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

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Ball! Hello and welcome to your Thursday

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night edition of It Takes Two! The weekend is so close,

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I can almost smell the fake tan from here, and to celebrate,

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have we got a stellar Tonight, I'll be joined

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by the geek-chic Ore and Joanne. And London Fashion Week

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is so last week. Strictly's very own costume designer

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Vicky Gill is here to look at this Plus, wands at the ready,

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Ian Waite is limbering up So let's meet our first

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couple of the night. He kicked and flicked his way

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into our hearts last weekend and he's quite literally

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jumping for joy to get It looks like Greg could go all the

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way, my darling! You were like a blue fog jumping around! How did you

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get that high? You are a good dancer, I am looking forward to

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seeing you. Jumping Jack Flash! It was

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incredible. How was Friday? Terrifying is the overriding

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sensation. I am flapping like a moron. It worked, it got the crowd

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going. Yes. As soon as the music starts, often you don't hear it. I

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missed the first four queues of. Running down the steps, I thought, I

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have blown this already. Everything was out of sync at the start.

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Natalie told me to slow down. I was like, slowdown! You do that so well,

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you dancers. Through your teeth! Nobody would know! First week out,

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it is so terrifying. It does not get easier!

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Len called you the dynamic duo, and Darcey said she

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What did the judges' feedback mean to you?

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Definitely, I am quite self-deprecating, so I believe I am

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the worst by a long way, I keep thinking it, so to have that being

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said to us was incredible. Going into this week, which has been quite

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difficult... We will get onto that. Hello, legs! I have missed her! Look

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at those limbs, they are ridiculous! It's been a while since

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you reached the latter stages Do you think you've got

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a contender this year? I missed that. Very good! The

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perfect balance between fun and hard-wired in rehearsals. You are

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competitive, so let's look back at some of the Olympian medallists that

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have been on the show and see how they did in the first week. Denise

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Lewis, 31 point... We love Anthony Ogogo! You are

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equalling Louis Smith's school. He went on to win. That could be a good

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omen. How far are you hoping to go? It is a competition, you want to go

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and win if you can. I know I am not a dancer, I have never danced

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before, but Natalie is a fantastic teacher, a really good

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choreographer. He can stay! We are hoping we can go all the way. But it

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is difficult for me, I generally have to win competitions, but I am

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having so much fun here. We have such a good laugh, it will be so sad

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when people start going. Somebody is going to go this weekend.

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Somebody is going to go this weekend.

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This week you're dancing a tango to Jump by Van Halen.

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It is hard, there are so many things to think about. Posture, steps,

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energy, character. We had a good session today. I noticed there

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again, looking at myself is horrible. I was quite clumpy. I

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would like to think I have ironed that out, we have been working on

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the feet on the floor. Keeping your feet on the ground, keep grounded.

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How far are you hoping to jump up the leaderboard? If we can nail it,

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the routine is spectacular. I would like to think we can do a bit better

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than 27. We will always do our best. When you let over half said, that

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was death-defying? And she is six foot seven in heels!

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Now, I don't want to alarm anyone currently sitting in the studio,

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but we are now less than 48 hours away from Strictly's first public

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But how are preparations going for Laura and Giovanni

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The warmth is a romantic dance, a lot of technique. It is not an easy

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dance for the celebrities. It is such a beautiful dance. If you don't

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do it right, you look stupid. She has beautiful posture and legs, so

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we will choose this for the movement around the floor. I am trying to

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learn from him, and not look as scared as I feel. Hopefully, we will

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be fine. She is a really fun person. The Charleston is perfect for her.

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It suits her from the top to the bottom. I have always admired the

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Charleston, but to do it like this is a different level. She is finding

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it difficult. The speed of the music. The thing I will have to work

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hard at is the breathing, I might just pass out.

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Next up, a man who is worth his Waite in gold.

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Prepare yourselves, it's time for your second Waite's

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Caught him giving Greg some tips, tucked his tail under.

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Before we begin, give the people what they want.

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You covered half our couples yesterday, let's tackle the rest.

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They were bottom of the leader board for their first dance.

