Episode 3 Tumble

Massively impressive. You smash today last week. You smashed it this

week. It was unbelievable. Just look at this. That is so, so difficult.

Brilliant stuff. The most amazing performance I've seen. This is very

entertaining. Great effort. It's a tough call. The celebrity I'm saving

is... Peter. It's butt-kick time. Oh, yeah. This

is a competition now. No-one 's really safe. I'm back in the game. I

deserve to be at the top of the leaderboard. It's impossible. I

better start learning to roll. Your host Alex Jones! It's Saturday

night and this is Tumble. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Good evening and welcome to Tumble, the show that will have you head

over heels about gymnastics. Now, it's really hard work! This week,

our celebrities face two brand-new challenges, trampolining or rhythmic

gymnastics and without a doubt, this is their toughest test yet. They're

all performing live, so anything could happen and probably will.

Please welcome our stars for the gymnastic partners.

APPLAUSE They're all smiles now. Once they've

performed the two celebrities with the lowest scores face this. The

vault. So, whatever you do, don't make it angry, otherwise it'll have

you. But who will face the vault? That depends on this lot. From as

far afield as France, Romania and Burnley, it's the Tumble judges!

APPLAUSE Dinning-dinning, round -- ding-ding

round one. It's boxing champ Carl Froch.

It was a tough routine. There's a lot of moves in there that could

have gone wrong. And did. A couple did go wrong. You're a fighter and

had you to fight in that performance. Got a taster of being

in the vault was a bit scary. The person who will face the vault is...

Peter. A wake-up call, I think. This week has a new discipline, the

trampoline. I thought I could do it really well, because I used to spend

a lot of times on them as a kid. It's hard. It's scary, bouncing out

of control. Not enjoying it. I still find it scary. For somebody who

doesn't have any experience, it must be terrifying. It's important to try

and stay in the middle of the trampoline, where it's at its

bounciest, and the clungs will look for good synchronisation and height

and posture through the routine It's difficult to get it into sync. Carl

and I are completely different sizes. When he's on the trampoline

he's on there for a longer period of time. Trying to match our height and

make sure we're doing the skill at the same time is quite difficult.

When it's out, it looks awful. That's one of the most important

elements, the tiling, then -- timing, then the moves. There's a

front and back somersault. That is the biggest move of the whole

routine. Although the roundoff from one trampoline to the other is quite

impressive, I do that quite It's a easy. Lot of somersaults. A lot are

blind landings, so you can't necessarily see why you're going. If

you panic, it can go really wrong. All the professionals make the

trampoline look easy. Ive make boxing look easy, if you want to go

a few rounds with me, let's glove up. I'll give you 30 seconds.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Just listen to that reaction,

synchronisation, special awareness and a fearless approach, that was

the challenge and Carl met it pretty well. That pullover, no problem.

Mata tore lift, well, he is in the bull ring -- matador. The

somersault, beautifully done. A front somersault from Carl, great

stuff. He certainly woke up. Thanks Mitch. What a great start. A new

week, a brand new skill to learn and even you, a boxer said that the

trampoline was scary. What is so disconcerting then? The lack of

control. The high bouncing, I've been in world title fights but the

trampoline peterifies me. He's auous. You -- a wuss. What did you

make of Carl's routine then? The number really suits you very well.

It was a great performance. You stumbled a bit there, but it was not

important to me. What was important was that you added the back

somersault, which was an improvement from the first show. I loved that.

Brilliant. Craig? Front somersault, back somersault, amazing. What I

love about that performance is you really stepped out of your comfort

zone. You're learning to become a performer. I mean by standing up

there like this and going, yeah, I own this, that was fantastic. Great

job, well done. Good advice, thank you. What about

you Mr Stella? In trampoline you need three important things, high

rotation and timing, because if you don't have that, nothing is going to

happen. But a lot happened including the somersaults, front and back. I

was really pleased to see that. That's a great job. And Louis? It is

such a difference to last week. Last week was very shaky. Today, it

started off a bit iffy, but you got into it, it was great. Back and

front somersault and the blind landing which is difficult. You

could see after the last front somersault, you completely changed,

you thought, I've done the routine. You saw a bit of personality. Your

face was like this. It was good to see you progress and nice to see you

settle in, well done. You've got to be happy with that. Very happy.

Thanks for the comments. Great. Good somersaults. Back to your coach

being Robert. Carl and Sita! Catch was at the bottom of -- Carl was at

the bottom of the score board last week, narrowly avoiding the Judges,

can vault. We have your scores out of ten for Carl and Sita.

