Episode 35 Strictly - It Takes Two


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Hello!

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I am very excited to say I am back

inside the Strictly Glitterball.

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Isn't it glorious?

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I've been tasked with

analysing just how tonight's

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It Takes Two is shaping up.

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But first, I'm going to need my

Trusty swing-o-meter.

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There it is!

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Hello, old friend.

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It's leaning towards a score of '1'

at the moment but look what happens

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when it sees that the likes

of Jonnie & Oti and Gemma & Aljaz

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are in the building right now.

And if it's live music you're

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here for, corr blimey -

The Corrs will be performing.

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All my dreams are coming true.

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But what about those all important

seats on the Friday Panel?

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The results are coming in right now

and I'm hearing they've been filled

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by Nick Knowles, Anna Richardson....

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And I can't believe it -

one of the greatest

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dancers to ever set foot

on the Strictly dance floor...

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Jeremy Vine.

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That's me!

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This is a vintage line-up.

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All hosted by Zoe Ball!

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Oh yes!

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10's all around...

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There's only one thing left to do.

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Roll the titles!

Does anyone know how

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I get out of here?

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Live from London, this is Strictly

it takes to. Please welcome your

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host, Zoe Ball.

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Hello and welcome to It Takes Two!

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A big thank you to the

gorgeous Aljaz and Oti.

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They'll be back later in the show

with their partners.

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It's Friday night and we have

a packed show for you...

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But starting us off in style

are a band that really

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get my Swing-o-meter going.

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Singing their classic hit,

'What Can I Do?' - it's The Corrs!

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE.

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# I haven't slept at all in days.

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# It's been so long

since we've talked.

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# And I have been here many times.

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# I just don't know

what I'm doing wrong.

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# What can I do to make you love me.

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# What can I do to make you care.

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# What can I say to

make you feel this.

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# What can I do to get you there.

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# No more waiting,

no more, aching...

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# No more fighting,

no more, trying...

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# Maybe there's nothing more to say.

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# And in a funny way I'm calm.

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# Because the power is not mine.

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# I'm just going to let it fly.

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# What can I do to make you love me?

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# (What can I do

to make you love me).

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# What can I do to make you care?

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# (What can I do to make you care).

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# What can I say to

make you feel this?

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# (What can I do

to make you love me).

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# What can I do to get you there?

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# (What can I do to make you care).

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# What can I do to make you love me?

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# (What can I do

to make you love me).

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# What can I do to make you care?

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# (What can I do to make you care).

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# What can I change

to make you feel this?

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# (What can I do

to make you love me).

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# What can I do to get you there?

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# (What can I do to make you care).

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# And love me...

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# Love me...

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# Love me...

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APPLAUSE.

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What a gorgeous bunch.

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What can I do to get them to perform

again later in the show?

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It's happening, people.

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But back to business.

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It's Friday night and I can confirm

we are only 24 hours and 38 minutes

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away from the next live

Strictly extravaganza!

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So with time very much

of the essence, we sent

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the delectable Gethin to Strictly HQ

to gather up all the

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behind-the-scenes intel.

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Welcome to the heart of the action

in the Strictly ballroom where

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rehearsals are underway for the show

tomorrow. No one needs reminding

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that Blackpool is eight days away

and the class of 2017 are pulling

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out the stops. Susan and Kevin are

doing a tango to Firework by Katy

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Perry. Let us take a look. How about

that? Explosives, we love watching

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them downs. I am off to see who I

can talk to and get myself on the

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guest list for Blackpool -- dance.

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What a man, what a beard, what

a thirst for backstage knowledge.

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And there will be plenty more

from Mr Jones later in the show!

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But right now, it's time to meet our

first guests of the evening...

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As superstar DJs, these two brought

a party to the Strictly dance floor

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and dropped a down right spicy Salsa

while they were at it.

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It's Jonnie and Oti.

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I thought the lifts were

spectacular. You have no fear and it

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is a fabulous attitude. Keep it up!

You are finding rhythms that suit

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Jonnie Peacock.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE.

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MUSIC: Donna Summer - 'Hot Stuff'.

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Welcome to you wonderful people. I

feel like I have not seen you for

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ages.

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That was one extra hot Salsa -

did you enjoy the performance?

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It was better than the Cha Cha Cha.

It was good fun. I was time to keep

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myself covered. As best I could.

I

do not know if that is what the

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people want. I think they are very

excited.

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You've played a lot of characters

these past few weeks -

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Pirate Jonnie, Indiana Jonnie,

and who could forget

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Supermarket Sweep Jonnie -

how did it feel to be Jonnie

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the Party Animal?

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It was good fun. I just tried to

enjoy it.

I think we really had fun.

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We really enjoyed it. We were

screaming and having a good time.

I

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could hear you at home.

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The scores were up to 27

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and the judges were impressed

by Jonnie's armography,

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strength and those incredible lifts

- were you happy?

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I was so happy. I really was. I was

happy. He gave it is all and he is

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so shy. For him to just go out there

and have fun because that is all he

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can do, that was amazing.

Did you

surprise yourself? I think so. This

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is one of the first dancers were I

really knew the choreography,

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normally backstage, I am panicked

about what steps are coming but this

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one it just happened and I try to

throw myself into it, with the

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salsa, you have to have fun.

We had

so much fun watching you.

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Darcey also praised

the way you handle Oti

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throwing herself at you' -

it's a hard life - do you need us

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do you need us to have a quiet

word with her?

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The lifts were good fun. They were

really good fun. I think salsa is

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all about the woman.

You have taught

him well!

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Shirley

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said that you're

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finding 'rhythms that

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suit Jonnie Peacock'.