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Can they turn things around with a Charleston this week?

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I am looking forward to this. There is lots of good content in here. I

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am surprised, but occurs it is so fast and frenetic, there has got to

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be lots of action. He is really fast, I am pleasantly surprised

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about the energy he has got. What I will say is on these side-by-side

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pieces, he needs to make sure he is matching Katya, because his arm

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should be in the same position. It shows up more in those positions.

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They will be looking for that, it will be a corker for him.

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On the opposite end of the leader board, Danny and Oti scored 31

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for their cha-cha-cha, can they keep up the good work

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Last week I had one word for him, wow. As you can see, he has a lovely

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topline, a lovely T-shaped, he has sway, he'll lead, even if he is in

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trainers. He has got... The only thing I would say, the head and the

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connection there. His head is left. When you do a forward step, you

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should be looking where you are going. Don't look over your left

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shoulder. Make sure it is closed. He needs to get his elbows up to Oti a

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bit more. Fine detail. Lesley and Anton were

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praised by the judges I am enjoying watching Lesley, she

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has a lot of natural ability, and she can retain quite a lot of

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intricate choreography, as we can see. The only issue I have is her

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leg action. I always say this about every cha-cha-cha, it is normally

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about the legs. She does a Cuban break, I want to see that close.

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There are lots of them in cha-cha-cha, so make sure... Nothing

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like that! Close the knees! Next up, Judge Rinder and Oksana

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dazzled the judges last weekend. What can we expect from their

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American smooth? I love his expression, it uses out

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of every poor, despite how over the top he is. He is something special,

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and he is massively entertaining. There are a few places. Here, Oksana

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is opening out with a curved arm and he is not, so we need to match those

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are up. She is bending into that knee, creating a stretched foot, he

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should do the same. If there is not enough room between them, they need

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to get slightly closer. You get the Olympic rings! Greg would love that.

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Next up, Tameka and Gorka, who we saw a quick training

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They're dancing the Charleston this week after their dramatic

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If ever there is a dance for Tameka, it is this one, it is full of fun

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and energy and character. She is slightly behind him. I don't know if

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she is struggling with the speed or not. When we slow it down, it is

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really quite obvious. If she can get that together, side-by-side pieces

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in Charleston. She is back in time with him there.

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Craig said she had wonderful potential.

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She has a gorgeous physique, a long neck. She picked it up, and now it

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looks fine. One thing I will say, her posture. If you stand there, I

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want you to get your shoulders back, open your chest. Took your tummy in.

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Chin up. Drop into your shoulder blades. Into your hips like that.

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That is what I want her to do. You have got to do that, down the

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shoulder blades. I get even more chins! It is not quite right.

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And finally, Len said he had high expectations for Louise and Kevin.

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Can they deliver again with their Viennese waltz?

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From the beginning I thought she looked like a great dancer. She has

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fluidity. The acting is going on, the transition. It flows. There are

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places where I have doubts about her quality. That is here. You don't

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want people doubting your quality! The quality of dance. You should

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never have this position, two turned in feet. It is a minor point. I am

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being so picky so early on. You get that right now, it is right or the

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time. The finer details, you could be looking at high marks.

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You can put your wand away for another week now.

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Now, our next couple waltzed to the top of the leader board last

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weekend with a performance Darcey called dreamy, Bruno

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said made it look easy, and Len loved it so much he pulled

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out one of these in the very first week.

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Anyway, it's the unforgettable Daisy and Aljaz!

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You don't it beautifully. This had the radiant quality of old school

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glamour and high-class fashion combined. I don't think I have seen

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a dance better than that in the first week ever.

