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It's Friday and we've all the big names coming into our

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And our Friday Panel: Alexander Armstrong,

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I'm on the list. Alan Ball, Johnny Ball, your name isn't on the list.

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Let's not kick off, where you go. This is outrageous! Not in those

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trainers, and all right, love. Please welcome your host, Zoe Ball.

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CHEERING Hello and welcome to

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Friday's It Takes Two. We may be half way through

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the series, Have a look at our VIP area,

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it's crammed. I'll be speaking to that lot in a

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bit so don't tire yourselves out. There's definitely

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a party atmosphere here tonight, but how are things over at the

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Strictly Studios in Elstree? Hi, it's Vanessa. I am back here for

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the first time since 2013, I can't believe it. Peter Andre dancing in a

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You will see Jeremy and Karen rehearsing.

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Tomorrow night they're dancing the Tango to Go West

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Stick with me, baby. I will be talking tango with Jeremy and Karen

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tanning with Ali Ash and tailoring with the lovely Vicky Gill. Lovely

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to have her back. Right, first up tonight they gave

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their Harry Potter-themed paso everything they had on Saturday

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night, Hogwarts and all. Welcome Kellie and Kevin. Princess

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Leya, Hermione, you are having far too much fun. I am. Unbelievable,

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how was your paso? I loved it, we had the best time. We had a blast. I

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was pleased we managed to negotiate fireworks and a table and we had an

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explosion. You couldn't have had any more in there. Was dancing on top of

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the scary? It was narrow. The first time we rehearsed with the table was

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the day before on Friday and they set it up in a tent, next door to

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the studio. It was that table, but we have two benches that were quite

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narrow on two legs either end. The first time we went through it, I

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stepped off onto the bench and the bench went from under me and broke

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and I landed on my bottom. Have we got it on video? No! Sadly it was

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only Kevin and I in the win but I have never seen Kevin Clifton look

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so worried in my life -- in the room. I was expecting tens for that

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dance. LAUGHTER I don't mean to cry laughing but did

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you hurt yourself? Luckily my bottom cushion the blow. There is nothing

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on that bottom. So skilled, how was last week, perfecting the paso? I

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will be we honest, I wish I had more time. To practice. I really felt, I

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loved it, we had a great time but I feel like if I had a bit more time

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to actually get to grips with the dance itself, I probably could have

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done a better job. You need to stop sleeping! LAUGHTER

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Honestly, she is not taking it seriously enough. Kevin, Star Wars,

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Harry Potter. We are working our way through your favourite films, what

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is your next fancy dress up? We are excited. I am lucky that Kellie goes

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along with my crazy ideas. I have told him I will not be a wrestler.

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She said no to that. Star Wars and Harry Potter. I have always dream of

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dressing up as the fresh Prince. The Carlton dance. Can you work that

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into musical week? 28 points, 7 from the judges, were you disappointed,

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it is not a terrible score but after working, did you think he is? It is

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a difficult one. For me, I felt disappointed, slightly disappointed,

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for Kevin more than myself. I felt like because he is the paso king and

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all of that. I thought, I have let you down. Did she let you down? That

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is ridiculous, she was amazing. You were absolutely amazing. He is

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loving dancing with you. CHEERING Let's talk about this, we absolutely

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loved it, this week you are slowing it down, two very fast dancers, paso

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and the jive. As it been quite nice it down, two very fast dancers, paso

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to do a waltz and take down the pace, not that it is easy because it

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is not? It is not easy, it is difficult. I have really enjoyed it

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until last night. O no. Classic Take That. Hang on. What do we think, it

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looks good. What happened last night? I struggle. I had a run of

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training sessions where I felt like... Everything went wrong. You

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know when you feel you have learned it and then it all goes out the

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window and you have forgotten everything. I did not get in the

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right position, my pivots was awful. I felt frustrated and really sad.

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But that's good because it is out I felt frustrated and really sad.

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the way. I'm all good, today. We are not -- we love a story with a happy

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ending. Is it a tear-jerker, I am already on the edge? I hope so. I

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hope people won't cry because it is bad. It is lovely. I don't want to

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go down the really sad root of IR Megyn Kellie sad apparently. We

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tried to put a Megyn Kellie sad apparently. We

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than love, hate, we are breaking up. We are moving house. Love Ain't Here

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Anymore. Just going down the road. We are still together. You obviously

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thought about me. We noticed how you deal with Kellie's training room

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frustrations very well, he showered her with smiles and happiness.

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Enjoy. LAUGHTER I don't think I should be on the

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television, any more. Gosh! Let me see that happy face. I want to get

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it right. Don't give me that grumpy face. LAUGHTER

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And again. LAUGHTER APPLAUSE

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He is amazing I have to tell you, last night, when I really felt like

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it was all going wrong, the song is Take That Love Ain't Here Anymore.