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How much do you adapt your

choreography as you get

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to know your partner's strengths?

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We are finding our feet and knowing

what works for us and how we can

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have fun, not where I am going crazy

and he is looking at me like I am

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crazy.

That is all the time!

What is

wrong with you? We are having fun.

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This week was nice, I was relaxed

and chilled. Yes. I just look at

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him.

This is amazing.

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We all want to know -

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have you taken Bruno up

on his offer to help with those

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hip rotations yet?

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He told me not to say anything.

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You said up in the Clauditorium

that you thought this

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dance was going to land

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you in the Dance-Off -

why were you so worried?

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I don't know. Backstage it felt like

it and I think, for me, my goal was

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Halloween and every week as a bonus,

we are getting to the point where

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there are some seriously good people

left and you feel like every week

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is. It has got to that part of the

show were every time it is going to

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feel like you're going to go.

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Here at It Takes Two, we're always

looking to gain new insight

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into your working dynamics....

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I knew it!

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This week, we learnt

the pair of you have very

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different ways of warming up.

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Take a look at this.

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# It's my life.

# My heart is like an open highway.

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It is from me.

# It's my life!

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE. It is so

good. Brilliant, Bon Jovi.

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Have you ever

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considered auditioning

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to join Tommy and the gang?

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I love Bon Jovi. I am always trying

to get our Bon Jovi song onto the

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show.

It will happen, I am sure.

This week, it is the foxtrot, are

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you excited?

I am excited as Oti was

right there. Obviously a couple of

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Latin numbers,

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right there. Obviously a couple of

Latin numbers, it is nice to get

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back into the hold.

We can hear the

music, you're dancing to a Dell,

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it is a classic.

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MUSIC: Adele - 'Someone Like You'.

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She has had the music band.

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Is this song following

you everywhere you go this week?

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I'm hearing it a lot in the training

but that is always a good sign. It

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is a massive song and an amazing

song and I hope I can do it justice.

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Bills and bills.

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Are you worried about

the Dinosaur Bum returning?

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No, old Oti will come back.

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You are just one dance away

from the Blackpool Tower -

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what would it mean to you to get

a spot on that all important bus?

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I am just enjoying every Saturday.

My goal is Halloween and every week

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after that is a bonus, Blackpool

would be amazing.

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Give it up for Jonnie

& Oti, everyone!

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE. Brilliant.

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Next up, it's time for

a behind-the-scenes look at this

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weekend's group number.

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And to commemorate Remembrance Day,

the Strictly Pros are promising

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a routine we'll never forget.

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This week's Group Dance is an

emotional and moving story in

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tribute to Remembrance Day.

# There will be blue skies... My

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character is a wife waiting for her

husband to come back from the water.

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As I am picking up his jacket and

trying to remember and smell him, I

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go back and I am dancing with him in

my imagination.

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# And though I'm far away... One of

my favourite moments is when we

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start dancing with our men and

suddenly they disappear and all we

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have left are the flowers and that

represents all those who are the

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fallen of the war.

We are playing

the roles of two soldiers and we are

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at the back.

Remembrance Day means

so much to me, my father was serving

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and I was born in the barracks, I

think people have lost someone or

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know someone in the service and it

is a special time for everyone.

This

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is a more contemporary style of

ballroom dancing and it can really

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get emotional and obviously because

this is such a sensitive and

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beautiful routine, we can really go

there with our feelings.

I was so

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proud to be a part of their stance

and we hope you enjoy the routine on

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the weekend. -- so proud to be a

part of this dance.

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Beautiful, isn't it?

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It's time now to welcome this

week's esteemed Friday Panel.

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They needed to have star power,

comedy chops and an encyclopedic

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knowledge of all-things-Strictly.

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And this week, they just so happen

to ooze sex appeal too.

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Please go wild for Jeremy Vine,

Anna Richardson and Nick Knowles!

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Music: 'We Don't Have

To Take Our Clothes Off

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(To Have A Good Time).

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He returns! What an entrance, ladies

and gentlemen! Welcome to the show,

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and our, what do you make of the

class of 2017?

They are very strong,

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but every year the standard is

getting better and better, we are

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only halfway through and I'm already

gobsmacked by the level.

2015 was

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quite a good year...

It was a very

strong year, it is the return of

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Jeremy Vine! It was a very strong

year, we are so excited to see you

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reunited with Karen Clifton, your

old friends, Latin and ballroom, for

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the Christmas Special!

I am so

chuffed, I've been in touch with

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Karen, I will not say which dance

but I'm looking forward to going

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back. She is a firm teacher! She is

firm! She normally starts by saying

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"I want coffee! "

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firm! She normally starts by saying

"I want coffee! ". We are friends,

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we catch up two or three times a

week.

Nick Knowles, we've had your

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album on in the dressing room this

afternoon! Have you ever thought

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about DIY, doing it yourself

strategic and dancing?

When I was

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growing up, I was always dancing in

my house, the eldest has a ballet

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school and my youngest sister was a

dancer, my brother is a musician and

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writes musicals, I was the least

talented in the family!

Is it a yes

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or a no?

It is a maybe!

How

exciting, I love your jumper, it is

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very warm in here!

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Let's start tonight

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with Davood and Nadiya -

who are dancing a Charleston

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to the Lambeth Walk.

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This was your highest scoring

dance - how's it looking?

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Tell me what you think at this

stage... I am looking at his feet, I

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think that flapping pivot on the

third, the ball of the foot thing.

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If he's doing that, he has been

practising, I did not see much of it

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there. It is probably the wrong

bit...

The swivel?

