Episode 35 Strictly - It Takes Two

Live from London, this is Strictly programme Max -- It Takes Two!

Please welcome your host, Zoe Ball! CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

We have got a very busy night tonight, rest your legs.

Welcome to our It Takes Two double bubble of fun.

We're with you for the next hour, and our green room is chock full

of beautiful faces tonight, my friends.

Harry Judd, Sophie Raworth and Richard Osman.

That is one very good-looking green room.

Of course, tonight is also Children In Need night,

and Pudsey is our very special guest of honour.

Throughout the show we will be looking back at some classic

Children In Need Strictly moments and teasing you with exclusives

So excited about it, I really am! We can't wait!

Classic Children In Need fun and frolics.

And we have the ravishing Joanne Clifton at Elstree Studios.

This week I'm going to be your pro in the know here at Elstree.

If you take a close look behind me, you will see Jeremy and Karen

rehearsing. Tomorrow they are dancing the quick step to Going

Underground by The Jam. I think we have everything in place for a full

-- fun filled night, Helen, Aljaz, Georgia, the stars of the Children

in Need Strictly special. We are all set, back to you for now, Zoe.

Now, Sunday night was the first time in weeks

It's onwards and upwards for Jamelia and Tristan!

# The only way is up... # Work it, you too might! Welcome to

the show, they are a lively bunch! No dance-off at the weekend! What a

relief! How happy were you? I was surprised, because you were like,

hang on, we are not in the bottom two? I have to tell you something

that happened, we could see the band, and the guy who was the head

of the band, David Arch, he had the music for Trouble up on his piano,

so we were like, oh well, he is getting ready. Even the band thought

you were going! When they said our name, we were like, what?! It must

be so brilliant, do not have to do that again. It was such a lovely

feeling, I think it is more the fact that people voted for us to stay.

Yeah, right? Thank you! Your second highest score that you have had, 28,

a really moving Viennese waltz, and you looked quite surprised when the

judges gave you the lovely sevens. I fell during the middle of the dance,

I forgot half of the routine, but they didn't notice, so it is fine!

We kind of blank it from here. Who left the kids are lying there?!

Tristan, was that your body? -- the guitar. Three times in the

dance-off, that must be hard, so it is good to have a boost, put you in

a better frame of mind. I suppose so, do you know what? That was the

one... It sounds a bit bad, but that was the one that I did want to do,

the one dance-off, because the scores were great, I don't know how

we got them, to be honest with you, but the scores were great, the stuff

we worked on was good. But in terms of the dance itself, I really wanted

to do it again. I think we both did, which is really weird. Don't wish

for it too much! About this week is the samba, we're looking forward to

that. And being voted through! The judges were very complimentary as

well. The only thing was they said more arch in the back, and obviously

the guitar case scenario. Did you feel a bit of a boost? Do you feel

your confidence growing on the dance floor? Apart from falling over, I

just genuinely feel that the fact that we are still here, it is mind

blowing, I really thought I would be gone by week three. My gosh, maybe I

am meant to be here! You wait, Jamelia, when you win... You first

came to our attention as a performer, as a pop star. When you

look back at your music videos, there was a lot of impressive

choreography. Check this. What?! That is like looking at an old

school photo! If you watch that video, I am out of time there as

well! Brilliant! Tristan, you remember that? I remember the video,

I didn't know that was you. Jamelia, Tristan, can you do that and move?

No. I have since found out that that is not dancing, definitely not. Did

all those moves come naturally to you? What I've found is that a lot

of my dancing and experience that I thought I had was all top half of

the body, nothing to do with footwork. We found that out in the

worst way possible, live to the nation. Getting better, though! It

is a prom night samba, I have been told, can you give us a little

teaser of what we might expect? That! Kind of that, look at my

socks, exactly. What sucks?! -- socks. Our PA hates it when Jay

wears socks with shorts. Why is one rolled up, one trouser leg? I kept

tripping on it. I kept tripping up over it. It looks a bit weird. When

it is rolled up, it kind of looks like leggings. It is Friday! Would

you say you preferred the Latin to the ballroom, Jamelia? Definitely,

because of that reason, because you get to use your top of a little bit

more. With the ballroom it is all... Rigid, uncomfortable. Are you

liking the samba? I am loving it, loving the theme, prom night, it is

fun, I love it. And how is the bouncing? I don't know! It is good.

