Episode 4 Tumble

Twist and half a somersault, unbelievable. He did not hold back.

Coordination, acrobatics, you guys are ready for Las Vegas. Done with

such confidence. There is a gymnast in you. It was a huge somersault and

I loved it. Going head to head is Amelle and Emma. I am saving Amelle.

Gymnastics needs to be extraordinary. It is all about the

technique. You want to be amazed by a seamless performance. We want to

be moved. This week, we will have to hammer it. Fight to stay out of the

bottom two. I have been in the bottom two before. There is no way I

want to do that before. -- again. Please welcome our Tumble

professionals, with your host, Alex Jones! There it is Saturday night

and this is Tumble! Good evening and welcome to Tumble,

the show that gives your Saturday night a lift and then a backflip and

hopefully a perfect landing. Tonight I'm our celebrities take on

trampolining or rhythmic gymnastics for a

I'm our celebrities take on trampolining or rhythmic place in

next week's semifinal. No pressure. Please welcome our stars with their

gymnastic partners. H and Holly Johnstone! Sarah Harding and Leon

Fagbemi! Bobby Lockwood and Kristin Allen! Peter Duncan and Kate

McWilliam! Lucy Mecklenburgh and Billy George! And Carl Froch, with

Sita Bhuller! There they are, fighting fit and ready to go. But of

course, at the end of the show, two of our stars will have to throw

themselves straight of this. The vault. I am sure I can feel it

looking at me. And facing the vault will be the two celebrities who get

the lowest scores from this lot, our fantastic four, the Tumble judges!

First up, it is John Partridge, whose relationship with the

trampoline has literally had its ups and downs.

How do we think we did at the weekend? I think we got away with

it. There were minor mistakes, but you carried on with it. Should I

stay or should I go? You should definitely stay. We managed to come

second on the leaderboard. We have consistently developed, so if we can

keep doing that this week, I will be happy. I am going to put it out

there. I hate the trampoline! I can't bear it. I am terrible on the

trampoline, really bad. I don't feel in control. I don't like some of the

positions on the trampoline. I am awful at doing anything backwards.

No flexibility. Me and trampoline are not friends. John has got a

background in ballet, where he is used to pushing hard with his legs

against a firm for. With the trampoline, it is different. You

have to let the trampoline do the work, and at the moment, he is

trying to push. I hated the trampoline because it makes me feel

out of control. But as you become in control, the whole thing becomes

more enjoyable. We have made him friends with the trampoline. He has

got more confident. That is the best you have done. It was a big step in

him starting to enjoy doing it. I like the trampoline now. After all I

have to been through with the trampoline, I am going to enjoy it.

I want the judges to enjoy it and I will enjoy it when it is all over.

Good night, children, sweet dreams and put your toys away.

What a start! John, looks as if you finally made friends with the

trampoline. Very confident start. This is not easy, changing shape,

the full turn in the straddled jump. Confidently done. He is in charge of

the trampoline. His heart is going like the clappers, but that was

perfect from where we were sitting. It is going to come out of your

chest. You started, you hated the trampoline, then you loved it. How

was it this evening? I loved it! That is what we love to hear. Head

judge Nadia Comaneci, did Don start the show on a high? First of all,

you are a great performer and you do the best splits I have ever seen.

Beautiful form. New overrotates on the second somersault. That is where

you can upgrade your skills, by packing the second one. We did try

to do that the second week, but it did not work this time. It will work

next time. What about you? I saw from the V2 that you were scared of

the trampoline and in your routine, I could see that. The competition is

hotting up for me, there was not enough difficulty in that routine,

sorry. Seb, you don't agree, do you? I agree that you are great

performer. The problem with that is that now we expect you to do amazing

things, especially now, because we have had half of the competition

already. I can definitely say that the trampoline is a big challenge

for you and this week, compared to what we saw last time, it is a weak

week. You are who you are, but for me, the artistry did not match the

technique. Louis? John, you are very animated and you have got the

performance side, but I agree with Craig. The difficulty was not there.

What you did you took away from the momentum of the routine. I did not

enjoy it this week, sorry. John, I'm disappointed for you. We all loved

it. Warren will be happy with it. John and Kat, everyone. He was

second last week. We know John will not be happy. It is going to be one

of those weeks, is it? Scores for John and Kat? Six. Louis? Six.

Nadia? Seven. And Craig? Seven. So a total of 26 out of 44 John and Kat.

