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On tonight's show, we've got some of the best costume designer in the

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We also have Anita and Gleb somewhere in the building.

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Live, from London, this is Strictly It Takes Two. Please welcome your

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host, Zoe Ball. APPLAUSE

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# Hello and welcome to your Thursday

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edition of It Takes Two. Tonight, we have the man behind the

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magic, choreographer extraordinaire, And after that Paso Doble,

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we've got the king and queen Plus, Vicky Gill has the keys to

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this week's dressing up box and But first, we would like to

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pick your brains, dear people. Just for fun, we would like to know

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who has been your favourite female There are six gorgeous ladies to

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choose from. 1. Natasha Kaplinsky

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2. Jill Halfpenny 3. Alesha Dixon

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4. Kara Tointon 5. Abbey Clancy

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6. Caroline Flack by heading online to

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bbc.co.uk/ittakestwo The vote closes at 6.45pm tonight,

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so you've only got 15 minutes. We'll reveal the results at the end

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of the show. Now, he is the grand master of the

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ballroom and is responsible for some of the most breathtaking moments of

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the series so far. Welcome back to Jason Gilkison. We

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must say congratulations, because you are engaged. I know, finally.

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Off the market. Officially off the market. It is the year of love. Next

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year is going to be very, very busy for frocks and hats. Splendid work

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up in Blackpool. Such an incredible show. Did it live up to expectation

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for you? I think it was the best Blackpool we have done. On Pape ter

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looked like it would be amazing but when we got there, the dress runs

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and everything came to life. I was very happy. -- on paper. The Lindy

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hop, upstairs Downstair was phenomenal. Where do you begin

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choreographing a moment like that? It took a long time, we have Lindy

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hop dancers, the extras, the pros, even the celebrities coming in in at

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the end, when they first saw that number and only stepped into it that

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week, so they had little time to learn it but the pros have been

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putting this together since August. How do they remember it. Who forgets

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and who is the noughtiest? Aljaz is pretty naughty but he doesn't

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forget. They are all good. Well done to the celebrities, to come in on

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that routine, they did brilliantly. Who was your star pupil? This group,

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the most driven, focussed lot I came across. They were all in the other

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room, the pros were working on the routine, they went away. I went to

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check on them 30 minutes later and they were like - we've got it. And

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all having a group hug. Three weeks to the final. That could all change.

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We have asked some viewers to send in questions for you. This is from

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CaitliN how long have you been dancing? Oh, since I was four,

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that's going to give away my age, so, 46 years now. Nice maths there.

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What did you start dancing with, pop dabsing or tap? My grandfather

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opened the first ballroom studio in Australia. He was from Scotland. I

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started in his studio. When I came over to London, like when I was 18,

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I started ballroom dancing here and my first teacher here was Len

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Goodman. I was a student of Len's. It comes full circle. When you said

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your age - you look amazing. The secret.

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When you are putting together a huge big number, how does it all come

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together? Where does the influence come from? Well, I mean when we all

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get together earlier in the year, we watch so many old videos, different

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movies, themes that have been done in different countries. We get great

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ideas also off the other franchises of Strictly. You know, Dancing with

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the Stars. The Indian and French one, they all do incredible stuff.

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We think - how can we do that, or how can we do it better? The thing

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we have here, we have incredible professional ballroom dancers in our

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show, more than any other country. We are lucky. We really R we are

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able to bring the technique to the forefront. -- we really are. We

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throw out ideas and throw things at the pros. I'm so proud of the pros

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this season, they have stepped up more than ever before. And what

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about the three new business? The choreography those three are coming

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up with is off the chart. It is probably the best start we have ever

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had. Gleb is well chuffed. Except Gleb. No, I'm joking.

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The trailer you z it was spectacular. Let's remind ourselves.

