just that little incident, but

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well done to you. APPLAUSE

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And Alesha? A beautiful song and a gorgeous routine, which you danced

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with elegance and class, and for me, you have been consistently

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improving in this competition, and I think you deserve credit for that.

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The improvement - the improvement... It was beautiful, honestly. Don't

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beat yourself up because I can tell... She's a bit disappointing.

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It was stunning. It was stunning. It was wonderful. Thank you.

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the improvement over the weeks has been tremendous. You wait until you

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look back at some of the other shows, and you'll see, you're doing

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marvellous. No, no. That's what it's all about, this show,

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improvement. And you have improved. Off you go. Off you go.

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beat yourself up. The audience loved it, right? I'm sorry.

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Dress date again! Dress date. I

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understand Pretty Woman is your favourite movie of all time. Mine

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too! Yours is Ghost. She knows you so well. It must be a dream come

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true ballroom dancing. Completely. It was such a nice song to do. I

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wanted to wear the dress and to feel like a film star for the day.

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No wardrobe malfunctions there. Do you reckon James could double as a

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Richard Gere double? Perhaps if we take the lipstick off the cheek!

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Write down this number. Call when lines open later if you want our

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Pretty Woman to get to dance again next Saturday! Coming up in our

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movie night special, Jason is going to be singing in the rain with his

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American smooth, and Chelsee is going to be driving with Shrek.

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Yeah, he's in the building. See, in there? I'm green with envy. Back to

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Now for our next couple, Holly Valance and her partner, Artem, a

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very popular lady and a wonderful dancer. Yes, they're performing to

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the soundtrack of that marvellous film Zorro. Holly said she thought

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I would make a good Zorro. I said, "Is that because I could handle

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myself in a sword fight?" No. She said, "Because you would look so

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much better in a mask". How could a beautiful girl like that be so

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horrible to me? I hope she doesn't tell me! Anyway, here they are in

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training. We're ready to rock 'n' roll.

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I definitely get 100% from my foxtrot, and I got to do a bit of

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solo dancing. I didn't muck up one move, which I couldn't believe.

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Holly! Probably the dance I am most proud of so far. I thought it was

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fantastic! Well done! I have heard him say it too many times, but I

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might make it my ring tone. I was disappointed we were in the bottom

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two - again. I feel like I am letting Artem down again. I am just

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last glad we have the opportunity to come back for another week. I am

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so amped up about getting to do the paso, my passion and fire - it

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suits me better than the fluffier stuff. It's about facing up to each

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other. I think Artem has something up his sleeve to help me get into

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not being in the bottom two and getting into the semi-final - that

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 42 seconds

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would be a dream. love Irish dancing. Yes. Craig, we

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will start off with you. That, my darling, must be your personal best.

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Thank you. The skirt worked. The only thing is you do look at the

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floor always. You need to bring the eye line up, darling. Yes. She just

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wants to know where it is. Lovely to know there's a floor there.

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Right. Len? This competition is all about not where you start, but

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where you finish, and I tell you, you're finishing strong. Well done.

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There again - the improvement. It is the improvement, especially over

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these last three or four weeks. Alesha? I was rooting for you the

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whole way, Holly. Your arms and hands were superb. I loved the

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routine, Artem. I love this week you were really fighting - sorry,

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the table! You were working it. You were totally there character, and

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you have stepped it up a notch. Good for you. Well done, my darling.

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Well done. Finally, Holly, you sources re! That's what I want! And

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I have to point out, the flam enkco a capella sequence is wrong. In

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that Dan, sometimes you do look down because you have to build it

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up and bring it up - even higher. She was brilliant. You do. You have

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to bring it up. You have to look on the floor when you do that. It was

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wonderful. Artem, a marvellous routine. Off you go, and be proud.

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Be proud. audience and the judges. This was

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the dance you were waiting to do. Was it worth the wait? I absolutely

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loved it. The choreography was amazing, getting to stamp my feet.

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Your personal dance. You're fighting to stay out of the bottom

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two. Absolutely. We're working hard to do it. Hopefully, tonight we'll

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do it, but fingers crossed - we're ten out of 12 weeks, can't complain.

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The passion was phenomenal. Loved the bag. The audience are happy

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about that. Your personal best score of the series. Well done,

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Holly. Make a note of the number. Call this number later if you don't

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want Holly and indeed Artem to say hasta la vista to Strictly.

