Episode 20 Strictly - It Takes Two

We've got a jam-packed show for you tonight

You will be watching all of these famous faces!

I'm on the Friday panel too, you know!

You're worse than Miss Cathcart, and this place is a right old state.

We've got a show to be getting one with!

Live, from London, this is Strictly It Takes Two.

Hi-de-hi, and welcome to It Takes Two!

Give it up for Kevin and Anton - there'll be more from those cheeky

I can confirm that we are only four hours, 22 minutes and 30 seconds

away from the next live show. Brendan has been poorly with a chest

infection. It is now confirmed, he is not well enough to dance this

weekend with Anastacia. I know! Gorka will stand in for the

quickstep. Brendan, we wish you a speedy recovery, and good luck to

Anastacia and Gorka tomorrow night. No doubt tensions will be running

high for our couples at Elstree as they make last minute

preparations for the big night. If only we had someone reporting

all the latest gossip behind Let's see what Gethin got

up to earlier today. Welcome to the Strictly ballroom.

Tomorrow night is the night, and Ore and Joe are now putting the

finishing touches to their dance. From the highs of the jive, to the

dips of the waltzer, let's see how they are getting on. Dancing to

Whitney Houston, it is going to be powerful, sparkly, and emotional.

And he's definitely going to cry! I will catch up with some of the other

couples later, but for now, I wish you joy, I wish you happiness, but

above all this, I wish you love! They'll be more from

Gethin later in the show! But first, she may have played

a desperate housewife on the dance floor last Saturday,

but there was nothing desperate about her Foxtrot -

in fact it she earned her You had a fantastic sense of rhythm

and musicality. It was gorgeous. The footwork, you nailed. You execute

every move with such grace, and you play the part stunningly.

Hello, you delightful duo, you foxy fox trotters. And your highest score

on the series so far. Did you skip home, Louise? Yeah, I had a really

good night. I went home relaxed and happy. Ready for Monday and the

Rumba. And another dance, of course. So many lovely comments.

Bruno said it was a 'delicious soap opera to music" and that

you "executed every move with grace and ease" - how much

You must be thrilled when you hear that. I was walking around the

studio thinking I was never going to get it. It was clamped, clump,

clump, and we put so much time and effort into trying to do it right,

so when they say that they enjoyed it, you are sort of pleased with the

comments, because you think, I worked so hard on it. How are your

feet, Kevin? Have you recovered? I will have to put spikes on my shoes.

That will keep her away! I don't go anywhere near his feet now!

But Len said you "nailed it" on the night.

How difficult did you make the routine?

There was a point in the week, on the Tuesday, where it wasn't quite

there, and I thought, have I gone to technical on this? But then I

thought, it's an amazing series, everyone is so good, you have to

push the boundaries and go for it. We must have done that thing with

the heel turn about 50 times. We worked and worked on it. Len picked

up on it and talked about how she dragged her heels and did the

perfect heel turn. I could've cried. You like it was one of my proudest

moments. You did it! It pays off, it's so does.

She wrote online saying Louise "doesn't know how good she is!

I do agree, ladies and gentlemen. There are a lot of Louise and Kevin

fans in tonight. Shout out, fans! Do you feel like you're starting

to "own it" a bit more? Obviously, everyone is so good, and

it does put you on the back foot and makes you nervous. You watch them

and think, now I have to go out there. It is about losing

inhibitions and throwing myself into it, making the most of it and not

being too scared all the time. I do get really nervous on a Saturday.

The heart gets going, and I think, I don't think I can remember any of

what I'm doing. Now, I have to try and embrace it, love it and enjoy

dancing. You should be proud of yourself, because...

We're going to take a look at the highest scoring female celebs

Here are their total points for the first four weeks.

Really surprised, actually. I had no idea. The boys are so good as well.

She can't take a compliment. I'm chuffed, though. Your top Dolly.

You're just one point behind Ore and Joanne.

They smashed their Jive last week - has sibling rivalry

No pressure on me, here! He's like, come on! This is my favourite week!