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Kevin sang to me, Take That Love Ain't Here Anymore.

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dance, Kellie is awesome at the How can you not smile when that is

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happening? We cannot wait. Good luck tomorrow night, Kellie and Kevin.

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APPLAUSE APPLAUSE

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Sorry, Kellie. Norman, I hope you don't mind. LAUGHTER

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Thank you. I'm getting quite hot. Now, so far our couples have

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performed six routines, but there's no rest for

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the wicked as Georgia and Jeremy are This week, Samba. Bouncy. Hips.

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There are quite a few part I am struggling with because it is so

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fast. That was really throwing me, the direction. It is about having

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the energy on the night to keep it until the end. I am 24 and I feel

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50. I have bruises on my arm, wounds. My legs are killing, but it

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will be worth it, I am sure. This week we are dancing the tango.

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God. Karen has got a really nasty, lost her voice, thing. She has given

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me a film of my part. Does this look bizarre? I bet it is really funny.

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It is quite hard to dance while holding a phone. There is a lot of

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work that needs to go into the technical aspects of the tango. You

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look a bit frail, you need to be rock solid. I am pushing for Jeremy

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to keep that frame absolutely impeccable. Look up. There is a lot

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of responsibility. If I started to sag here, there is nothing she can

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do. Let's head back to the Strictly

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studios to see what mischief Vanessa Here I am in make up work right a

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lot of the magic of strictly happens. I am with Jeremy and Karen.

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Hello, how are you? I am doing fine. I have watched you rehearse. I had

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been sworn to secrecy. You are halfway through Strictly, did you

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think this would happen? No, I didn't and it is down to my

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teacher. Making small improvements and I am loving it so much, I am

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loving learning. This dance that we are doing is a tango, hard to show

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joy in a tango. I wonder what that facial expression was, maybe you can

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edit files, what were you trying to convey with that face? Stern. You

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don't want to brood in a couple of times. He has to be proud. Give me

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proud. That's right. Proud. We saw you attempt at the tango face. It

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was a bit... Slightly misfired last time. Could you show us how it has

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improved. Last time I was trying to do a news face and this time it is

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like that, is that working? Did me a smile with the tango face. We want

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to bring that smile in. But then a stern face. LAUGHTER

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It doesn't work if you laugh. We will do it together. I'm impressed.

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That is completely different on a level from last time. Normally, we

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are supposed to be serious journalists. If you are interviewing

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yourself at this point in your journey because this is an epic

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odyssey you are making, what would you ask yourself? You are wearing a

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cowboy costume and I famously did a graphic some years back when I was

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in a cowboy hat and I got panned for it in an election. I was thinking

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this is awkward for me and Karen said to me I will give you something

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to do, I guarantee you had never done it before, where a cowboy hat

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on TV and I'm afraid I had. This is bringing back that graphic. It is

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wonderful to see the set and the lights and everything working

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together, in service of the dance. It is stuff I have never done

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before. Has he got the true grit to make something magical out of the

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tango? He is an absolute legend. Everything I choreographed he always

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brings out the best of it. Every time it is a home run for me. With

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Jeremy. When I did Strictly, you could feel fine until you are right

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for the Jets rehearsal and see what the people rehearsing, have you seen

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anyone else rehearse? Karen has advised me not to look too closely.

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I saw Peter Andre rehearsing and I could tell it was going well and I

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looked away. This dance doesn't have a lift and one of the things that I

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find the scariest and you are probably the same, is when you get

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lifted all you have to lift the person. We had a death drop last

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time and I said to Karen, why is it called that and she said if you drop

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me I am dead. No lift, this time. Reassurance in that. I had some

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quickfire questions because a bonfire night, Jeremy, who is the

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loudest celebrity this year? Iwan always talking in a lovely way. Who

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is the most competitive couple? Oh! That's hard. They hide it well. Not

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sure. Too diplomatic. If you could listen to just one album for the

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rest of your life, would you Peter Andre The Platinum Collection

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or Daniel O'Donnell The Inspiration choose Green you don't even mention

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the wanted. Peter, because he is still in. That was so diplomatic.

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Now, we're halfway through the series, and with some classic

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routines already in the Strictly history books, it's time to preview

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what is coming your way this weekend with my Friday Panel.

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Please welcome, Alexander Armstrong, Lisa Faulkner and Rufus Hound.

