Episode 2 Tumble

Somersaults. Flips. Lifts. . Flicks. That is Tumble.

She really is in control. She does it so well. So impressive. I want to

do it again! I think I love you, man. It's brilliant. What a finish!

Nailed it. Tonight, someone will be eliminated and it all comes down to

the vault. Run fast, run hard, or go home. No-one wants to be in that

vault-off, least of all me. Only a few days left. Ignore the pain. Time

to go for it. I want to smash it. If it doesn't go right, it will be

disastrous. I'm not leaving this competition without a fight.

Please welcome our Tumble professionals.

Your host, Alex Jones! It's Saturday night, and this is

Tumble! CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Good evening and welcome to Tumble. Now, last week, our ten daring

celebrities tumbles and twirled live for the very first time. Tonight,

they face added pressure. At the end of the show, somebody will leave the

contest for good. So please welcome our stars with

their professional partners. East Ender and West End star, John

Partridge, with Kat Would. Loose Women's Andrea McLean with

Alex Uttley. H from Steps with Holly Johnston. Girls Aloud's Sarah

Harding with Leon Fagbemi. Of the blood actor Bobby Lockwood with

Kristin Allen. Sugababe. Blue Peter's Peter Duncan with Kate

McWilliam. Towel Which? Star, Lucy Mecklenburgh

with Billy George. Actress and dynasty icon, Emma Samms with

Pastore. And four-time world champion Super Middleweight boxer,

Carl Froch. With Sita Bhuller.

They love even fitter than last week if that's possible -- look even

fitter. Their fate lies in the hands of this lot, one again.

In gymnastics, you only have one chance. You do it today and that's

it. If they're not giving 100% on the night, we are going to know

about it. We want them to cushion their body to what they can do,

doing the daredevil stunts, we want to be wowed and amazed. It's not

just about the demonstration of gymnastic movement. The technique is

50% and the charisma and the acting of it is another 50%. If they don't

have that perfect combination, it's not going to work. I give all the

celebs massive respect for having a go at everything on the show. It's

something really difficult. You can't learn it in one day. It will

take time. It's difficult. I want to see who's going to do it.

The Tumble judges, everyone! Now, play nicely, you lot, this

week. So, tonight, our stars will be performing on the floor and on the

aeriel hoop. If that wasn't enough, two celebrities will come

face-to-face with this. The vault. There it is! The dreaded vault. And

somebody will be heading home. Time now though for our first performer

of the night. It's eastender, John Partridge. Last week, he hit the top

spot on the score board. But this week, he's hoping to two even

higher. Well, 15 feet higher, to be precise.

Somersaults, flips, flicks, flexibility, tick, unMI5able. That

hard work paid off. I hope we can be as dynamic in the air, let's not go

from hero to zero in one week. -- People think it's really easy. I

want people to know it's really hard. Argh... It's really tricky.

You are suspended five metres in the air trying to keep it steady.

Obviously I've seen a couple of the hoop routines. Knowledge is power!

So, we really want to spin. I think you can really get a good spin, if

you can, it looks impressive. The audience will respond to it. We are

going to spin like a disco ball. I want to look like a Vegas-style

performance. I want to put on a show with this routine. To really impress

the judges, John needs to master the things like the toe hang. Hanging

from the bottom of the hoop your ankles like that, suspending your

body weight. It's difficult and painful. I'm going to suffer. I must

be mad! At the end of the day, this is a competition, I want to do well.

Last week, I impressed the judges. I'm hoping I can do the same with

this routine. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Just listen to that reaction. No need to worry about going from hero

to zero, John. Still looking good. You were indeed spinning like a

ball. Just look at this, hanging from your toes, meet, off the

ground. Flexibility in this. Massively impressive that.

Thank you so much. What a great start to the show. Well done,

congratulations to you both. You were on the floor last week, on the

hoop this week, is everybody swapping round now and how was it

opening the show? Fantastic. Every week is a challenge. I'm here to

rise to the challenges. Thanks for being a great audience so far.

Unbelievable. We are going to start tonight with

our head judge, Nadia, Comaneci, what did you make of it? I was

impressed by all the skills you have done. Very difficult. Flexibility is

amazing. I just wanted to point out that toe hang is so hard and painful

because you have to hang your entire body on your ankles and it's against

the gymnastic rules what you have to do, pointing your toes. This is very

difficult. I appreciated that a lot. Thank you. Toe hang was superb.

Craig, what did you think of John? Well, you are a big guy. 6 Flatt?

6'1". I was thinking, when they said they were going to put you on a

hoop. It reminded me of my friend's being locked out. I had to go

through the cat flap and I thought I would see the feet hangs and I

thought that tonight too, but I didn't. It was amazing. I think that

was good. Not massive revants to the cat flap story but good. Craig, you

had stick last week because of scoring low. Anything you want to

say? I guess people think I was low, but for me, from starting from zero,

I thought you guys would be useless and I thought you would be one of

two, rights. However, I was pleasantly surprised. I think a five

is a really good score, half way to ten and I think with the training

you put in, as the weeks go on, you are going to get to a ten.

OK. All right. Sebastien Stella, what did you make of it?