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Bbc.co.uk/strictly for to have a nosey on the latest in ballroom.

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And with the final coming up, there is plenty going on, a bit like

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behind me - behave, children. Over to you, Brucey. Next up is Jason

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Donocan -- Donovan and his partner Kristina. Another popular couple!

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Now, they're dancing to Singing in the Rain, the greatest of all

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musicals. Jason came up to me today and said, "Bruce, can you possibly

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help me?" I said, "Of course. You want me to choreograph the routine

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or just a bit of voice coaching for singing?" He said, "No, I just want

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to borrow your umbrella?" So I gave him my umbrella and walked away and

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left him - lying there. Can't believe that! Oh, oh, oh. Here they

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The Charleston was dance I was happy with. It was truly fabulous.

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Well done. Some great scores. But I felt we were going to do a little

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bit better in the swing-a-thon. It's the Juddmeister and that

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Chelsee - those two are on fire. This week I am officially the

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oldest person in the competition - wow! Never felt old in my life. I

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know it's kind of hard. We were dancing the classic American smooth

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to Singing in the Rain. This is the final push. There is some

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competition. You just have to keep digging deeper. Hey, Jason. What's

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with the umbrella? Ever since we have started this competition, the

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most strangest things have happened to me. I am standing at a bus stop.

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Suddenly, it starts raining. I put my brolly up. The other people look

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at me like I'm crazy. I sit down for a breather in the park. Again

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it starts raining - the bloke next to me, completely dry as a bone.

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And to make matters worse, I can't even eat a sandwich without getting

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wet. Maybe you just need some rest. What are you doing? Exactly what I

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say! Yeah, OK. Hmm. # I'm never going to stop the rain

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by complaining # Kristina, what are you doing?

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just trying to help you to get into the mood of the dance. Really

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 42 seconds

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Well done. And Kristina - listen to that. So lovely. What a great

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number, a great, great number. Now, then, what's going on here? We were

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just chatting. Some excitement tonight. OK. We'll get on with the

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excitement in just a second. Len? Singing in the Rain is such an

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iconic dance, and as soon as you hear the music, your expectation

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are enormous and Gene Kelly's shoes are big to fill, but I tell you

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what, I loved it. The actual foxtrot was right on the money,

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lovely footwork. Jason, you did really, really well. Well done!

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Well done. Cheer up. It's over. It's over. Alesha? A wonderful

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concept which suits you down to a tee. The beginning on the own was

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fabulous. The lift section was brilliant. It was elegantly played,

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and you made it look easy, and I am really happy for you, Jason,

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because I genuinely believe you deserve to be in the semi-finals.

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She said it. She said it. Now, then... Jason goes to Hollywood!

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And I tell you, actually, you took a huge risk with this and Len

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pointed it out. I am not going to repeat it because we're talking

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about one of the best movies ever made, but you made it your own. It

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was a clever tribute, beautifully set up. The foxtrot was classic,

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excellently executed, well placed, and a great Hollywood ending. It

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was a very, very special performance. I loved it.

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APPLAUSE Well, I can't wait for Craig. Craig,

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what did you think? It's getting boring now. Everyone's good!

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LAUGHTER Uh, I really loved it. I really did.

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A lot of charisma. It was just really fantastic, really.

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Marvellous! You're really good tonight, Craig. Isn't he good?

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know, behaved. Get off before he changes his mind - quick. Off you

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Len said you filled Gene Kelly's shoes. Was that a glorious feeling?

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Well, it felt right, and I - before the actual dance, I sort of thought,

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just relax and enjoy it, and particularly the first section I

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felt was right in the pocket, but it was - as Craig would say, it was

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a bonzer, mate. More lifts than you have ever done. Do you think that's

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enough to get you into the semis next week? Well, we try hard, and

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there is some talent here. A lot of competition. Let's just hope the

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public vote for us and want us to Woo! It's raining tens! Raining

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tens. Congratulations. Well deserved, a fabulous routine. Call

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this number later did you want our very own Aussie Gene Kelly to come

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back like a boomerang next week. Does that sound bonser, Jason?

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overwhelmed. Thank you very much. Your vote could mean the difference

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between your favourite staying or going.

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Back to you. Thank you, Tess. Our next couple

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tonight is Chelsee Heeley and her partner Pasha. What a night tonight.