What a good start. A total of 29. 5 out of 40 for Carl and Sita. Last

Saturday, H was riding high at the top of the scored board. But this

week, he's come crashing back down to earth with a bump. Will he bounce

back up again? Top of the leaderboard, how do you

feel? Feels good. That's pressure now. The total for H and Holly an

amazing 31. I'm a bit scared. We have to maintain it. The only way is

down. Big week, trampoline. You have a lot to put in to stay at the top.

We are going to hopefully nail it. H has thon himself into it. I'm

learning to enjoy the trampoline. I don't like the height. To stay in

front of the competition we have to raise the bar. We are doing a crash

dive. That's quite an advanced move. Good, that's the one. Arms out to

the side, heels, chest, tuck. Good. Ouch. I've hurt my neck really

badly. If it hurts too much, we stop. We're doing the show in three

days. That will set us back. Don't throw your head back. We have had to

adjust the routine, but at the end of the day, his health comes first.

Oh, my neck! It goes to show how difficult this competition is and

how hard gymnastics can be. I'm so annoyed because I'm going to have to

compromise my routine now. We have had to take our double back

somersault out of the routine. I'm hoping that my crash dive will

impress the judges. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

H said he didn't like heights. There was no sign this afternoon in that

performance. The synchronisation was superb. Crash dive overcooked a bit,

but he covered it well. Look at this somersault in perfect time, super

height, super performance. You're on song again, H.

See, a true pro, a little fall there, you were straight back up

into it. Very good. Your neck's been playing up a bit this week. Yeah,

we've been playing around with double back somersaults and I've got

whiplash, a sprand ankle and yeah. But we soldiered on and I loved it.

You'd never tell. I only did 45 minutes of trampolining last week

and I had casual whiplash. It happens. What did you make of H and

Holly? That was a difficult start to do the crash dive. It's about fear.

Have you to stay out as long as you can, and then tuck under. But

without that rotation and slow it down. You got a little bit carried

away. Your feet came over the top. But you did carry on well,

regardless. It was a shaky start, probably not your best performance.

But the effort was there. It's definitely you're a natural.

You understand a lot about acrobatics. You were super clean in

your moves. Now that you have so many good results on the past two

weeks, you should really be careful and not losing your acting. You get

nervous and we can see it. You can cover it very well. Don't lose that.

But a brilliant job. H, it wasn't the same level as

yesterday or the week before. Having said that, you did some good work.

Your back somersault went through the roof. It was massive. Something

was missing for me. Obviously, you're injured. We can only judge

what's in front of us. Really? Oh. Yes you made a mistake on the front

somersault, but you did the biggest, huge back somersault and this is

hard to do. I actually appreciate the routine.

Tell you what, just focus on the huge back somersault, it was

brilliant. H and Holly! APPLAUSE.

Has he done enough for our top spot again? They were good. All right,

scores then: So, a total of 26. 5 out of 40 for H

and Holly. A good score. So, still to bounce then we have

Peter and Sarah. That is only half the story. Now later, we'll give

rhythmic gymnastics the Tumble treatment and it may not be pretty.

Normally on a Saturday night, Lucy Mecklenburgh would be getting ready

for a night out in Essex. This week, we've brought Essex to her.

How do you feel about the weekend? It was wicked. What you did was very

difficult, but you made it look easy. You are back in the

competition. If you want to be up that leaderboard, what do we have to

do this week? We should probably get on that trampoline and start

working. So trampolining, we decided that you're going out on a fun,

glamorous night out in Essex. On a trampoline? How does that work?

We're drinking champagne, taking selfilies and nailing the tricks. I

am from Essex. It's my birthday this week. So an Essex night out is

probably what I would do. You can take the Lucy out of Essex, but not

the Essex out of you. The thing I'm finding hardest is the

fear. Do you think you're going to hurt yourself at the end? You have

to chuck yourself into things. Lucy has a front somersault. It's nice,

you're just high that's all. If it wasn't hard enough doing a front

somersault on my own, now I have to do a back one too. Half a hand stand

on Billy's shoulders and then I go back. Her fear holds her back. I

can't be there to spot her on Saturday night. Spotting is to give

extra support so they can learn the skills confidently. She's not there

on the night and it's only a couple of days away. I'm starting to panic.

She needs to believe me and Katie. I know she can do it.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Wonderful reaction. A taste of

champagne, Essex style. On the way to operate yip pressive skills.

Donkey kick from hand stand into back flip, done with such confidence

and look at the quality, the line and the style in the pike straddle

jump. And the synchro was great. Look at this fly spring, such a

good, confident performance from Lucy.

They are delighted and so they should be. Your little face when you

did the back somersault was a picture. Happy birthday as well.