Are you done? OK, my turn! It was amazing because the routine was

really hard. It's true, you the toe hang is hard. I say you don't need

to rush that much. It was an amazing act. Good job. Thank you. Lewis? The

start felt scrappy and awkward, you settled in great, the toe hang was

great, hand stand roll was brilliant. You had a great

performance presence and you were loving it. I thought it was great.

Don't listen to Craig and his cat flap story, it was really good. You

should be very pleased with yourselves. Back to the coach. John

and Kat, everyone. They stopped the score board last

week. Can they hold on to pole position tonight? All celebrities

will be scored tonight again. However, only the highest score from

across both weeks will count at the end of the show. Remember, the two

celebrities who finish at the bottom of the score board will face each

other in the vault. So, last week, John and Kat scored

27.5. How will they fare tonight? Let's get your scores please,

judges? Starting with Seb? A total of 28.5 out of 40 for John

and Kat. They have beaten, unbelievably, last week's total.

They must be very pleased with that. Now then, later tonight, we have a

very special performance from the Queen of British gymnastics, Beth

Tweddle, with some stars of the future too, you don't want to miss

that, it's ever so cute. Right, on we go and the next

celebrity is Wolfblood actor Bobby Lockwood. Now, last week, team Bobby

were feeling the love. This week though, they are really feeling the

pressure. First show done, guys. Had to

swallow a lump in my throat. Amazing. It's great to have an

emotional response from the audience. I did feel the love. Team

Bobby! This week we are doing the floor. It's fun but hard. It uses

your whole Booed yrks tumbling, flipping. He's like a little puppy,

if one thing goes really well, he gets soup erexcited and if one thing

goes wrong, he gets sad. A Naturally if anyone gets frustrated if they

can't do something as well as they want to... Don't feel the pressure.

I want to nail the lifts. What worries me is that it's dangerous.

When he gets frustrated in the middled, he loses focus. It isn't

safe for me or him. Hey, I'm up there, if you do that thing, you

just scare me. I'm sorry. Don't do that. OK. Never, ever again.

and arms, everything, in order to be like a statue and make this move

work. Elbows have to be in the write position, strong. Make sure you

don't drop Kristin. That would not be fun.

APPLAUSE AND CHEERING All the fun of the fair and Kristin

got her wish. Bobby kept his focus, and how! Look at this. Every

aspiring gymnast would like to do a back flip like this one. Look at the

focus. That's a short arm balance. You need to be strong and you need

to concentrate. He did a great job. And just look at this. Teddy got in

on the act, as well. That's the wine glass. Brilliant stuff. Adorable, so

lovely. Now we saw you give Bobby a bit of a

row. What did you think tonight, did he do his job? My gosh, yes, I am so

proud of him. This isn't an easy routine and he did everything he

needed to. It was great. So, let's see then what Craig the cat flap

thought of this one. Well, unlike Louis, I think you have a real

chance of becoming an all-round gymnast. Technically on the

gymnastics, the round-off was around the side. But I was impressed by the

stuff you put together Anton finish on a difficult balance and to

control the negotiates -- and to finish on a difficult balance and to

control the nerves. You looked like you were having fun. You look sweet

together. Seb, what did you make of it? The element of tricks and you

understand a lot about being the base, being the one holding the

flyer. I did that for a long time and I know what it takes. Your

responsibility is to keep her safe and make her beautiful. You did. Now

to keep working in that manner you need to keep working and unblock

those muscles, when you hold her you need to get stronger and lock, don't

move. Not even a small shaking. You are on the right way. It's good.

Louis, what did you make of it? I thought it was really good. It was

very fun, which was great to be judging it. I thought it was brave

to do that hold at the end. You were shaking a little bit but you have

done it. I can see the veins showing out. The round-off back flip, you

finished a little short. Snap in on the round-off. It's hard! I it is

hard, gymnastics is hard. Having said that it was good, well done.

Nadia. I agree with them, the balance, the skills were great. You

are very strong. You were a little shaky there, but you need to do a

little more. You can do a back - those people will have less to say

about your technique. Brilliant. You should be proud of yourselves. Bobby

and Kristin everyone. Positive comments from the judges. It's the

scores that really count. They make the difference. We will have to wait

and see what they've scored. It is indeed. As Mitch said, the scores

that count. Last week they scored 26. How will they fare this week?

So a total of 28 out of 40. Another couple who have gone up the score

board. Congratulations guys. For all the back stage gossip and exclusives

we have plenty of social media for you on the website. You will be able

to hear the latest and what all our celebrities make of the judges'

comments and as soon as our show finishes you can chat live with our

very own Louis Smith. But it's our singer from Steps now. This week

does H stand for happy or hurty? Second on the leader board, how do

you feel? Feels like a good place. I am chuffed with the comments. Every

move is right, how it is in the book. Self wet the bar. -- -- you

have set the bar. You have set the bar right here. Hello! I was a bit

apprehensive today about the aerial hoop. Knees together. The best way

is to go for it. Flex your feet. The girls are going to find this a lot

easier than the boys. I mean, it's obvious. It's hurting my bits! I am

constantly hungry to learn. Is that right? Yeah, that's good. H has so

much potential and he is so keen to push himself that we have given him

a tough routine. Today, H tried a new skill. He is starting to push

himself. It's super technical and hard the first time.