Now, after facing the vault last week, Amelle was at two proof that

when the going gets tough, the tough get bouncing. Saturday did not go

completely to plan. It started off shaky, but you got back into it. We

need to forget that, bury it, put it in a box and throw it in the bin. I

enjoy trampoline, but it is scary if you make one mistake. The last

couple of sessions have been the worst I have seen. She is making a

sick mistakes. Today I did get frustrated with the back

somersault. I was not thrown myself into it like I normally do and

enjoying it as much. My confidence had seeped away. This week, we can

already see the nerves kicking in. I don't know what it is. I think

Saturday rocked everything. You can do it. Everyone falls. But let's get

up and get going. I would like to keep that back somersault in there.

I would like to show the judges I can do some difficult moves. On show

day, show what you are doing in training. Exactly. The rehearsal

went all right today. I had a bit of a fall again, to be honest. I was

going for a backward somersault. Halfway in the air, I was like, I

should take another jump and nearly landed on my head. But I kept myself

strong, because I am used to falling now. When I think about the routine

tomorrow, I am a bit nervous. I don't want the same thing to happen

like last week. It is in the back of my mind, but I am trying not to

think about it. I am trying to get on with it. I know this routine. I

am a fighter, so I am going to fight for this.

A performance to Diamonds, to come straight from the Crown Jewels.

Conquering the back somersault. Tiny adjustment there but brings it under

control. Star lift superbly performed.

Front somersault. She got away with that one as well. Nice little jump

to bring it all under control. You had a huge crisis of confidence

last week. Just tell us how hard it is to come out this week to get that

routine right? How nervous were you sitting on that box earlier? Really,

really nervous, it's something that creeps up in my head and I can't get

rid of it, even though you're having a great time. It whispers in my

head. I'm really proud of myself. You did well!

So, OK then, Seb? What did you make of it? You have got to be proud

because it's true that trampolining, it's a big challenge that makes you

very nervous and that's how we see the difference from a performance to

another one. I was missing the touch when you come on stage and go, yes,

this is my land, you know, but although because of all the tricks

you did a good job. Thank you. Louis, one of the hardest things of

that routine was the back somersault. Did she do it well and

land it well? After watching the training video, I think you had some

serious guts going for the back somersault again. Most people would

say, do you know what, I'm not going to do it and you took a serious

tumble, no pun intended, but seriously, that was unbelievable,

great hip rotation, you spotted the landing. I was impressed. There's a

lot more to come from you. Nadia? You went backwards and

forwards, a good complexity of skills. This is huge for you. I

would pay attention to your legs. I thought you were going to say that,

you know, I really did. I just look at details. That's important and I

know you can do it. Thank you. I'll take that.

What did you make of it, Craig? I'll forget about the details, you were

an absolute diamond on that trampoline. Thank you so much. I was

so impressed. You nearly wiped yourself out in the VT, I nearly

fell off the chair, it takes so much guts when you do something to scary

and terrifying, to gets back up and do it in a performance. You were

magnificent well done. Thank you so much. The nicest thing Craig's ever

said! Mel and Doug, you should be very proud of yourselves. Well done

-- Ammelle and Doug. She'll be happy to make her mark on

the score board. The scores: So, a total then of 29.5 out of 40

for Ammelle and Doug. They are thrilled with that.

Great. So, next, our first rhythmic

performance and it's Peter Duncan. Now, we are one week from the

semi-finals and he knows he needs to get serious. Not easy when you are a

grown man with a ribbon! I was a bit surprised by the leap

there. It was my face, like "oh, oh! " Week one Kate the Ied the

somersaults, week three you're doing them. As the show progresses, you

have to be seen to be getting better and brave. I need to knock 20 years

off and go for it! So today, you two are going to be businessmen. What

does every businessman get out of their case? A ribbon. Ribbon, yeah!

Ribbons! I was desperate to get ribbons. Two I hope. I was like a

ballet dancer. I watch the swimming Olympics and the Commonwealth Games,

I'm if ribbon heaven. They are very beautiful to look at. The first

session was a bit of free form, you are experimenting. I invented the

Duncan fairy. I may have invented a lot more. That actually looks really

nice. Gymnastics is really strict and there are certain things you

have to do, but this is much more free. Peter is thrilled to have the

rhythm and he's a natural with it. Until he starts putting it into a

routine. And then he's found out that it's not quite as easy as he

thought it would be. It's not going straight. It's not like silk any

more. Argh! Sit on that one. Clear it. Breathe. Argh... There have been

times when Peter's got really frustrated which I don't think any

of us saw coming. It's hard and you have to be angry with it to make it

work better. It's not me, it's the ribbon!