It's tomorrow, yes. Be nice. Seb? It's always like the French one, "Be

nice." I'm going to be nice. Remember on the first week I told

you that I was missing, because it's an acrobatic competition, I was

missing from tricks, you answered my question right away. You're like,

you want flipping? Bam, you put almost all the tricks in the book

when you start trampoline. You did it with ease and it was very

interesting because you kept the theme all along. Awesome job. What

due make of it? It was brilliant. I think when you look at week one, out

of everyone you have shown the most improvement going through the

competition. The back flip I think you could do a back somersault. You

had that much energy. Great job. I enjoyed it. Excellent. Nadia? I like

that you're progressing as my colleagues said. I like the fact

that you're using gymnastics as a base. I can see you're now doing

tricks, which I didn't see in the first show. That's very impressive

to me. Going well. Wait for it. Craig from Burnley, what do you have

to say? To be honest, I really did love that performance. Just like the

other guys have said, you've really grown in this competition. I believe

now there is a gymnast inside you waiting to get out. Well done.

Brilliant news! Happy birthday again. Billy and Lucy everyone! The

only way is up and she's headed that way. She was delighted with the

performance and scores last week. She's surely hoping it will continue

tonight. Very happy there. Let's get those

scores then. Brilliant. They'll be so happy with

that. If you want to hear Lucy's instant reaction to the judges'

comments, check out the Tumble social media sights, on the screen

now. The word on the street is that lots of you children at home and

some big kids too having dog all manner of roly polys and cart wheels

around the living rooms, even though I told you not to. If you fancy

having a go found out more on the BBC's get inspired website. Next

Peter Duncan and this week, he has a whole new challenge to grapple with.

The celebrity I'm saving tonight is... Peter. I feel as though I have

to make an apology for putting you through such trauma. The comments

both weeks have been about your scruffiness and lines. We have to

try to rectify some of those faults. For your trampoline routine, you are

going to be wrestlers. I'm a wrestler. Katie's a wrestler. Girl

against man and she beats me up basically. Let's get you on the

trampoline. The comedy you have in abundance. The content has to be

perfect. Otherwise they will just go for the jugular. I don't want that.

I'll fight back. Can you fall off a trampoline and make it look bad? I

find it takes a while to get into it, to build your confidence up. You

go and Kate will stay with you. It's unpredictable. It's a big spring.

Hold. You all right. Toes or anding until Toes. The judges' comments

have made Peter realise he has to knuckle down. He has really

difficult elements, back drop into front drop. Back somersault. And

he's got a front somersault to finish. I'm going to prove to the

judge that's I'm not just a goofive boy, I will put in difficult moves.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE We all know and love his talent for

comedy. But tonight, he had a new challenge - to impress the judges

with his difficulty. There's not a lot more difficult than this.

Helicopters, high above his head. He needs to be in the right spot and

give the right support. On a personal note, look at this, a back

somme. He does it. And the front one too. He's on his feet and that

doesn't happen too often, well Peter, a done. Ka, Big Daddy. I tell

you what, your coach was like this over there. Was it all right for

you? It was aerobically challenging, but I have the hair cut. I like it.

All right then. We are coming to Craig first. I absolutely loved that

performance. I know you're trying time press the judges. You've even

adopted Louis's hair cut. You've carried off much better and it's

about progress. In week one, Kate was doing all the somersaults, in

week three you're doing them. You're the man. All right, Sebastien?

You're very versatile. We know that already. I really like everything

about it except one thing, it's like you get so comfortable that you lose

your concentration and some places. BOO. He's right. That's why in

trampoline it pays like with a mistake.ment great entertaining.

What due make TV? -- What did you make of it? Do you know what it was

good fun. I said last week, it was a bit of goofing around. It wasn't

tidy, but it was brilliant. I enjoyed it. I don't foe if this was

an excellent, but the last somersault at the end, you did a

quarter turn out of it. It was the angle of the hair cut, it turned me.

That's brilliant. That is advanced. Twisting out of a somersault, I

don't think anyone else is probably going to do that on the show, Nadia,

were unbelievable. You as impressed? You are an amazing performer because

you cover up so well that you did a little mistake and it was excellent

how you covered it up. You went for the difficulty and the last

dismount, the front somersault, for safety, you didn't do it and you did

an excellent job. Brilliant comments, we love everything about

it, including the coat. Peter and Kate! Last week his vault set Andrea

packing. I'm sure Peter would rather not be in that position again. It

all depends on the scores. Let's get the scores:

Fantastic score. Well done. The first rhythmic performance is but a

ribbon twirl away. I will now demonstrate traditional rhythmic. I

give you the figure of eight. This is the snake. The snake on a turn,

you can do all sorts. Before that, it's our final trampoline routine of

the night. It's Sarah. On Saturday I was OK. I haven't

smiled once during my routines. I must look like the ice maiden. I

want you to have confidence, extend more, give us even more. Deep down I

think there's more in there. You could do a ten on the floor. I know

I can do better. But it just wasn't as good as I wanted it to be. We're

in a position where we haven't budged. That isn't bad. But it's not

good either. If we want to do well, we need to get going. This week

she's going to kick my Come on butt. Babe, you can do this. Trampolining

is really hard. Smile. You have to maintain your decorum while bouncing

in the air and painting on that Try to smile. Relax your face and smile.