I felt like I was nailing some hard tricks and I ripped my hand apart. I

am trying to think like an athlete, instead of a performer. I taped up

and tried to get back on. He is really determined not to let this

defeat him. If something goes wrong he wants to get back up and do it

again which is a good attitude to have. I was proud of him for that.

Grin and bear. I am digging deep and ignoring the pain. On the live show

I am going to nail it. MUSIC: I Believe In A Thing Called

Love APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

Just look at his reaction and their reaction, loving every minute. Way

up into the clouds. Look at this. Torn hand and blisters all

forgotten. The courage is back. Look at this. This is skill. This is

control. And what a finish! How on earth does he know where he is? So

impress himself, H. H stands for hoop. He did it. And did it so well,

both of you. I know it's been a tough week for you. How are the

hands now? They're healing. They're taped up. They're sore. All right,

let's go to Seb first. OK. Two catch release, one dismount. Perfect

control from the beginning to the end. You play like a pro. Pro. Thank

you. Louis. I mean, you smashed it last week. You smashed it this week.

That circle was unbelievable. I think you are going to go really far

in this competition, it was unbelievable. That sounds

complicated but impressive. Nadia. I was waiting for more. It was very

dynamic and I remember I used to do that dismount. I was impressed.

Congratulations. Thank you. What about you, Craig? Well, when you

started running up there I was unsure thinking where is this going?

Actually, it's cool to be different. I love that performance. I love the

spin at the end. I am surprised you walked over in a straight line.

Brilliant. Well done. You must be happy with those comments, right? I

just want to be pushed to my limits and I want to learn and grow and I

want to enjoy this. OK. Over to your coach. Last week he got to second

place. Did the judges like what he dished up tonight? We will have to

wait and see. 26. 5 was the score for holy and H last week. -- Holly

and H last week. Can we top it? A total for H and Holly is an

amazing 31 out of 40. Now then, so far we have given our celebrities

aerial hoop and floor routines. They seem to be getting the hang of it.

Next week we thought we would throw a spanner in the works, well a

spanner, some drum sticks, whatever takes our fancy really. It's

rhythmic props. Rhythmic. Beautiful disaster. As if it wasn't hard

enough, we have props, as well. Normally I am good with props, but

really? No thanks. You can't drop it. It doesn't seem as fun any more.

We can only hope they'll be a bit better next week. Now after ten

years in one of Britain's biggest girl bands you would think Sarah

Harding would take chory like a duck to water -- choreography like a duck

to water, but not so much. OK. Number four on the leader board.

Something to be proud of. Respectful. Everybody above you are

male competitors. You are the top girl. Get in there woman! I loved

that. It was action-packed. Great choreography and chemistry. Smile a

bit more, but well done. Last week I conquered the hoop. Now I have to up

my game. We have given Sarah some really hard choreography. As if

dancing isn't hard enough we are going to ask her to do it upside

down and smiling. It's lift. After lift. After lift. And into a

cartwheel. Moving into choreography. And then running dive roll. And then

another lift. Even back in the band chory was

never my strongest point. I con-- choreography was never my strongest

point. I concentrated more on my vocal. It was a shame because I

would be better now otherwise. The choreography Sarah is struggling

with is the dive forward roll. It's always very tricky. They've got to

get the timing absolutely perfect. Otherwise, we are going to have a

problem. Inside my heart's going to be beating. My palms are going to be

sweaty. Hopefully on the day I will have a show-face. I am not going to

lie, it's pretty scary. This has to be my Everest! I hope we can do it.

MUSIC: Rather Be...

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE She said this routine was her

Everest and boy did she climb it! Great performance from her. I

couldn't see a problem, her choreography and skills on top. Over

and under, timing has to be spot on. And that takes courage and

precision. Well done, Sarah. Great performance.

Again, a very solid performance from Sarah and Leon. How are you feeling?

You seem to be overwhelmed by the whole thing? A bit of a technical

fault before we started. Shh, what happened? I'm short circuiting now.

Small thing, don't worry about it. Apart from that, yes, we managed it.

Looked great. Lewis, what did you make of it? I thought it was

brilliant. Good fun. I loved the passion, you danced around the floor

great. We got a cracking view when you dived over Leon. It was really

funky, loved the leg split, the flexibility. We sure loved it. It

was good. What did you make of it? I liked the

complexity of the skills, I like that you have flexibility and power

and I think you have a little place to improve your gymnastic skills and

then you will be able to do that. I love the gymnastics, it's really

good. Deep down, I think there's more in there. This is in the a

criticism. I think you could do a ten on the floor. It's only week

two. I want to be a hand stand down there. They executed that forward

role thing really good. It was good. Seb? What did you make of it? Tubb

obvious that you are an amazing great performer and you know what

you are doing as a performer because you are a singer -- it's obvious.

This is entertaining, amazing, I want you to have confidence, even

more. If you go a bit further, you will get a ten. They always want

more. You did a great job, Sarah and Leon, everyone.

It was funky, it was complex, it was a great performance and Craig, he

never seemed satisfied. Maybe he will next week.