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Calmed down. The exciting thing this year, Alexander, and you looked

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delightful. I am hosting a snooker tournament! Is that they are taking

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turns at the top. Does it make it more exciting that there is no clear

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favourite? Do you look at trends. Anita, having a fantastic time. It

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is hard to call. It is. We have the Argentine tango. The first. Do you

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Argentine tango? No? What a shame. I imagine you and Richard doing an

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Argentine tango. He would rose. What has been your highlight? One of my

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highlights was Helen being Marilyn Monroe. She was beautiful. She

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danced to I want to be loved by you. She was beautiful. I sat there

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and... She is one to watch. She is very good. At the top a lot. We have

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a trained dancer among us. APPLAUSE. Cheryl Cole is now a thing

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of legend. Brilliant. As a professional dancer, Rufus, who has

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impressed you this series? The God's honest truth, we are at that

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stage when we know the rubbish ones and we know the good ones and I have

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not decided which of the good ones is my favourite but there are

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rubbish ones I was fond of who bit the dust early. He went to soon? I

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quite fancy to seeing more of Ainsley Harriott. I would like

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somebody you can see the joy of dancing in their eyes. Coming

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through in their performances. Technically it was all over the

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place. Dancing is the vertical expression of horizontal desire and

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you felt that with Ainsley Harriott. Kellie and Kevin, feast your eyes.

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They are doing a waltz to Take That. Beautiful frame. Lovely. Waltz.

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Katie had a brilliant week with hers. It can sometimes awaken the

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Viennese in people. If anybody has seen my fear -- Viennese. With a

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bite mark edit, I will have it later! It could be a good week for

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them. I love Kellie and Kevin. Last week and they were amazing. Believe

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my daughter was watching because it was all Harry Potter and she was

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excited. -- Billy. What do you was all Harry Potter and she was

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of Katie, this is her quickstep? 42nd Street. If you cannot excel

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with Anton du Beke in a quickstep, get off the show. If you are doing a

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Latin dance with Anton du Beke, you are not necessarily entirely

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responsible for the outcome. But in the hands of Anton du Beke, a

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quickstep... And you can tell it is all the things a quickstep should be

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to be pleasing. That will be smashing. You have not got to worry

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to be pleasing. That will be about that. Top

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to be pleasing. That will be will go as far as saying probably

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top two. Remember that, ladies and gentlemen. Jamelia and Tristan

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having an interesting time. Viennese waltz. Will she stay out of the

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bottom two? Do you think it will be a repeat performance? I feel for

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Jamelia. She is doing well, she looks beautiful. Being in the bottom

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two for two weeks must knock your confidence and I do not know how on

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Monday you think, I must start again. I feel sorry for her because

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she is doing well. People love a waltz. The viewers at home love a

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waltz. Will you be voting? Yes! They say that now... What would it

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do to your confidence, Alexander? I don't know what you do to get around

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that because it is about boys, is it there, or there, I forget -- poise.

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Helen and Aljaz. A rumba, this week, which can be a bit weird. They are

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dancing to Adele and she is pretty amazing. I think it will be

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special. Are you moved? I am moved. Helen dances so well. Look at this.

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This I think is a Helen dances so well. Look at this.

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The rumba, you can get good points for the rumba. Yes, it is hard to

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remember a good rumba. That looks like a gold standard. They might be

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looking at top marks. like a gold standard. They might be

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the bottom of the leaderboard, but like a gold standard. They might be

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why. Why is she so high up in the people'shearts? Because she goes for

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it. I saw her earlier and said, do you feel sick on a Friday night,

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thinking about Saturday? She said yes, but I love it. It is so nice to

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see how everybody is excited by it and she goes for it. Go, Carol. If

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you like the music the couples are dancing to, go to the website for

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these Strictly playlist. The panel will be back later. And singing, as

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well. Finally. The BBC received my letters. In green pen! When, oh when

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well. Finally. The BBC received my Strictly It Takes Two? I pay my

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licence fee! Now, our pros have been working

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on something very special to mark I am at group dance training and we

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are taking a trip into the 1940s. It is a jive, really fast, feet going

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at 1 million mph. What you will see is flicks and kicks and to do that

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you have to lift your thigh and flicked back foot. A lot of basic

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step. Once it starts, it is full on. They really go for it in this

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number. They are at home with this dance. They know this dance. I have

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no idea what is happening. Kick and drunken sailor.

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In this dance me and my friends have been flown in to entertain the

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troops and I am actually going to sing. That is it for group dance

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training. Make sure you tune in on Sunday I cannot wait for you to see

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it. Thank you very much and well done to kneel the choreographer with

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the red hair, he is the world professional American show dance

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champion. APPLAUSE. Nice work.

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Next up, Craig said their rumba was more like

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Hello, my darlings. Welcome, welcome. Can I say top marks on your

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outfits on Saturday, they were incredible. You were smiling

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throughout the dance. How much fun was it? You've got a bit shy with

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the rumba. It was brilliant doing the dance. The costumes were

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awesome, as always, but particularly during Halloween. How heavy was that

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how? Very heavy. The judges were less than kind. Two from Craig.

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Naughty Craig. Carol, it does not matter what, you smile throughout.

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Is there a little bit of you inside thinking, oh, no? Sometimes I wish

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it was a 12 rather than a two. 12! That would be nice. It is good fun.