One of the moves that Sarah is struggling with is the back

somersault U I think you need to be mentally prepared when you step onto

the trampoline. You need to be in good control of your nerves. I think

Sarah is still learning how to come to terms with that. Shoulders up. My

emotions have probably gotten the better of me this week. I'm sick of

not getting it. What are you talking about? Competition is hotting up.

I'm starting to wonder what the others are getting up to. I want to

do it. Because you know that people like H are trying to do doubles.

It's getting so tough now. It really is. Survival of the fittest. I do

not want to come last. If you don't want to come last, you need to do

that back tuck. I'm scared. I'm not going to lie. I'm really scared. I

better start learning to vault. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

The big challenge for Sarah was to keep her nerve, and emotions under

control and to smile away through this very difficult routine. She did

a great job. Look at this. Synchronised back somersaults. And

that three quarter front somersault into safe cradle and what a way to

finish, that pose sums up martial arts. Great stuff. You did so well.

There's even a smile on Sarah Harding's face, lovely to see. Not

when you nearly landed on her head. What was that about? I trust him!

Nadia? I like the fact that you went for the back somersault. This is a

huge thing for you. I would like to see also, in the future, that when

you do simple jumps and straddle jumps that easy jumps up control a

little more your legs and everything else, because you were all over a

little bit. They didn't like that. What about Craig? There were times

during that routine I was edging to the close edge of my seat, nervous

for you with that back somersault. When you did it, you instantly went

binning. -- bing. If I give you one tip, do not worry about any other

competitor in this competition, you need to run your own race. Good tip.

Seb? Well, you're such a great performer. I can tell you did a lot

of stage before. That's good but in another side, also it's kind of bad

because Leon is taking all over the act now. You need to match as much

talent or work he puts in He's had a lot more years on me, come on. I get

that. You tell him Sarah. I get that, but you also have more

experience than him for stage as a performer. You get to use that, like

we all say, you have this in you, just let it explode now. I have to

agree with Craig and Seb, I think he's more talking about an energy

that you get from the performance. I think that comes from training.

There is a lot of pressure involved. You're trying to perform for your

partner, parents and family. It is stressful. That will come across. I

think that one thing you need to do is just enjoy it. Enjoy your

training. Enjoy competing and just give us a show. That will come

across. Thank you judges. You look so pretty when you smile. Sarah and

Leon. Nadia wants a little more control. Craig loved it but reckons

she should ran her own race. It was a pretty good race tonight. Well

done, Sarah. Let's get the scores: So, remember now that the two lowest

scoring celebrities will face the vault tonight. One of them will be

going home. So, let's see the score board as it stands:

Oh, it's very close. 29. 5 for three of you. They say behind every great

tumbling celebrity is a great coach. Who are the people who have whipped

our stars into lean, mean, gymnastic machines?

Our coaches are amazing. They're the back bone of our team. I can't do

it. It's too jiggly. Every week they try to teach you new skills. I

really couldn't do this without them. I've got you. Stand up, and

go. One and two. She cracks the whip. I don't blame her because

she's a world champion gymnast. Boy, does it hurt. Be quiet now,

focus on the shape. Let's go. Andy doesn't look like a physical man

because he has a little rotund belly. But he can jump on the cam

pleen and he can certainly touch his toes. Katie gives stickers when we

do well. We are like children sometimes. A unicorn, nice job. I

have the most golden stars. Our coaches are the best. It's a ten

from me. Beautiful. That was really good! Oh, my God.

I'm sure you'll all agree that our coaches are doing an absolutely

phenomenal job. Well done, guys. So, we are about to kick off then with

rhythmic gymnastics and Dave, first up, it's your girl Amelle.