So, they scored 25 last week, very respectable. We'll see how we can do

this week. Seb? Very good. Total then for Sarah and

Leon is 28.5 out of 40. A very good score!

Brilliant. Now, still waiting nervously bag

stage, we have Loose Women's Andrea McLean, Lucy Mecklenburgh from towel

Which? And Peter Duncan of Blue Peter. Next on the floor is someone

I was particularly impressed with last week. Mainly when he took his

top off, to be fair! It's Carl Froch!

Last Saturday I felt great, confident, happy. I enjoyed it. A

very good score. 26 out of 40. Ready to improve on that. Can't rest on

our laurels. I know I'm going to be nervous. Let's make you confident

for this Saturday then. Carl's training's been going great. We have

to up the stakes on his gymnastics skills. We thought we'd throw in a

front somersault. I knead to be more consistent. I'm probably landing

five out of ten. On a springy floor with a crash mat, really I should be

landing every one. A lot of the times he ends up on his butt. He's

only hit the deck twice in his whole boxing career. I've seen him hitting

that floor so much lately. If he falls doing the front somersault in

the show, it's difficult to regain your focus and continue the routine.

I don't want to think about that. I want to be optimistic. We have got

to get it right on the live show. The lifts are hard, the somersaults

are hard, I'm not designed for this this. Is more difficult for me than

boxing and I'm a world-class boxer. Having said that, I'm enjoying it,

getting stuck in. I think I'll put on a good show for you.

MUSIC: Viva La Vida...

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Carl Froch from window cleaner to

boxer, he says he's not designed for this, but I beg to differ. Not

supporting the world on this occasion but doing a great job

supporting his partner. This front somersault, look at the shape and

confidence and just look at this landing! That's nailing it!

And he really got this under control to finish off an impressive routine.

Well, even for a world champ, that looked like hard work. How was it

for you, Carl? It was good. I made really hard work of that but I'm

happy I got through it. I did the front tuck. I'm happy with that.

That's what you were worried about? Yes. Nadia, the somersault? You did

the best somersault because you landed here and not low and I

appreciate that a lot. I think you were thinking about the front

somersault and messed up a bit at the beginning. It's hard to perform

on the floor, but if you put on top of the floor at stage, that makes it

more difficult and I can see why you wobble a bit at the beginning, but

it was good. Come on Craig, hit us with it? Carl,

you are a fighter and you really had to fight in that performance.

Anybody else would have given up. Without a doubt at the start. The

first time I saw that shoulder balance was in Las Vegas, that is

so, so difficult, yes. That was in Cirque de Soleil. You know you made

mistakes but that was a great performance. What did you make of

it? It was a very hard routine. Started out with power. You have to

stay many the same position and try to hold like that, then there's

tumbling, then going back to power. It's very hard to get back in the

same technique because you are shaking. We saw a lot of shaking.

What you need to do, when something goes wrong, you know something is

going to be great like the front tuck, act it out. Show it off to the

audience, show it to her, like "I'm in control" because this is really

hard what you did and bravo for that. Yes, very much so. And very

quickly then, Lewis, what did you make of it? I agree with the judges,

a bit wobble wobbly. Some ports you looked very nervous and rushed but

it was a good effort. I wanted a bit more, it was a bit shaky for me. We

didn't think it was wobbly, we thought it was amazing, Carl and

Seeta, everyone. The judges concede there's a lot

more to come from Carl yet. Craig said he won the battle and Lewis,

well, he sees a great promising future for it.

26 then for Carl and Seeta last week. Can we better it?

The total for Carl and Seeta, 24.5. Still a very respectable score, well

done, guys. Now, remember, it's the highest

score from this week, and last week that counts. We are at the half way

point. Let us see the score board as it stands.

We are half way through. It's the highest score from either last week

or this week that counts. What a feast of fun and difficulties we

have had already so far. Thank you so much.

So that means, H, you are definitely not in the vault-off tonight. Now

then, how much were you dreading that earlier? I actually loved it. I

did. I wanted it to do it again. I mean the vault, if you had to do it

how scared would you be? No, I wouldn't want to do that at all!

What have you got up your sleeve next Saturday? Trampoline. It's not

like bouncing around in back garden, this is Olympic style, hard core.

Looking forward to seeing that. Thanks, guys. Well done to you two

near the top. Very good. Now, last week, the dramatic opening

to Emma Sam's performances were of the dynasty storyline. This week

she's showing her softer side. I still have to pinch myself though.

She's from Dynasty and she's on a hoop. Amazing!

We have got the hardest routine over and done with. You can come back and

knock us away. I'm hoping she'll knock herself out on top of the

score boards. Whatever happens, if we can say we done our best, we

could never be upset with it. How can we not be positive with this

gorgeous sweet, lovely thing. A little birdie told us Emma used to

do ballet, so we are going to incorporate that into her routine.

It's wonderful that I get to do a bit of ballet. Ever since I was two

years old, I wanted to be a ballet dancer. I was lucky enough to get

into the ballet school and I was 16 and got injured and had to stop. I

never thought about doing anything else. I had to leave ballet school,

my whole identity was gone. I'm thinking it might be tricky

doing the routine in ballet shoes because I have a great block of

solidness at the end of my feet. The thought is it will look pretty.

