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Live from London, this is Strictly

It Takes Two. Please welcome your

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host, Zoe Ball!

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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Hello and welcome to It Takes Two!

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The only show recommended by medical

professionals to help

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cure your mid-week Strictly blues.

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It's true.

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Case in point - take

a look at my Green Room.

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Just what the Doctor ordered.

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We have Ruth and Anton!

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CHEERING

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Aston and Janette!

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CHEERING

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And Alexandra and Gorka!

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CHEERING

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Plus, with Hallowe'en fast

approaching, Ian Waite

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is here for a first look at this

weekend's ghoulish delights!

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CHEERING

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But, right now, Cabin Doors

to manual, please.

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DING DONG!

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This is a Passenger Announcement.

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Can Ruth Langsford and

Anton du Beke please

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report to Gate Ten immediately?

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Your interview is

ready for take-off.

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# Club is in the air...

I loved it

for a comedy and the showbiz, it

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didn't love it for the technique.

Lots of content, the wrong foot a

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little bit but who cares?

Please

hold onto this fun side, it is

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fabulous, your energy came alive on

the dance floor!

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Ruth and Anton, everyone!

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I can't get enough of that act as

neither can those people out there.

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Look at them, they are so knowing!

It was a first-class dance, how much

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should you enjoyed your experience?

That is the first time the nerves

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left me, I can't watch because I did

make some mistakes. But I loved it

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so much, I was very nervous until we

did the reveal, if this doesn't

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work, if it gets stuck or I do not

do it at the same time Anton, it

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will be a cringe moment. Once the

code came off and the audience went

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wild, I just threw myself into it.

But the rest of my life, I will have

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imprinted in my mind, we were

face-to-face across the floor and

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all I could see was Anton in those

sleeves and the sequinned trousers

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and I thought whenever I'm sad, I'm

going to poll out that picture.

Can

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we see it in slow motion? The Bucks

Fizz moment. There she blows! Look

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at that! Anton with such gusto! You

must have been so hot. Those

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costumes get warm and you have

double layers.

I had velvet.

Yes.

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Tell them...

What?

Subtitles are

available!

I love this!

I haven't

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told payment or Jack and I wanted it

to be is a prize and I said, what

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did you think when I walked out in

the Blue dress? He said, I was

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really cross with you. I just

thought, what have they put her in,

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that is so typical of Ruth not to

make a bus, they put her in that and

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stupid hair until I ripped it off

and it made sense.

I love that, that

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is brilliant. Did you have an

inkling, sir, those trousers might

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steal the show? Last week, we said

among the team, what we need right

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now in this competition is Anton in

a catsuit.

He went one better.

We

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thought about a catsuit. We were

thinking about a catsuit. I was so

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delighted that the reveal think was

not leaked. And the reaction from

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Ayman was what we were wanting.

Sometimes, you end up walking down

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the stairs and giving the game away.

But it was an ill fitting suit and

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all that. Exactly what we were

after, I loved that reaction.

We had

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to be Cavanaugh to stick together,

we were full of magnets! -- we had

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to be careful.

Things like that

coming you do not want to give it

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has to be a shock to the audience.

Because the room just goes wild. And

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live shoe for the number. And the

number makes sense because the

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reveal was retro.

And Shirley gave

you a six and she said she

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recognised the choreography, did you

do it on purpose?

It was stolen from

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her repertoire from 1976. It was a

hot marsh.

She definitely loved

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that. Despite the judges lovingly

impolite entertainment, the scores,

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we didn't get those up.

I had such a

good time. And they still said nice

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things. I think people forget a lot

of the marks are also based on

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technical things and I did go wrong

a couple of times.

I don't remember

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you going wrong.

It might have been

the glare! It was your own sleeve!

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It is up to the judges. People are

voting and thank you whoever voted.

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I'm thrilled.

Hallowe'en week. And

it is Quickstep and you have great

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music. Let's hear it.

Is Anton slotting into the clueless

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husband role nicely?

I have to go

like this wake up.

There you go,

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scattered chassis, reverse, you

missed out the good bit.

We like

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surprises. How is the nose twitch?

Perfect! Do it again. Anton? Can you

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do it? No! Anton is wearing a tight

slacks we have ever seen.

Very

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tricky. I will not be doing a

demonstration today.

That is a

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terrible shame! You said on Monday

it is like a square one all over

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again. Wednesday, which were you one

today?

It used to be a week and now

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I'm all right. I have tears on

Tuesday, Wednesday is all right,

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today has been good. Always tears on

Thursday because I panicked and go,

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this is my last training day because

Friday, we get to the studio and we

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have to do the dance, you have to

know it I then, you are supposed to

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know it.

Supposed to know it!

As

long as you know it by Saturday

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night!

I think I know most of it.