APPLAUSE Our city gent doing the business

with his ribbons! What a performance from Peter!

Look at this! Multitasking holding the balance and coiling the ribbon

and the syncho was there as well. Great stuff. Look at this, accurate

in the exchange. Great spot on catches.

And a little bit of Duncan original. Here with the fairy, this is his

very own move. Great routine Peter once again. You can't bribe the

judges but you can bribe me, however. I'll just keep that for

later. I loved your face when you first got hold of the ribbon, you

were like yes, this is amazing dancing around. Were you happy with

that? Yes, I missed the big one at the end but it was all right.

Don't point out your mistakes, Peter. Sorry.

Seb, what does it take to do a good rhythmic performance? Rhythmic when

you use a prop, that prop has to be part of you too, so it's like you

bring in another person. It has to be a movement all the time and you

have to be moving around it and in control of it and it moves with you.

So you did it. The thing with you, you were doing

something unexpected, so great job. Basically it's really difficult.

Louis? I'll be honest, right, when I found out you got the ribbon, like

everyone else, I didn't really know what to expect. And I was thoroughly

impressed. It was a good laugh. It was very difficult. And I'm actually

feeling a lot better. I've been ill for a few days and I'm in a good

mood now so thank you. You have really done it! Nadia? The dream of

every gymnast is to do something nobody did before and they named it

after you. No, it's good. The fact that you did that coil like not

before, it's something that Tumble will remember. You did something

nobody did before and you should remember that.

Last but not least, Craig, what did you think? I guess out of all the

performances every week, I really look forward to seeing what weird

and whacky thing you are going to do. All I can say is, you delivered,

that was bang on the money! Very good, Craig.

Peter and Paige, well done! Always so much fun when Peter is involved.

Obviously not paying Louis and Craig enough, because they have collected

all the money off the floor. Scores, enough of the money. Seb?

Wow. That's the total, 31 out of 40 for Peter and Kate. They are

absolutely over the moon. Brilliant, well done. To hear what Peter and

all the stars really think of the judges here and for more of what is

happening behind-the-scenes, drop in on the Tumble social media site:

So, he was on top of the score board last week. Let us see how he fares

on top of a tramp lean this week. It's Bobby Lockwood.

-- trampoline this week. Trying to figure out what is the

product you are lacking. And you're not.

That was the highest score so sort. We were absolutely over the moon. We

are now at the top of the leaderboard. We have stay this

because there's only one way to go. I'm really excited for next week. We

have to come up with some great tricks if we are to impress the

judges. Come on! Trampolining may look like a lot of fun but actually

it takes a lot of skill. Knees have to be nice and tight, staying in

line whilst keeping straight. Bobby is attempting a lot of difficult

moves. The somersault is tricky. If the rotation goes wrong, you can

land on your face. On top of that, he has to do the front somersault.

It takes a lot of technique. It's hard to stay in the centre of the

tramp. If you go to one side or the other, you can get thrown off, you

can blow out your ankle or knees. Alex and Kristin do it lovely and

graceful and elegant and I'm like fluffing my arms like a chicken. Do

you feel like you don't know what to do with your arms? No, I'm

panicking, I still worry. It's so frustrating. Bobby wants to stay at

the top of the ledder board, he's trying moves even an experienced

gymnast would find tricky. Fingers crossed we can do it. -- the

leaderboard. APPLAUSE.

Last week over the moon, this week on the moon and look at the quality

of this performance. That was a challenge and boy, did he meet it! A

little extra twist as well. And lack at the synchro here in the

straight back semi. Bobby is in space!

Out of this world with that performance.

Brilliant stuff. Look guys, the first standing

ovation of the series, they are all just sat down, honestly, they were

on their feet! It's really hard for an audience to tell who is the pro,

really good. an audience to tell who is the pro,

So, Louis, the idea for this routine was to pack it full of content,

wasn't it, so what did you make of it? One small step for man, one

giant leap for Bobby and Kristin. That was unbelievable and I'm now

going to go as far as saying, you are no longer a celebrity, you are a

gymnast to me now! VAT You did much more than I expected. And everything

you did from the beginning to the end was the best form and execution.

