Episode 6 Tumble

It is Saturday night and we are live. These are the finalists: Lucy

and Billy. Sarah and Leon, H and Holly. It is the Tumble grand final.

I literally cannot believe I have made it this far. I want to shore

power, determination and skill. I want to prove I'm more than just a

boxer. Everything is at stake. Our fate is literally in the public's

hands. This is my big chance. I want to do my coach and my partner Prout.

This is all or nothing. I want that trophy. This is the time to try

difficult skills. You have improved so much. Every week you have

excelled. This has been the hardest thing I've ever done. Everything is

at stake. It all comes down to tonight.

Good evening and welcome to Tumble, this is so exciting. Tonight our six

finalists are hoping to beat crowned champion in 2014, and it is all

about your votes. You will decide which of our stars somersault their

way to victory. Our celebrities and their partners will each form a

jaw-dropping flawed technique. They will include the heart stopping

double trapeze. On top of that, none of them will escape this. The fault

vault. Campbell would not be Tumble without our judges. All looking

gorgeous. You are going to blow the dust off your tracksuits and perform

together for can you tell me what we will be seeing? I have not performed

in over 20 years so wish us luck. It is all about the votes of the

viewers. What advice would you give to the people watching at home? If I

was watching at home I would want to be thoroughly entertained and I'd

want to see the contrast of where they've come from and what they are

doing tonight. And lovely Mitch Fenner will be keeping an eye on

things in the commentary box. I am ready. Hello everybody. It is a big

night, he is in a suit. Kicking off the grand final in style it is Lucy

Mecklenburgh, who is excited to have made it this far. We are in the

final. This is your last chance to show what you can do. I don't just

want to be Lucy who has made the most progression. I want to be, Lucy

deserves to be in the final and that performance is amazing. This week we

are performing a combination of trapeze and floor. It is very

difficult because it is very controlled. You need a lot of core

strength, you are performing at height. You've got to rely on each

other and trust each other. It is time for me to let go of the fear

and believe in myself. I want to throw everything into this final

routine. She is going to do the hardest skills she has ever done

before. I want to do it. She is working

really hard because I know she wants everybody to see how much she

deserves to be there. In the aerial section we have a half angel which

goes into release and catch. It is scary because we only have one wrist

holding on. If anything goes wrong she will fall.

Timing is crucial. You are nervous, your palms are sweating, you are so

high up it can be very dangerous. Want to try again? Yes.

Every week, she has grown into the performance. Look at this, stretched

from her toes to her forehead. The confidence here, sliding down.

The tricky half angel catch rate at the end, super start. It was

perfect, the best you've ever done. How terrifying is it up there? It is

properly high up. Absolutely terrifying. I am petrified of

heights, and I just had to get on with it and I'm so happy I could

cry. Such a great job. Nadia Comaneci has earned a place in the

final, hasn't she? -- Lucy has earned a place, hasn't she? I know

how difficult it is to do a routine like that on such a height, but I'm

more impressed with how you do the back somersault in a tight position,

because people usually try to make sure they land on their feet and end

their bodies but yours was totally straight. -- bend. You should be

immensely proud of yourself with that routine without a doubt. Your

story has reminded me of the tortuous and the hair -- rabbit,

that was your best performance by far. Well done. That analogy

actually made sense. Well done. What did you make of it? What everybody

needs to know is there had difficult -- there are different technical

trapezes this can be performed solo or dual. In the case of two people

it is very hard because you have to try to react to each other and make

sure you know what you're doing. You really impressed me, especially the

position where he was holding you. To be able to accomplish this kind

of trick in a couple of weeks is really good. That is from the King

of trapeze. What did you make of it? You deserve to be in the final,

without a doubt, and not only that your difficulty is up there with

some of the best in the connotation. Well done. We have loved watching

you too. Billy and Lucy. Craig said you should be road of

yourself. They are all impressed. -- proud of yourself.

The judges will give scores out of ten but remember, tonight is just

guidance. Your votes alone will crowned champion. Voting lines are

open after all six have performed first routine. What have you got?

Perfect, it is 35 out of 40. She is absolutely speechless. Remember the

judge scorers are just a guide. To vote for them, call this number from

your mobile. You can also vote online for free.

For more information go to the website. Calls cost 15p from a BT

landline. Lines do not open until all the

couples have performed their routine so do not vote no. Your vote will

not count and you may still be charged. Bobby Lockwood is hoping

for a first fit -- perfect ten but it has been less than perfect week.

Bobby has been top of the leaderboard for the past three

shows. Can he stay at the top? We wanted to be our best one yet so

we've packed it with loads of difficult moves.

He has hyperextended his knee and that has given him a fairly big bone

bruise. That is swelling in the joint. It will be fine. It will be

cool. It will be fine. It's going to be good. Yesterday we thought there

was a chance I might not be able to perform at all. We cannot do what we

originally planned but the fact that we can go out and do some stuff for

one last time, I'm happy. He wanted to perform in the final, so to be

able to do that is a dream come true for all of us. Obviously we are

thrilled he will be able to go out and do something.