Beautiful. Because of her background in ballet, it means she has good

lines. She knows how to straighten her leg, point her toes and hold her

body in a beautiful position. Bearing in mind how broken hearted I

was to have to stop dancing, it's really pleasing to me that I get to

do a bit of ballet. It would be very embarrassing to be talking about my

ballet back ground and then be rubbish. So pressure's on.

MUSIC: No More I Love Yous...

It's back to her roots for Emma. The crowd rose to it. They loved it.

That balletic background shines through. High up on her toes.

Beautiful poise. What a start. Look at this. Lovely shape. Perfectly

controlled. A great double act to finish. Emma staying on top, and

Ivan underneath. Great finish. Thank you, Mitch. It was a great finish. I

think every little girl out there will want to be you right now. You

look beautiful on that hoop. Was it OK? It was OK. Nice to be back doing

ballet? It feels very different to ballet because in ballet you don't

go that high! There is that. Craig, what did you make of it? I really

wanted a good performance and you delivered. That was just absolutely

stunning and it goes to prove that this show's not all about fancy

tricks. It was beautiful. You have got the best legs and feet in this

competition. Seb? I am going to say one thing, just a reminder that show

is about - it's not about gymnastic demonstration. It's about making a

show and creating acts with music and costume and learning about an

art. You really, really gave a great show right now. You really did.

Louis, you say you want more from these contestants. Emma just

executed a brilliant performance there. What's the one tip you would

give Emma and the rest of the contestants in order to get better

for next week? Well, I think, we said last week we wanted you to give

us a little more and I think you have done that. That was so

beautiful and it proves that big isn't always better. Wow isn't

always - it was unbelievable. You were so beautiful and so confident

at such a height, as well. Nadia, I don't know much about it but the

lines seem lovely. The most amazing performance I have seen. I don't

know if anybody else has lines like you. The fluidity of the performance

was going on and on and only way you stop was at the end. If I have to

look at the replay it will be really hard to find some mistakes. Phil is

going to be thrilled with you two. Emma and Ivan everybody. Well, she

was in a vulnerable position hovering around the bottom of the

score board last week. But hovering confidently high above the ground in

the hoop this week. She could pull off a surprise here. So last week

Emma was near the bottom of the leader board with 21. Now this is

going to be interesting. Can we make it any better?

Wow! The total for Emma and Ivan is a brilliant 30 out of 40. What an

improvement. So it's only week two of Tumble. Already our pairs are

getting to know each other really well. Gymnastics can be pretty

intimate. Just ask Amelle and Doug. Saturday how do we feel it went? I

feel good. I don't think the results kind of showed that to be completely

honest with you. That's a total of 24 out of 40. You can look back and

think that's the best I could do. I saw you in perfect control. Saw

perfect transition. You have beautiful lines. We got our floor

routine now. Just needs that same focus for this week. She's picking

things up so fast and that's through her dedication and commitment to

working hard. Bend your knees. That's it. I would say hard work

doesn't even cover it. She goes and goes and is determined to get it.

She's either incredibly brave or stupid. She never says no. They say

OK cool, now you will do a handstand on him. Like really? She will do

anything. We threw in a slinkie. We like to call it a back-breaker.

She's taking his weight and bending back and lifting him. It's

impressive. Keep going from there. Sorry, I didn't mean to toch you

there! It's one way to spend a Saturday night. The first time I

have seen you blush! Go on! It's definitely the most undignifying

thing I have ever done. Are you OK? Yeah, are you? After

everything I have gone through I think I deserve to do all right on

the night. Please! APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

They finish and all that hard work and determination wasn't wasted. She

looked as if she belonged to it tonight. Fabulous performance. Look

at this. The back-breaker. It does exactly what it says on the tin. She

managed a cartwheel out of it. Counterbalance extraordinary here.

And these two working together to create this magnificent balance.

Working together in harmony. Look at that! Now you worked really

hard this week. Gosh, did it pay off! Thank God. That's all I can say

after that. We got through. Very happy. Very good. Seb, what did you

make of it? A great performance. Your face is fun to watch when you

perform. The partnership is great. Now I want to see you tumble. You

got everything to do it, please tumble. It's never enough, is it!

Louis? I thought what you guys did was great. I don't think people

realise how hard those counterbalances are. Well done for

that. I agree, we want to see somersaults and tumbles. Let's talk

about the back-breaker. Flexibility is great. Balance is great.

Competition is hard. If you want to be better next time, like, for

example, that cartwheel, it should be on the hands. OK. She knows. OK.

Next time. And Craig? I think you guys really stepped it up from last

week. You look like a girl that likes a challenge. My challenge is

to you, you are going to be the first girl to show us a somersault

in this competition. OK. She can do it definitely. Amelle and Doug

everyone. Well done. Seb reckons it was a great

partnership. So it was. The rest of the judges want to see a little bit

more tumbling and more somersaults: I am sure Amelle can produce it.

Last week they scored 24. Let's see what they've got this week.

Wow. 29 out of 40. Better than last week. I am sure they'll be pleased

with that score. Now next week our stars will be facing two brand-new

challenges. We have already had a glimpse of the rhythmic gymnastics.