We learned yesterday from your tete-a-tete with passion that your

past jobs have included being a landscape gardener, working in

banking, and he was an electrician. Have any of them inspired anything

in your dancing or in any routines are along the way? No. In the bank,

I had to sell life insurance, so that doesn't really count. I had to

dig deep in the garden, probably digging deep a little bit now. I am

only joking! Do you know what? I loved all them jobs. You are good at

this one. He is very good. And I am loving it even more now. Why do some

people sued ballroom more than Latin? And do you have a

preference? No, not really. For me, certainly, all the songs, if I hear

a song I do not know, I know if I like it or not. When you are

starting with someone that you really enjoy, not that you try

harder, but you are already in a good mood, and with the Latin ones,

you have a chance of dancing on your own, like you do at home. When it

comes to ballroom... You are saying you can dance without me. This is

going well! If you get through this weekend, hopefully you will be on

your way to Blackpool, how exciting! To reach Blackpool would be

amazing, I would probably burst. That may well happen, best of luck

this week, we love you, Jamelia and Tristan!

follows an array of different love stories.

But will the course of Strictly love run smoothly, I wonder?

This will definitely pull at your heartstrings, it is romantic, it is

about chance, fate and love. There is a lot of different types of

dancing, salsa, mambo, American smooth. We are trying to mix it up,

do something different, tell a different story, that is the

difficulty. Karren Brady likes her co-worker, Brendan, but he is

proposing to Oti. Apparently she is in love with me, but I am in love

with Oti. I am sad that you are proposing to somebody else, we are

both married! It is getting complicated. Love can mean some

different things to different people. Love is all-encompassing. It

is the way that somebody makes you feel. Just sitting on the couch

watching TV. A hot cup of tea with my wife next to me. Love is so many

things, that is why dancing is the best way to express it, you cannot

put it into words. Tune in this weekend to see if we have a love

story on our hands or a Shakespearean tragedy. Shall we take

a peek behind the velvet curtain of the Strictly rehearsals? Yes, I

spied Joanne Clifton. Thanks, Zoe. Earlier today I saw Jay and Aliona

practising in the studio, they are doing a foxtrot to Sam Smith's Lay

Me Down, and there is a lot of basic steps, which is quite difficult. He

looks very cool, very smooth and collected, I am looking forward to

it. Now, with me I am joined by the gorgeous George and Giovanni, Helen

and Aljaz. Nice to see you with your clothes on! OK, so, Helen, OK,

earlier this week Aljaz said that the tango was one of the easiest to

teach, but how about learning it? It hasn't been that easy to learn,

because he has put all the tango steps that exist into our downs.

Invented some new ones as well. I will be interested to see that.

Yours includes a lot of hats, tell us a little bit about that, what is

it like? It has not been easy, it has fallen off a few times this

week. Still good. O'Dell Giovanni any good? I think I am better. Why

don't we give it a go? Take this hat, not the actual had... Nice! Is

that it?! There you go, that is much better, that is much better. Aljaz,

OK, last week there was a bit of a shock, Kevin and Kellie in the

dance-off, what has that done to the mood? It can happen to anyone, and

we know it was a massive shock, because they did a brilliant job

with the waltz. We were close to them on the leaderboard after the

judges' scores, so before we were called, I was a little bit petrified

that we might be joining them, but it shows you that we have to do our

best and, you know, just hope for the best. If we don't get through,

smash it in the dance-off. It means nobody's safe. We are safe here.

Helen your Call The Midwife stars are taking to floor in the Children

in Need special. Have you given them any advice. I don't knowly I could.

They have done so well. They have done so well. I'm proud. Really

proud. We are excited to see it. Good luck tomorrow. Back to you,

Zoe. More from Joanne a little later on.