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# Swing your hips now # Come on baby number jump up, jump

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back # Well I think you've got the

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knack...# Go Craig. Craig comes in It was so

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much fun. We have never done an on-location shoot for the launch

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show. We thought it was a great way to start the season a big train trip

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to Elstree. You are already thinking about next year. I haven't actually.

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I bet Craig has plans. Another question from Nathan - why have we

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not had an Argentine tango-based pro dance yet? We were in the midst of

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doing that or a Lindy hop number this year. We went with the Lindy

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hop for Blackpool. I think next year the thing we'll probably do is an

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Argentine tango group number. We have never done it B I think all the

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pros now have done it on the show, including Anton. -- done it before.

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No excuse. It is going to be good. Have you seen it? Yes, it is pretty

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good. You joined the judging panel of So You Think You Can Dance in

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Australia alongside Paula Abdul. How is it to judge rather than

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choreograph? It is different. I feel it is like what I do each day, I'm

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giving feedback to the dancers. I prefer being behind the camera. It

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was different. Paula was lovely. She is incredible. A great question from

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Emma - how do you auditions work for pro dancers? Is there a global dance

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audition and how do you find the new pro dancers? We are all always on

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the lookout, all over the world. We go and visit the other countries and

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see good pro dancers. Oti coming out of South Africa. Her big centre is

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the judge in Germany and she has been on our radar. She said - you

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know I have a younger centre who is good. She auditioned. We knew Gleb

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from the US one and also Australia, that's when I ran into him and

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worked for him. Giovanni we found just wandering around Soho. No,

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bless him. I'm the first person he met on the show. He still calls me

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boss, I think he thinks I run the BBC. Any pro dancers out there,

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shall they send their videos to you? Yes, put them on YouTube. What are

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the exciting pro dances still to come? My favourite is the one we do

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in the finale when everybody comes back. I love that one. We don't put

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that together until the week of the show. I can't wait to see Jamelia,

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Carol, everyone come back again, and Jeremy. Jeremy, a big starring role.

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Hopefully there will be a horse involved. You are going to be

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telling us about the quickstep-a-thon later. But for now,

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Jason Gilkison. Fridays on It Takes Two kick off

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at the earlier time of 6pm. We are back stage with Aled Jones at

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Elstree as the Magnificent 7 rehearse for Saturdays show. And the

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ever-entertaining Eamonn and Ruth air their views. And Karen Hardy

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visit Denmark to see how they do Strictly Scandi-style.

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It Takes Two, live on Fridays, at 6.00pm.

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Thank you Peter. Their passionate and fiery

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paso doble had the entire nation Well, feel free to exhale...

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it's Anita and Gleb. APPLAUSE

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Anita and Gleb. Ole! Well done. You were just incredible.

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It was a proper hashtag wow moment your paso doble on Saturday. How did

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it feel out on the floor when the whole of the Tower Ballroom erupted.

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I have never heard anything like that? It was like an outer body

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experience. It took me a minute to process it and register what

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happened. We did our ending and moment. And we walked off and it was

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Gleb who said - look, they are still on their feet. It was amazing,

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amaze, overwhelming. And your mum and dad there as well. Did they get

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really emotional? For us, I think all of us felt - we are in week 10

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now, so we are in t I'm totally consumed for the world of strikly.

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For them, it was like, they are in Blackpool, with the hottestk tickets

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in town, ringside seats and then their daughter came out and

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performed that, they were delirious. They can't believe it. Delirious is

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a word. We were delirious in our household watching you. You were

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like a different Anita Rani. Look at you on the floor. Bruno said you

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commanded the proceedings. Where did the confidence come from? That's

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you. I can't believe it. LAUGHTER

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Gleb is like - you know what,'s he quite good that guy. Where did the

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confidence come from? We trained. We trained hard. She worked so hard.