The other is trampolining, they'll be either jumping for joy or coming

back down to earth with a bump. And back up again and so on. Bouncing up

and down on the trampoline is like being a kid again. Me and the

trampoline are not friends. You will not be my new nemesis. I am in the

one of those mums who joins in on the bouncy Castle. It's

unpredictable. Not enjoying it. When it's finished I am glad it's over.

That's my job done for the day, knight, see you later!

-- night, see you later! That's next week. Next is Peter Duncan, a man

who proves that age ain't nothing but a number. Starts in 6, ends in a

0! Yeah, I thought it was good. The comments were fantastic. The

comments were really good. You did five tricks, I was amazed.

Congratulations. They were impressive tricks. I think that's

why she gave you the seven. Trending, now that's exciting. Have

you ever trended? No. It's exciting. I don't know exactly what it means.

Sounds like it's important. Good morning, Peter. My first hard core

day here, doing the hoop. It's a little bit of a shock. I have a body

image of a 25-year-old. God, I have no strength left! The reality is

obviously not that. I have to stop now. It's a challenge for an older

body to actually try and do these things. Good, good. Keep rolling. He

uses things like his age and lack of flexibility as an excuse. It's

worrying that you haven't been the whole routine yet. I am an old man,

sorry. I think I have a hernia in the back of my leg. I don't think

you do. When he is in pain he blames his age. But in reality, the hoop

hurts. You can't put padding on? No. It's fine, it's a scrape. It's like

dentistry without painkillers. He has the skills for a great routine.

Why does that hurt so much? Because it's the hoop and it's brutal. You

want to run away! He can give the others a run for their money. A

five-minute break? APPLAUSE AND CHEERING

Listen to that reaction! Another challenge met and conquered for our

action man. Feeling pressure now, but great job, Peter. Strong man

indeed. Look at this. Hooking his legs and ankles around. Upside down.

Terrific work. Hanging and loving it. There is the front balance. He

is swimming, as well. That can't be easy, Peter. Now, you should have

seen Peter trying to make it from the mat over here, it was quite

funny. Are you all right? Stand still! Three of you! All right.

Louis, coming to you first. It was good. I got it. It was fun. It was -

don't try to mask mistakes with acting the goofy one. It was good

but we want to see technically good. With transitions, they weren't

smooth. Good tricks but I want to see good transitions, as well.

Nadia, Louis said that. Any specific tips that will help Peter next week?

I like the clean Peter, you know presence on the floor last week was

like you. I can see the tricks are clean. But there was something there

sloppy with your legs that I didn't quite get. I wasn't sure exactly

what you wanted to do. It was Footloose. Craig? I thought it was

really fun. I enjoyed it. If you want to go a bit further in this

competition, like the guys saying, you need to work on your

flexibility. You are 60, so well done.

APPLAUSE Well said. In circus, you don't have

to be dramatic or romantic. Comedy is successful also. It's amazing

entertainment. It was a blast. I really had a blast. You did almost

you will the tricks in the book, but you did it your way in a comedy way.

Great job. So, your coach is waiting for you.

Try and walk in a straight line. Peter and Kate, everyone.

Some of the judges' comments were a little harsh perhaps. It's the

scores that count. Peter will be on tenterhooks now, as he awaits his

fate. Good job again. 23.5 last week. So can we have your scores nor

week, please? The total is 26 out of 40, which is

higher than last week. Brilliant. Well done, Peter and Kate.

Now, for all of you sat on the sofa enjoying your take away and

thinking, this gymnastics lark looks a bit easy. Well, Andrea McLean

might beg to differ. I love Saturday night. Everyone was

commenting on how big my smile was. The fact you smiled throughout the

routine, even though you wanted to projectile vomit was great. I wanted

to see more and I'm sure you can do a bit more next week. Well done. I'm

in the bottom three, it gives me the opportunity to prove to everyone how

good I can be. Now we are doing something very

different from last week. The worst part is, I can't stop injuring

myself. Oh, that was my buttock. I sprained my ankle. I heard it go

clunk. How annoying. But something's turned into a tiger in my head and

I'm going, no, I'm not stopping, sort yourself out and crack on,

Grrr! Are you all right? That's my other

one. Oh, no. This is possibly the worst time that something like this

could happen. My other one. That's so annoying. Both. It's so

frustrating when you've worked so hard for something you want really

badly. We need to be ready for Saturday night and I don't know

whether we are going to be. We've only got a few days to go. I know.

I'm having to force myself to keep going through the pain. Went over a

little bit but it's OK. I'm absolutely not giving up. That felt

better. My biggest worry - will my body hold it together?

MUSIC: Pure Shores...

She's come through pain and injury to give it her very best shot.

Confident drop to cradle. Back walk over. It was all going so well.

And here was a little problem. Just lost balance at that point. Brave as

she is, she carried on. We have to stress, it's been a

really tough and emotional week for you, hasn't it? I stood on his knee

and my ankle just went and I didn't have the strength to pull it back up

again, I'm really sorry. Don't worry. Don't apologise. It's like

television, you did so well, Andrea. What did you make of it? I like your

beautiful lines and everything you do gymnastic-wise. You made a

mistake, but I appreciate you went on and did the harder trick after.