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They're dancing to the theme from the movie Shrek. The movie features

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all the famous cartoon characters like Sleeping Beauty, who sleeps

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for a hundred years - big deal - did you counted up all my afternoon

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naps! Here they are in training. When I step on to the dancefloor,

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it's a very scary feeling. There was a lack of intensity to the

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dance. I didn't show what I should have been showing. Just act the

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dance more. The steps were great. You nailed them. The passion is the

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next step. I enjoyed it so much. To get on that floor and dance each

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week, I enjoy it so much. I really don't want it to be the end. It's

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coming to the end of the competition. The level of dancing

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is really high, and judges are looking for better and better

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performances each week. I am kind of proud of myself for once. I

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never thought I would get this far. This week I am dancing the jive to

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a song from the movie Shrek. Come on, Princess, smile. Apparently I

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am playing the Us Princess, a beautiful long dress, a tiara. I

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reckon it's probably the nearest I'll get to being a Princess.

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trip was organised to Shrek, the Musical in the West End, so it will

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help me get into character. people in there will help you get

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all dressed up into character. you on stage. OK, Chelsee, are you

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ready? Aaaah! # Hey, now, you're an all-star #

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There has been some sort of mistake. Look at me. You look perfect.

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thought you said I was going to be a Princess. But you are a Princess,

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Princess Fiona. That's how she looks. But definitely still a

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 42 seconds

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Princess? That's how she looks. They deserve that. Chelsee, have a

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look. Look. And down here. Acknowledge them here. And the

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judges were jumping up and down. What a dance! What a dance. What a

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dance! Huh? That was really good. Thank you! Oh, my darling, I'm

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telling you, the fairy tale really has a happy ending. This gets you

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fast-tracked to the semis, I am sure. Absolutely. It was wonderful.

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OK. Craig? It is, darling, a little disconcerting, I have to say. I

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love the routine. You need to pick your knees up a little bit more.

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It's a small detail, but it was incredible.

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BOOING I was just saying it was incredible.

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Applause. Details. OK. Who cares! Who cares. On the ceiling.

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goodness sake! I got in just before Len there. If you're not back next

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week, I'll pickle me walnuts! did I say? What did I say? And

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Alesha, my darling. Chelsee and Shrek, you look amazing. Listen. It

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was cute. It was fun. It was punchy and playful. You were kicking and

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turning like nobody's business. You found your dance. It was incredible.

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Thank you so much. Yes! And I know I turned down the part

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of the donkey, but it was so wonderful to watch you... Thank you,

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Bruce. And the atmosphere - you have given us a wonderful finish to

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Wow, in a word - a bit green around the - a bit off colour there, Pasha.

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Can you hear me?! You were described as a Princess earlier on

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in the competition. Now you actually got to play one tonight.

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How did it feel? Amazing. Princess dress - it's just a shame about the

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Prince. All he needs is a Prince. Do you feel like you're starring in

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your own Strictly bonanza of a movie? Um, I don't know! "Fairy

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tale fast tracked to the semis" 39 out of 40 - your highest score,

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Chelsee... Yes. And the best reaction to a ten all night. Right.

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Jot down the number and call when lines open very shortly if our

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Chelsee's jive had you up in the aisles cheering. We're two weeks

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from the final in Blackpool. Can you believe it, Chelsee? No. It's

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coming up. Do you want to be there? I would love to, yeah. That's it.

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All of our scene-stealing couples have brought us blockbuster

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performances tonight. Here is how Remember, you can change that

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because the phone lines are now open.

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Get voting. 8.30pm they close. Details can be found at

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bbc.co.uk/strictly. Brendan? Here to help to remind me of those

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 42 seconds

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I hope you agree it's been a silver screen classic, and I'm sure our

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movie stars didn't disappoint. Next weekend it's the semi-finals, but

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alas for one couple their ballroom dream will be gone with the wind,

:59:58.:00:01.

unfortunately. Pick up the phone and dial those numbers because your

:00:01.:00:07.

votes can change everything. Your stars really do need you. In the

:00:07.:00:12.

Results Show tomorrow at 7.25pm, Tess and Claudia will say a sad

:00:12.:00:15.

cheerio to one of our couples. It's sad, but that's what's going to

:00:15.:00:19.

happen, and we'll be back in the ballroom next Saturday at the

:00:19.:00:24.

slightly earlier time of 6.30pm because they'll be doing two dances

:00:24.:00:30.

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