You are doing wonderfully. Ruth

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follows really well. The Quickstep

Esau was the first time she had done

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it. I took hold of her and her wig

stir around the floor. This is

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lovely in theory, a lovely skill to

have the follow and for me to read

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her and she follows me around the

room. The problem is when we put the

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choreography together and she thinks

about the choreography. That is the

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battle. The fear of forgetting. It's

a massive stumbling block. The woven

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thing and you guess perhaps.

Or I

looked down. I looked at his feet so

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I know where he is going.

You can do

it and that looks glorious.

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Quickstep is adorable. Thank you.

Good luck.

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Ruth and Anton, everyone!

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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We know how Ruth and Anton's

Quickstep is shaping up,

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but with Hallowe'en

fast-approaching, how are the rest

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of our couples getting on?

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It's time for Ian Waite

to investigate.

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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Hoping to cast a spell over this

weekend's Hallowe'en

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routines, it's Ian Waite.

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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Where did you find that shirt?

I

thought I would pay my own homage to

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the 1970s.

It is like wallpaper,

gorgeous.

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Let's start with Joe and Katya,

who had their first '10'

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of the series for their Paso Doble

last weekend.

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Is their Foxtrot looking

worthy of another Ten?

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He needs to smooth out the pivots.

He has lovely heel leads, but it's a

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bit stompy. They've cobwebs around

them, getting ready for the action.

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A lovely ronde and a Contra Check.

Hello, sorry, I forgot. There is,

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thank you.

Slightly over rotated to

his left. And if he doesn't rotate

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too much, he does rotate, but not

quite that much, and he is looking

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over there. He needs to look over

the top of her head if possible. So

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when he does a Contra Check, he is

there over the top of her head,

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rather than men.

OK, as lovely as

that face is!

In a throwaway comment

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he did the same and he went like

that and he should be looking over

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there.

Beautifully demonstrated.

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Gemma and Aljaz have been called

frontrunners in recent weeks.

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Is this Jive going

to put them on top?

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Well, looking at those lovely

kissing shoes again, everybody is

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wearing those, they are smelly!

Going through the step is, I do

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think that it's a little bit

flat-footed and she needs to get

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onto the balls of her feet to make

it lighter. And her body position is

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very bright. We talk about getting

it tucked underneath. Just so that

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what it does, it brings your weight

onto the balls of your feet just by

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changing. And if she picked up her

knee, she would be able to click the

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Fat down, rather than just out. She

is doing that, rather than that.

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Subtle adaption.

Yes, thank you. CHEERING AND

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APPLAUSE.

Feel free, he is a wonder!

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How's their Rumba looking?

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Davood and 90. Not enough

straightening of the leg. Even into

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the lines, there needs to be one

straight leg at a time. He does a

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nice check action, checking forward.

He has worked on it. Everywhere

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else, everywhere he is taking a

walk, he needs to straighten the

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walk and keep it straight. I love

those legs! He goes into a line here

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and it looks a bit strange. He needs

to take the knee out to the side to

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create... More of a lunch? Yes, it

just looks like... These things can

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be worked on, it is only Tuesday's

footage.

Yes, it will be perfected.

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Debbie and Giovanni

topped the leaderboard

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with their Rumba last weekend.

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What do you think

of their Charleston?

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This looks great fun. She has great

beat and legs and is neat and tidy.

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I love her outfit! I would like to

see more wild Debbie. Expressing

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herself and going a bit mad rather

than keeping it contained. She has

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got a lovely swivel. Swivel action.

Like I said about going for it, the

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steps out, we will show them how to

go for it. Flapping bird.

Why is it

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always the flapping bird?!

Flapping

bird.

I look more like a chicken.

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What are you talking about? Debbie,

that is not how you do it.

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Finally, Jonnie AND Oti

are performing a Cha-Cha-Cha

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to 'Trouble Maker', by Olly Murs.

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Does this look like trouble to you?

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I think this is going to have its

problems. It is all about the legs

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and the straight leg action. I would

say it would be difficult for him.

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But he is doing a really good job of

coping with it. So impressed so far,

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but with his top half, here, when he

leans across to Oti, he needs to get

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his elbows out the create the shape.

So I will take your elbow out rather

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than dropping down here. Take it out

there to create space.

I don't know

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what I'm supposed to do! I will just

stand there and look gormless! That

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is me! We would do the rest of the

couples tomorrow. And don't

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forget...

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Tomorrow's the big day.

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We'll be revealing just

what you're dressing

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up as for Hallowe'en,

as voted for by It

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Takes Two viewers.

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Are you excited?

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Yes! I'm excited because it has been

a long time since I wore a dress.

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You don't know what you are wearing

yet. No backing out now.

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Give it up for Ian Waite, everyone!

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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I love it.

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I love it.

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Next up is a couple whose

waltz we couldn't help

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but fall in love with.