It was excellent. I agree totally with that, but I would give you one

bit of advice. When you build up to the big trick in the routine, you

need to keep your concentration right to the finish. Just focus to

the end, but that was magnificent. Well done. Awesome routine. That

straight backflip that you did is a reflection of the work you put into

in training, so it is brilliant. Group hug! Bobby and Kristin. Great

quote from Louis. Nadia said it was not only a good performance, but

also the execution. Your scores? So, the highest total so far for

Bobby and Kristin. All our celebrities are desperate for a

place in the semifinal, but the two with the lowest scores will face the

vault tonight. Let's see how the scoreboard stands at the halfway

point. What a gymnastics journey we have had so far.

So, our tumbling celebrities have worked incredibly hard to achieve

the poise and elegance of actual gymnasts. On the whole, they have

pulled it off. Sometimes, things go a bit more like this. Gymnastics is

definitely not for the faint-hearted. If there was an

Olympic event for falling over, I think I would have won a gold by

now. This is a whole new level of pain. You can't see the bruises

because I have got so much fake tan on. Gymnastics is painful, period.

It is impossible to look good when you are that high up in the air. I

have hit the deck more in this show than in my whole back -- boxing

career. It is the most undignified thing I have ever done. At the end

of the day, you are either laughing or crying, so you might as well

embrace it. What can I say? We have a good make-up department that

covers the bruises. Next, Sarah Harding.

We live to fight another day. You need to just enjoy it, give us a

show. Do not worry about any other competitor. You need to run your own

race. This week, we have slipped down and I am starting to get the

fear. Positive mental attitude. No more tears. Just do it. Just as soon

as I have managed to get my head around one thing, they throw in

something else, the ball. I cannot tell you how hard the ball is if you

don't throw it in exactly the right place. You can't reach it. If you

drop it, there is no way back. It rolls and roles, and we have given

it to Sarah and Leon. I hate this already. It is flipping difficult.

What are you doing? I don't want this any more! We are slightly in

Groundhog Day with Sarah. I am not a trained dancer or a gymnast, why am

I doing this? Even when she gets something brilliantly, she still

thinks it is not good enough. There has to be some point when she starts

thinking she can do this. You are doing really good. We are giving you

space to remember. But I am not remembering it. There is not

enjoying this rhythmic routine. How many times have you practise? We

will just have to deal with it. I looked like a duck. I know me and

the ball have not been the best of buddies in the last week, but this

week, we are going to fight to try and not get into that bottom two.

Yes! Hard on herself. Tonight, Sarah

found the performance side of her personality. This did not go quite

to plan, but she caught up very quickly. And with the cartwheel,

again, she improvised, a sign that she is confident. And this was

great, she was under control, back in control of the ball. Sarah is

desperate to chuck the ball. Go on, just do it. It is gone. End of your

relationship. It is over. Nadia, what did you make of it? I like that

you kept the ball moving from the beginning to the end. I like that

you enjoyed the performance and did not worry about, what if I do

something wrong? Even though you did something and almost forgot your

routine, you enjoyed it. It is about positive mental attitude, and it is

working. Previously, you have not looked like you were enjoying it. I

had fun with this one. I could see it on your face. When you enjoy your

performance, so will we. Well done. Yes, great connection with the ball

and the music. That was very entertaining. I loved it. And Louis?

It is tricky to handle these two balls. It is tricky. And I like the

fact that you did not stop moving. There was a lot of choreography to

remember, and you nailed the forward roll catch at the end. It was a

success. Natalia is waiting for you. Well done. The judges are impressed.

They noticed that the enjoyment is shining through at last, and it

helped. The few mistakes did not really matter. A smile releases

Sarah Harding. Your scores? Congratulations to them. Now, if you

are craving something macho, how do you fancy a bit of Carl Froch

walking out of the big motorbike tire? Thought so. You're welcome. He

will have his top off, won't he? The start of the routine did not go

well. From then on, you managed to rescue the routine. Started off a

bit iffy, but as soon as you got into it, it was great. Nice to see

you settle in. Joint third on the leaderboard. Feels good to be back

on top. I am the champion, I don't want to be at the bottom of the

squad. So, today you discover what your rhythmic is going to be. Do you

ride a bike? Mm-hmm. Good, because we decided that your prop would be a

bike tire. Sounds heavy. We felt a group would not really highlight his

strength, so we gave him a tyre. He can do so much more with that. The

tyre is an unusual prop, but this is Tumble. Try and put some sort of

spin on it to make it fancy. When it gets thrown at you, it is awkward to

catch because it is heavy and it is being mobbed at my face. If it hits

me, it is going to hurt. We are going to do a move where she stands

on my hand and I lifted her, and while this is going on, I have the

tyre balancing around my knees. I love motorbikes. I have had one

since I was a kid. I just hope that on Saturday, our routine does not

crash and burn. Performing rhythmic the macho way,

what else would we expect from our very own world champion boxer?