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Congratulations on your waltz last week, it was a real Strictly moment,

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I was crying, along with everyone else, did you enjoy it, Daisy? Yes,

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I loved doing that dance so much, it felt like we were floating, it was

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quite surreal. Only a few moments where I thought, wow, this is

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actually happening. This is real. I'm really doing my first dance on

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Strictly. You looked very laid-back. Straight to the top of the

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leaderboard, the first week, and nine from a Len, what did you make

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of that, when the judges were talking? I got quite emotional and I

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nearly cried, and I was more about, please don't cry, I can't believe we

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did it, thank God for you. Yes. We've also that. Is Daisy being a

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model student for you so far? 100%. We have three weeks to do the first

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dance but what impressed me the most, not just her great attitude in

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rehearsals, but when I watched the waltz back in rehearsals, she closed

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the feet, she did a heel and also the toes, the posture was right. I

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was so impressed. Yes people don't get that for a long time in this

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competition. It was my grandfather, manipulating. Yes, he was there with

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you, you're gorgeous grandfather. That is the highest score in week

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one in three years. Abbey Clancy was the last person to get a score like

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that, that was a long while ago. I'm sorry to burst your bubble, but the

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professional with the highest ever first week score is a certain Mr

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Waite. He got 35 points in 2005, I've no idea who was with him, but

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apparently he had a ball. LAUGHTER Many incredible comments from people

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online, Frankie Bridge said it was absolutely gorgeous and Emma Willis

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saying you nailed it. What is the reaction that you have had? Very

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supportive and kind and I've been overwhelmed, it is shocking, really,

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I can't believe it. Very grateful. Mostly grateful to you. He is very

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good. This week we go from the romance of the waltz to the

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cha-cha-cha, and it must be fun to speed it up. It has been so

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emotional for the past three weeks doing the waltz, now it is quite fun

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to have some fun and be a bit sassy. Look at you, you look great. So

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confident. We are walking through it, because he had hurt his back and

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little. Oh no, injuries already. I'm OK. Are you hoping for another one

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of these? Do you feel pressure after starting

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at the top? There is always pressure, but I take it the same

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way, every week you have got to do your best dance, no matter if it is

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a waltz or a cha-cha-cha, it will be upbeat, but we will have put a lot

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of time and effort into technique and straightening the legs and doing

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the hips. I just want to sing. Give us a song. I wonder what he would

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choose. Good luck on Saturday. How are Will and Karen and Claudia

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and AJ shaping up this Don't worry, I've got

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all the answers in a bitesize The challenge is the waltz,

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everything. It has to be flowing, which I struggle with. Very

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important to get her steps to be a lot bigger, we want large steps, to

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stand up strong and powerful. I can't step that much. I keep telling

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her to look into her happy place, she gets very nervous and she goes

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serious. Happy days. So far I'm enjoying the happiness of the jive.

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He is full of energy and I've never seen anything like it. I'm liking

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the rhythm, the hard thing is trying to get into the rhythm because it is

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like skipping constantly and yet doing dance moves at the same time.

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Much better. He is picking up his steps, very enthusiastic and I'm

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loving every second. Good work, Will.

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Now, imagine just for one second a world without Strictly's

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There'd be no sequins, no crystals, no sparkle.

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It really doesn't bear thinking about!

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Luckily for our couples, their frocks are in safe hands.

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For the first time this series, it's Strictly's costume designer

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We are so lucky to have her back - she's the

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I have missed you. When you start working on the designs and the

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concept? I start in June. We start to meet celebrities in July and then

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we are meeting a few people here and there, and then the team

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get-together. We have microphone problems. I will hold this for you.

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It all comes together in August and that is where it begins, and that is

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it. You can hold your own microphone. Shall we have a bit of

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show and tell? Or sew-and-tell -

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here at It Takes Two. We have got some gold beading. Under

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that we have a Colorado topaz. I love all this. I think that we'll go

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short. Much shorter. This is Natalie's tango dress. This will be

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a Marmite moment, people will either love it or hate it, but that is OK.

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You like to shake things up. The main thing is the choice of colour,

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emerald green would not normally be used for tango but this is an eight

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panel shape. With a small amount of emerald detail, and these lines, we

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will see what they are looking like in studio and they might be

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necessary because of the lights. There is a nod to sport? Yes. We

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have splashed out on this in your honour. We are going to have a look

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at the Charleston dress of Tameka, tell me about the details. The

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Charleston, fast and furious, she makes me giggle when she comes to

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wardrobe. She called me today to make sure everything would be

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covered, and we made sure we have a plays suit underneath and we have

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circled tears going up the dress, we may transform it into a dress or we

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might keep it as a place or, depending how it goes tomorrow. And

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Gorka? He is in a onesie this week. Only he could do that. We can have a

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look at Louise's Viennese Waltz dress, quite unusual. It is, we are

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taking a chance with this, as champagne base, Chantilly lace.

