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Stkpwhrts Tuesday, welcome to It Takes Two. -- it's Tuesday. They

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were in the dreaded dance-off at the weekend. Let's give them a big

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cheer. Denise and James are here. Aussie pride is at stake tonight as

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she takes on the Pro Challenge. Please welcome, Natalie Legs Lowe.

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And look at these two, they have 5,000 sequins stitched on to their

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outfits between them. Here to talk choreography and costumes, it's

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Karen Hardy and Julien MacDonald. This is Strictly, It Takes Two,

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please welcome your host, Zoe Ball. Hello and welcome to It Takes Two.

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I will be chatting to the saved couple Denise and James in a moment.

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But first, here is a reminder of their performance. The jive part of

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it I thought was incredible. Your kicks and flicks are be a shrultly

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fantastic. Really brilliant. -- absolutely. I thought the quickstep

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had go and the jive had show. It was a proper fusion. Eye-popping

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explosive jive. Morphing beautifully into a lively and

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cheerful quickstep. Except for that moment. You know, these things

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happen. Eight. Nine. Nine. Nine. would like to say going from

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ballroom to Latin was seamless, but... I've never, ever worked with

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someone that works so hard. You put in so much effort. Only one couple

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will dance again next week. Judges? Denise and James. Denise and James.

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Denise and James. Please welcome Denise and James.

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Oh, bless you both. Congratulations on getting through to the semi-

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final. That's the best bit. Not the easiest of weekends for you.

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Amazing performance and shocker of being in the bottom two. Someone

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had to be in it. We had a feeling early on in the show when we were

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slipping down the leaderboard. We expected it, really. We were

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prepared, weren't we? You went on first. Incredible performance. Then

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they start falling, tens, tens. You were starting to worry, then,

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James? We were in the bottom half of the leaderboard. Everyone knows

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if you are in that middle bracket people don't necessarily vote as

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much for you. We were practising after the live show and we were

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ready for it, let's put it that way. Can I also just say that I think

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obviously we were devastated that Nicky left as well. He is such a

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wonderful guy. And Karen. I would like to say for the record that

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Craig was wrong about him. He gave him a fie. He was better than that.

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-- five. He did an amazing performance. A lot of people agree.

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I can see how visibly upset you were. It is a an upsetting thing

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when it is like - oh my goodness, we have to dance again for our

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lives. Was it nice to be saved but then lose a friend? It is a

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difficult situation. We have been together for so long. We form

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friendships. There is a bond there. I love Nicky and Karen. As much as

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we were relieved and pleased at the same time I was sad for them. You

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can't really good too excited but of course we are really happy to be

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in the semi-final. Also it's sad knowing that you put in all this

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time and effort. Admittedly someone has to be in the bottom two. But

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you kind of know when you are there that the public haven't necessarily

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picked up the phone and voted for you as much as other people. It is

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sad to know that. It feels like rejection, doesn't it? That no-one

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loves you. People hate us. We know you are hugely competitive.

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Everyone on the show is. But we never thought you'd try to outdo

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each other in the pain game. Oh, no. No pain no, gain.

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The pain game. Denise Van Outen verse s shimmy Jimmy. Are you

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ready? Been ready. Three, two, one, fight.

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Don't do that. I hardly touched you. One, two... It's going to hurt.

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Oh, sorry. Now my ankle is killing me. My nose.

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I'll try and go for something else then.

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I hit my nose on your bum. Shimmy Jimmy wins.

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So good. It is so good. The guys in your Ed it team are brilliant.

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have never had so many bruises. -- edit team. I'm surprised you have

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ankles that work. New week, new challenge. Let's forget last week.

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This week, semi-finals. Two dances. Which are you doing? Rumba and

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tango. I was just hoping she remembered. Early days. How is it

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going? Is there one you are preferring at the moment? We have

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only done one. We haven't finished that yet. We have started on the

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rumba. I thought a little bit outside the box. Trying to get

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Craig back on-side. We have gone more emotive. It is not a

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traditional rumba that you will see. It is more story-telling. We like

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story-telling. It could be very beautiful but... I don't want it

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hear that. It could be one of those ones when you finish that people

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go... Lovely. A slow moment. tumbleweed moment. How are you

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going to keep Denise's spirits up? She's training with me. All she

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needs. I don't know about that. are you going to keep your spirits

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up?! Is it tricky to have two dances. But they were fused, now

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you have two whole big dances. is tricky. It takes me at least

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three days to learn one dance. We have to learn two. It takes me

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three days to choreograph. So that's six days. Times two. If we

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have 12 days, we're OK this week. We are so close now. Semi-finals

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this weekend. What would it mean to you, Denise to get to the final?

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I would love to be in the final. It is the icing on the cake. What you

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work for the whole time you are putting the hours in, in training.