MUSIC: "It's A Beautiful Day" by Michael Buble

It's a beautiful day, and despite a difficult week, Bobby brought us a

performance full of sunshine. Look at this. The somersault from short

and stand, really got that right and look at the confidence here. Great

support. The cradle layout with such confidence, what a support man

years. Well done, Bobby. That was beyond incredible. You could not

even tell, you've had such a terrible week. How is the knee? Not

too bad. I'm glad we could perform. It was awesome. You can see that

Britain over your face. It is lovely. Against that odds, they came

out. Truly inspirational. When I heard about your accident I was

gutted because this would not have been a final without you. You have

such chemistry, it is infectious. It was difficult but you made up for it

with your performance, so well done, fantastic. I broke my shoulder, I

broke my knee, I know what it is like to have an injury but keep

going on stage and delivering a show. For that you need a big heart.

You, my friend, have a big, huge heart. That's why you are a big

artist. Today it is a huge accomplishment, not just the act.

It must've been the adrenaline that carried through Bobby, it is amazing

what you can do under pressure. Gymnastics is very hard. Anybody who

has made it in the sport has shown you have to push through. You have

been a joy to watch in the competition and despite that on the

floor, I thought the routine was unbelievable. A great champion can

perform under any circumstances, including injury, which is part of

the sport. We know you can tumble. You have done that every show. You

were amazing on the trapeze. It was a match made in heaven. MITCH

FENNER: Impressed by the chemistry. Seb said Bobby, you have a big

heart. Louis said you have to push through. We will get your schools,

even though it is a guide this evening. Eight. 8.5.

If Bobby and Christian are your favourites...

Please do not vote until I give you the heads up because the lines are

not open yet. Next, a difficult move called the candlestick.

I cannot believe we are in the final! I am so happy. The free

cartwheel. Thank you for doing the hardest routine. The final week.

Shall we get going? I am so excited. The trapeze routine is

based on Romeo and Juliet. R, R. Two of the brightest stars in heaven. It

is slower and more emotional. This is contemporary. I love Romeo and

Juliet. It is an opportunity to show off and the biggest move is the

candlestick. My feet are between his legs and I am hanging, all I can see

is the ground below. If we look back, I am proud, hanging upside

down. No hand supporting them. To see them finish with this massive

scale is a credit. It is an incredibly difficult move but we

have put everything into the routine and I hope it is enough for the

public. MUSIC: "Stay With Me" by Lorraine

Ellison. CHEERING. MITCH FENNER: We knew she

could handle the difficulty, now she put the emotion and difficulty into

the mix. Look at the smile on her face. Look how relaxed she is on

these stars in. Completely confident. It was a lovely shape

stop back Angel, you can tell by her face that she is into the. And the

candlestick, at the end. In counterbalance. Great stuff. You had

the candlestick for breakfast. You can tell it is the final, you have

pulled up your socks. Can you win this? I hope so. I am happy to be in

the finals, that was my goal. It is anyone's game. It is the public's

choice. Some difficult moves. I will compare you to a luxury Swiss watch.

What? It was technically sharp and beautiful. Like a diamond. The

technique, when you start to lift with the trapeze and the one arm,

you had the right speed and the right hold of your body. You did not

let him do all the work, you worked with him. Have you seen this core? I

thought it was brilliant. I loved this entrance. You attacked the

somersault. I hoped you would land it and then I would give you more.

We have seen the balance hold on the floor, which is hard, and to do it

on the trapeze is fair play to you. You have been brilliant. I like that

it is equally difficult on the floor and the trapeze. You could say, I am

going to do the trapeze a little more and more and water down the

floor, but you did not do that. You sat down, but it does not matter. It

was a huge improvement. Brilliant comments. On the risk of getting

divorced from my wife, I love you, Amelle. From the first day you

performed, you have positivity. You are always happy. Enough! Another

brilliant performance. Well done. MITCH FENNER: The judges agree. We

had beautiful, brilliant, sharp and attacking. The scores.

35.5 out of 40, their highest score ever.

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Next we have H and after Louise said he had given the best floor

performance of the whole series last week, he will be gutted if he does

not do well tonight. In fact it would be... # Tragedy! It had to be

done. I loved every second. And you smashed it, you did it so well. The

best all-round acro performance so far. We need to keep pressing and

doing better skills. I hope the viewers know that, as well. You will

be super heroes. Acro man! We cannot rest on our laurels because we have

two routines to combine into one, floor and aerial. It is the most

difficult routine we will give H for the final. I am not a competitive

person. But I am getting a little bit hungry because the finishing

line is in sight. I do not want our hard work to go to waste. I want to

be the best routine of the series. H's biggest skill is the single leg

catch. Are you OK? My hand slipped. That is not how we want to finish

the competition. It shocked me. That could be potentially very dangerous.