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Learning to dance with Pasha, what a privilege. I love it. You can feel

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it. All the ladies in the front row saying yes, also. The judges were

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harsh on Carol, do you feel protective? Yes, she is doing so

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well and improving so much and when somebody says otherwise, they had

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better deal with me. I like the idea may be in the bar later it is Len

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Goodman, could you step outside? If you make it to the bar! Len was

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harsh on you, as well. Pasha, have you ever mention to

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Carol you must not step forward on the heels during the time you have

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been trading her this week? It is my fault. It is totally forbidden. You

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cannot walk on your heels. It is ball flat. That was in the coffin,

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the footwork, for me. You do teach about the footwork. I thought it was

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gracious of you to say it was your fault. People have to realise that

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as Carol said, when she came to Strictly she had two left feet. Now

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she has left and right. A great improvement. Now we start learning

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and using the fact there is a heel and toe. It is so good to see you.

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This week we move onto the American smooth. Shania Twain. Shall we

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hear... How much fun are you having this week? It is such good fun.

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There are ups and downs. There is plenty of this. Show us, Carol. That

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is your best move. Do it the whole routine. Could this be Carol's

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dance? Absolutely, yes, it is a strong character. Carol gets into

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it. No one can stop her. I am excited. Christmas is only 48 days

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away. You have given a new meaning to the term Carol singing. Grab your

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copy of Carol's hotly anticipated Warm Front. Groove on down to

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Carol's tunes. SHE SINGS. Whatever the forecast, this will

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brighten up your day. Carol Kirkwood's Warm Front.

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Twerky with Kirkie! Can you sign this? Even though you are at the

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bottom of the leaderboard, the public love you. That must fill your

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heart with pride. Thank you so much to everyone voting for us. It is

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brilliant. Anybody in the audience voting?

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Yes! They say that now... Can you give us

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a weather run down for the weekend. Tomorrow during the day, wet and

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windy, but by the time the bonfires are unlit and fireworks displays, it

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should be clear. Maybe a breeze in the North and Scotland, but beyond

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that, it should be fine. But nobody will be going to these, they will be

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watching Strictly. How are you feeling at the halfway point, are

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you pleased with Carol's progress? The progress is amazing stop if it

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is only halfway I cannot wait. Good luck tomorrow with your American

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smooth. Gorgeous, as always, Carol and Pasha.

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Now, let's see how preparations are going for tomorrow's show back

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Vanessa, are you there, hallow my darling. There is one thing

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everybody involved in struggling Mac is used to.

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That smell of biscuits can only mean one thing, fake tan!

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I'm here in the Strictly tanning room with our

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Michaella, how does someone become a tanning expert?

:30:35.:30:38.

I trained as a beauty therapist and then did some training in tanning

:30:39.:30:45.

and here I am, four years on. It is almost a religious obligation, you

:30:46.:30:50.

cannot not get one. Not really. We are here for body confidence. What

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does that mean? They get a second skin so they look healthy and with a

:30:57.:31:00.

globe. Do you have to persuade some celebrities, it is a bit shy, you

:31:01.:31:04.

have to take off pretty much all your clothes. Yes, the pros do a

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good job, they persuade the celebs it is OK and it makes them feel

:31:10.:31:14.

safe. Rumour has it, some celebs and pros have one dip, some double-dip

:31:15.:31:19.

and some go even further. In my year, Susanna Reid went for the

:31:20.:31:24.

quadruple dip. It is about skin tones, we go with what they look

:31:25.:31:28.

like naturally and enhance the natural colour. There are different

:31:29.:31:31.

towns with different names including O'Reilly? Yes, Ecuador and result.

:31:32.:31:38.

Light, medium and dark. Brazil is pretty dark to have a tan.

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Absolutely. You get to see virtually everyone in the nude.

:31:45.:31:47.

Unfortunately, I have the miserable job of seeing Aljaz show... Show us

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what you will do. Brazil and I want to smell like cookies. Let me move

:31:56.:32:00.

back while she does this a little bit. This view

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back while she does this a little am enjoying it. It is cold. Are you

:32:07.:32:13.

suffering or enjoying it? I tend to love it now. INTERFERENCE when Streb

:32:14.:32:21.

is not on, I don't do it normally. -- when Strictly. You feel pampered

:32:22.:32:28.

and lovely? Yeah. You look pampered and lovely. I can't wait to smell

:32:29.:32:33.

like cookie. Give me your arm. He does!

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It's freezing! What do you think? You look like burnished mahogany in

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the best possible way. INAUDIBLE I love it. Even the camera was

:32:51.:32:56.

melting down during that. At the sight of Aljaz half naked. I hate

:32:57.:32:59.

you. Craig liked the story telling.