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It's Aston and Janette!

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Handling it beautifully, the control

and grace was there, your weight was

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on your toes.

I thought it was

pretty impressive tonight.

I love

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how you danced and I could watch you

all night.

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Aston and Janette, everyone!

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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What they waltz, it was absolutely

beautiful. So clever, Aston, both of

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you.

How did it feel? Emotional, it

was emotional. I was shaking,

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actually. Probably the first time in

how many weeks, four, five?

We don't

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count them! Not halfway yet.

I was

honestly shaking just because of the

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atmosphere and the feel of the song,

the routine. Yeah.

It really means

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you are feeling it on the floor. How

did you calm him down?

The whole

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week we talked about it because

previously he's been playing a

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character, the cool guy but I wanted

him to just be Aston and get lost in

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the moment. Not in the routine!

He

did.

I felt it, he was dancing with

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me and I really felt like it was

just me and him in our little bubble

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and I think we accomplished it. But

when we were finished and we were

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being judged he was literally

shaking. He said he had never felt

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like that in his life, feeling so

vulnerable, and I loved it.

So good.

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Have a big cry, that is what I would

have done!

I'd didn't think I was

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able to cry, literally.

It is

meaning so much! It can be a bit of

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a risk to do the contemporary stuff,

but Craig absolutely loved it,

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surely loved it. To deviate from a

traditional waltz, is that a risk?

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It is always a risk, you never know

what people are going to like and I

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kept saying to him that I'm nervous

because I know there are many

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contemporary elements and it can go

either way, they can love it or hate

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it. So to hear them loving it, I

thought, thank God. They went with

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me and they felt what I felt and I

was really proud that he could

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deliver.

I know, there were some

real moments when you did your legs,

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stunning. Craig was talking about it

being a bit sharp and an issue with

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your hands. What did you make of

that?

It's fine, Craig, we'll fix

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it.

Perfect answer. And you're

gorgeous girl Sarah came to visit

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you. She gets to visit you in the

training room, what did she'd think

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when she saw the finished dance?

She

was very emotional, she could see it

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better than anyone, it wasn't the

usual me, my performance, so it was

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nice for her to see another side of

me, very open and honest.

That is

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the hard thing for the partners

because they know the signs when

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you're a bit scared. At least she

can watch, though. It's been a tough

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week for you, Aston, we must

discuss, you have lost your B Boy.

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Is it all right talk about it?

We

can go there.

Actually, Bayern, he

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has sent you a message in case you

were missing him -- Brian.

You poe

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we don't remember me, are used to be

on the show, I am Brian Conley. You

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made it very special, my experience,

because, Aston, you're a nice bloke.

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I'll see you soon and please stop

doing my dance routines!

Brian.

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Aawww! We miss him already. So, this

weekend, Halloween, Paso Doble,

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Nirvana. This is quite crackers,

Nirvana on Strictly Mac. Ah You

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fans, the two of you?

I love the

song, I can't say that I have

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listened to all songs but I love

Smells Like Teen Spirit.

You were

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about six when it came out! The

first time we've had Nirvana on

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Strictly. I think is the first time

we've had a Paso Doble done by

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ghosts, probably. How is it going?

Any other firsts going to happen?

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Well, working really hard. I have to

say, when of a take it slow with

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Aston, it's very fast, a lot of

footwork, lots of further action. A

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lot of work on and everything. More

than anything, when we danced to

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music, it feels so good.

Just

something takes over, honestly, it's

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very weird.

You are no longer Aston!

I love it when you say that! This is

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the thing, with a Paso Doble you

have two feel it with your toes and

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hands and fingers, you are becoming

a matador, Aston.

I am trying. But

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it's tough, this one is tough. You

really need to be in this one.

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Unique to fight it but -- you need

to fight it.

The battle, Halloween,

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the perfect time to do it. You're

amazing, good luck this weekend.

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Aston and Janette! Powerhouses.

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Right, time now to see how Davood,

Jonnie and Joe are getting ready

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for this weekend's Hallowe'en

Spooktacular.

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EVIL LAUGH

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That was deep!

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This new style of dancing, the Rumba

is making me confused.

Definitely

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difficult for him to get the steps

now. Now it's...

Such full body

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movements even though it slow and

there is a lot to take on board. For

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the moment, the fear is kicking in,

which is perfect for this week.

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We have a cha-cha, which is the

first dance I'm doing is where I

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feel I have to use my hips. This is

going to be interesting. I Develin

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the feel embarrassed doing these

movements. -- I definitely feel

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embarrassed. This is the most

embarrassed I been so far. I've gone

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red!

I think he loves shaking his

hips, I always see a smile in the

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corner of his face. Whoo!

Gentle

rise and fall, the foxtrot, you've

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got to keep the glide across the

floor. That's good, that's good.