I never found out

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what it was called! She will be

furious! This thing that you do with

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your feet, like that, that is the

hardest thing for a non-dancer to

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do. I practised it everywhere, the

bedroom, the lift, the floor, I got

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complaints at Radio 2 for walking

like that everywhere! It is going to

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test them.

I'm impressed that he

knows this stuff...

The thing is, I

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became obsessed with the charleston!

When we all met for the first time

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in August, we did that. I kept

practising it everywhere. For two

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seconds, it worked, literally!

We

will make him do it in a minute, we

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will have a demo...

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Susan and Kevin next.

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Last week they leapt up the leader

board with an energetic

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Jive but were criticised

for their painting

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and decorating skills.

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What do you make of their Tango?

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She looks great, she is one of the

stories of the year. Your daughter,

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and Anna is in agreement with me.

She has a proper chance. Everybody

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loves how she has thrown herself

into it. It is difficult when your

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life is an comedy to throw yourself

seriously into something without

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feeling uncomfortable. She looks

great!

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CHEERING

Anna, Jonnie Adams Oti are doing the

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Foxtrot. Are you looking forward to

them doing the ballroom?

We've not

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had it for a couple of weeks, Jonnie

has been praised on his Latin, I

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think we will see a darker side to

the Peacock this week...

It sounds

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really naughty...

She is lovely,

infectiously bonkers!

She has the

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tiniest waste, the longest legs and

has brilliant choreography.

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Next up - Debbie and Giovanni

who had the first perfect 40

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of the series last weekend - just

where on the Swing-o-meter

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is their salsa sitting?

where on the Swing-o-meter

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It's a crucial moment. I think that

Debbie is going to win at this

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stage. I'm a pundit and I do

politics but I've been wrong on

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everything for the last five years.

Before Debbie I thought it would be

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Custom. To me...

Aston, it is too

soon!

I thought that Aston,

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Alexandra and Debbie would be in the

final. I cannot forget Craig's

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bowel, when he

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-- I cannot forget Craig's bow, when

he comes out from behind the desk!

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The thing about Debbie, she has

always been... And Debbie McGee.

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Paul Daniels and Debbie McGee. Now

we are seeing her in her own right.

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It is brilliant. Joe and Katya are

doing a Rumba, do you know a lot

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about that?

This is slightly

dangerous, isn't it?

It is a little

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exposing...

You could easily put

something out... It is interestingly

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dangerous because it is a very

stimulating, sexual kind of dance

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and you can irritate the audience.

It is a fine line, to be sexy enough

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but not so much weight you go, I

don't want to be watching this...

It

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is like you on DIY SOS! Let's hope

Joe isn't knocked out on the Rumba.

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These guys will return

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later in the show....

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But for now, give it up

for our Friday Panel!

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Right, it's time to get

to know our Strictly Pros

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a little bit better.

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And once again, when our team went

to interview them...

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They were all found causing trouble

down the local Bingo Hall.

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What are they like?

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Eyes down for Ballroom Bingo!

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Good evening, Strictly fans, eyes

down. It is time for Ballroom Bingo!

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All aboard the Blackpool line, it is

59. Which pro gets most excited

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about going to Blackpool?

I would

have to say it is probably Chloe?

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Chloe loves Blackpool, she gets so

excited about it.

Giovanni, he says

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that Blackpool is so amazing... That

isn't really Italian it is the best

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experience, you will love it!

Anton... Anton... Anton Du Beke! He

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jokes that if he has made Blackpool

on Strictly, it's an amazing year

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for him!

He is the king of the

ballroom, the King of Blackpool!

He

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was there when Winter Gardens was

built!

Tickety-boo, it is number 62.

0:24:040:24:09

Which is the happiest pro?

I'm

guessing it isn't me...

Kevin is

0:24:090:24:15

pretty happy, isn't he?

Happy Kevin!

Chloe always have a big smile on her

0:24:150:24:20

face!

She is always smiling and is

so nice.

Her smile goes to her ears!

0:24:200:24:25

My nickname in the group is Little

Miss Sunshine!

Every morning,

0:24:250:24:29

Janette has a smile on her face.

I

love her. It's between me and Aljaz.

0:24:290:24:35

We are always laughing and happy.

Myself and Aljaz.

Aljaz Aljaz.

0:24:350:24:41

Aljaz. He always has the biggest

smile on his face no matter what is

0:24:410:24:46

happening.

Amy.

Amy. Amy. She is

very happy! Like she never stopped

0:24:460:24:55

smiling.

She smiles nonstop!

Bingo!

That's your lot, folks! Remember...

0:24:550:25:02

Keep spinning!

0:25:020:25:04

Look at these lovely people! It's

like Top of the Pops!

0:25:090:25:16

Right now, it's time to check

in with Gethin for one

0:25:160:25:18

of your recommended five-a-day

of healthy backstage

0:25:180:25:20

Strictly gossip.

0:25:200:25:21

It's for your own good, people.

0:25:210:25:24

That's my pretend microphone, like

Top of the Pops!

I found Debbie, Joe

0:25:240:25:29

and Alexandra, otherwise known as

the ten club!

Three celebrities with

0:25:290:25:33

a Number 10! Does that add pressure,

now that you've got a ten in the

0:25:330:25:40

bank, does it add pressure on a

Saturday night?

No, when it comes to

0:25:400:25:43

Monday and you are the union -- you

are learning a new dance it is like

0:25:430:25:50

being at primary school, it is

different.

And you've had a real

0:25:500:25:54

change from the joy and the fun...

To the dance of love.

I'm not loving

0:25:540:25:59

the dance of love yet! But we like

each other at the moment. Maybe it

0:25:590:26:03

will be love at some point?