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my next guests Maleficent-themed Darcey thought it was

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incredibly enjoyable. It's like a wedding! Anita and Gleb,

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Wellcome. It's like a wedding! Anita and Gleb,

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astounding, your performance. Flying down in your wings. How difficult is

:33:46.:33:50.

astounding, your performance. Flying it to dance with little horns on

:33:51.:33:52.

your head? It is hard enough to learn the waltz and then the amazing

:33:53.:33:55.

make-up and costume people stitched them into my hair. They are made out

:33:56.:34:02.

of chicken wire, with fake hair. Georgia stitched them into my hair,

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they were Georgia stitched them into my hair,

:34:05.:34:08.

my head and there was one move I had to do that and the horns just took

:34:09.:34:09.

my head and there was one move I had me around. Like a demented

:34:10.:34:15.

fairground ride. You had to go on your tip toes to get your arms. The

:34:16.:34:21.

homes kept the posture. Horns every week. Stapled onto the head. Len

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aside, he gave you a good score even though he said he didn't understand

:34:30.:34:32.

the story, the judges were entranced by the character and theme, that

:34:33.:34:35.

must help in getting into a performance? Halloween is a real

:34:36.:34:42.

moment in Strictly, everybody is excited weeks before it has even

:34:43.:34:46.

started. I will always have that Maleficent moment, I will always be

:34:47.:34:51.

Ryder on Strictly and coming down in those wings was brilliant -- the

:34:52.:34:56.

Maleficent. The Prince with the hair extensions. At first I wasn't sure

:34:57.:35:01.

and in the end, I said yes, I like that. Anything. 29, great scores but

:35:02.:35:08.

six from Craig, what do you need to get more from Craig? What did he not

:35:09.:35:13.

see, what did he want? I liked the fact that he liked the character and

:35:14.:35:17.

that Anita stayed in the character, that was the most important thing

:35:18.:35:23.

for Halloween. When Len said we did a beautiful waltz, she did a

:35:24.:35:26.

beautiful waltz are combining those two opinions together makes a

:35:27.:35:34.

perfect score. That's great. I have this weird, kind of, positive filter

:35:35.:35:39.

in my year. I don't mind the critique. I am learning. It is a new

:35:40.:35:43.

thing for me, I will never turn up and be perfect. You will. You will!

:35:44.:35:52.

Positive. I remember Craig saying you are capable. I thought, yes, OK.

:35:53.:35:59.

Take that! Len said your footwork was fabulous, that is the best

:36:00.:36:02.

condiment apart from a tan from Len, which I think you will get. -- best

:36:03.:36:10.

complements. The Lord God of ballroom said that my footwork was

:36:11.:36:15.

great in the waltz. That will be on his card, Lord God, Len Goodman.

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This week, Gleb onto the fast and the furious. Tell me how she is

:36:21.:36:25.

doing in the jive. She is doing great. We need a bit more speed. And

:36:26.:36:32.

her knees, lift them all and keep the bounce throughout the whole

:36:33.:36:36.

routine. It is a character, we are playing a character. We are both

:36:37.:36:44.

Strictly cleaners. Very glamorous. Cleaning service. I get it, washing

:36:45.:36:52.

up. The Boy Does Nothing. It will be fun. How is the jive, it is

:36:53.:36:57.

brilliant, but exhausting? You need to do it again and again. Just when

:36:58.:37:01.

you thought you knew what payment, the jive comes along. Really? It is

:37:02.:37:07.

really difficult -- pain meant. This will be Maestri Ki experience every

:37:08.:37:13.

week. Gleb gets a lump of clay and turns it into something together and

:37:14.:37:17.

we moulded into a performance on Saturday night. The jive is super

:37:18.:37:22.

difficult, knees up. I love it. I love the energy and the music. Good

:37:23.:37:29.

energy in training. Alesha Dixon. What is Gleb's training technique

:37:30.:37:32.

question might yes sir. How honest should I be? Seriously honest. He is

:37:33.:37:40.

Russian, he is strict. He is a strict teacher, but we work well

:37:41.:37:44.

together, we have good energy. When we are in the training room, we both

:37:45.:37:48.

train hard together, we have too. I don't have the option of resting,

:37:49.:37:56.

their week... We have to. I reward you with water sometimes. She is

:37:57.:38:01.

allowed to use the bathroom. And I can get coffee. I love rewards like

:38:02.:38:07.

that. We will now see exactly how much you have retained your dance

:38:08.:38:12.

knowledge, Anita with a little quiz. You have to sit over here next to

:38:13.:38:17.

me, Gleb, just there. I arranged this is especially. How are you? It

:38:18.:38:23.

is quite simple. It is gratuitous now.

:38:24.:38:28.

You have to person some headphones on and she will do some dancing and

:38:29.:38:33.

you will have headphones on with music and you have to guess what

:38:34.:38:38.

dance that she is doing. That you have done. Do you remember them?

:38:39.:38:46.