I was really proud of them. I never say this to Joe because I don't like

to, but when it happened, when they were smashing it, halfway through

the dance, I started screaming. When the score came out, I lost my voice

because I was really proud. Ore is doing such a great job. He's

amazing. It has made me really emotional. Don't tell anyone! Do you

have a trophy cabinet at home where there are Kevin's and Jo's? I have

just a little corner of Jo's! Moving on to tomorrow night,

Darcey said she wants you to push Louise further -

have you done that with the Rumba? Has he pushed you to the limit? It

is really hard, the Rumba, actually. It is slow, controlled, the hips and

the straight leg. It is so weird. You have to keep your legs still but

you still have to walk. And then he says, now you come here. And I'm

like, with straight legs bent? He's like, you can bend that one. It is

tough. The last day or so I've enjoyed it more. It's one of those

dancers wear rate is quite romantic, and I need to just really enjoyed

it. -- one of those dances where it is quite romantic. I was trying to

set the scene, saying, this is what the dance is about. I'm taking you

on an expensive dinner date on a rooftop in Paris, the kind of night

where I might propose, Valentine's Day. That kind of vibe? She looked

at me and said, sorry, I've just worked bananas in your face! --

Katya. -- burped bananas in your face.

You're dancing to the classic Elvis track "Always on My Mind" -

what else can you tell us about the routine?

I try to keep up with everyone else. And I asked for a triple dip.

Well, a certain fan of yours, Brendan Cole, was appreciating

He wrote online "OK, Kevin Clifton, this triple

From what I've seen, it looks amazing.

Good luck tomorrow night, Louise and Kevin!

Now, I think we can all agree, our dancers have excelled

We've all been wowed by their group numbers,

but what have they got in store for us this week?

This week, I'm in heaven, we are shopping at Strictly's very own

department store. Must dash! This week, we will be taking the public

back to the Roaring 20s, set in Strictly's very own department

store. This routine has a lot of mixture of styles - charleston,

musical theatre, jazz style, and a bit of tap in there. Who knew in

Anton and Kevin we had our very own Fred and Ginger? Modern Millie is a

musical, and I'm playing Millie. There are so many different

characters being played. Kevin is a shoe shine, Karen is the manager,

Giovanni is the Taylor. We have a few extra surprises, a few extra

cast members this week as well. We're getting ready for the

charleston. The timing is nice. There was one part of the routine

where I have to literally jump between three boxes. I only have one

counts to get into each box, and on the last one, Giovanni has to catch

me, so it has to be very precise in order for it to work. Who wouldn't

want to shop in the Strictly department store? Is just amazing.

The story is close. Out, out! -- the store is closed.

Time now to meet three Strictly superfans, who just

Here to voice their opinions on all things Strictly,

please welcome Su Pollard, Aled Jones and Helen Skelton!

Welcome, my lovelies. I'm loving the feathers, Sue. I had about another

3000, but they've all come off! It is like a Christmas turkey.

We're approaching week five this weekend -

are you all enjoying the series so far?

Personally, sometimes, if I'm with Hilda, my mum - hello, darling, 94 -

whenever I'm with her in her little village, it is a must. The standard,

we were just saying, of everybody is absolutely tremendous this year. The

many specially. The best ever. Helen, do you agree? Green I do,

actually. Each week, you don't want anyone to go. There is no wonder you

can see leaving. Just let it keep running. We will talk about Danny

and Oti first. They are doing a Rumba.

Excited to see what they pull out the bag?

I reckon he is the one man who can make the Rumba looked brilliant. So

technical. Can I put it out there that he should have got a ten last

week. I agree with you. He is so fantastic to watch and I want to be

him. In your dreams! I saw your cha cha

cha. He should have had a ten last week we thought because he was so

good. I did think it was a bad thing he didn't get ten. I think people

who thought he was perfect, now those people are probably thinking

actually he deserves a bit of a backing. You kind of want to go like

that... Ore and Joanne with a waltz. Here they are in training. How do

they follow that jive? Is it even possible? I call Ore the biscuit.