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She worked so many hours a day. I tell you, for a person who has never

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danced before, with zero experience, coming out and doing that, is just

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unbelievable. APPLAUSE

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Exactly. Oh my goodness. He is a brilliant

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teacher. We work hard together and now, absolutely Gleb knows how to

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get me going and what buttons to push. Do it again, do it again,

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straighten the legs. That made me fall off the sofa. Let's talk about

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that moment at the end, the dance to an end, you go to stand up, Gleb

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told you, no, no, stay. What were you doing, you were like, take the

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applause? We rehearsed that moment. When we finished the dance, you

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still have to stay a little bit of a moment to let the audience enjoy

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that and feel that energy and power of the dance. You don't just come

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out of it like this because you put yourself into it before you go on

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the floor, even walking on the floor in the paso, you have to walk

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already in the zone. And when you do a dance, just don't come up like -

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oh my God, everything is happy. So it was great. We rehearsed that

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moment. I was like - just stay. Stay. He said it again.

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Congratulations. Your first 10. Your highest score. And so deserved. How

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did it feel? Amazing. A 10 from Darcey but a 9 from Craig.

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Effectively a 10. Basically a 10. So spectacular and brilliant and for it

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to happen in Blackpool, in the North in the incredible ballroom. The

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whole thing was magnificent. It couldn't get any better, could it?

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You have huge fans, Mel goad roik on the fan was saying how he loved you

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and Dan Walker and Karen Hardy had this to say about you. I've only

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done this once before. Stand up, Karen. I'm sorry, that is the best

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paso doble I have ever, ever seen on Strictly Come Dancing. Wow.

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Wow. How does that feel? Unbelievable.

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Unbelievable. For Karen to say that? She is a World Champion. She is

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amazing, a goddess. I love, Gleb, he is so cool. What did you think of

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the scores? Were you happy? Some people thought she was under-marked

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and should have got 10. ? Do you know what I'm happy with the scores,

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it doesn't matter if it is 8 or 6. It is about the progress, the dance,

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the performance, how you feel. I felt great, you felt great. We felt

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great. You felt great. Everything came together. It was great. Rumba

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this week, the rum barks not always the favourite with the celebrities.

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Gleb did a big sigh, how has it been going? -- rumba. Really difficult.

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The choreography Gleb's brought to this has a lot of content. It's so

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different to the paso. But every week is difficult for me. Every week

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is hard. Every week we go on the same journey together. But there's

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something about the rumba that is so exposing and so sensual. As a woman,

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I think... Show me hands. Come on, do it! You have to breathe into it.

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It's not just... It's like... Perfect, when he tells you to do

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something you're like... We had a peek at your training yesterday.

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Emotions are high. Don't bend. Up. He can shout, scream, flutter his

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eyelids. None of it affects me. Just teach me to dance the rumba. Yeah,

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how tense does it get? I've done if. I remember me and Ian falling out.

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Me crying saying, I can't do this. I haven't cried. The whole of the

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Strictly experience is tough though, isn't it? Just learning to dance.

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Yet now, this is my personality anyway. If I'm going to do something

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I do it and give it my best shot. I don't want to let myself down or

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Gleb. There's a lot of hard work going into it. You know you're not

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letting me down. Oh, God, you're going to make me emotional. What

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kind of teacher are you, Gleb? Quite tough? I'm just honest. Straight to

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the point. I don't want to mess around. Waste time trying to

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explaining and maybe please the person and say no, everything's

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good. I do encourage you but I want to explain to her what the real

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dancing is like. We're well matched. We're both hard working, a grafter.

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I don't need to be told brilliant. If it's not, don't tell me. Until

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I've done it on the night then we can talks about how well it's gone.

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Until that point, you just never know. Good luck this weekend. I'm

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imagining it will be quite special. Anita and Gleb.

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CHEERING Now, she may have saved a few

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pennies last weekend by convincing our Gleb to dance topless,

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at least for half the performance, but let's see if she's blown

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the wardrobe budget this week? Vicky's here. Hello. A big hug from

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all of us to all of you for such a brilliant weekend of costumes. There

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were so many up in Blackpool. We lost count. We had a great time.