Turning

to love very quickly! Hopefully,

0:26:030:26:08

that is the plan! The first

Argentine tango of the year, that is

0:26:080:26:12

for you.

It's all about... Yes, get

closer!

I did hear that you've had

0:26:120:26:21

to change a little bit today, is

that true?

We changed stuff last

0:26:210:26:25

night. Because we have a lot of

choreography on the stairs, which we

0:26:250:26:32

have never done. Stairography is an

actual word? I made it up!

I'm

0:26:320:26:44

actually really scared about this

routine.

I think it is the hardest

0:26:440:26:48

one we've done. Everything is hard

and this is the toughest one, the

0:26:480:26:52

most challenging. I've got a lot of

energy. Always hyper, this kind of

0:26:520:26:57

dance you cannot have any. Gorka has

a lot of energy, we are intense when

0:26:570:27:04

we rehearse. He always has to say to

both of us, I need to calm down and

0:27:040:27:09

you need to calm down.

Because your

partners are not here, it's not

0:27:090:27:15

often you get to be without them in

the week, tell me about them,

0:27:150:27:19

something we don't know?

On a

Thursday, when he is happy, and he

0:27:190:27:25

thinks that I've got the dance, and

he really relaxes... We start to

0:27:250:27:30

sing together but neither of us can

sing. If anybody saw what was on

0:27:300:27:37

Instagram and Twitter yesterday...

I

saw that, it was terrible!

Catty

0:27:370:27:44

alike is to sing and also to teach

people, when I've had enough, I tell

0:27:440:27:51

them to teach the VAT team how to do

a Viennese Waltz -- Katya.

0:27:510:27:58

Alexandra, what about Gorka?

He

likes to look at the chest, he goes

0:27:580:28:05

to The Mirror and goes, look at my

chest! Now I don't see it. Before I

0:28:050:28:10

used to be like, but your clothes

on! He doesn't even notice that he

0:28:100:28:14

does it! The thing is, it looks

good! Now, because he does it so

0:28:140:28:19

much I go, Gorka, your top is on the

floor!

LAUGHTER

0:28:190:28:26

Are you excited about Blackpool?

Yes! Absolutely.

Thanks very much.

0:28:260:28:35

Thanks Gethin.

0:28:350:28:36

Now, as we all know, it's

Remembrance Sunday this weekend.

0:28:360:28:39

With that in mind, we sent Strictly

favourite Frankie Bridge to meet

0:28:390:28:42

a group of extraordinary veterans.

0:28:420:28:45

In 1918, at 11am on the 11th day of

the 11th month, World War I came to

0:28:450:28:50

a close. The 11th of November has

since become a day of remembrance

0:28:500:28:59

where people all over the world paid

tribute to those who have fallen and

0:28:590:29:04

those still fighting in conflicts

today. To mark the occasion I've

0:29:040:29:11

come to meet a very special group of

veterans.

0:29:110:29:17

The Royal Hospital, Chelsea, has

been serving as a retirement home to

0:29:170:29:21

ex-soldiers for over 325 years.

Today, this building is home to

0:29:210:29:26

nearly 300 veterans. Well renowned

as the Chelsea Pensioners,

0:29:260:29:33

Remembrance Day holds a significance

for many of these heroic retirees.

0:29:330:29:40

Veteran Harry Patek was only nine

years old when the Blitz started.

We

0:29:400:29:44

used to go out anywhere, and there

would be an air raid. What you would

0:29:440:29:49

do is look for a shelter and get

into it. Hope for the best. D-Day

0:29:490:29:56

itself, that was really something. I

will never forget it. The sky was

0:29:560:30:03

black with aeroplanes and riders

going over to the continent.

0:30:030:30:10

Frankie, veteran Alan Lee will soon

be celebrating his 94th birthday.

0:30:100:30:14

He joined the Army when he was just

14 years old and served as a

0:30:140:30:18

paratrooper in World War II.

0:30:180:30:24

I remembered the invasion of

Germany. A lot of us died. The

0:30:240:30:32

Germans were on the ground and all

they had to do was pray the air with

0:30:320:30:37

their machine guns.

Or you not

frightened just before you jumped

0:30:370:30:41

out of the plane?

Frightened is not

the word, but you were apprehensive.

0:30:410:30:46

In other words, you were thinking,

let that ground come up quickly. We

0:30:460:30:53

went to suss out this village but

they have these machine gunners and

0:30:530:30:57

they came around the corner and

Cottbus. Three of us were wounded at

0:30:570:31:03

the same time. My leg was at an

angle of about 45 degrees so I

0:31:030:31:10

picked it up and put it on the good

leg and crawled into a culvert and

0:31:100:31:16

eventually the medics came out to

us. The surgeon came through and

0:31:160:31:22

said, unfortunately, I had to take

your leg off. It was so bad. I asked

0:31:220:31:29

about the other two and they said

unfortunately both had died.

Today

0:31:290:31:41

there is a special tea dance being

held at the hospital, a chance for

0:31:410:31:46

veterans to remember and commemorate

what this day represents.

0:31:460:31:54

95-year-old veteran George Skipper

has fond memories of dancing with

0:31:540:31:57

his late wife and he still enjoys a

good dance today.

When I went into

0:31:570:32:04

the Army in 1940, I had the pick of

the women because I could dance.

0:32:040:32:09

What is your favourite style?

The

quickstep.

That requires a lot of

0:32:090:32:13

energy. I have got energy. I used

to, anyway.

Listening to the

0:32:130:32:23

incredible stories of the veterans

and what they went through so long

0:32:230:32:26

ago is a reminder of the carriage

and the bravery that is required of

0:32:260:32:32

our Armed Forces both then and

today. What does Remembrance Day

0:32:320:32:37

mean to you?