Over the years, Children in Need and

Strictly Come Dancing have waltzed together many a time to create some

truly golden TV moments. Welcome to Children in Need Strictly

come dancing. It is nice to see you to see you... Nice! If they can do

anything on the dance floor, the girl is a genius. I want to beat

Terry. Put them up. It was fantastic. That was a fantastic

performance for radio! Strictly Come Dancing Children in Need champions

are... Tonight one of McFly takes on one of the Saturdays. No, this is a

disaster. It is Children in Need. They can't be too harsh. They will

be harsh will they? It was smooth and you did a wonderful job. Well

done. Pudsey Bear. The winner is... Harry and Ola. For their top news

reader. I can't work out which one is Huh Edwards. All girls, have I

got news for you, you really are hot! Fabulous. Fantastic backbend,

but stick darling to your day job! Suzanna and robin. Ann Widdicombe,

Russell Grant head-to-head. Oh, come on. They're like boomerangs, we

chucked them out and back they have come! King Kong and Godzilla of

dance. Horrendously entertaining. A complete dance disaster. It was an

excuse for seeing you again. You are the champions 2012. There we are.

We have Olympic royalty on the dance floor. I can't believe you're on

this dance floor. You were nice on ice, be I tell you, you're good on

wood. My Children in Need champions are... Chris and Aliona. Jane and

James. Jane and James. Tonight team Glitter will take on Team Sparkle. #

You make me feel so young # Disyour professionals keep up with you? Just

about! Who is your winner. Team Sparkle. My winners are Team

Glitter. Team... Giving. Amazing. Amazing. I would love to say get

well soon to Sir Terry Wogan if he is watching.

? Stay tuned as later on we will be giving you an exclusive preview

of this year's Children In Need Strictly special featuring

Now, you may have recognised some of our Friday panel amongst those

Please welcome Harry Judd, Sophie Raworth and Richard Osman!

I never heard so many. Congratulations our it takes Two

viewers voted you best male winner ever. What does that mean tow yo? It

means a lot. Thank you. See you there at Children in Need, dancing

with Ola, that is where it began? Yes, my journey was Strictly. It was

terrifying to look back and see myself looking awkward and trying to

perform and dry mouth. It was the beginning and a lot of happy

memories. You went on to win and come peopled under water for under

water strictly, that was surreal. Sophie, some funny memories for you,

the news readers dancing. Everyone says who frightening sfribgt live

it. -- Strictly it. I have never been so frightened. Ian said I can

feel your heartbeating. We only had four days to practice and they

didn't tell us until the day before they were going to judge us

individually. That was mean. Suzanna Reid went on the win. You have not

spoken since! Richard, watching that go on, are you tempted to take the

dance floor yourself? Come on Richard. I would say to give you a

percentage, maybe zero. They both told you how terrifying it was. I

was talking to Harry, I said if I did it I would want to win and I

don't think there is any possibility that would happen. So I would feel

gutted. Who would you dance with? Anton. He is very good. Natalie

always has the... You talk about strictly a lot on seeshl media --

social media what do you love about it. Is competitive, but everyone

enjoys themselves and there doesn't seem to be any back-biting and it is

glamorous and you see people getting better and better. But I love

watching people like Jeremy Vine. I can't care that people can't dance.

He could win. You don't know. Then he will be tempted. Here are our

couples in training and first Anita and Gleb and their quickstep.

They're dancing to The Pretenders. That is what I dance to for my

quickstep. I never heard this song, but I love it. It is a great song to

dance to. They're looking great and very in time. It is a hard dance.

You're bigging yourself up. It is really hard. You have got to be a

pro to do that. It was the one I'm scared about, it can feel weird

running about and hopping and kicking. But I love it. You know

people talk about the frame has to be solid and you're doing this jazzy

stuff. Yes. So I was glad to have it later on in the competition. But

they're looking great. She is brilliant. I think they're both very

good. I'm not going to go there. I won't fall for that. They're both

good and anoo that has done well. -- Anita has done well. She has got

better and better. She looks so confident. I'm happy to except on

Gleb. He is unbelievable isn't he? He is kind of annoying. Your

favourite Gleb move? He can do anything. A slow blink. George and

Giovanni. They're doing a Charleston. If you look at this you

will agree it is going to be brilliant. Great swivel going on

there. Sophie, what do you think about them? They have been brilliant

from the start. Every week they have been fabtastic. I -- fantastic. A

combas A gasp from the injury and she is doing it in her slippers. I

like the underdogs more. They look very impressive. When you get back

down the the last four, you think, they're amazing. I'm looking for

entertainment at the moment. I will deal with them in a few weeks time.