Because of "?Oreo. I shall bite him without the T! I just absolutely

think, you're either born with natural rhythm or some kind of

semblance. He is so good. I do honestly think he's got a very good

chance. He takes on board what the panel say. He improves himself every

week. I just really, really... I think ill smash it. Good, I love

that Su! Claudia and AJ are doing a samba. We think she might be holding

back a bit here and just walking through it. Although the wiggly

balm, that's good... That's what you need for the samba, she's got that

move! I think that really suits her because she's full of energy

usually. A real live wire, ball of energy. That's what you need for

that. Are you a fan of them? I feel like they real-life high school

musical. I want to bump into them in a milkshake bar. LAUGHTER Cabrera

Bello are endearing. -- they are endearing. You actually got your

highest score doing a jive in series two. It was still a rubbish score!

My highest score was an eight. It was the only week I forgot the dance

for 30 seconds so I went like this... And I got an eight! Ed

Balls, take note! Here is Laura jiving. What do we think of this?

She's got a lovely skirt. I think you've really got to go for it in

the jive. Where trainers, Laura. You can put somewhere leak into it.

Those heels are so uncomfortable. You danced with Artem. The most

serious man in showbiz! Daisy and Al is, they are doing a charleston.

They are dancing to happy feet by Bing Crosby. Do we like this

partnership? She is very regal, she mirrors everything she is given.

She's just got the best smile of any woman I've ever seen life! LAUGHTER

She's just there like that. Should be a fantastic toothpaste advert.

She's tall as well. She looks great. And to Louise and Kevin and it's a

rumba. Darcey has asked for Kevin to push harder. Let's see if the

emotion is there. I don't think that the gets how good she is. I think

are most endearing thing and her hindrance as well is that she's not

as confident as she should be. Did everyone agree? I don't think they

did actually! LAUGHTER She's not like, other people would come out

and think they were smashing it but she is the opposite. That was really

sensual but looked. She was talking about how your confidence grows on

the show. How many weeks did it take to kick in? The tenth week and then

I was out! LAUGHTER I hit myself behind a Russian for ten weeks and

then I got found out! Some people are quietly confident and it doesn't

matter how many people they feel they are telling. Some people keep

it in them. They just think they'll do their best and go out there and

do the best I can. I think Louise is like that. We'll discuss the other

couples in a little bit. Our Friday panel!

Right, time now for some more backstage Strictly action

from TV's sexiest Welsh hunk, Mr Jones.

LAUGHTER The other Mr James! -- Mr Jones. Here is a gold medallist,

Greg Rutherford. Do you mind if I have a quick chat? What are you

doing, laughing at the costumes? Look at this! It's a thing of

beauty. I think it is AJ's I wonder if I could squeeze into this one? Is

that like a gold colour underneath or a skin tone? It's nice, isn't it?

For a man who spent his adult life in a sand pit, you are living be

Strictly experience. We go through these costumes and you have the time

of your life. You train hard all week, get to go out and perform.

It's not terrifying in the slightest. Some people call you

peachy. Bruno called you Tiger last week. You've got the cha cha cha

tomorrow, you're a bit nervous. I am, we've worked incredibly hard on

this one. Annoyingly this thing up here won't retain the steps. We had

a bit of a moment in rehearsal where I ended up watching Natalie do the

dance and I'm sure I was meant to be moving to. So we will try and

rehearse it more and smash it up tomorrow night. You're an athlete,

you always perform when it matters. As soon as the music starts,

generally I get into the mode. Good luck.

Craig was not "amoosed" with their Viennese Waltz -

but we thought it was "udderly" brilliant.

You did it quite well overall. Lots of proper Viennese waltz content.

Your facial expressions are on the up. You've got a great balance

between good dancing, a bit of fun and I enjoyed it. APPLAUSE

Welcome. They were loving it! There so kind! They adore you. I loved the

lederhosen. Not many people can pull off that look! It did get a bit

surreal when I was standing there and Boris Becker arrived! He said, I

was wearing the same thing two weeks ago. That's a very strange

conversation! Complimented for their great high energy as well, did you

have a good night? I terrified myself so much because we were right

at the end up by the time we started I was so exhausted by being nervous

that there's not very much gas there. There was some gas...

LAUGHTER A mixture of comments from the Judges. Darcey was really

impressed with the amount of content you had in there. Did it all go

according to plan? Did it go according to plan? Pretty much,

there was a bit of a dizzy situation. The dizziness situation!