Let's see. S Club seven. Here is your first dance. The music is

:38:47.:38:47.

coming. Charleston. He has taught her so

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well. We got it. Waltz. I can never tire of that

:38:52.:39:20.

move. Here's another one. Keep your headphones on. Cha-cha. So good.

:39:21.:39:30.

Love this game. One more is that it? The last one.

:39:31.:39:36.

Not bad at all. How impressed? My girl! I was taught by the best. I

:39:37.:39:53.

give you a ten. Good luck tomorrow, you are amazing. Anita and Gleb!

:39:54.:39:55.

CHEERING Now, time for Robin Windsor to

:39:56.:39:57.

continue his jaunt through the Hi, history fans, I will show you

:39:58.:40:12.

some of the best moments from strictly. We have already seen great

:40:13.:40:18.

moments from the show with letters A-I. Let's get cracking with the J.

:40:19.:40:25.

J is for the judges' entrances, and they know how to make an entrance.

:40:26.:40:31.

They have stormed into the Strictly ballroom, strutting their stuff for

:40:32.:40:37.

a few years now. Just showing us they still have the moves in their

:40:38.:40:39.

lockers. K is for Casey Casey. There has been a lot of love shared

:40:40.:40:49.

on the strictly dance for and a lot offered. Who can forget the cheeky

:40:50.:40:53.

passions between Gavin Henson and Bruno? And then Ben Cohen and Craig.

:40:54.:40:58.

Who also got to kiss Mark Wright. Of course, husband and wife, Kevin

:40:59.:41:11.

and Karen. They are so loved up. Get a room!

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L is for Len, he's the king of the one-liners. I haven't seen movement

:41:17.:41:22.

like that since the film sea biscuit. It had more polished than

:41:23.:41:27.

another ten front door. Shut up, close the door and call me Mary!

:41:28.:41:32.

Here's what he looks like on the very first show. He hasn't aged a

:41:33.:41:36.

day. You have the right attitude, bit of fun, marvellous.

:41:37.:41:43.

M is the malfunction. Wardrobe malfunction. Do you ever when Alison

:41:44.:41:51.

Hammond's dress covered Ali Ash's face in last year's special? She

:41:52.:41:53.

could not stop laughing. LAUGHTER

:41:54.:41:58.

Nor could I. N is for Natasha Kaplinsky. She was

:41:59.:42:11.

our very first winner of Stricker, dancing.

:42:12.:42:15.

The house. You are crying. There is no way I thought I was going to cry,

:42:16.:42:25.

but I blew it so much. You are honestly amazing.

:42:26.:42:28.

Mark, you got me totes emosh. I'm having a moment. Back to you, Zoe.

:42:29.:42:40.

Don't set me off. Alexander Armstrong,

:42:41.:42:46.

Lisa Faulkner and Rufus Hound. We must discuss the rest of the

:42:47.:42:56.

couples, let's have a look at Anita and Gleb. They are doing rather

:42:57.:43:02.

marvellously, they are doing a jive, Strictly cleaners they have

:43:03.:43:06.

exclusively revealed, how is this looking? Alexander? That looks just

:43:07.:43:12.

beautiful, look at Anita, fabulous, having fun. The jive you need the

:43:13.:43:17.

technique. Once you have mastered that, which incidentally I think she

:43:18.:43:22.

has, you can then really just throw your weight into it and have fun. A

:43:23.:43:27.

deep intake of breath. The jive sued the small people. They always excel.

:43:28.:43:37.

And she is diddy. She can get that speed. Flicks and tricks and kicks

:43:38.:43:43.

and twirls. She is built for it. Speroni legs. Do you like Gleb?

:43:44.:43:48.

and twirls. She is built for it. was told on the way in that these

:43:49.:43:52.

women would rip me limb from limb if I said he was of the most handsome

:43:53.:43:57.

man on earth. He is the most handsome man on earth. APPLAUSE

:43:58.:44:02.

Let's talk about Jeremy Vine and Karen Clifton. Dancing at tango to

:44:03.:44:08.

The Village People. It does not get more camp than this. Look at his

:44:09.:44:16.

face. I love him! I love him. Are you feeling the love for Jeremy,

:44:17.:44:22.

like the nation? I love Jeremy. He is a real trier. I can't believe

:44:23.:44:23.

that he is doing it. is a real trier. I can't believe

:44:24.:44:30.

you hear Jeremy Vine will be in Strictly and I want to listen to him

:44:31.:44:34.

every day and I was like, my God, really because I could not imagine

:44:35.:44:36.

him dancing and he is That is what you have to love. Every

:44:37.:44:48.

time he dances, it is extraordinary. It is like Gujarat giving birth.

:44:49.:44:50.

Part of you thinks It is like Gujarat giving birth.

:44:51.:44:54.

away but the other half is fascinating, to see what those limbs

:44:55.:45:05.

end up becoming -- giraffe. And now, Volare, Georgia and Giovanni.

:45:06.:45:16.