I know they're staying in. Peter and Jeanette have a Viennese waltz to

Cilla Black. Peter look at him. Harpry what do you think? He is

solid, Peter. He is not short of a great performance. That kind of rise

and fall needs to be a bit smoother. In my opinion. He is a champion. He

knows his stuff. Peter is solid and he is a great performer and you can

expect good stuff from him. He has topped the leaderboard. I agree with

the underdogs. I was going with Carol. I had a bet with her and I

lost it. We miss her already. She was wonderful and I was supporting

her and she did it with such good grace. I bet her she would be in to

midway through. That is why she got knocked out to get the money. Now

Jamelia and Tristan, they will be doing a Samba to Erasure. You

probably know that move. I have no idea. The Samba was terrifying. I

found it really hard. It is so technical and lots going on. I

should let Richard take over. You're a massive Jamelia fan. You said you

love her so much and if she gets quicked out I will console her. How?

I may have been drinking. I'm a huge fan, but having met Tristan he is

lovely. Now they're very much my favourites. You have got the Osman

vote tomorrow, Jamelia and Tristan. Let's look at Jeremy and Karen.

They're diamond miners... Doing a quickstep to Going Underground by

The Jam. What do you think of your mate. I have known him for such a

long time. I never knew he had such long legs. I want him to stay until

the end. I would love him to win. It would be brilliant. He is enjoying

it. That is what I love is people who go on and doesn't matter how

well or badly they do, they are loving it and he is loving it.

Couldn't believe when he said he was doing it. When he told me I was

worried. Do you want to do it? He has been a raef lacing. "--

revelation. You have got to be somebody representing the people who

can't actually dance and all the lovely show from everyone else. So

fingers crossed he gets through. What do you think of Jeremy? Yes,

the show is about fun and family and everyone having a good time and

Jeremy brings that kind of light-hearted nature to it. I met

him at the training room. He lives around the corner. It is great to

see people enjoying themselves. It is a great show and he sums up that

fun side. Thank you so much. If you like the music you're hearing, check

out the Strictly play list on the web-site. More from our panel later

on. Show them sov love. Now for a real treat. While rummaging through

the Children in Need archives, we came across this little gem. Keep

your eyes peeled for Sophie over there, Miss Carol Kirkwood and do

not miss Jeremy Vine. This is brilliant. I remember this. # Listen

closely. But not for very much longer # Let's do the time warp

again! # It's just a jump to the left and then a step to the right #

Put your hands on your hips # Bring your knees in tight # Don't judge a

book by its cover # I'm not much of a man, by the light of day, but my

Newsnight I'm one hell of a lover! Jeremy Vine! That was quite

incredible. Well done Sophie. So brilliant. It was Sophie, Carol and

Jeremy in 2002. I was loving to Pudsey that our celebrities and

dancers are humans and like to air their thoughts on social media. This

was a bit like top of the popsing. Top of the Pops. And Kellie said

guess who I found in my house. Kevin Clifton chilling in The Vic. Ally

shared a photo of them saying tired of dancing inside. And don't forget

Children in Need tonight. What is in store? Thank you very much. You can

catch all of this tonight on BBC1. Rod Stewart, One Direction, see Lena

Gomez and Dame Heren Mirren and a Star Wars special. For volunteers

from the musics kinky boots, Beautiful and Bend it Like Beckham

and stepping into Terry Wogan's shoes, Sir Dermot Leary. And the

cast of Call The Midwife are the latest stars to take to the ballroom

and here is a peak. will be dancing in Call The Midwife

Does Strictly, and I believe she is with

some of the guys now. Here with me now are two of the

Call The Midwife stars competing for the Pudsey Glitter Ball trophy,

Laura Main and Jack Ashton. Hello, guys! Tell me all about it,

how was your Strictly experience? My goodness, it was so exciting, this

is my fiver and show, so to have a little go at it was just superb.

Were you nervous? It was absolutely terrifying, but you have got to

remember why you are doing it, Children in Need, so we just tried

to put on a good show. I was absolutely petrified, I have to say.