Saturday was a great performance. Scores were really good. 29 and

third on the leaderboard. That was great. I like the back breaker, but

the competition is hard. If you want to be better, next time that cart

wheel you should be a cart wheel on the hands. I love a challenge, but

it's pressure creeping into my mind. Use the pressure and concentrate on

your technique, it's going to be fine. I'd love to shock them where

they're like whoa. Exactly. Team Amelle. Exactly. Holer! We have

rhythmic this week. It's an Olympic sport. It combined gymnastics with

equipment. The rope is difficult you have to keep it moving otherwise it

tangles up. It can look so impressive if you get it right and

you can look so rubbish if you get it wrong. Judges comments,

particularly from Nadia was about the free cart wheel. So I thought a

challenge, let's get it in there I would love that. Normally you use

your hands to support yourself. You need to push your legs and get the

legs over quick. If you don't get -- don't get the take-off perfect, you

don't have enough lift therefore you land on your face. The fact that

Nadia says she wants to see it has added to the pressure that I already

put on myself. I just want to make her proud and hopefully everyone to

enjoy it. MUSIC: These Boots are Made for

Walking by The Supremes Amelle was out to shock the judges

and she wanted to make Nadia proud by stepping up the difficulty. It

doesn't always work. This was an aerial cart wheel she performed so

beautifully in rehearsal and it didn't come off. Great attempt.

Table lift with rope rotations, really well here. She was in control

with the apparatus. A rotating release and catch on one leg, what a

pity. See, Doug is telling her, once you were into the lift you were

fine. To come back from a stumble like that is amazing on live telly.

Didn't she do well? APPLAUSE

really well. You've got nothing to be embarrassed about. Yeah, I mean,

the number of times I've been in that situation where I've geared

myself up for this big performance and a big trick, and you could see

how much you wanted it and it didn't come off. You know what, I hit the

floor, it was like right, I'm getting on with this, you knocked

out an amazing performance after. You give it your all. Well done for

that, unfortunately, there was mistakes. Thank you. I appreciate

that. Well, everybody has to know that when you add a prop to a

routine, gymnastic routine, it's adding another person to the

routine. It's really hard. It takes a lot of time. It's an amazing

challenge to do it in one week. That's a routine I'm sure you guys

can do like very well in rehearsal. Unfortunately, it was right now. I

can tell you worked hard on it. But working also with a shape that

change all the time, changes form all the time, it's another

challenge. So great job just for taking those challenges. Thank you.

Really, it's hit or miss this really. It was tough. I mean, it

started off very shaky with the stumble. Like Craig said, you got

back into it. You finished off, which is what we want to see. It is

very hard and what you did just didn't happen on the night. Of She

tried the hand-free cart wheel, it didn't work out. I know it's

something there that you wanted to show me. I hope you're going to show

that to me quickly. You are the person that when somebody throws a

challenge at you, you go into it and you're positive. I know you're

disappointed. Really disappointed. I've done it over and over back

stage. I know you can do it because then you will have to challenge me

to do it. That will be difficult. I will do it. I'm disappointed about

tonight. Buff I will do it next That's the time. Spirit! We just

have to say quickly, don't try anything with the rope at home.

There was a malfunction and it went around the neck, don't do that at

home. Amelle and Doug, brilliant effort. Well done guys. Nadia said

you do it and I'll do it. Craig had sympathy and understanding. Louis

admired the way she kept going after problem at the A bit start.

Disappointed there. Let's have your scores.

24 there, not too bad. In week one, Emma Samms was the belle of the

ball. Last week she was having a ball. This week we've given her a

ball! Second on the leaderboard, how do

you feel? Surprised! We wanted to you give us a bit more and you've

done that. You were so beautiful and so confident. It I was really

pleased that the judges addressed the artistry. I don't know if

anybody else has lines like you. It was a psychological boost but it

doesn't mean it has elevated us anywhere. We all start from square

one again. Your prop is going to be... The ball. The concept is going

to be all under water. You are going to be in a shell and you open up and

the ball is the pearl. I think I'd be fine with the rhythmic stuff, if

I didn't have the prop. I have no hand-eye coordination. I'm hating

the ball. I never did netball or basketball or anything with balls at

schools because I was only allowed to do ballet. It's no good if she's

hitting a beautiful line and the ball goes rolling off somewhere It

really frustrates me when I drop the ball because I drop the routine. I

drop my sense of humour. It's just impossible to keep going with the

routine because I'm always chasing the blinking ball. Those two bits

are really hard. The angel lift into a walkover, holding a ball, I have

to release the ball at the right time and then do the walkover. Then

there's the throw, turn and catch the thing. It's meant to look

effortless. If you're rolling it, it's meant to roll smoothly. It

can't bounce. It's a matter of practice. That's why the people who

are skilled at it, do it from the age of five.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Rbgs well it may have been ballet