Here is the pocket rocket. She is bouncy, up and down.

:45:17.:45:21.

Here is the pocket rocket. She is rehearsal, let alone the bells and

:45:22.:45:26.

Here is the pocket rocket. She is tend to go out,

:45:27.:45:31.

Here is the pocket rocket. She is what dance you get and some

:45:32.:45:33.

Here is the pocket rocket. She is are not your dance and

:45:34.:45:36.

Here is the pocket rocket. She is that is her dance. They are smiling

:45:37.:45:41.

all the way through. Do you like the samba? I know lots about the samba

:45:42.:45:48.

all the way through. Do you like the and I fancy doing it. Only last week

:45:49.:45:48.

I spotted Georgia and thought, and I fancy doing it. Only last week

:45:49.:45:54.

she is a real contender. Suddenly, and I fancy doing it. Only last week

:45:55.:45:57.

it is the time for people to pop out and I am looking forward to her

:45:58.:46:10.

dance. She looks ace. Let's move on to Jay and Aliona. The first

:46:11.:46:13.

Argentine tango. They hold back a to Jay and Aliona. The first

:46:14.:46:22.

for Jay. We remember Simon and Kristina last year and there is, it

:46:23.:46:26.

was excellent. Looking at this footage, has he got what it takes?

:46:27.:46:31.

Look at the smoulder. It is very restrained. I am in furthering

:46:32.:46:41.

something from this. I think a lot of footwork will be going on, I am

:46:42.:46:47.

guessing. I think they are deliberately not unleashing

:46:48.:46:54.

something. Do you know what I mean? That has been edited because

:46:55.:46:57.

something very special is going to happen tomorrow. I do hope you are

:46:58.:47:05.

right. We will be so disappointed! Those are the actual outfits they

:47:06.:47:09.

will be wearing! Are you impressed with Jay? I probably should not say

:47:10.:47:16.

this but to be honest, hairdressers up and down the country should be

:47:17.:47:22.

grateful to Jay. You looked at him on week one and thought, you are

:47:23.:47:26.

finished. He had the haircut and you thought, why are you so handsome?

:47:27.:47:31.

Where have these beautiful arms come from? He has incredible poise, and

:47:32.:47:37.

it comes from the core. The movement is driven by the heart. He is

:47:38.:47:44.

exquisite to watch. With that hair, previously, all you were doing was

:47:45.:47:51.

looking at the hair and going, no. I think he is getting more handsome

:47:52.:47:56.

every week. I feel we are watching him become a man. I think I am

:47:57.:48:01.

watching a woman who wants to watch him becoming a man. You do not even

:48:02.:48:08.

know! Peter and Janette doing the Charleston to Basement Jaxx, Do Your

:48:09.:48:15.

Thing. Lovely Peter Andre. You are a huge fan of beta, Lisa. I love

:48:16.:48:24.

Peter. I think he is brilliant. He has only been top of the leaderboard

:48:25.:48:31.

once. Week one. I think the judges know he is really very good and so

:48:32.:48:39.

they are saving him. Last week I think Len said you have this street

:48:40.:48:46.

dance thing. Not everything is a street dance. And suddenly you have

:48:47.:48:52.

the popping a locking cupboard this is his dance. Chop, chop. You need

:48:53.:48:59.

to give me a name. We have got to the stage when you cannot separate

:49:00.:49:08.

the front runners. I hope it is not Jeremy, but... I hope it is not

:49:09.:49:13.

going to be Jamelia. I hope for her she will not be at the bottom two.

:49:14.:49:20.

You have to go with form. You have knocked on the door twice, the third

:49:21.:49:25.

time, they are going to open it! Haven't they been wonderful? Find

:49:26.:49:31.

out how our couples do tomorrow 6:30pm, with Tess and Claudio. Let's

:49:32.:49:38.

hear it for Lisa, Alexander and Rufus.

:49:39.:49:39.

Right, for the final time, let's head back to the Strictly studios

:49:40.:49:46.

I am back in the Strictly bubble and do not want to leave. Earlier I

:49:47.:49:58.

watched Jamelia and Tristan rehearsing.

:49:59.:50:16.

How gorgeous. I am in wardrobe with Vicky Gill. How you? What is that

:50:17.:50:24.

beautiful dress? We had sketches of this last night and so in the flesh.

:50:25.:50:29.

Georgia was the first fitting and we were jumping for joy because it fit

:50:30.:50:33.

perfectly and she liked it and the executives passed it. We are really

:50:34.:50:38.

happy. This is for the samba. This is it in the flesh. They can see how

:50:39.:50:46.

tiny it is, just like her. She is tiny. Gorgeous. What is this

:50:47.:50:53.

peculiar looking thing? We have been busy. We ran out of time on Gleb and

:50:54.:50:58.

we just had to buy a boiler suit and that hat to do! I do not believe

:50:59.:51:04.

you, that never happens on Strictly. Their concept requires this kind of

:51:05.:51:09.

look. I am not sure I am allowed to say. That is why we have a boiler

:51:10.:51:16.

suit. I think the clue is The Boy Does Nothing, isn't that the clue?