What was your favourite thing about it, the practising, the costumes,

the tanning? Definitely the tanning! It is the first time I have ever had

a spray tan, I promise, and I went in, and they said, it is very

discreet, they will tell you what to do. I went in, and Aljaz was in

there with Vanessa Feltz and a whole film crew doing a live spray tan. I

was standing in my pink pants, in my manly pants, yeah, and the door was

open the whole time, because people were coming and going, it was pretty

embarrassing. Well done for getting through that. How inspired were you

by your co-star, Helen George? She is amazing, and week after week, she

is just absolutely brilliant, a total inspiration, and she has been

so encouraging, giving us loads of tips, nice to be in her world. We

are all massively behind her, we think she is going to do very well,

and she deserves it. The Strictly audience for the special were all

children, tell me about that, how was it? It was amazing, I do not

think they were allowed to see the main show, for them, they are

massive fines were just around the building all day, so excited. --

fans. They were asking us to sign stuff, you could see them running up

to their favourite dancers, it was awesome. Thank you for answering my

questions, watch all the action tonight on BBC One. Thank you, Jo,

good luck to Jack and Laura, I can't wait! Lets hope they all deliver.

Now, with Blackpool just around the corner,

rehearsals have become ever more intense.

Let's see how Jeremy and Peter are getting along.

This Viennese waltz was so graceful, so beautiful, I have got goose

bumps. When we get into that, oh, my God, beautiful! He is really feeling

the emotion that he needs to feel to do a lovely and big romantic

Viennese waltz. I understand. Perfect. I am allowed to smile and

give that a lovely and big romantic Viennese waltz. I understand.

Perfect. I am allowed to smile and give that emotion hop! In the sense

of picking up woodwork, you should be OK. I know I can do that, it is

driving me nuts. I really want to perform this, not just get these

steps right. We always have apps and downs, but

the upside getting longer than the downs. -- the ups are getting longer

than the downs. I have listened very closely to the judges. It is easier

than I make it look. Absolutely! The key things I need to work on my arms

and legs. If it feels comfortable, you are doing it wrong. We are

making sure his steps are nice and small so that everything will be

there, just the way that the judges want. I love that, if it is

comfortable, it is not right. Their stylish 42nd Street

quickstep oozed so much glamour and sophistication,

it almost caused a traffic jam. # Oh, heaven is a place on earth...

# .

Hello! The Queen of the Proms, the king of ballroom! I loved your 42nd

St, frock of the week last week, come on! She is very kind to you,

Vicky, she likes you. Was it a dream, did you have fun? Yes, the

hat and cane, I have always wanted to do that, I have always wanted to

be in a musical, it was lovely. Really enjoyed it, loved it. Did you

enjoy it, Anton? Enormously, it is such a great number to do. I cannot

talk while I am watching! I always look good! I know it is me! The hat

and a cane, I love a bit of that, and it was so great to pull it off,

or attempt to pull it off, I knew I could do it! -- or attempt to pull

it off. But I was so pleased, you are standing there, and the most

nervous thing is the beginning, dancing the quickstep, Katie Derham,

oh, my goodness! Then the music comes in, and because it was so

musical and really timed and accented, and everything had to be

together, you can get a bit nervous. It was so good, I was so thrilled

with it when I watched it back, it looked so clean, I was thrilled,

well done, well done. The judges praised you, Katie, saying how good

you were at taking on the complex choreography. That was not easy, was

it difficult to learn? It was very complicated, but we enjoyed every

minute. As I said on the night, it did not all go according to plan,

but there was a lot to pack in. What went well, I loved doing it, I did

enjoy it, and I enjoyed learning the routine, and I would quite like to

do it again! That is what Tristan was saying, he was disappointed

about not being in the dance-off. I didn't understand a word of that!

There were some dancers I never wanted to do again. You did give a

really complex choreography, you have great confidence in Katie's

capability? I do, because I think she is amazing, and she looks

amazing. And the thing about the choreography is that you get one go

to do it on the night. Sometimes you can go a bit wrong, and I do not

think that is the end of the world, really, as long as the performance

is good, and Katie's performance was great. Do it again and you will not

go wrong, so there is a lot going on. But I knew she could pull it

off, and she did. Gorges. -- gorgeous.

In your newspaper column last week you said that,

"Dancing your heart out in public is an emotional business,

and I refuse to get downhearted." How emotional does it get?

Yes, because I have worked in this funny old business for a while, I

have done quite a lot of live telly, I knew would would be no

bragging, but I did not know how much we care. -- I knew it would be

nerve wracking. It is such a treat being on the show that sometimes you

get giddy when it goes well and you get down when it doesn't. Quite

surprisingly emotional. But that is all part of it. Have you had a

little cry, Anton? Can't stop weeping! The thing is, when you are

doing news, you have got great composure, Katie Derham, and do you

ever have moments when you just think, I want to let it all out?