Well it means

remembering, such a lot about the

0:32:370:32:44

war and the people we sailed --

served with who are no longer

0:32:440:32:48

around.

I give Armistice Day the

dignity it deserves. It reminds me

0:32:480:32:56

of all the people who had served

this country, who gave their lives

0:32:560:33:01

for something they believed in. I

think of the people that I knew, and

0:33:010:33:07

there were a lot of them, who never

came back.

0:33:070:33:14

A big thank you to

the Chelsea Pensioners

0:33:140:33:16

and Frankie.

0:33:160:33:18

Right now, it's time to meet my next

guests of the night.

0:33:180:33:21

At the weekend, they

brought us Sun, Sea

0:33:210:33:23

and one sensational

Salsa - it's Gemma

0:33:230:33:24

and Aljaz!

0:33:240:33:34

I really loved the routine, I loved

what you were going for.

It was only

0:33:360:33:41

when you got into that first left

that it started to look laboured.

0:33:410:33:46

Lovely rotation around at your

centre and great coordination with

0:33:460:33:50

the upper half of your body.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE.

0:33:500:33:56

Hello! It is lovely to see you.

Bruno said that your salsa was tasty

0:34:120:34:19

and knotty and he said you have the

right amount of space in there, how

0:34:190:34:24

was this seasoning for you?

I

enjoyed it. Looking back, it felt

0:34:240:34:30

better than it looked but I had such

a lab. When he is happy, I am happy.

0:34:300:34:39

You do not often seem unhappy.

Viewers noticed that you were

0:34:390:34:45

strapped up?

We had quite a bad

injury throughout the week and then

0:34:450:34:52

in the dress rehearsal, my ribs kind

of buckles, but I was fine after

0:34:520:35:00

acupuncture and massage. I did not

even tell my mother until after the

0:35:000:35:03

show. I knew she would worry. We did

not want it to be a reason why

0:35:030:35:10

people did or did not vote us

through. We decided to just do it

0:35:100:35:17

but that first left... I could

hardly breathe.

0:35:170:35:20

APPLAUSE. You're such a brave girl.

Low five! Getting injuries like

0:35:200:35:34

that...

It is my fault! It is

frustrating, you have to do it so

0:35:340:35:42

many times. That will be tough! You

have to do it so many times because

0:35:420:35:57

you want the lifts to go right on

the night and you can only do that

0:35:570:36:00

if you practice them and that first

lift, I have never done that lift

0:36:000:36:07

before.

You said you had done it

before! And now you have racked me.

0:36:070:36:17

She can almost walk now. You told

Claudia it had gone really well, but

0:36:170:36:24

you got one of your lowest scores,

what did you think of the five from

0:36:240:36:31

Craig?

If I am happy with the dance,

and we know how much we loved it in

0:36:310:36:38

rehearsals and that experience, the

experience was lovely, it felt like

0:36:380:36:43

a little party dance. At the end of

the day, there was some constructive

0:36:430:36:49

criticism. I know I should not say

that, but I was not that bothered,

0:36:490:36:54

because I loved the dance and we

were enjoying ourselves and that is

0:36:540:36:58

the important thing.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE. Also, you got

0:36:580:37:07

a message.

0:37:070:37:09

Forget about the judges,

because your

0:37:090:37:10

performance was noticed by actual

Rudimental themselves...

0:37:100:37:12

Look @MissGAtkinson using our

song on @bbcstrictly 'last time we

0:37:120:37:14

see her

she had two left feet &

0:37:140:37:16

danced like she had a

big toe missing...

0:37:160:37:20

That is so brilliant. Do you want to

explain?

The last time I saw them

0:37:200:37:27

was that a festival and I was

dancing in a wet field and I was not

0:37:270:37:31

dancing well and when I said I was

dancing to their song, they said,

0:37:310:37:37

please, do it well!

I think they are

proud.

0:37:370:37:40

It's time to leave

the Salsa behind because

0:37:400:37:42

tomorrow night, you

are back in hold with

0:37:420:37:44

a Viennese Waltz - dancing to this.

are back in hold with

0:37:440:37:46

MUSIC: "You Don't Have To Say

You Love Me" - Dusty Springfield

0:37:460:37:49

It is a winner!

0:37:490:37:59

I am imagining you're not playing

this for laughs, this is romantic.

0:38:090:38:16

Giovanni's that is one I

choreographed.

A little bird told me

0:38:160:38:24

that this might be your favourite so

far.

I think it is because, it is

0:38:240:38:30

weird: it is quicker than the other

ballrooms, the fact that it is done

0:38:300:38:35

quicker, I like that. There is a lot

more tactical footwork. When we did

0:38:350:38:43

it this afternoon, the whole way

around, he was shouting, flat, right

0:38:430:38:48

in my ear.

When you say flat, you

cannot go rise and fall. What does

0:38:480:38:56

that mean?

The tango is completely

flat, the foxtrot is more or less

0:38:560:39:04

flat, but you do get a bit of rise

and fall. It happens as you go. If

0:39:040:39:11

you try and put it in, all you do is

the rise and fall and you do not

0:39:110:39:16

move a lot. If we think flat, and

the rise and fall happens a little

0:39:160:39:22

bit...

When we are watching you, I

will think that.

0:39:220:39:27

There's an important

dance move coming

0:39:270:39:29

up this week that

you have never faced

0:39:290:39:30

before, Gemma - the Fleckerl.

0:39:300:39:33

How has it gone. I think we have

done it about 15 times and it went

0:39:330:39:40

right about seven or eight.