:51:17.:51:23.

There is something that says men's pants. May I? I have led a sheltered

:51:24.:51:30.

life. Use those? They are huge! , I take those own? They are quite

:51:31.:51:36.

remarkable. There are little ones. And socks. It has been great hanging

:51:37.:51:41.

out. And Q for having me. Lovely to see you, also. Zoe Ball, I have had

:51:42.:51:48.

a ball. Big kiss. Now, dance plays a major part

:51:49.:51:55.

in many people's lives, In a special film for Remembrance

:51:56.:51:57.

Day, our very own Natalie Lowe took a trip to meet a special couple who

:51:58.:52:02.

have kept dancing through Remembrance Day marks a sacrifice

:52:03.:52:22.

that service men and women all over the Commonwealth has made since the

:52:23.:52:25.

First World War and subsequent conflicts. I am in Coventry, which

:52:26.:52:30.

was one of the most heavily bombed cities in Britain and today I will

:52:31.:52:37.

introduce you to a wonderful couple who have been married for 71 years,

:52:38.:52:44.

Ron and Gladys, who have lived through it all. You were in Coventry

:52:45.:52:51.

in the 1940s. How was that? It was horrible. Everywhere you went,

:52:52.:52:57.

devastation. People gathered what they could and got a trolley,

:52:58.:53:02.

bicycle, that is about all they had. What a state they were in. In the

:53:03.:53:09.

years following the bombings, Ron volunteered for the RAF as a Eric

:53:10.:53:14.

Garner for the coastal guard. Our mission was to keep German

:53:15.:53:18.

submarines under the water, or shoot any on the top, if you could see

:53:19.:53:22.

them. Tell me about your brothers, who were part of the war. One was in

:53:23.:53:29.

the Army, the other in the Davie, another in the Marines -- in the

:53:30.:53:40.

Navy. It was a sad time for his mother. Ron was away six months?

:53:41.:53:46.

Yes. That was the hardest part. Wondering if he would come back. It

:53:47.:53:53.

was during his time in the RAF that Ron met Gladys. Tell me how you met.

:53:54.:53:58.

I was home on leave and went to the pub with my friend and I said look

:53:59.:54:05.

at that blonde, fantastic! I got up and asked her to come out with me

:54:06.:54:10.

and she came and that was it. It was love at first sight. We have been

:54:11.:54:15.

together ever since. You like to dance? We do like dancing. The dance

:54:16.:54:21.

halls in those days used to be full. I bet! Live bands. Do you like slow

:54:22.:54:30.

dancing? The quickstep. We did it years ago. I cannot move as fast as

:54:31.:54:40.

I used to. After 71 years, the couple are still dancing every week

:54:41.:54:43.

at their tea dance, when they meet old friends, learn new moves and

:54:44.:54:52.

reignite their lifelong passion for dance and each other.

:54:53.:54:56.

What is the key to 71 years of marriage? Looking up to each other.

:54:57.:55:03.

And going out dancing. Willing to accept your differences, that is the

:55:04.:55:09.

most important. Gladys, what does Remembrance Day

:55:10.:55:14.

mean? The end of the war, all the people we knew coming back all

:55:15.:55:21.

right, that was the main thing. Ron and Gladys are an amazing couple and

:55:22.:55:25.

an inspiration to us all. Through love and war.

:55:26.:55:35.

A special thanks to Ron and Gladys for being part of that film

:55:36.:55:38.

Now, to play us out with the wartime favourite,

:55:39.:55:42.

A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square is Alexander Armstrong.

:55:43.:55:47.

# When two lovers meet in Mayfair So the legends tell

:55:48.:56:00.

# Songbirds sing And winter turns to spring

:56:01.:56:07.

# Every winding street in Mayfair Falls beneath the spell

:56:08.:56:17.

# I know such enchantment can be Cos it happened one evening to me

:56:18.:56:30.

# That certain night The night we met

:56:31.:56:34.

# There were angels dining at the Ritz

:56:35.:56:45.

# And a nightingale sang in Berkeley Square

:56:46.:56:57.

# That when you turned and smiled at me

:56:58.:57:13.

# A nightingale sang in Berkeley Square

:57:14.:57:26.

# The moon that lingered over London town

:57:27.:57:31.

# How could he know We two were so in love

:57:32.:57:42.

# The whole darn world seemed upside down

:57:43.:58:01.

# Homewood step was just a slight. # And like an echo far-away # A

:58:02.:58:24.

nightingale sang in Berkeley Square.

:58:25.:58:29.

# I know because I was there. # That night in Berkeley Square.

:58:30.:58:46.

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