By the end we got a bit dizzy. She means me! I've taught her to speak

like the Queen! We didn't have a good night! We had a good night!

Obviously the one thing you are very much apart from being divine, is

consistent. Consistently average! Imagine that at a parents evening,

he's marvellously consistent! Oksana, did you think the Judge's

scores were fair? Is working so hard. The amount of work he puts

into it, underscored. We got dizzy, so, you know. Hopefully this week

they will go up. Craig did say that there is a delicious dancer hidden

in there. Will you be revealing this delicious dancer for us all in the

jive? I'll have to ask the boss, I hope so. He's a master of the

backhanded compliment. If you dig really really deeply somewhere

there's a delicious dancer! We've all seen the delicious dancer,

haven't we? APPLAUSE Week after week! It's lovely to be

here on Friday. There's wine and snacks and lovely people! So far

you've been a Judge, a caveman, a milk farmer. What character will you

be this weekend? This weekend he's the Army. That's going down well.

It's certainly my favourite outfit, what there is of it. Is it skimpy

army? You've got a new series that's started, have you got a really

hellish schedule? It's challenging. We don't get to rehearse on a

Tuesday or a Wednesday so we only have Monday. The thing is, it's not

a job. People keep coming to tell me, you must be so tired. You've

done it, it's not work. Nurses and doctors and people who do real jobs

work really hard. I arrive in the morning, I get to learn a new dance,

she's gratuitously strict, it's heaven! Does he respond well to the

strictness? The further we go the better his response is! I like that!

The Judges are a bit divided on their love of your comedy. The thing

is you can only be you when you're out on the floor and we love that.

What's your take on that? Believe it or not, I'm trying to be myself and

have fun. The thing is, you probably remember this as well. During

rehearsals it's heaven. Not only am I loving the dances, I love the

music this week. The frustrating thing is you want to dance to it but

you're so nervous that sometimes you forget to hear the music. The last

thing I'm thinking about is my facial range. LAUGHTER If that

happens it's an authentic reaction to me having the best possible time

I can possibly have and sharing in my enjoyment of the dance and what

Oksana has taught me. It is infectious, I watch people's faces

and they are so happy, you bring such joy. We are also loving you

guys in the fashion stakes. Oksana, look at your lovely leggings. Do the

leggings reflect your mood when you're training? Yes, probably you

can see that. The ones in the middle are more reflective! Because she is

so strict. I've tried those ones and... What did you say? Give it

back! It's all coming out to night! I tried them on for the Flintstones

and I'm yet to return them. Do wash them dear, especially with your gas

problem! You bring us such joy. Judge Rinder and Oksana! APPLAUSE

We do think you're going to make an amazing soldier but I think you

might need a bit more training. Judge Rinder, drop and give me 20!

Amazing, amazing! It's not just him training hard for tomorrow. Let's

find out how the others are getting on in the training room. I'm in

love, I tell you! The waltz is slow, sensual and romantic. Somehow I have

to channel that into this dance. It is about precision in the feet, rise

and fall, swing and suede. Any mistakes are going to be really

highlighted. So, I've got to be bang- on with this routine. How you

did that, I do not know. We are dancing the charleston. There's lots

of hopping involved, lots of ankle swivelling, and it is about having a

good time. It needs to be loose, fun. At every point, we need to look

like we are enjoying ourselves 100%. We did it all right? We did! I'm

still getting over Judge Rinder. Not only are we here to entertain but to

educate. Let's find out how Janette got on.

There are so many exciting forms of dance from around the world, and I

thought it was time we learned a little more about them. During my

career as a professional dancer, I have tried different styles, and one

that has always fascinated me is flamenco. I am here to learn the

basics. Wish me luck! Flamenco isn't just a dance style but an entire

artform that developed from traditional songs and dances

performed in southern Spain. Flamenco is characterised by

rhythmic handclapping and footwork, which is contrasted with fluid hand

and arm movements. Good, good! That is warm up? That's incredible. What

is the first thing we are going to do? We will do some footwork.