It is

OK. I get one out of the way and

0:39:400:39:48

think I have done it, but then you

have to go the other way.

I lift you

0:39:480:39:53

up all it bit, you cannot really

tell which one it is. Watch those

0:39:530:40:00

ribs!

Always. It looks stunning.

Gemma and Alijaz.

0:40:000:40:04

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE. I could not

love them any more. We know what

0:40:040:40:22

goes on in their training room.

0:40:220:40:23

So, we know what goes

on in their training

0:40:230:40:25

room - but how are

the rest of the gang

0:40:250:40:28

getting on?

0:40:280:40:29

It's time for a bumper-sized

Training Update!

0:40:290:40:31

The salsa is quite a free dance and

you have to be quite loose.

The more

0:40:310:40:36

you relax, the better it is.

I am

not really a disco babe. I am

0:40:360:40:42

digging deep for this stance.

At

this point in the competition, we

0:40:420:40:49

cannot play safe. I am trying to get

everything really hard for Debbie.

0:40:490:40:58

We are really pushing the boundaries

this week. I have got to be brave.

0:40:580:41:06

My first tango and I love it.

It is

powerful and bold and it is

0:41:060:41:11

incredible.

We found ourselves in

this position, if we get this right,

0:41:110:41:17

we could be in Blackpool and that is

a mass of thought.

Come on.

We are

0:41:170:41:23

going to go for it with everything

we have got.

I'm trying my best. It

0:41:230:41:31

will be a brilliant tango. We will

do it again. It will not go wrong on

0:41:310:41:39

Saturday night?

I am feeling quite a

lot of pressure with the foxtrot

0:41:390:41:46

because I am dancing it with the

king of ballroom and he says it is

0:41:460:41:51

his favourite ballroom dance.

This

is nice. You want a pure movement

0:41:510:41:57

across the floor, smooth, just

follow me, do not think too much.

I

0:41:570:42:01

still find it really hard to

remember choreographies. This one.

0:42:010:42:07

We do it, I pick it up and then we

do something else and come back and

0:42:070:42:11

I cannot remember it.

Why are you

pushing me with the other arm?

0:42:110:42:16

You're getting on my nerves. This

week we are dancing the Argentine

0:42:160:42:21

tango. She is getting frustrated

with herself, she is putting a lot

0:42:210:42:27

of pressure into the dance.

Sometimes when I tell my brain to do

0:42:270:42:34

something, the opposite happens with

my legs.

It is full of tricky and

0:42:340:42:40

fast steps. One little mistake can

throw away the whole routine.

I want

0:42:400:42:46

to get it right, I want to do Gorka

proud and I think I need to relax

0:42:460:42:51

more and go with the flow and let

Gorka lead me.

It is a funny one,

0:42:510:43:00

the Rumba. It is completely

different to any dance I have done.

0:43:000:43:04

There is lots of hip and arm action.

It is sort of the same steps over

0:43:040:43:11

and over but slightly different and

in different directions and that is

0:43:110:43:14

hard to remember where you are.

Blackpool is within touching

0:43:140:43:21

distance, so the heat has been

turned up. I am progressing quite

0:43:210:43:25

slowly at the moment, but it is

going to be fine, he said hopefully!

0:43:250:43:31

Right, time to head

back to Gethin now,

0:43:310:43:33

who earlier today met

the man responsible

0:43:330:43:34

for all of Strictly's VTs.

0:43:340:43:36

Let's hope Geth makes the cut.

0:43:360:43:41

It is that time on a Friday when I

wander around Elstree looking for

0:43:410:43:46

the true unsung heroes of this

effort and I have found one in Robin

0:43:460:43:50

Lee. Thank you for your time. I know

Friday is a very busy time. What is

0:43:500:43:57

your title and what do you do on

Strictly Come Dancing?

I am the

0:43:570:44:02

series producer and my

responsibility is all of the DT

0:44:020:44:06

content of the training they tease,

all of the pre-titles, teasers for

0:44:060:44:10

the theme weeks, everything you say

that is not live in the studio is

0:44:100:44:16

myself and my team.

It is a huge

effort and a big team, how many are

0:44:160:44:24

there few?

About 42 people on the

team, we have got nine shooting

0:44:240:44:30

teams of which, they are made up of

a runner and a shooting producer or

0:44:300:44:36

director. We have got a forward

planning team, a wonderful

0:44:360:44:44

production team, edit producers,

editors, there are a lot of people.

0:44:440:44:47

You're all over the country with the

teams, filming dances and pros

0:44:470:44:53

everywhere.

It is quite a challenge

to cover everyone, particularly

0:44:530:44:57

early in the series as there are

nine shooting teams and 15

0:44:570:45:01

celebrities. Susan is in Glasgow, we

have got Gemma who is in Manchester,

0:45:010:45:10

Jonnie is in Loughborough, getting

around them can be challenging and

0:45:100:45:12

making sure that we have got enough

training footage for every single

0:45:120:45:19

couple.

All the videos that we see

are bit of fun, but there is usually

0:45:190:45:23

a theme, what is the theme going

into the show tomorrow night?

This

0:45:230:45:27

week it is slightly different from a

normal week for the VTs because next

0:45:270:45:33

week as Blackpool, all the

celebrities really want to get to

0:45:330:45:37

Blackpool because it is such an

iconic dance location for ballroom

0:45:370:45:41

dancing. They are working flat out

in the training rooms and we are

0:45:410:45:47

covering that and every single VT

will be focusing on the

0:45:470:45:52

technicalities of the dance and the

challenges they are finding.

It is

0:45:520:45:56

usually quite emotional, the

celebrities here so much about the

0:45:560:46:00

amazing ballroom in Blackpool.