Strength and timing is the key here. Look at that front somersault.

Accurate and confident, as always. Big zero. Ambitious. He just

overcooked it, but did well to keep the rhythm. What is going on here?

Nadia has got the tyre. Is it heavy? Yes, it is. If somebody throws that

at me, I don't know what I'm going to do with it. It is heavy. Now,

Carl thought he might crash and burn during that routine. It didn't look

like it. I was expecting maybe attract a tyre for a man of your

strength. But it was amazing. You were kicking it off your feet. I was

impressed. It will be a now, but well done. From a circus point of

view, I don't know any act with tyres and juggling in the same

routine, so I think you guys invented something. That means it is

awesome. Louis, was up your street? When I think of a motorbike tyre and

rhythmic gymnastics, they don't go, but that did. I was impressed. I

have been nagging you for three weeks to show me some style, and I

saw some style. I saw the handstand, mixed together. You have done a good

bob with him. Well done. And Nadia? You remember when I gave you a hard

time about the aerial that you have a great upper body and forget about

your legs? You really improved on that. Congratulations. So good

comments, Carl, you must be happy with that, right? Yes, very happy.

I've been working very hard with Rob, he's taken a bit of praise

there and he deserves it. Just as well they didn't give you a ribbon

like Peter. Yes, he's getting a bit too much stick today, not happy with

that. Great job both of you, well done.

The judges scores - will they push him off his bike? We'll have to wait

and see. So, a total then of 31 out of 40 for

Carl and Sita. Robert particularly pleased with that score.

Up until now, the fate of our celebrities has been entirely down

to our judges here. But, from next week, we are opening the voting

lines that you at home can take part in by voting for your favourite. How

have things been in training for Lucy Mecklenburgh? She's been tying

herself up in knots really. How do you feel? I'm starting to

enjoy performing. I really did love that performance. I believe now

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

wasn't expecting that to from Craig. Hoy does that A feck how you feel

about going into this week? We need to put some skills in the routine.

We'll work on that. Me and Billy are doing rhythmic which is gymnastics

with a prop. Your prop today is the ribbon. Yes. I'm so happy about

that. Let's grab your ribbons then. It just looks amazing. Snakes. Very

girlie. I'm happy that she's happy about it. It's a rhythmic gymnastics

piece of apparatus. Make sure the ribbon is really close. It's usually

six metres long. It's quite hard now I've realised. Doesn't always do as

it's told. This is a beast of a knot. If you are not careful it

knots and when it knots that's kind of it, there's not much you can do,

you have to stand there and unknot it. One minute...

Because the judges picked up on Lucy having this inner gymnast, they are

pushing this week to make sure we have some gymnastics within the

routine. Katie's put a move in it which I had no idea what it was. The

first foot down bends. It's a cart wheel into a walkover. It looks

really cool. I feel like I need to keep raising the bar now. If she

wants me to do a hard move, I'm going to do it, put my all into it.

I don't want to go back down that leaderboard.

APPLAUSE. Whatever stars she cast, it

certainly worked with the audience. Can she do the same with the judges?

She's really stepped up her skill level here. Such control there.

Controlling the ribbon as well. Bhily became part of the apparatus

-- Billy. And that move, she needn't have worried. Well done, Lucy.

A really good performance and it's been lovely to see you blossom in

this competition. How different did tonight feel compared to week one

then? Completely different. I loved that routine and felt confident and

I'm starting to enjoy the performance and get into character

and we didn't get a knot in the ribbon, yay! Billy, for you, you are

a great partnership, how does it feel for you seeing Lucy enjoying

it? For somebody who 11 weeks ago couldn't do a forward roll, to be

able to nail that tonight, I'm so overwhelmed. You did amazing. All

right. Let's see what the experts thought. Seb? The ribbon, it's not

easy because it changes shape all the time and, like you said, you

guys have knots and I haven't seen any trouble or knots. I saw you

moving and staying in the mode, it was great. Louis? It wasn't the most

difficult routine, was great. Louis? It wasn't the most

difficult but you showed good control of the ribbon throughout the

routine. You carried yourself well and the performance side, it was

very passionate, very see ductive also, very into it, I was, enjoyed

it. Very see ductive.