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Everyone was tired but we had a great time. A bit of a shindig

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afterwards. Everyone had a few dance. All deserved. On to this

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week. We start with Georgia's paso doble. This looks stunning.

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Inspiration? Slightly different to the normal paso doble dress. We've

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lots of ribbons going on in different bands to mirror the

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bodice. We'll have a look. On a Friday they get chopped up. I don't

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like it, it might change. Talk about the bodicing. The colour of the

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crystal on the bodice is cobalt. One of my favourites. And jet. Not as

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many as we think on this one. About three packets. So about 3,000

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crystals. Giovanni. A rock theme, will Giovanni be rocked up? He will.

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He'll try to persuade me he'll be going topless. Does anyone want to

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see that? Mixed reaction. Go for it! This belongs to Helen. She's doing

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Viennese waltz. A white overlay over a pale Turk wise base. The hemline

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of this I love. Three different #wi9eds of crin. About 65 metres

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goes into the bottom of this one. 65 metres. You've gone mad, woman.

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Amazing. I love the gold and blue over the white on top. This may

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change a bit. It may be too heavy. We'll see. This is Anita's, a sketch

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for her rumba dress. What can you tell us? As you can see, it's very

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simple, light and fluid. With white dresses, sometimes you can put too

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many crystals and it becomes silver. For tomorrow's #3ur purposes we've

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kept it plain and it's white. We've lace embellishment over the shoulder

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and down the back. Gleb will decide whether we want more Georgette or

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less. If it's Motherwell' embellish the bottom heavily so it comes

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through. Gleb will look at that and say it will work for the moves or

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not? We'll discuss it and fight and then decide. Thank you. This is

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Katie's Argentine tango? It is. Unusual colour choice for Argentine

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tango. Kate did the rumba a couple of weeks ago. I felt we couldn't go

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back into the glycs and dark colours. Anton will be in a deep

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green velvet waste coat and trousers. Very on trend! Green

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velvet. That sounds special. This is my sketch. A bit bright. Once the

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emerald AB crystals are all over it, it will take the colour back a bit.

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We'll have to work with the colour tomorrow. Hopefully, it will be OK.

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Stunning work. You're doing amazing work. Three weeks left. Three weeks.

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7,000 more costumes, Vic I Vicky. Thank you to gorgeous Vicky Gill.

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Now, let's check out another trick of the trade

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from our friends in the Strictly wardrobe department.

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Hello, I'm the design room supervisor for Strictly. I work

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closely with the design team to make sure their vision comes to life

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every Saturday night. A trick of the trade I like to use is a

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disappearing pen. I use this pen because it's much more accurate than

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chalk. It doesn't leave any unwanted Martian on the fabric. It disappears

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after a few hours. That is my trick of the trade. The disappearing pen!

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Thank you Alesia. On tomorrow's show we have Katie and Georgia on the

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sofa and we want you to get involved. Simply send in your

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questions for the girls using the #Ask I-T-T.

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Now, they've been busy in the kitchen all week

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and today Ola Jordan plays host, but who will win?

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It's the final instalment of Strictly Come Dining.

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Welcome back to Strictly come dining. After two successful dishes,

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it's on to Ola's dessert. One dancer will be crowned the winner of the

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Strictly sparkly spoon. Today, I'll bring a lot of cake to the Strictly

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come dining party. Croissants with bakery delights. I've never tried

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Polish desserts. SAS far as I know, Ola does not know how to cook. I

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think that's why she went for the dessert? Ola's headed back to her

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routes, the master baker. My grandma used to do that. Your turn. Not very

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good at this. He looks like my dad. Keep it steady. Ola needs practice.