I

think Blackpool creates genuine

0:46:000:46:06

emotion in the celebrities because

it is such a big deal to get there

0:46:060:46:10

and there are possibility of not

making it is devastating for all of

0:46:100:46:14

them.

Do you ever have a tear in

your diet watching it? Who wouldn't?

0:46:140:46:20

Thank you for your time.

0:46:200:46:22

It's time to get

a bit emotional now,

0:46:250:46:27

people.

0:46:270:46:29

In just over 24 hours'

time, you - the loyal

0:46:290:46:31

Strictly viewers -

will help decide which of

0:46:310:46:33

our stars will be

going on the package

0:46:330:46:35

holiday of a lifetime

to the Vegas of the

0:46:350:46:37

North.

0:46:370:46:38

Here's what it would mean to them...

0:46:380:46:47

There is lots of reasons why

Blackpool is the special week. The

0:46:470:46:51

biggest part of it is dancing on the

ballroom floor. The prose never stop

0:46:510:46:56

talking about it so I want that

experience too!

Blackpool is the

0:46:560:47:01

pinnacle of Strictly, it is one of

those shows that everyone talks

0:47:010:47:07

about. We just got to do this

weekend as best as possible.

To get

0:47:070:47:14

to Blackpool would be extraordinary.

It is possible. It is possible. To

0:47:140:47:20

think that I could be there on that

dance floor...

To be able to invite

0:47:200:47:26

all of my family to Blackpool, to

watch myself and Aljaz dancing in

0:47:260:47:31

the ballroom would be incredible.

Everybody knows how big a deal it

0:47:310:47:37

is, whether you are in the

competition or watching at home, we

0:47:370:47:41

are in touching distance of

Blackpool now. To be part of it

0:47:410:47:44

would be an honour and a privilege

and I would love to make it.

It

0:47:440:47:51

would mean everything to get

Blackpool. For goodness' sake, that

0:47:510:47:56

is like the Emerald city. It is an

unknown world of joy to get there.

0:47:560:48:01

It would be unbelievable.

We are

working so hard, and it is so

0:48:010:48:11

iconic. It's what everybody dreams

of. It would be a dream come true.

I

0:48:110:48:19

never imagined getting this far in

the competition. To get you dancing

0:48:190:48:23

in such an important place in the

dance world, it would be fantastic.

0:48:230:48:29

To survive this week and make it to

Blackpool would be a dream. The fact

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that Blackpool is so close, being a

part of that and adding it to your

0:48:330:48:39

journey would be a massive

achievement. All I can say is

0:48:390:48:42

fingers crossed that we get there!

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Right, time now to talk

about the rest of

0:48:480:48:50

our couples...

0:48:500:48:51

They have come home to me -

it's the Friday Panel everyone!

0:48:510:48:59

Can I say, my three-year-old son is

watching this, do you mind if I tell

0:48:590:49:05

him to go to bed! Eddie, good night,

go to bed!

0:49:050:49:12

Ruth Ann and on doing a Foxtrot to

the knife, what do you like most

0:49:120:49:17

about this couple?

Ruth and Anton,

they are Saturday night

0:49:170:49:25

entertainment. I would love to be

Ruth in one-year's time. I would

0:49:250:49:31

love to be her. She's an

extraordinary and graceful dancer, I

0:49:310:49:37

don't think she knows how graceful

she is.

I hope that she is watching!

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And she's a graceful person. A

lovely person with a really good

0:49:420:49:47

heart.

Recovering from that incident

last week... She just enjoyed it.

0:49:470:49:53

Everyone at home, we were saying, we

hope you are not in pain over this.

0:49:530:49:57

It was beautiful!

Alexandra and

Gorka take on the first Argentine

0:49:570:50:02

tango! Jeremy, are you excited to

see what these two have in store?

0:50:020:50:11

Absolutely, Alexandra is a stunning

dancer. She is extraordinary. I

0:50:110:50:15

think the one danger for her is that

because she is nailing it every

0:50:150:50:20

week, people start to see it as a

bit efficient. They do not see any

0:50:200:50:25

progression. That's one danger but

she is someone, when she comes out,

0:50:250:50:29

you do not worry on the edge of your

sofa.

You enjoy every performance

0:50:290:50:35

from her. Mollie and AJ, they are

doing a Paso Doble.

Sexy dance...

It

0:50:350:50:43

is quite a fierce dogs...

A fierce

and sexy dance? In the movie the guy

0:50:430:50:49

comes round and he says this is a

Paso Doble, but then they go no,

0:50:490:50:56

this is a Paso Doble!

We don't want

to see them in the bottom to again

0:50:560:51:00

this week. I would love to see them

in Blackpool. Do they look safe?

It

0:51:000:51:07

can go two ways when you have had a

bad week, it can crush you or you

0:51:070:51:11

come out fighting and really go for

it. I think they are a couple who

0:51:110:51:15

will come out fighting and go for

it. I think they will nail it.

The

0:51:150:51:20

Paso Doble is AJ's favourite dance.

It was a dance where you use a lot

0:51:200:51:28

of neck and head movement. Peter

Andre put on an enormous beard. It

0:51:280:51:32

was quite a good way of dealing with

that.

Are you saying that she should

0:51:320:51:36

wear a beard?

That would be

interesting!

Jimmy

0:51:360:51:38

-- Jamelia a couple of years ago was

inside in a row. I say to Mollie,

0:51:460:51:52

not to worry about it. Jamelia was

quite enjoying it!

Aljaz and Gemma,

0:51:520:52:01

she took a fall and hurt her ribs

last week. Is this her comeback

0:52:010:52:06

dance?