What did you make of it then, Nadia? I appreciate that you did that

difficult move there and it's important to do it correctly

otherwise your elbow can go out and that's not very pleasant. I think

when you caught the ribbon, it was sometimes not exactly at the place

where it was supposed to be caught, but, as Louis said, it could have

been a little better. Still two weeks to go. Craig. What did you

make of it? I'm sorry, I didn't get it at all. After last week, I was

expecting so much more of a performance. It was a bit

stop-start. It looked like you were concentrating to pick the ribbon up

on the floor and things like that. I mean, these guys have their

opinions, but it just wasn't for me this week, I'm sure. You didn't

watch it. I did. It wasn't for me. Craig, what do you have to say,

guys? I've got so many tricks I can work on, it was really hard that

routine, it's so hard to use that rhythm, gets in a knot just like

that, I was focussing so much not to get a knot and performed as best I

could. I want to show you next week what more I can do. Back in your

box, Craig! Lucy and Billy, everyone. Controversy from the

judges. Craig and Seb at opposite ends of the spectrum.

Katie is obviously pleased. Let's get your scores.

So a total of 28 out of 40 for Billy and Lucy. Not bad at all. Now, our

stars have taken to their props with varying degrees of success, but our

last celebrity, H, is finding his a bit of a headache.

How do you feel about this week? We got through it. You are injured.

Notture best performance. Missing training and being injured. Rhythmic

this week. I'm excited about it. I want to do skills, tricks and

impress the judges. Because we are giving it full-on glamour, you are

going to be in top hat and tails and your prop will be... Yeah! A cane.

Even more exciting, your music will be

# Rain on my parade... We are doing it to, don't rain on my

parade. The cane because of the weight, it's not as easy as it

looks. I've never worked with a prop like that before. Obviously good

hand-eye coordination is needed. Argh...

# All that jazz... Argh...

Ice pack? Are you all right? As if throwing the cane isn't enough. Look

at my cane, it's nice and shiny. Hard moves in the routine as well.

Another one of the skills, it's a stand and tuck back. This is

something that I real hi want to do in front of the judges -- I want him

to do in front of the judges, so he can go, here I am, top hat, boom,

yes. I'm going to sleep with it tonight and make friends with it.

APPLAUSE Truly a glittering performance. He's

full of joy and celebration. Gym mass ticks or cob ray, take your

pick, he's brilliant at both. Look at this tuck back. Great technique.

Dexterity with the apparatus. He went on and on. Great use of the

apparatus. The cart wheel, super. Everything in his performance, great

stuff. He can't breathe but that routine seemed to suit you down to

the ground. Did you enjoy it as much as it looked like you did? It's been

a hard week but we've come back with avengeance, we loved it. It showed.

Louis good enough for you? I felt like I was at the West End. It was

brilliant, you know, the energy was great, somersault, I think I can see

how hard you've been working because you were so confident. To be like

that, with a prop, on a Saturday night live television show, well

done! Nadia, a lot of jazz, but was there enough gymnastic content in it

There was enough but I was watching this and I thought I find myself at

the Broadway Show, I was so entertained. I loved it. Your

routine was a cross between Fred Astaire and Louis Smith. Thank you!

Craig? What did you make of it? I was so impressed. What I liked about

the start, it was so dynamic, a Bam somersault, you need quick arms,

fast shins, knees, tug over, nail it, you did it! Didn't touch the

floor. Didn't touch the floor this week. Great performance, well done.

They all seemed to love it. Seb? It wasn't very good H, it was fantabla!

It's true, on live television to go with a standing backflip opening

like that, even those guys, I don't think they can still pull those kind

of tricks... What you talking about... . What you talking about.

We will challenge the three of you. You guys do it. Now?

quickly. Three, two, one! Go! Back to your seats.

So, after that little display, Holly and H, everybody! H plays on

Broadway in the West End, according to the judges. A cross between Fred

Astaire and Louis Smith. He certainly impressed everyone. Out of

interest, Nadia, which of the boys was the best? Putting you on the

spot. Come on. She won't do it, she is too professional. Anyway, now

that all eight have performed and before we find out H's score, we can

confirm that the celebrity definitely facing the vault is...