Allegria, 12 beats in the bar, which is particular to flamenco. Allegria

means happy, doesn't it? We should be happy! Stayed flat. Quicker!

I think you've got the feet. OK, I'm getting there. We will do arms and

hands. It is specific to flamenco. For me, it is the elegance of

flamenco. Flamenco is highly expressive and impassioned, often

expressing the hope, pride and struggle experienced by the Spanish

working classes. And relax. So, we lift up, we turn from the elbow.

Bring it down so that the shape of the arm, no matter where you move,

remains the same. Again, we join the two together. Out, in... Stretch the

arm here. So why are the arm is so important in flamenco? Your arms are

giving you the strength that your body feels. Like the arms are coming

from the soul. From the soul. We have done footwork and arms... Now,

some movement. Feet together. Unlike many types of dance, when it comes

to flamenco, older is better. The traditional view is that it takes an

older person to have the emotional maturity to deliver an honest

representation of flamenco. Brilliant, good. We will put it all

together. Altogether now. Thank you so much. Your incredible

teacher, and you are incredible dancers. You did so well. That was

so much fun, I loved it. But keeping up with the rhythms was harder than

I thought, so I am going to lie down. Odelay! We're trying to do our

hands. Not quite natural. That was her birthday last week, but the

party has not stopped for our next couple. The charleston had everyone

up on their feet and they are still going strong. Party on, it is Leslie

and Anton. You really shocked me each time. It was strong, vibrant, I

loved it. You bring such a cheeky, fun, naughty little girl to this.

You look like a 20-year-old. You did a fantastic job, my darling.

Leslie and Anton, everyone. Lovely. A brilliant charleston last week,

Leslie. I am looking forward to watching you. I love the charleston,

I absolutely love it. My mother, who only died this year at nearly 104,

she was a flapper in the 20s, so she would have been a teenager in the

20s. Oh my goodness, it was just... I loved it. Look at my face, I'm in

seventh heaven. Our floor manager, the one with the red hair who is

popular, he was saying he was so excited. I had gone wrong in the

quick step, so I was disappointed. And that week, everything went

right. You don't have a chance to do it again, so it's frustrating if you

don't get it right first time, but I did. You did, and it was marvellous.

As ever, a huge responsibility review online.

It has been a bit mental, because I am filming the Christmas edition of

Birds Of A Feather. We have been up at 5am every day, and we trained at

Pinewood Studios at 7am on Wednesday morning. I've been up since 4:30am.