So I appreciate that. Craig, any tips on even controlling

the nerves because it's a hard thing to do to get back into it. I'm

surprised that we haven't had mistakes before now, because it's so

difficult. Don't forget, this is Saturday night, it's live, there's

people watching at homepeople in the audience and my heart really went

out to you there. If I could count the number of times I've fallen off

the apparatus, I'd have a good memory but I really did like that,

you showed real guts there, so sorry it didn't work out. Seb? Andrea, you

were very nervous and let that go over your performance. Don't, don't.

Take to the stage like it's yours OK, control everyone in the

audience, be angry, you got everything to do it but you are too

shy about it like you do a mistake and it doesn't matter. You are very

close to get way more than you think you can.

APPLAUSE I was so upset that you made the

mistake. We wanted the celebrities to step it up and you are no

exception, you did that. Brilliant, finished off with the somersault. It

was great. It was just a shame that you made the mistake. We have to

judge what we see so... You made a mistake but the rest was brilliant.

Andrea and Alex, everybody. Andrea was in the danger zone last

week and just how risky and how much damage has that unfortunate mistake

done? The scores will tell us soon. Standing ovation from the others.

That's nice. Last week, Andrea scored 21, we need it to be a lot

higher this week. The total then for Andrea and Alex

is 22 out of 40. So, last up, it's Lucy Mecklenburgh.

Now, her performance last week left her at the bottom of the score

board. It's been a really tough seven days, but can she turn things

around and avoid the vault. ? Good luck, Lucy.

Morning. How are you feeling today? A bit better today, yes. Probably

the most nervous I've ever been in my whole entire life. I was shaking

so much. The nerves definitely got the better

of me tonight. First show, never been on stage before. I feel all the

hard work's not paid off, so disappointing. I don't want to in

the vault-off. I don't want to leave. I need to change my attitude,

work my hardest and I'm not leaving the competition without a fight.

Hello, hello, hello. You're really scary stood there. How do you get on

it? What do I do with my legs? I do feel a little like on the back foot

because a lot of the other celebrities are performers, that's

what they've done their whole life. I've never stepped foot on a stage

before. Lucy's worried but she needn't be, she's a natural on the

hoop. Wow! You are the first celeb that's been able to get to do that

free. No way! Really? That's great. Tears. I'm so proud of her. Crying

happy tears, it's wicket. It was so sweet when Lucy cried when I gave

her a compliment. It's given her a new-found confidence on the hoop.

From the first session that Lucy did, the progression is phenomenal.

She hops up on there and gives everything a food go... She's come

on leaps and bounds. It's amazing what she's managed to achieve. With

aeriel, I feel really confident, like this might be my strongest

discipline. I think. God, I shouldn't have said that.

MUSIC: Somewhere Only We Know...

Lucy was so disappointed last week. You heard what she said "I'm not

leaving without a fight". This performance really showed her spirit

and her determination. This is strong. Difficult. She put it all

into that performance. Thank you. It was 100% worth it. You

must be thrilled? I absolutely loved that routine. I enjoyed every minute

of it and I hope the judges did as well. You could really tell,

honestly. Last week you were really upset.

Most kids have cried at the end of the competition because it hasn't

gone the way they wanted. You have come back and showed an amazing

routine. Lucy, you are back in the competition.

Seb? Now I know who you are as a performer, you took that routine,

you made it your own. You turned it into a fairy tale. That's how I

feel, I just watched a fairy tale. It was like that. Lewis? This is a

different Lucy this week. It was very good. I think what's

frustrating is what you did was actually very difficult but you made

it look easy. That's going to be the annoying thing, so I was very

impressed. Nadia? Your entire performance changed since last week.

You have the best front balance I've seen from anyone.

The transformation has been unbelievable. You should be very

proud of yourselves. Billy and Lucy, everyone.

Job done from Lucy. Seb says it was a fairytale and

Lewis says wow, she made it, she made an impression.

It all comes down to this # Duecy and Billy, we need the

scores, so Seb? They have absolutely smashed last

week's score. Lucy, you would be delighted to know, you are not in

the vault-off! So, let's go over to the judges'

score board and see who will be taking on the vault tonight.

We have a tie between Peter and Carl. Bobby and Lucy are safe. Alex,

what do we do about the tie? So, Andrea is already facing the

vault. But who will she be up against? Well, we do have a tie.

Now, in this scenario, the rules of Tumble state that we combine the

total scores from this week and last week, so the person who'll face the

vault is... It's Peter.

So sorry. You're safe, you can go back. Peter, is that a surprise? I'd

rather fight... No, I felt it in my bones that this was going to happen

so I'm quite excited. All right. OK. While they prepare to vault, we have

something very special from you from an Olympian and triple world

champion who just happens to be Britain's most successful female

gymnast of all-time. challenge it was and what a gymnast

Beth Tweddle is. Please welcome the gymnastic legend that is Beth

Tweddle and her stars of the future. Absolutely adorable. Beth and her

girls. So we can't put it off any longer. Two celebrities jumping over

something that is as tall as a skip and as wide as your washing machine.

Here's a certain head judge with five Olympic gold medals to tell us

what she's looking for in the vault. Tonight someone will be eliminated.