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It's amazing. I would love to get there for James it. Would be

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amazing. I'd love to get there for me, too. Never mind her. Good luck

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for this week. You are brilliant. Denise and James.

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Dance fusion meant it was buy-one- get-one-free on choreography this

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weekend. Always worth every penny is our very own Karen Hardy. Thanks.

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In your face! Please welcome Karen Hardy.

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Don't do your Shimmy Jimmy at me. massive six tens. Who thought the

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dance fusion would be such a success. I think what was exciting,

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it challenged the professionals. It's the first time anyone had this

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idea on the show. They were thinking - mine is going to be the

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best fusion. I love it when the professionals lift their game.

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Let's start with Denise and James. A shocker they were in the bottom

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two. Len made the comment the flicks in the quickstep were a bit

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too jive-ified. Jive-ified is interesting. How nit-picking the

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judges are getting. It is about the technique. Remember all those weeks

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ago I said get the technique right early and the foundations of the

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support is there for you. Here we go, we are nearing the end. As we

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go into the jive, these are the pendulum I can kicks we are after.

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We know she got caught in the dress, so we will ignore that. I want to

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demonstrate, a little bit. How we go. OK, let's see it. When we are

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go. OK, let's see it. When we are looking at a jive flick they are

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sharp. We have the knees working. It's got the real Latino freedom

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about it. When we do the quickstep flicks, they are much lighter and

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freeer and softer What happened with this dance, it was so fast.

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James was clever in the sense in that he chose a wow dance. Of the

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five ballroom, you have the quickstep, the wow. Of the five

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Latin they are the jive, they are always danced last because they

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always danced last because they have big impact. He saw those two

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and put them together and went for the wow effect. But fast music,

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lots of choreography. I think 2 just lost a little bit of sparkle,

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of the entertainment factor, for me. However the quality and content in

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there was incredible. She is doing amazing. Kimberley and Pasha a

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different weekend for them. Four tens. And they have the accolade of

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the highest scored dance of the series. Did they deserve it?

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Incredible. We were saying last week, if they were going to break

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the 34, it had to be a dance with a lot of gambles in it. Tain had to

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absolutely come out and whack us all. -- and it had. I think they

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are listening to us on Tuesday. That's what we got. Talking about

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the fusion. This is what I want to show you. Look at the tango. I have

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slowed it down. Straight up out into the cha-cha-cha. Another demo

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into the cha-cha-cha. Another demo here. This is really interesting.

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You are spoiling us. Let's imagine the tango. So she has to be in the

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closed hold position. She has to be right down in the knees. She has

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her body contact. She has to get the head the way up, strong

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stacatto action and within one step, come right the way up, straight

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legs, hip actions, the Cuban movement in the body. That fusion

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they put in was seamless. And so they put in was seamless. And so

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clever. Well done. Dani and Vincent and their Charleston and quickstep.

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Darcey was saying Dani has improved in technique and they got the tens.

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Well-deserved? Welcome the dehave a, she's on the dancefloor. I

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absolutely loved this dance. -- d diva. Look at the steps I have cued

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up. Their quick ste. The difficulty of that movement and into the

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Charleston, the twisting of the feet and what I love, she's

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bringing her own feeling, her own emotion to it. So for me, it's pure

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dancing we are seeing now. It's not a numbers gi. It's not this is the

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choreography, this is the timing -- a numbers game. She is actually

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bringing this dance alive for me. I thought worthy of maybe one more

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ten. Of another ten, we wanted for Dani. That was said by lots of fans.

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Louis and Flavia and their tango and rum BA how well did Louis coach

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with fusing those two dancing together? -- rumba. You could see

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it was interesting. You could see it was definitely the rumba and

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tango. What caught my eye is Flavia took the gamble of using the rumba.

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In the past the celebrity men's have looked terrible. Look at the

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basic. Look at the hip action and the connection between the two of

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them. The softening of his body action. It was absolutely first

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class. That was check-forward walks. You know celebrities in the past,

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men doing rumbas, it's... When you hear of a man doing the rumba, you

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say - don't make me watch it. a gamble in the quarter-finals to

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take a shre dance. James took the - - slow dance. James took the quick

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ones. She went slow. That can expose technique and timing. Rumba

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has four beats and only three steps. Really hard. The quality of his

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dancing was superb. And the change into the lovely tang yes action we

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had. Absolutely brilliant. -- tango action. So exciting. They are so

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brilliant. Lisa and Robin. Len said it was predictable. Craig said her

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topline was failing her. What did you make of the fusion? The fusion?