He had been out on the rack as -- on the Rand and! It was incredible. It

is not only that dance, I feel them all up with content. Leslie hasn't

wanted me to take it easy. Every dance we have done has been a dance

full of content. We have tried to underpin everything we've done

together with content. Anything, like the quickstep, the dance was

full of content and everything we did was layered on top of that. The

charleston, exactly the same. When we got together, we went,

charlestoning all the way to the end. There was no time for larking

about... No, oh, oh, oh, we didn't do any of that. The tango this week,

how have you found it? Every week we go one, I say, this is my new

favourite dance. I'm loving the tango now. Lastly, it was the

charleston about that is so yesterday. Now it is the tango and I

am loving it because it is passionate, feisty, I haven't quite

got it yet, but I will by tomorrow evening. And I'm a fortune-teller

and it's all a bit mystical. So, it's right up my street. He walks

into my world, God help him! And I try to get him into my web. Has she

managed to get you in the web yet? I'm frightened all the way, but I'm

not sure how much longer I can keep up. Has she managed to bring this

fibre, passionate character to this tango? I am always ecstatic with

Leslie because she is such a joy to work with, which makes my job

easier. The dance is just full of tango. Which helps, because it is

the tango. If it was the quickstep, I be worried! I haven't made it

easy. You got it from start to finish. It's great. He said, put

your head up, Lena, look over there, where I am looking? Witch and? It is

like being a contortionist. We have a statistic for you. You guys are

the only couple in the series this year to have improved every single

week. Yes, the scores have crept up. Does that feel good, Leslie? Yes, it

does. But it has to keep going, that is the only thing. Keep going. In

four weeks, we will have 52 points! I have to say, it's not just Leslie

causing a commotion dancing. The James Brown group number last week,

oh my god. The phone was off the hook! Won the said, Anton is my

hero. Amanda said, go, Anton, you funk demon. Have you always been

able to do that? I've always been able to do that. I had great fun

doing that. The guy who put it together, Chris Scott, an American

guy, he is that sort of dancer, he was lovely and encouraging. The boys

and all the other professionals were great. They were brilliant. I sound

like I'm 900 years old, but it looked like a midlife crisis on

national TV. I stole it, I looked kind of call. I couldn't believe

what I was seeing. -- kind of cool. Give it up for Leslie and Anton will

stop actually, do you know what? Before you go, could you just spring

funk demon Anton, bring it on to the floor? Here we go!

While we are getting down, let's go back to the training room and find

out how Greg, Natalie, cloudier and AJ got on. Yellow that we are doing

the cha-cha-cha, and I want to be good at this, to be able to do some

moves that are really impressive. It is important to execute the flair

and the feel of the Cuban cha-cha-cha, so it needs to be very

flirtatious and quite cheeky. I've got to get it right, nail it, and

shall I have good footwork. And three and four, and point. The Samba

is so fast, I feel like my brain is going to explode. This is not like

any other dance, it's insanely fast. I can't remember anything at the

moment. We've been working on getting the steps right so far. The

next part is the hardest. Stop doing this to me. We're having to do it

again and again. Till I am like, I can do it any time. Try not to get

angry. Time now to talk about the rest of our couples. Please welcome

back Sue, Aled, and Helen. Anastacia is now dancing with Gorka I know!

It's fascinating. Here she is in training with Gorka. How difficult

will it be to have changed partners? If you are an actress, and you have

got used to the director, it is almost like she has a certain body

language. He is obviously as good as Brendan, because he has gone through

the same sort of steps, but equally, he must hold himself in a different

way, so I guess you then have to say, oh, yes, this is what you're

after. I wouldn't be surprised if, as soon as she gets ensconced in the

framework of his body... Ensconced in Gorka! And everyone thinks

because she's a pop star that she can dance, but it is a different

kind of dancing. Emotionally, she has had to deal with so much, put

itself up there again. And goodness Brendan is a lie. Ed

and Katya, can they get it back this week with an American Smooth? I love

Ed. I think he is what Strictly is about. He's entertaining. I think he

is the guy who's going to inspire people to take up dancing. He's not

shy, he goes for it every week which is lovely. Is that an American

Smooth?! I'm sure it is. I think Ed is so nice. He's really going for

it. He's entertaining people every single week, what is wrong with

that? He could drop dead but he's had a lovely legacy! LAUGHTER I love

that a competition would be his legacy, though! Greg and Natalie and

the cha cha cha. Does this look like it's under control? Helen, what do

you think? I can't take my eyes off Natalie's stomach! I really like

Greg, he's really competitive. This is a completely different world for

him. He's used to doing his own thing. The costume and make-up is

full on. He's not used any of this. He's another one who is embracing

it, a bit like Ed. I'd love to see him in the final because I know he'd

put on a real show stopper. That's because he's your mate! She's mates

with Ore as well! Its Oreo now! Let's talk about Judge Rinder and

Oksana. Craig says he is hiding a delicious dancer, I think we can see

the delicious dancer. We saw half the delicious dancer in week one

when he took his top off! He said he'd get the bottom half off if he

gets to the final! LAUGHTER I think he's got really good energy. They do

good numbers, numbers you see in the West End. What do you think about

the comedy level? For me, I like it. It's Saturday night entertainment. I

want to feel good, I want to have a fun time and he ticks those boxes.

You always have a smile on your face. If Radio 1 says male or

female, the contestant, it doesn't matter if you go wrong. The people

at home don't know the choreography. As long as they are smiling, even

though I'm on the wrong foot now... You get your highest marks! LAUGHTER

Lesley and Anton are dimming the tango. You danced with Anton in

2011, what do you think? I think he's probably quite strict with her.