Now, Gemma, as we have seen

today, she is a statuesque, muscular

0:52:060:52:13

and very fit girl. She is tall and I

do not think she realises how

0:52:130:52:18

graceful she is. Last week, you

know, with the left and everything,

0:52:180:52:22

she had hurt her ribs that an

incredibly graceful dancer. I would

0:52:220:52:26

be interested to see how she manages

the dance.

Fantastic, that routine,

0:52:260:52:31

if they get it right, they could go

through to Blackpool, could they

0:52:310:52:35

make it?

Absolutely. I did not

realise the thing with her ribs

0:52:350:52:42

until you mentioned it which

explains the fumble over the left.

0:52:420:52:44

They were both dreading it. The two

painful things about struck me come

0:52:440:52:47

dancing, going out the week before

Blackpool and in week one. -- one of

0:52:470:52:55

the painful things about Strictly.

Who should go home?

They've all been

0:52:550:53:04

brilliant... But I worry a little

bit for Ruth, there might get the

0:53:040:53:12

feeling that Aston shouldn't have

gone home.

I think Debbie McGee! No.

0:53:120:53:19

I think possibly Mollie.

And if

Alexandra has a dip so it doesn't do

0:53:190:53:23

that perfectly, I think it's

possible she might not get the vote

0:53:230:53:26

to survive from the audience... I

think that is what happened to

0:53:260:53:31

Aston. He had an off moment with the

judges and the audience wasn't

0:53:310:53:36

enough to bring them through.

0:53:360:53:40

Let's hear it for our Friday panel!

0:53:400:53:42

Right, for the final

time tonight let's head

0:53:420:53:44

back to Strictly HQ

to see what happened

0:53:440:53:46

when our Geth got up

close and personal

0:53:460:53:48

with Brendan, Pasha and Neil.

0:53:480:53:49

That guy has all the luck...

0:53:490:53:51

I was wondering through the

corridors looking for some new

0:53:510:53:53

threads for Blackpool but I've come

across an old friends, how was it

0:53:530:53:56

going? You found us! No high-fiving,

an awkward start! Lovely too CE.

0:53:560:54:05

There's a lot of nerves around the

place, have you noticed that?

Some

0:54:050:54:11

of them, I'm fine, how about your

partner?

My partner is fine. You get

0:54:110:54:16

to Blackpool, it is weird, they hype

Blackpool that so much in the lead

0:54:160:54:20

up to the show. You will see a lot

of tension around today and

0:54:200:54:23

tomorrow.

It is a huge milestone.

The celebrities want to get there

0:54:230:54:29

even though it is very cold!

And

after Blackpool everybody starts to

0:54:290:54:36

focus on the Christmas show! That is

next, the Christmas Special! Who

0:54:360:54:40

have you got?

Judy Murray.

How is

she going?

We are working on her...

0:54:400:54:46

It is going to be a good surprise!

He's being kind, she's got great

0:54:460:54:53

stuff going on with her feet and her

legs... Which are you doing? The Cha

0:54:530:54:59

Cha Cha, charleston, Foxtrot,

then...

But Niall can do it. You are

0:54:590:55:10

dancing with Katie Derham, who was

with Anton. You have to go one

0:55:100:55:15

better!

She is a beautiful dancer.

It is nice to know that she has got

0:55:150:55:21

more to learn from me then she did

with Anton!

And Kimberley for me! It

0:55:210:55:26

is like we've never not danced

together. It is five years.

I think

0:55:260:55:34

the boys are looking forward to

this. Happy Christmas lights.

You

0:55:340:55:39

both have Anton's partner. You are

well trained and ahead of the game.

0:55:390:55:43

Final word from Pasha, back to you!

0:55:430:55:48

That's all we have time for tonight!

0:55:480:55:49

Thanks to my guests

and make sure you catch all

0:55:490:55:52

the action with Tess

and Claud tomorrow

0:55:520:55:53

night at 6.45 on BBC One.

0:55:530:55:55

I'll be back on Monday with the next

couple to leave the competition.

0:55:550:55:58

But now, singing us

out with their brand

0:55:580:56:00

new single 'S.O.S.', it's The Corrs!

0:56:000:56:05

# There's pain on the border as far

as the eyes can't see

0:56:100:56:14

# And hell's getting busy

while we're in the cheap seats

0:56:140:56:18

# My girl in a tutu,

boy shoes too big for her feet

0:56:180:56:24

# How many lies long

until we admit what we see

0:56:240:56:29

# Blame it on love

until we admit what we see

0:56:290:56:34

# Blame it on sorrow

0:56:340:56:38

# Blame it on a star

0:56:380:56:40

# That fell too soon

0:56:400:56:43

# Or Jupiter calling

0:56:430:56:46

# I can hear them cry

0:56:460:56:47

# Someone help

0:56:470:56:51

# SOS, Someone help

0:56:570:57:07

# They say the victims are dangerous

0:57:120:57:15

# What a bitter excuse

0:57:150:57:18

# Because now we are complicit

believing a lie is the truth

0:57:180:57:22

# Doll in the water

0:57:220:57:25

# Her hair out like tendrils

0:57:250:57:28

# That it's only a bad day that I've

ever rescued

0:57:280:57:32

# Blame it on love

0:57:320:57:36

# Blame it on sorry

0:57:360:57:42

# Blame it on a star

0:57:420:57:44

# That fell too soon

0:57:440:57:46

# Or Jupiter calling

0:57:460:57:50

# I can hear them cry

0:57:500:57:57

# SOS, Someone help

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# SOS, Someone help

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# SOS, Someone help

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# SOS, Someone help

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# I still hear the cry #

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