Definitely, doing news stories with children, but that is not your job.

This, we have to show emotion, you are expressing lots of emotion, so

it is a new world, but it is lovely, it is good for us. Good to let it

all out, everybody should be able to have a go with Anton, frankly! That

might have come out, everybody should be able to have a go with

Anton, frankly! That might have, slightly wrong! Your dance last week

did cause quickstep fever in the training rooms, check this out.

That is it! That is it. Genius! If you need some rumba... Learning from

the master! Or duty to anyone to quickstep? I think I had a head

start with Gleb, he is sort of handy, do you know what I mean? Come

on, Sue, into the arms of Anton du Beke. Now, you're going to start

with this foot over here, and you are going to go, one, two, three,

four... CHEERING

Thank you very much! Thank you, Katie, it is the rumba for you two

tomorrow. She might have vertigo! How has training gone? We have had a

lovely week, I sort of surprised myself, I really enjoyed this. I

know... He says you have definitely got the legs for a rumba. You are

pleased with this one. It is a really classical rumba, it is not

all bump and grind, we went for something classy and sophisticated.

I wanted to work very strongly on technique and leg action, because

you have got the best legs. Feeling a little exposed now! I think it has

come off wonderfully, Katie has done a tremendous job, it is really

stylish, showing strong technique in the rumba. Fingers crossed! Can't

wait! It will be emotional. Fingers crossed you get to go to Blackpool,

Katie and Anton! Are you all right, Sue? She has just about pulled it

back! The EastEnders cast

have always given their all when it comes to a super

Children In Need dance. This year they have a humdinger

in store for you. Today we are housing the big dance

for Children in Need by the cast of EastEnders. -- we are rehearsing. It

is like Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. It is very glitzy and

glamorous, you do not see that much an EastEnders. I am so excited about

it, I really am! Shona is a dark horse, she has got some tricks up

her sleeve. They are saying, graceful, arms, head, not popping

and locking. Seeing Harry dancing is hilarious, he has been doing it in a

bobble hat. I think Bonnie is just fantastic! It is lovely to get to

dance with some people that I don't even do seems with. I love this

routine, because I get the chance to be lifted in the air by some lovely

men! Trying to get the move right and my feet right is difficult.

These guys do it so easily and I'm, no, I can't do it. I've a cheeky tap

number. I get flipped upside down! You're the final piece that is going

to look pretty spectacular. To do something for Children in Need is

fantastic opportunity. I'm looking forward to it. Looks incredible. I

can't wait. It has been back to Elstree where Joanne is putting on

the glitz in wardrobe. This week we're puttin' on

the glitz live from Vicky's Gill's

second home here in wardrobe. What have you got in store

for us this week? This is Jeanette's dress. I'm so

jealous of this dress I wanted to get married in it. Janet sees it as

a princess dress. It looks like one. I love the skirt. Obviously Jeanette

is so petite we have to be careful it doesn't take her over. I'm taking

that dress. This is Karen's dress for their quickstep. It is so full

of crystals. The pros are getting their fair share of crystals. It is

jam packed. Is it to do with the dance? Yes they're Going

Underground. They're in a diamond mine. Very serious. I can't... What

is Zoe wearing? I don't know. What do you want? All right let's move on

to this. This is stunning. This is Katie's dress for her rumba. Yes.

Tell me about the fabric. This is one of my favourites. We have smooth

velvet on the base and lots of stretch so it there be lots of

movement. We have crystals around the bust and the neck and we have

red running down the back. We may have crystals tomorrow. It is the

kind of Latin dress I like. Very high split. And very classy. Hello.

We have Jeanette here. I'm jealous of your dress. I love my dress. It

is so beautiful. I love my dresses every week. Let's look at it again.

I think I get to be lucky every week. I love my dresses. I walk in

every Friday and I go, I love it! I'm letting you know that you're

going to dance once in that and I'm going to take it home. That is fine.

I will take it back. Thank you so much. I can't wait to see the show.