I think Lesley will probably be sometimes and he's not going to give

her any kind of leeway. I think she quite likes that because she will

rise to the challenge. He wants to win. And he hasn't yet. I think it

would be fabulous if Lesley could say, don't you worry, this is the

big one for you now! People get behind Anton as much as they get

behind the celebrity. She is phenomenal, though. Her energy is so

infectious. She is an example to us all. Someone has to go home this

weekend so let's see if we can guess who it might be. Who is it curtain

time for, Su? This is really dismal. It's so difficult. I don't want it

to be Ed. Not Ed. That's an answer. Alex? This is a good game, I don't

want it to be Ed either! LAUGHTER I don't want it to be Ed. We thought

Lesley for the final but you might have jinxed them. Let's hear it for

our Friday panel! No one wants to leave the

competition at the weekend. We don't want anyone to go! It's so hard to

say goodbye. Take a look at this. The hardest thing about saying

goodbye to someone each week is you really get to know and love that

person, and really enjoy watching their journey alongside yours. When

you put so much effort into something, then to have that

stripped away from you and out of your control is really difficult.

When somebody who's supported you and you've been close to then

suddenly leaves, it's tough. It's horrible, it's a horrible sensation.

Somebody you chat, you hug, we hate that side of it. When you get really

close to people and you can see their journey to, it's hard because

you get emotionally attached everyone. It has to happen each

week, it's not going to be nice and we go through it together. It's

really sad to see someone though, because we are such a big family.

Once you're in this, and you've given it to everything, the last

thing you want is for that not to be good enough on the night. That last

dance represents the end of their journey which feels pretty sad. It's

horrible to see people go. We are a really close group. You know how

much they've enjoyed their experience, you know how much

everyone wants to stay. We all started this journey together, we've

become so close. You never want to see anybody go and it is just so

devastating. It's too much for me! Let's head back over

to Strictly Towers for our final Gethin update -

I hope he's behaving himself. It's getting busy as they prepare

for tomorrow night and the big show. This is a good place to find people

when they are eating and drinking, watching the others as well. Hello

guys! Chilling out, having a biscuit. My goodness. She puts it

away, how does she keep that body? She's just genetically superior. Her

metabolism is not normal. It's so unfair! What have you been doing

since week one? I've been catching up with my old partners. I saw Jake

Wood, I saw Melvin. Peter and Emily. It's been really nice. Then we do

all the pro-numbers, we're here for the rehearsals on Monday. Still

keeping pretty busy. I'm going to ask you about everybody in a

session. We haven't seen you since Will decided to leave the show, how

have you been? I've been fine, it's been tough but I miss him very much.

As long as we have each other and everybody around has been very

supportive. I want to support everybody as much as possible.

Everyone is saying it such a high standard, do you agree? I wouldn't

say anyone is a professional amongst the celebrities. As professionals,

has the standard been high? Extremely high. I think we noticed

it straightaway in the first rehearsal, we could tell it was

going to be an incredible season of dancing. I genuinely cannot call it

any week, who's coming to go or stay because every week it feels like

they are going up and up and up, with the scores and the dancing.

It's an amazing season. What about tomorrow night? Everyone is doing

great. I've never seen so many eight and nines in weeks. I don't know. I

can't pick. I have my husband in there, my sister-in-law in there. I

mean, everybody is in there. And it's really hard because they are

doing great. I was having a chat with someone the other day about

this, what is the hardest move for a male celeb on Strictly? The Rambus.

-- the rumba. Show me this one. It's easier said than done. I might be a

while. I might get this by Christmas. See you later.

Thanks to my guests and make sure you catch all the action with Tess

and Claud as it happens on Strictly tomorrow night at 6.35pm on BBC One.

I'll be back on Monday with the next couple to leave the competition,

and former Strictly champ Camilla Dellerup will be joining us

But now, singing us out with his new single -

Wildfire, please give it up for winner of The Voice -

# And you expect me darling to talk it out

# Holding yesterday cos I'm sick of now

# Oh I've been running around for you

# I've been screaming like a child for you

# That you've been sleeping together now

# All you have to do was tell me you'd had enough

# Instead of making me feel like I was losing touch

# That you've been sleeping together now

# You hit me like a cold Monday morning

# And kiss me like an old sledgehammer

# That you've been sleeping together now

# That you've been sleeping together now