and not ball games at school, but I tell you, it wasn't only one pearl

that emerged from that shell. A delightful performance. Look at

that, bounce and catch. This back angel lift into back walkover, to

put the ball in a position where it can be rolled forwards, ready to be

picked up once again and look at that technique, not gripping the

ball, balancing it, handling it really great rhythmic gymnastics

from Emma. Well, you were dreading the ball,

weren't you? You were dreading this all together, how was it? It's been

worse. Yeah, it didn't go flying, so that's This was good. A good one,

wasn't it? Yeah, good. Seb? Emma, I really appreciated that you kept

contact with the billion all along. -- with the ball all along. I really

missed what you gave us last week. Last week was magical. It was like a

fairy moment. I don't have that today. I miss what you were able to

do. Don't worry, it may get better now. It doesn't get much better, I'm

afraid. I mean, last week, you were beautiful. It was stunning and

moving. This week was nice. But it was just nice. There wasn't much pen

ash. -- panache. It was very dancy and polite I'm afraid. It was a

beautiful rue teeb and you showed that you can do the -- routine and

you showed that you could do the best execution in everything that

you do. I'm missing that thing that says Emma and something that will

impress me, like you did last show and the first show. You set the bar

so high, this is the problem. Craig? I'm going to try to say what these

guys are thinking. What we want you to do is throw the ball, do a full

turn and catch it, don't let it bounce on the floor, you have to

catch it or do a forward roll catch the ball, we want to see a little

bit more wow, but it's beautiful around the edges, but it needs a bit

more meat. Anything to say to Craig on that point? I would have loved to

have done that. A couple more weeks, I would have got there.

Good effort. Your coach looks ecstatic. Emma and Ivan everybody!

Emma scored an impressive 30 points last week, but the judges aren't

that impressed this time. Has sho done enough? All right then,

so let's have the judges' scores. Some disappointment there.

Right, we're about to find out what happens when you give an actor from

EastEnders drum sticks. Here's John Partridge.

How do we think the weekend went? My weekend went great, I'm not so sure

about the routine. Don't rush that much. You don't need to. But really

it was an amazing act, good job. We did the best we could do. We hung

from our toes. Job done I say. Rhythmic week, how do you feel about

that? Lots of rhythm. Oh, yeah. It's been decided that we're going to

make you a hard core rock God with a drum kit. A drum kit? And your prop

is going to be drum sticks. Happy with the concept, hany with the

props. We're doing really well. The rhythmic you need to have great

hand-eye coordination, which isn't always there. The clubs are quite

difficult. There are two of them, so you have to get two pieces of

apparatus moving with both hands all the Team work time. Is vital in

rhythmic. We've come up with a move where Kat puts the clubs on her foot

and flicks them over the back of her head and I catch them - in theory.

Kick up not backwards. If I get it wrong he gets a club in the face.

The routine would be rubd. When I get nervous my palms get sweaty. Not

the best thing when you have to throw and catch clubs. I really hope

we manage to pull this off this week.

MUSIC: Should I Stay or Should I Go Now by The Clash

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Wow! A difficult routine with

difficult apparatus, he did not hold back.

Look at that, throwing the clubs and catching from the foot to hand. This

shows you just how difficult this apparatus is. Turning split neck

hold was done really beautifully. Just look at this - he hit the drums

so hard, they exploded, terrific. Well, these props, I mean they're a

nightmare, aren't they? Do you want to have a go? Go on. Oh, right. You

hold that then. Flick it. You're being kind. Yeah, it's tough.

It's a good job you're not taking part. Isn't it just. It was great

energy. I loved it. I loved the fact this there were minor mistakes, but

your energy, you carried on with it, I'm sure at one point Kat's toe went

in your mouth, it was great. Good split, leg change, almost had

control of the clubs all the way through. It was good. Thank you.

You're very kind. It was good. I like all of those. What I was more

impressed is that in gymnastics we have a favoured side, I was a lefty.

But the fact that you were juggling two clubs on two different hands

that tells me that you have coordination and that's very

important. Thank you. OK, should I stay or should I go? John, you

should definitely stay. Brilliant. Nice! That was good. John, you rock.

Seriously, it was technique, artistic, dynamic, it was the kind

of act I would pay to go see on stage. That's great. Good comments.

I appreciate it. There were some mistakes, though. I appreciate all

your comments. Warren is waiting over there. John

and Kat everyone. Will he stay or will he go? What do you think? More

importantly, what do the judges think? What have they scored it at?

That's the highest score of the night. Coming up, the Saturdays are

here or rather up there. Plus the vault is looming. First, Bobby

Lockwood. Since he's been on Tumble. He's been a cheerful, happy-go-lucky

sort, then we gave him a basketball. How are we feeling after Saturday?

Good. I mean, I was pleased. We got two points higher than last week but

I came seventh. It was fun, but the only thing was the round-off back

flip. You were short. It's hard. It is hard. Gymnastics is hard. : You

need to get stronger. Don't move even like a small shaking. After

hearing the comments we were like hold on a minute, but they're giving

you comments to go further. We need to up our game. We have the

performance down. Let's get the skill level higher. Let's put them

together. Hopefully the judges will recognise how much hard work you're

putting in. Another week, another discipline.