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It was deaf fitly the fusion. Robin, a -- definitely a fusion. Robin

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knows what his job is, it is to hide her weaknesses and push the

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strength forward. What did he do? The big costume change and big

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smile. It really hit home that that beautiful smile and the energy that

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she brings to the floor was her selling point. There are weaknesses

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still in there. The technique, we've got - there was bits of

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gapping. I have chosen a clip here. It's still falling apart and

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bouncey. She needs to be more down in the knees but overall she's

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still bringing us the entertainment on a Saturday night. My coach said

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to me one day - it's not all about the technique girl, get out and

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perform and make people happy. I think that's what she is doing

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every Saturday. She's connecting with their hearts. At the end of

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the day it's down to everybody at home. She did make a lot of

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mistakes but she was very clever in the way she covered it up. Other

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celebrities that made that many mistakes, everybody at hem said

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goodbye. But they love leasia. It'll be so exciting this weekend.

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I don't want any of them to go. -- love Lisa.

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Thank you very much, Karen. Time now to get to know our pro dancers

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better as they reveal some more of their deepest, darkest secretary

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reets I'm Natalie Lowe. Robin Windsor. Erin Boag. I have...

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confession to make. Before I started Strictly I was a

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beauty therapist for 12 years. The first pedicure I ever gave was on

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my fatherment he pretty much couldn't walk for a week afterwards.

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So, I decided to hang that up and start dancing.

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Every week, without fail, Thursday morning, I have to be at the

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hairdressers. Haircut, shave, eyebrows, tint.

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Once, quite a long time back, Anton wasn't very nice to me, so I bought

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him a chest-wax experience. I went in with him on the day and sat down

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beside him on the chair. As he lay down he turned to me and said - is

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this going to hurt? I went - not at all. She smothered the wax on, put

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the cloth on, and she pulled it. He hit the ceiling. It was one of the

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best days of my life. Erin Boag is still standing strong at the top of

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our Pro Challenge leaderboard. Can our next contender knock her off?

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Please welcome Natalie Lowe. Hello, legs. Oh, I get a kiss. I love you.

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Look at those legs. Nice to have them back. Last year you were

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eighth in the Pro Challenge. Don't remind me. Sorry about that. How

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nervous were you about this one? was just wanting to do really well,

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I guess. Kickball changes, you know, not too difficult. But I'm not too

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sure. Did you do any training? not really. I just went out there

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and thought I'd give it all I've got. I have been doing kickball

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changes my whole life. You could be good at them. Do you think you can

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knock Erin Boag off the top spot? 71? No way. It's not possible. No

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way I could get that. Let's take a look and see if you can do it.

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doing everything I can to get to the top of the Pro leaderboard. I'm

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hoping it'll be enough. Looking forward to it. Doing loads of

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practice, ready to go. Hello. Do you think you are going to do well?

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I'm going to win it. That's the spirit. Go for it, darling.

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Five, four, three, two, one, spot. Lovely, well done. That was clean.

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It was efficient. It was fast. Technically they looked great. You

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used your upper body as well, which I think helped. I think you did

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very well. That was formidable, darling, Natalie, thank you so very

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much. Please leave the floor. you. I think I might have been a

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little bit too careful with it. Too precise. Too technical. I actually

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want to do it again. I think I could have been a bit faster than

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what I was. Craig said you were formidable. You

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make me laugh - did you do any practice? No. Then you were like,

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"I've been practising." Maybe a little bit. I knew that would

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happen. Was it harder than you thought it would be? The 15 second

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afterwards I was getting tired. I thought I'd come home and do it as

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strong as I o could. It was difficult. My legs were numb

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afterwards. How many kickball changes do you think you managed in

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30 seconds? 60? 65. No, 6 0. I don't know. Come on then. They have

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been counted and verified, Natalie Lowe. I can reveal that you

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perform... 58 kickbull changes. Oh, I said about 60. Let's look at

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the leaderboard then. You did better than Karen Hauer with her 33.

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Lovely Karen, she just took her time. But it does seem there is no

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touching Boag up the top there. She is way ahead. Is there anyone you

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think can do better than Erin? Vincent or Flavia. I hope Erin wins.

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Can we have a bullroom challenge next year? -- ballroom. I'll put it

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to the producers. Lovely to see you as always.

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! Thank you. This weekend was an absolute smorgasbord of top designs,

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fringes, ruffles and sequins glalor. Galore. Of course this all got one

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man very excited, indeed. # The look of love #

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Please welcome the ultra-glam Julien MacDonald.

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Hello, gorgeous man. Can I just say the double sequins greatly

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appreciated tonight. You have topped yourself with outfits.

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That's amazing. Is that your own? 25,000 sequins.

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You are hysterical. Did you enjoy the dance fusion this weekend?

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loved it. Full of my favourite things. It was. Which we will

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discuss at length. Who are your must-see top three this week? Who

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is at the number three spot? Number three is Dani. Looking gorgeous in

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her flapper dress. Why did you love this look on her so much? Well,

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what an incredible transformation of a young girl. She's so energetic,

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full of life. She looked strictly glamorous. And she looked confident

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in it. I love the fact as the series goes on, there is less and

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less of the outfits. Fringing, dare I say, one of your favourites this

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season. Tell us more. Well this is paneled fringes. This is an

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exclusive. It is panels of fringes. It is eight panels and eight metres

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of fringes put on to this tiny little skirt. Very, technical.