It all comes down to the vault. Terror. The whole thing is pretty

scary. Horror. You are big, you are ugly and I don't get on with you! My

advice tonight for the two celebrities facing the vault is:

Confidence. Indecision is the enemy. Once you go, just go all the way. I

don't want to go! It's as much to do your mind

take on the vault. What advice do you have for them? A nice strong

run. Stay calm. Just concentrate on what you need to do and listen to

the coaches. OK. What do you think of the performances so far this

evening? We are all surprised really that Peter and Andrea are in the

bottom. Somebody had to be but it's been

bottom. Somebody had to be but it's a high standard. Definitely, they've

performed to the best of their ability and I have really enjoyed

it. How scary is tumble in general, would you say from a gymnast point

of view? It's very scary. Takes loads of practice to get up there. I

have been training for ten years and all the girls have been training for

more. all the girls have been training

It's very scary and for them to perform that good is incredible. I

know, it puts it in perspective. Thank you very much girls.

Congratulations again. Brilliant. Thank you.

Now over here are two unhappy pro partners. Kate and Alex. Now, you

have spoken to Andrea, I am assuming, what advice have you given

her I have told her to focus about what she's going to do. See it in

her head, to focus and before she goes for the vault really see

herself doing the vault, landing the vault and hopefully she will take

that on board and keep nice and calm. Let's hope so. Of course if

Peter doesn't perform well it means that your journey on Tumble is also

over. How will that make you feel? Gutted. Peter has worked so hard and

we are not ready to leave. He has a more to give. How proud are you of

Andrea so far? There was a stumble tonight but she's been fantastic the

last two weeks. She's been brilliant. We have done nine weeks

of training. Come over a lot of obstacles. And I am really proud at

how hard she has pushed through and is here tonight.

Well, good luck to them both. We will cross everything for them. So,

Andrea and Peter are right behind those doors over there. One of them

will be leaving this evening. This is it. The vault.

more to give. How proud are you of Andrea It is the moment they've been

dreading. Our head judge will decide who stays in the contest based

entirely on the vault. The celebrities will be performing their

best vaults. Up first it's Peter. APPLAUSE

Brave and courageous attempt from Peter. Fought that landing, but in

the end it got the better of him. Here is the push. His legs got the

better of him. Just a little bit out of control. He just didn't have

enough rotation to survive the landing. Tough luck, Peter. Great

effort. So next to face the vault it's Andrea.

It's a tough call. To push and straddle the legs to get enough

height and width to clear the table and she does it so well. That's a

good vault, Andrea. And she landed like the stuff of.

Absolutely terrifying. So, Andrea, how was that? The face said it all!

You landed. You were like this. It was brilliant. Yeah! I was pleased I

didn't fall over. That was the main thing. Peter. Yeah, I did fall over.

You went for a hand spring. I did, yes. Five out of six the other day I

did. So I am disappointed. It's the pressure, it's live. So, Nadia,

first of all, what did you think of Peter's vault? Peter did a handstand

which is a difficult vault. He had a good push. And a little

underrotated. OK. Andrea, this is a straddle. It's a basic vault. You

had a little leg bent on the first flight but overall a better vault

and a better landing. OK. Nadia, based entirely on tonight's vault,

forget the performance, which one of these lovely contestants do you want

to save this evening? Is it Peter or is it Andrea?

The celebrity I am saving tonight is... Peter. Congratulations, Peter.

We were saying what would happen if we were both in the vault and here

we are. You both did fantastic. Peter, you are through to next week.

What have you got up your sleeve then? Ha-ha! Trampolining I am doing

next week. Yeah, I can't tell you what I am doing next week. It's a

secret! All right. I will be bouncing up and down, I know that.

Kate will be thrilled. Off you go back to the dugout. Well done,

Peter. Andrea, here comes your partner, Alex. This is where your

journey on Tumble ends, unfortunately. How has it been? I

have loved every minute. Every sprain, every rip, every bump and

scrape. Because of this lovely man and Sarah. I have had the most

fabulous team. It's been a great experience. I have loved it. We are

so disappointed to lose you. Alex, you must be equally disappointed to

leave the competition. Definitely. I think it's unfortunate we made that

mistake tonight because we have done that routine spot on. That's the

nature of competition. I want to say how great you have been as a

partner. I am really proud of you. Thank you. We will miss you both,

honestly. So then, for our remaining contestants this is what is still to

come. It's all about technique and momentum and strength. I have

learned how to do things on the floor. Now I have to do them on a

little tiny beam. The challenge with the trampoline is making it look

dynamic. Just want to get my head around one discipline. They throw

another one at me. Another week, another discipline. Bring it on. And

that is it for tonight. Thank you to our Tumble couples and to the

coaches. Thanks to Nadia, Seb, Louis and Craig and of course to Mitch.

Now join us live next week when you will see the Saturdays like you have

never seen them before and our remaining celebrities take on

trampolining and rhythmic gymnastics. It could be carnage

here. Sadly, Andrea and Alex, this is where you leave us. Please go

over and greet your Tumble family. Thank you for watching. There is a

live chat on social media with Louis straight after the show. We will see

you next Saturday at 6. 30. Good night!