Back to you Zoe. Thank you, Jo. If you're hungry for more

backstage gossip, then click on our website

and sign up to the Strictly Mail. Harry Judd, Sophie Raworth

and Richard Osman! This week their doing a tango. Harry

you were brilliant at it. Is Helen good? Yes, she is one of my

favourites and looking like she is nailing it. Sharp lines. Is she down

in the knees enough? I won't get too technical, but she is looking great

and she is one of my favourites. Sophie do you watch Call The

Midwife? A bit. A bit? It is the opening titles and then... The end

titles. What do you think of Helen? She has been beautiful from the

start and she is so e-Gant and a fan it is a is the -- elegant and a

fantastic dancer. Richard is she a dark horse and could she win. Harry

said she is doing a modern song Hold Back the River. You said a votes

went down with a modern song. We were never aware of how many votes

we got. But I felt the music was important in connecting with the

dance and the audience. You're hearing it all week and you have got

to enjoy the experience. That comes across. Are you a traditionalist? I

found out I was. I didn't know. It first I thought I wanted to do the

Latin stuff. Do you think doing a tango to modern music is difficult?

I would not have the first clue. Thank you for your honesty. Let's

say yes. Now Katie and Anton who were very excited about their rumba.

We have seen her out-Fitna looks stunning. -- her out fit, that looks

stunning and they're dancing to Shirley Bassey. Never, never, never.

It is a slow build up. She is brilliant and classy and beautiful

and dances beautifully. It has got to happen. And in a dress like the

one she is wearing tomorrow, I think tomorrow's going to be her night.

Harry, did you like the rumba? It is a tough one for the men and Katie's

obviously got the hip action. That is the hard bit. Also slowly,

because it is under the microscope. If you're doing a fast dance you can

kind of get away it. The slower the harder. She looks like she is on the

way. Do you like the rumba Richard? I would have called rumba. I will

take it on, if Harry says rumba I say rum banana I love Anton he has

been a star on the show. He is to me like Fulham, he has never won

anything, but I would love him to. Maybe this year. Now Jay and Aliona,

a foxtrot to Sam Smith's Lay Me down. He has been consistent, but

they want more emotion from him. What do you think? He looks fairly

emotional there. It is hard to be in a boy band and come on Strictly.

They never do well. You would have to be a spectacular human being to

combine the two. He is very good and let's see in a while. I loved his

nerves at st start. He was so scared. He has built on that. Harry,

how do you get the emotion through. You're not used to doing that. I was

always behind the drums. I found the nerves I could hide behind the

character in the dance. That is my way of hiding the nerves and

focussing on the performance. I think watching Jay, he looks

effortless. It almost, that maybe come across like he is not

performing as much as people are saying. I think he is effortless and

brilliant to watch. How do you bring emotion out in a foxtrot? It is not

like the Charleston and the tango. That was the hardest bit. The

adrenaline and everything feels so slow and you're so aware of every

movement and the audience are there and the judges and you're freaking

out, but trying to concentrate on your steps and you feel Auk toward

and your -- awkward and your lips get stuck in your mouth. Don't put

Richard off. It sounds great. The timing it hard, but he likes like he

has got it down. Anyone liking Jay in the audience? Quite popular.

Kellie and Kevin are doing a Samba to Boom Boom Shame The Room. Watch

him go, Kev. Go on Kev! They're embracing this whole theme and going

from being in the one of two, do you think this could be a dance that can

see them higher up? . It was a shocker they were in the bottom two.

They're both very popular and the fact they're in the bottom two means

people will vote for them. There is no way they will be in the bottom

two this week. Richard Osman said so. What will you do if they're in

the bottom two? He can do Strictly? Yeah. I will happily come back and

two strictly it takes Two. That is me out of a job. What do you think?

I am shocked they were in the dance off. I feel for them, they must be

so nervous having to go back and do it again. But they're both

brilliant. Were you in a dance off Harry? No, but I think... There

wasn't a dance off in my year. They changed it. It can be a catalyst for

some. Alina Dixon was in the dance off. First I am asking who is not

getting on the bus to Blackpool and is going home on Sunday? Oh no. Such

a horrible question. I will say they're all brilliant. Statistically

Helen. Who will win? Harry? Jay and Aliona or Georgia. And Giovanni. I

want Anton. Jamelia and Tristan. But if it doesn't happen I'm around.

Harry, Sophie and Richard. This a almost it. Thank you to all our

wonderful guests, enjoy Children in Need and give generously and watch

Strictly tomorrow and I'm back on Monday. The couple to be Elim

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