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a great effect there, as well. What about the crystal work? Lay the

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facts down for me. Well in this tiny little slither of a dress,

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there is not much a dress there, there is over 5,000 geometric

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crystals. Now, what out for geometric designs - I am being

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serious, in fashion - it is going to be big for next season. Note

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taken. Who is your number two this week? My number two look of the

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week is the fabulous Denise. A round of applause there for

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Denise, gorgeous. Amazing dress, so unusual. What stood out for you?

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was surprised to see Denise look so grown-up. Normally she wears

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fringes, crystals, bows. All your favourites. All my favourites

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things. I love the '40s feel, very film-star and Hollywood.

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reminded me of Doris Day. Impressive skirt. Tell me about the

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detail. How do they create that volume? There are ro two raspberry

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petty could the, and underneath, apart from the gorgeous black

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knickers is a secret fabric called crinoline. It is a stiff fabric

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that makes that skirt stick right out. You mugs have been excited --

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you must have been excited because there are ruffles in the petit coat.

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Apparently over eight metres. knows all this. He measures it

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himself. The top lay he were and crystal work. Is that some kind of

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lace work? It is very much a kind of a spider, circular motive of

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crystal lace work. Lace is a very in-fashion fabric especially for

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the Christmas period, which we are in. Happy Christmas, by the way.

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And there is over 5,500 gold crystals encrusted on to this

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spaghetti of lace. He spat at me a little bit as he was saying that.

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There were so many Ss. Who is your top spot? Top of the leaderboard,

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of course, Miss Kimberley Walsh. She looked so hot. Wherch she got

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four tens, I cried. -- when she got. She looked so hot. Well, why don't

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I like it? It's got fringes. It's got crystals, it's got panels, and

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colour and she is definitely ten out of ten. She got 50 this weekend.

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Vicy was saying, in wardrobe, it was one of the dresss that has

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taken the longest to make. Give us some more details? The front

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section of the dress is glass beads, over 1 thousand little beads,

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thread on to a little fringe. Each one done by the hands of angels.

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Proper angels. Look at the crystal work, again, 2dom 500 crystals.

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love the shoulders, the way it is angled at the back. -- 2,500

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crystals. An unusual hemline on the skirt. How does it stay in shape?

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It is a special fashion hemline, short at the front, long at the

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back. This little skirt is made out of four panels and four godets.

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They are back. We know what it is, it is a triangular into the fabric

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to create volume. You notice you are the only one saying that. But

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she did look so hot there. She zshe just looked so sexy, red devilish

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and definitely my favourite dress of the season. Someone else caught

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your eye on night, though. Who was your guilty pleasure of week?

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this guy gets better and better and better. Look at Louis. He is doing

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the Swazwhy, e. Is that a velvet waistcoat? Yes, with a blue. Hang

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on. Look at the pelvic thrust. Wouldn't you want to wake up on

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Christmas day with Louis wrapped up in bows and godets. A personal

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choice. Look at the guns. I'm not looking. But you have been

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spreading Strictly joy again. Our favourite part of the show. We have

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had a firefighter a plumber and zoo keeper, whose life have you added

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magic to this week? The Strictly fashion magic has been added to

:26:44.:26:54.
:26:54.:26:56.

Chris, from Swansea, who is a My I'm Chris Hughes. Originally

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from Swansea. Now working in a butcher shop in London. I've had a

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word with Julien MacDonald. He has offered to lend me a Strictly come

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dancing outfit. Let's see if it Liffens up my shop and my day. I

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feel fabulous. What do you think Buttercup.

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How do I look? Your regular attire. It's good for your posture. You are

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aware of it. It makes you hold your tummy in, instead of being like

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this all the time. Wiggle your leggings and arms at the same time.

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# It's not unusual... # Just dancing on my own, darling.

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Can you lift me. I'll try. Ready? That's very good. Marks out of ten,

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my dear? Nine. Thank you so much. I've seen better. Liar. If you are

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ever looking for a dancing partner, you know where to come. Chris is

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already all show. This definitely made his day. You need some fake

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tan. You like? Really nice. I've had a wonderful

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day today. So have the customers. The only bad part is having to give

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the outfit back. I'm sure I can have a word with management to see

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what they can do. Come on, Chris. He is such a turn. Isn't he

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fantastic. What a great sport. Can you put me aside a couple of Shanks

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and chops? I will go to his butchers. Thank you for spreading

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costume drama into our show this week again. Semi-finals next week.

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Can't wait to see you. Thank you very much to all my guests tonight.

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