John. Whilst in danger is also Lucy. But it could all change now. H, you

need more than 28 points to avoid the vault. Judges, let's get H's

scores. So, H, you are safe. No vaulting for

you. Does go to the judges' scoreboard and see how it is

looking, Mitch. For the second week in a row, Bobby is on top of the

pile. We could never have predicted this.

It is John versus Lucy. Guys, good luck. Go and prepare, and we will

see you in the vault. Next week, it really will be Mission Gympossible,

as our stars have to matter not one, but two disciplines. And if that was

not enough, they will perform one of them on their own, without their

partner. When the beam comes up, we will all have an opinion. Nadia? The

beam, that is so scary. Men call it the Nutcracker. That is why we don't

go on it. The beam is very difficult. Stay away from going

down, because you can't cover it up, and then just go for it. The key

thing about the parallel bars is to keep the movement flowing. The

performers will have to demonstrate moves above the bars, under the bars

and then somersault and do a controlled dismount. I definitely

think it will be one of the hardest ones for the celebrities to pull off

and make it look good. No, no, no! Yes, yes, yes! Now, if you have been

enjoying the circus skills on Tumble, you will love what is coming

next. An incredible performance from a very modern British circus

troupe. Welcome to the wonderful world of Circulus.

Circulus, everyone! So, two stars, one vault and a place in the

semifinals up for grabs. Let's see how they have been getting on in

training. I think it is daunting, whatever way you look at it. It just

looks like, I am here, you will not pass! You are going to be so

nervous. You will be sweating. Immense pressure, and I am not sure

how I will cope. It is fight or flight. I don't like the vault,

because it means you are in the bottom two. I was in week one and I

don't want to feel like that again. I worry that I will not have enough

power because of how nervous I am going to be. I'm sure it will not be

very nice for up you just get one shot, and that is it. So, with me

here are Kat and delete, Lucy and John's partners. Kat, I saw you

giving John some advice. What did you say? I just told him to go for

it and make sure he keeps his shoulders back so he can get a good

flight. We don't want to lose anybody from the competition. How

will you feel if this is the end of your Tumble journey? It will be

disappointing, but I have had such a great time. It has been brilliant

meeting you all. It is not over yet! Here we go. This is it. It is

time for... The vault. So, both celebrities will now attempt their

most impressive vault. First up, it is John. Well, we almost by now that

vaulting is a really tough call. It is over in seconds. You have just

got one chance to get it right. John, please prepare to vault.

It was a difficult handspring from John. Did the coach touching? Very

close. I don't think he touched. If he makes contact, he removes marks

for it. It is a difficult fault. You are upside down, hard to know where

you are. I can't bear it. Next to vault, it is Lucy. Lucy only has to

focus on her own performance full of Lucy, please prepare to vault.

It is a difficult vault. Bravely, she kept with it. The coach did not

have to touch her. Well done, Lucy. Upside down, it is very hard to know

where you are to keep the shape and focus. Great effort. A really good

vault from both of you, but the decision lies only with our head

judge, Nadia Comaneci. What was your verdict on John's vault? John did

the handspring. You had a good flight. A little jump on the

landing. Lucy, you did a good vault may he handspring. It was clean. The

first flight was good. The second was a little short, close to the

vaulting table. Well, it is decision time. So, based entirely on

tonight's vault, who would you lie to save, John or Lucy?

The celebrity I am saving tonight is... Lucy! Lucy, congratulations.

You are still in the contest. Back you go to see Billy. Well done.

John, I actually can't believe this is happening. I'm so sorry. Your

Tumble Jenny ends here. Are you as shocked as I am? That is showbiz,

baby. Here comes Kat. How has he been as a partner? He has come on so

much. He really has, he is amazing. He is the hardest worker I have ever

worked with, and he has helped me as well. I am sad he has not made it to

the final. I love you. And Warren, as a coach, these two have come a

long way. How proud are you of them? Massively proud. I have never seen

anybody trained that hard. They have worked well as a team and performed

so well every week. You have all been awesome. Go and say goodbye to

your Tumble family. Warren, Kat and John, everybody. So, that is it for

tonight. Thank you to our Tumble couples and coaches. Thank you also

to head judge Nadia, Seb, Louis and Mitch. Join aspect we, when voting

lines will be open for the first time and you will get the chance to

vote for your favourite celebrity. Thanks for watching. See you next

Saturday at the slightly earlier time of six o'clock. Until then,

good evening and good night.