This time rhythmic. It's fun, but it's really frustrating. The

coordination part of this is really hard. For him to be able to throw...

Sorry. Spin Oh. Catch. OH. It's really tough.

Give me a couple of minutes. Something's happening today. You're

letting yourself get angry. I told you straight away. I know. I can see

your face already. You're going into a deep hole. Cool, thanks.

I feel like being calmer helps me. I need to take a minute just to have

it. This routine could be fantastic or balls flying all over the place.

I really want to enjoy the routine on Saturday. Know one dropped ball

will change everything. I hope I don't balls it up.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE What a finish! It was a case of

anger management for bobby, keeping calm under pressure. He had to. He

needed to do it right on the ball with this performance. It does go

wrong sometimes. That was the catch behind that was done so easily

before. Here, the human ring, that was successful. Good balance. Just

look at this, using the body with the apparatus, such dexterity and

confidence. Look at him. Brilliant. Thanks, Mitch. A very energetic

performance from our last couple. Brilliant. While you get your breath

back, I found your pop-pop. -- pom-pom. I was trying to figure out

what is the part that you are lacking and you're not. A little

mistake over there, but that was not if a big deal. That was like the

music started bang you were straight into it. The ball never stopped from

the start to the finish. That was a brilliant performance. It was

knock-out. Well done. Coordination, manipulation, acrobatics, I mean,

you guys are ready for Las Vegas. Seb, will give you a job as well. It

was brilliant. I've been giving low scores because we have high

expectations and what do we expect from rhythmic gymnastics? That. It

was brilliant. Thank you. Bobby, you've got to be pleased with

those comments. I'm chuffed. It's been a hard week. Yeah, we had a lot

of fun. It was good. I loved it. Brilliant. Yeah, he was! Your coach

looks chuffed. Bobby and Kristin everyone!

APPLAUSE Nadia could find nothing wrong with

it. Craig said it was nonstop and knockout. And an offer to go to the

Vegas from Seb. Doesn't get much better than that. All nine have

performed and before we find out what Bobby's score is, I can reveal

that the first person definitely facing the vault is... Emma. And

also in danger at the moment is... Amelle. Bobby now needs to score

more than 24 to avoid the vault. 8. 5! So a total of 32. 5 out of 40,

the highest score of the series thus far. Bobby, it goes without saying,

no vault for you. Amazing. Let's go to the judges' scored board and see

how things are looking. What a thriller we've been treated

to tonight. So going head to head then in the

live vault tonight is Amelle and Emma. Emma, are you ready for this?

Er... Yes. Am snel Yes. Come on girls, you've -- Amelle? Come on

girls, you've practiced. Now a girl band with a name that's apt for

tonight. Here hitting the high notes and

possibly the roof with their greatest hits, please welcome The

Saturdays. # It's time to step it up a notch

# I'm ready to lose touch # Baby boy, go, go, go

# This is a crossing at the main intersection

# Life is better off the line # I, I I'm ready Nwofor the steady

beat # If you lose it, you know, you're a

bit too slow # I want to go.

# This is my decision that you keep on messing up the words

# So when I speak, listen # Because you keep on pushing like I

need permission to be heard # Gonna lift it, lift it higher

# I'm gonna lift it, lift it higher, so, when I speak, listen

# This is my decision # And you keep on messing up the

words # # Let's make this party super

naughty # Dancing on the bar

# I feel alive # All fired up, I feel alive, I feel

alive # All fired up, I feel alive

# I feel alive, I feel alive # Now you want to pretend that

you're a superstar # Now you want to see what brought

you this far # Don't tell me you've come as far

as we go # You need to have a sit down with

your ego # And everyone's going into a final

step # You know that you can come to me

for help # Don't tell me it's time for going

sole low # You need to stop messing with your

ego # Whatever the weather we're going

to be better together, # So what about us

# I've been watching and waiting, why don't you give or taking

# What's up? What about us? # What you're doing to my face

# What about us? # Let me take the lead

# N Nah, nah, nah The Saturdays everybody! Brilliant.

Frankie, big news this week, we have to talk about Strictly Come Dancing,

we're excited. It's on straight after Tumble when this ends. How are

you feeling? It's so excited. We're on tour in September and then I'm

doing Strictly after. We have a busy couple of It will months. Be the

best thing you've ever done ah, part from being in the Saturdays,

obviously! We know that you were a little junior tumbler. When I was

younger, yes. Nowhere near as good as these What do guys. You think?