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I used to help my grandma doing things like this. What? You've done

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this before? SPEAKING POLISH Basically, we have to put it in the

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oven. Anyway, it's out of the oven, a bit of icing and a sprinkling of

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nuts. I'm getting other bits and pieces and pretend I've made them

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too. Cheeky! Back to the kitchen. Those look amazing. The girls worked

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really hard in the kitchen but I think I did a good job at the

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bakery. They'll be the judge of that. There we are. Did you make

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this? Yes, I did, this morning. Oh, my goodness. All of them? Yes where,

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all of them. Every dessert under the sun came out. Oh, my goodness. What

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are they called? Cheesecake. How did you make them? This is with apple.

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You've got pastry on the bottom, apples and pastry on the top. Good

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work! Are you sure you made this? I don't even think of the names when I

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do them. I just mix things together and it comes out. Is this rhubarb?

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She has no idea! He yeah. Whoever made it, it was such a good dish. I

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couldn't speak. Do we think she got away with it? Whilst I taste these

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yum gentlemen desserts tell me about your world. Do you miss home? I miss

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my mum and dad. The older I get I miss my mum and dad in Poland. Ola,

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how long have you been doing Strictly? Ten years. Wow! A long

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time. The nerves don't get any better. I do get nervous. I want to

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do well. I want my partner to do well. What's been your highlight?

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Winning but just taking someone who never danced before, taking them a

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long way in the competition and them enjoying the experience. That's it

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for me. ALL: Cheers. That's nice. But who's

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the winner. Before the last dish Natalie was top of the scoreboard. I

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will give it a 9. It could be a 10 but I'm not sure who made this. I'm

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going to give Ola... Hang on, don't give away the winner yet. The moment

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of truth. In third place is... Ola. It's been a great night with the

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girls tonight. In second place we have, O'Ity. Tonight has been a lot

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of fun -- Otti. I got to know the girls a little bit more. Giving Ola

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an 8, Natalie wins. Tonight has been filled with lots of fun, good food.

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Amazing company with my Strictly pro girlfriends and I get to take home

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the Strictly spoon. What more could a girl want? Well done Natalie Lowe.

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Jason and I are popping round later for linguine.

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Now, earlier in the show we asked you to vote for your favourite

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I can now reveal that your winner is...

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Kara Tointon. She'll be very happy with that. Thank you for taking

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part. Lord of Strictly manor Jason Gilkison has joined us to talk about

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this week's stepathon. What will be happening? Absolute carnage, we

:26:46.:26:52.

think. Hopefully. All seven couples on the floor at the same time. 90

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seconds of quickstep. Probably no set routine. Like a ballroom

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competition. I love this. This is like proper ballroom competition.

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They have 27 couples on the floor. How will the judges score that? What

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they end up doing is putting them in an order of one to seven after

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they've seen them dance at the same time. But the couples have to dodge

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each other. Avoid crashing into each other. Keep their routine going.

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It's crazy. Some of them haven't done quickstep since week two or

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three. Some did it last week. Those who did it last week are home and

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dry. Do you get the tap on the shoulder from the judges or do they

:27:31.:27:35.

hold your name up? They'll save it until the end. Keep them all on the

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floor. What will the judges be looking for? It is about keeping

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cool and calm when you're in that crazy quickstep atmosphere. Keep

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your footwork going. Not letting all the stress of the couples around you

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get to you. I'm looking forward to this. We need to know more about the

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art of the quickstep. I've enlisted some help. I didn't write this item

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myself, I promise you. What are we looking for in the art... Thanks,

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hi. That's pretty good. A little turning chassis. Apparently it's

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about into are awareness? Sorry about the your foot, love! It's

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speed. A lot of speed involved. Hi, honey. Is this right? Are you

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worried about the quickstep-a-thon, Gleb? No, not at all. Thank you so

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much gentlemen. I think you two should dance together. Oh,

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And there we must leave it for tonight my lovelies.

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On tomorrow's show we catch up with Katie and Anton

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Aled Jones is backstage at rehearsals.

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Plus, Eamonn Holmes, Ruth Langsford and Kimberly Wyatt

:28:56.:28:59.

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