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Some quick and some slow and I'm not

sure of the order yet.

Judges are

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going to be looking for improvement.

They will look at his correct

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footwork. That's it.

Feels good at

the moment.

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My next guest has

something of a problem

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with bad boys constantly

catching her eye.

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Lucky for her, her

partner is a total gent.

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It's Alexandra and Gorka.

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You bring this floor alive, you just

gel.

The upper half is exquisite and

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I think a bit more work on the lower

half.

I love watching you, really

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good.

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Alexandra and Gorka.

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Gorgeous. Tell you what, we are in

the love... In love with the shape

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of your Samba, it was amazing, how

did it feel? Look at you.

It felt so

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good, I came off stage and I

thought, that felt hot!

It looked

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pretty hot, the two of you. I don't

know which one to watch. Also, you

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follow on from a shower of 10s the

week before, and then the judges got

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more critical. Did you expect that?

I always expect to be criticised

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because we know why we are here, to

learn and improve and gawker has

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been an amazing teacher and I

felt... He knows my energy gets a

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bit too much sometimes and you can

forget your technique and I'm

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working on not getting too excited

and going into Beast Mode and forget

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what he is teaching me.

I love when

you go into the Beast Mode.

I can't

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do that any more because I'll get

pigeon feet!

You said last week that

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you had to contain your inner

Jamaican.

I managed to have a bit of

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that influence when he allowed me to

be free and give it a little

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something something but that's it,

nothing more, very contained.

It's

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Halloween, it's coming.

Everything

you have put aside. And gawker, a

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lot of people on social media saying

this was under marked. What you

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think?

Scores are scores and every

week is different. It was an amazing

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dance. Even today we are thinking we

wish we could dance it again because

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I wanted to do it again.

It went so

quick, really quick.

That's a good

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sign, wanting to do it again. If you

are like, I never want to do that

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dance.

I know, it is nice that we

felt that way and still feel that

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way. We still have the samba vibes.

The first two for -- the first time

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for you two, you finished mid-table.

Were you thinking, results, a

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dreaded dance off?

It's getting

harder and harder every week and

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that week I was very nervous,

waiting for the results.

It felt

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like we had it in our heads and said

if we are the bottom two, let's just

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dance and go for it, give it

everything. You can never be

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complacent, you can't feel you done

a good dance, you never know how

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it's going to go, so always prepare.

Although it scares you, prepare and

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hope for the best.

We saw how you

bring the floor alive, watching you

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dance. Are you finding that you pick

up the routine is a bit easier now?

0:25:460:25:53

I've always picked them up quite

quickly, it's just if they stay in

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my brain!

One of the things that

happens, we know each other better

0:25:570:26:03

now, so we know we have to work with

it other, which helps. When I have

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the detail, she must learn it, we

understand better and it goes

0:26:090:26:12

quicker.

Yeah, it goes quicker.

You

get a kind of language.

There is a

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thing, a good thing.

A look in the

eyes.

I know when it's coffin time

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as well! -- coffee time.

It is not

just dancing that this man is

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teaching you in the training room.

Have a look, everyone.

R-r-r-r-r.

0:26:310:26:44

R-r-r-r-r.

R-r-r-r-r.

I don't know

why anyone wants to watch that.

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Teaching me to roll my Rs, I can't

do it and I'm a singer. It's really

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hard. It's difficult.

Too good,

everybody. Tango. Maneater, Nelly

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Furtado. How does a zombie Tango

differed to a normal one?

It's going

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to be a bit more scary, a bit more

energetic and just get ready for

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Saturday because it's going to be

scary.

Scary for the right reasons I

0:27:330:27:37

hope?

Yeah. We will do our best.

We

are going to look like really cool

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zombies, I can't wait.

You are

dancing to Manager, do Gorka's

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hordes of fans need to be afraid?

No, not at all, no one need to beat

0:27:530:27:58

scared -- you are dancing to ten

ferry.

We know you are a screamer,

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Alexandra, what sounds are you

making this week? -- you are dancing

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to Maneater.

It is you, the roles

have changed.

The noises this time,

0:28:100:28:17

stepping on my toes, my knees.

He

says, I stepped on -- you stepped on

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me today, I bashed him in the face,

it's like a battle, it's really bad

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and I'm sorry!

It's Halloween!

Good

luck, I know it's going to be a

0:28:320:28:38

dream and scary for the right

reasons. Alexandra and Gorka!

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That's all we have time for tonight.

0:28:440:28:45

We'll be back here tomorrow

at 6:30 getting all the

0:28:450:28:48

gossip from Mollie and AJ

and Daverd and Nadiya.

0:28:480:28:50

Vicky Gill will be

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here to preview all

the

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hottest looks for Halloween.

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And Ian Waite returns in costume!

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