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# Chantilly lace... Yellow macro this will be organic, and this will

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take shape tomorrow when we meet and we will see what happens. I love to

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see this now, and then have a look again on Saturday. She is fantastic.

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Please give it up for Vicky Gill, everyone!

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Now, what do you get when you mix one park bench,

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one bicycle, one geek, one gal and one Argentine Tango?

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To me it was strong and I thought it was dramatic. I like tango with

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cheeky spin, something I've not seen before, the control. You have so

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much potential, I can't wait to see more.

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How was your Strictly initiation last weekend?

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Oh my goodness, it was the most fun I've had in memory. Just the best.

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When we finished that routine I couldn't stop smiling, apart from

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the panting because I was shattered, I could not have been happier. Were

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you pleased with him? I was so proud, that was the best he had

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performed ever. That is all you can ask for. So good. Darcey says you

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have so much potential. Bruno said very good dancer. This is like the

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best report. Were you shocked to hear those things? The judges's

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comments were absolutely incredible and we could not have asked for much

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more and even when Craig said his comments, I was waiting for the

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butt... But he did not say anything negative. Yes, that was amazing for

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you, they could not criticise your dancing at all. Len said about my

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choreography, which I'm taking on board, wait for the cha-cha-cha. He

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was talking about faffing, but it was storytelling, some might see it

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like that. There was one moment that stood

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out to a few viewers - the tongue - can you talk

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us through that move? Did you tell him to do that? I did

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not tell him to do that. This is the truth, Joanne said you want to get

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into the character, it was geek chic and I was trying to pout and in all

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the excitement of the tongue popped out. It just popped out. He said to

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me afterwards, I stuck my tongue out. I thought it was very cute. You

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also did the eyebrow raise, quite amazing. That is a killer combo. He

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will not be doing it again. Is he being a good boy? He is being a good

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student, he has two personalities, very hard worker who doesn't want

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any breaks, and I have to force into it, and the other one he's like a

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five-year-old little boy. I turn around and he is like this. Really?

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A little bit frightened. Are we in small pants. Let's not go there. How

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hard is Joanne cracking the whip? This whip is getting cracked very

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hard, loving the cha-cha-cha but I have no feeling in my feet any more

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because it is so fast. There is a poll in our routine this weekend and

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there might have been a collision between me and the poll downstairs.

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Ouch. You are quite clumsy I've heard, in training. No faffing on

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the poll. We can show you this, this is from the training room. Careful,

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careful, I did say careful. I did say careful. She did say careful.

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There are loads of those, we will save them. Calamity pack. You have

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won the Christmas special since we last met.

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You won the Strictly Christmas Special with Harry Judd -

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making you the the first Clifton to lift a Glitterball!

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You are going to be dancing to hot stuff this weekend? It will be hot.

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There are some shirts which are so saturated. He is going for it so

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much, I'm losing all my nails. This gorgeous man is very emotional, real

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softy at heart, getting very emotional about his time on

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Strictly. One celebrity will leave the ballroom this Sunday, never to

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return. Ore, how does that make you feel? I can't cope, it is too much.

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Brilliant. Stop. We have had enough. Good luck, my darlings, with the

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cha-cha-cha, and I can't wait to see how the pole is involved. Neither

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can I. Good luck. Give it up. APPLAUSE

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Join me here tomorrow at the earlier time of 6pm.

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That's 6pm everyone - for a bumper hour-long special

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where Gethin Jones will be gethin' the gossip from rehearsals.

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I'll be chatting to Laura Giovanni, Danny Oti,

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Naga Pasha and Lord Craig Revell-Horwood.

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Plus, joining me on the Friday panel will be Alison Hammond,

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Enjoy exclusive access to some of the world's leading artists,

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