They're amazing! Thank you again, girls.

Brilliant. Right, back to business. Now Nadia Comeneci has vaulted in

European, world and Olympic competitions. But what is her idea

of the perfect vault? In my career, I've done thousands of

vaults. I knew I had to be focussed, really committed and really had to

push myself. This is exactly what I'm looking for from the

celebrities. The position in the air needs to be

strong, controlled and I really love to see pointed toes.

The perfect landing is straight body, bent knees and feet together.

Even if you stumble at the end of the vault, you have to land on your

feet first. In gymnastics, you are scored on technique and you are

scored on difficulty. It will take a lot to impress me, but I didn't say

it would be easy. So, Nadia will score on technique

and difficulty. I'm here now with Amelle and Emma's partners, Doug and

Ivan. It's not a good time for up. Now we've asked the contestants to

do their most impressive vault for this. So, what advice have you given

Emma and what can we expect? The advice we've given Emma is to be

calm and attack the run up, really spot where she wants to put her

hands and reach forward on the vault. Keeping her legs straight and

pointed. And do her best to stick the landing and to be confident. She

has good pointy toes. Bit of a disappointing night for Amelle

tonight, what advice have you given her before this vault? It is

disappointing. There were a few mistakes in the routine. We've done

it better. However that means that I believe Amelle is one of the

strongest competitors in this competition. She has a good vault.

She has to show everybody why she deserves to be here. We want to push

for the final. We don't want to lose either one of you. Good luck, boys.

Crossing our fingers for them. Amelle and Emma are just behind the

corps r doors -- behind the doors, stretching, flexing, preparing. One

of the girls will go home tonight. Right, this is it then. The vault.

Both celebrities will now attempt their most impressive vault. Up

first it's Amelle. ( We saw last week what pressure the vault can

bring. It's a matter of conquering your nerves. It's over in seconds

and so much depends on it. Amelle, please prepare to vault.

APPLAUSE Good, confident approach. It's a

round-off vault and she landed straight down the middle. Need to

push, get the legs high overhead, make the half turn and make sure of

that landing. That's the round-off. That's Amelle. Next to vault, it's

Emma. Emma will not have seen Amelle's

vault. Now it's about her own focus. It's about conquering her own

nerves. Emma, would you please prepare to vault.

P APPLAUSE

This vault needs a big push and a confident landing. She did just

that. Needs to straighten the legs, needs

to get plenty of height, the landing was great. Phil standing by there,

but he wasn't needed. This was a good, confident vault. Brilliant

effort from both our girls. Well done. So the decision lies solely

with head judge, Nadia. Based entirely on tonight's vault, which,

what was your verdict on Amelle's vault? Amelle did a round-off which

is a pretty difficult vault. She did a pretty good form. She had good

form in the air and just a hop on the landing. All right. What was

your verdict on Emma's vault? It was a straddle vault, it's a basic

vault. It was a pretty vault. Not very impressive, but it was a good

landing. Not very impressive, oh. It's decision time Nadia.

Based entirely on the girls' vaults, which one of these celebrities,

Amelle or Emma, would you like to save this evening? From my

experience, I will have to go with the more difficult vault, so the

celebrity that I'm saving tonight is... Amelle. Amelle, well done.

Brilliant effort. You are safe. Back you go to Doug.

Emma, Emma! Perfectly executed. I mean, how has your Tumble experience

been? It's been fantastic. Meeting Phil and Ivan and working with them

has been extraordinary. I'm in better shape, a few bruises, than I

have been for ages. It's been fantastic. Well, here's Ivan and

Phil. The boys have worked with you for the last nine or ten weeks.

Ivan, can I just get you over here? Now then, how has Emma been as a

partner? She's been a pleasure actually. She's worked really hard.

She's been determined and focussed. Every day has been a pleasure to

work with her. She just makes he smile. -- me smile. Behind every

good couple is a brilliant coach, Phil, how have these two been for

you, hard work or... ? Not hard work, a pleasure. It's been ten

weeks of fun. It's been a joy meeting Emma. I'm sure we will

remain Friends for Life. Ivan equally. A great journey. Thank you

very much. We will certainly miss you, Emma. Any final messages to

Ivan and Phil? Well, we'll keep in touch. I know their numbers. We'll

be sorry to lose you. A final farewell then to your Tumble family.

Well done. Emma, Ivan and Phil.

APPLAUSE So, that is it for tonight. Thank

you to all our couples and their coaches. Also to head judge Nadia,

Seb, Louis and Craig and of course, to Mitch. Coming next on BBC One is

the brand new Doctor Who. We'll see you next Saturday at the slightly

earlier time of 6. 15pm. Have a great weekend. Thanks for watching.

Good night!