He needs to be focused and concentrate on what he is doing and

hopefully we will do a good trip. APPLAUSE.

MUSIC: "Holding Out For A Hero" by Bonnie Tyler.

CHEERING. MITCH FENNER: H always brings something. Behind that some

great gymnastics. He really lifted that into the rafters. You would

have to be absolutely sure of this. He is so confident. So high off the

ground. Drifted to the ground. Fabulous work, young man. High-5.

Bonnie Tyler would love you as a hero. I will let you get your breath

back. Louis, did he float your gymnastic boat? You are

unbelievable. The energy you bring to the competition is outstanding.

You do not just push ourselves 100%, but the rest of the competition,

because of your talent. What you do is fun to watch. I loved it. I do

not think this routine can be done any better. H is your lucky letter

and to your letter for the hero because you are the hero of this

show. Throughout the show I have looked for a move I would be scared

to do myself and the falling leaf, from three metres, leaning back,

somersault to land, it is so difficult. I was impressed. Well

done. You were fantastic tonight. Seb, was your heart in your throat?

That was like the compilation you would sell, your greatest hit.

Unbelievable. You have done so well. You said you are not competitive by

nature, but you must be hungry for it now? It is scary. We have worked

so hard. We want to go all the way. You can hold your heads up high.

MITCH FENNER: H is the hero. That routine cannot be done any better.

We can get the scores. I need to stand up for this. Ten.

Yes! Louis. It is a ten! It is a ten. Easily ten.

40 out of 40. To crown H and Holly as your champions.

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Later, the judges will be performing. But first, Sarah

Harding, who has found a new lease of life again. Must be something in

the air. Well, she is, mostly. We are in the final. Two of you will be

facing the vote. One of you is safe. It is Sarah. That is what the public

can do. We have to to impress again this week. You can show Sarah

Harding can do these tricks. Sarah is more determined now. She is

feeling the competition and she wants to do well. It is a big change

from day one. She is having much more fun this time. It is helping

her to deliver a great routine. I want it to look impressive. I will

do what ever it takes to give the best performance I can give. The

hardest move in the trapeze routine. It needs a lot of strength in her

core, and her arms, which she struggles with. She must perform a

backward roll towards Lyon. If the element does not work, Sarah will be

devastated, because she has put her heart into this routine. Hopefully,

the public can see the transformation. It is the finals and

I am stronger and more determined. It is my last chance to prove

myself. I am not going down without a fight.

MUSIC: "Beneath Your Beautiful" by Emeli Sande Labyrinth

Look at this, the confidence here. Gates through to Candlestick, and

this. Such confidence. The girl Bidgood. For the first time

ever you looked really relaxed and happy. That was in training as well

as tonight. Are you learning to love Tumble? Yes, I am thinking about

joining the circus. They will have you. You have always said Sarah

needs to bring more every week. Has she brought enough? I think she

brought everything. I have not seen Sarah so confident through the --

since the beginning. It was perfect, that was great execution. This

experience has been so emotional for you and all I've wanted you to do

this channel that emotion into your performance and you did tonight, so

thank you very much. Expert of aerial. I would call that

performance is a masterpiece by Sarah Harding. Did you enjoy it? I

loved it. I wished I could do a real every week. At least I can keep my

toes pointed. We felt that. Now I am keeping my toes pointed a lot more.

It has only taken me three months. It was brilliant. It was stylish and

elegant and it was so close to perfection. That's amazing. Sarah

and Leon, everybody. They brought everything to that performance, the

judge said. Just guidance we need some scores

from the judges. Excellent. That is 38 out of 40. To

vote for Sarah Harding and Leon Fagbemi, called...

Our next brave finalist is Carl Froch, he has the heart of a lion,

the strength of an ox, and the legs of a chicken. Who knew.

Two routines on Saturday night, from my perspective it was your best

week. The best fault you've ever done. I was so shocked. Today we

will give you your concept for a final. You're going to be partisan.

I'm happy with that. Are you happy? Very happy. I'm going to embrace the

character. I'm not excited about trapeze. I have got chicken legs. It

is amazing how much he moans considering how strong he is. That

is unbearable pain. Is that all right? There is nothing all right

about it. I don't whinge for the sake of whingeing. I get punched in

the face for a living. The trapeze is excruciating. I cannot stand it.

It is awful. It is important I pull off a good routine, impressed the

judges and make the viewers say I nailed it. It is like Spiderman. I

have got world title belts. I won that trophy.

MUSIC: "Timber" by Pitbull featuring Kesha

You might think you've got chicken legs but you're not chickening out.

What a performance. This reverse top blanch, look at the counterbalance,

perfectly held. He's worked so hard to get this. Look at the effort on

his face. What a great ending that was. I

can't believe in training they called you a wimp. That could not

have been more manly, especially the call at the beginning. Can we

re-enact that? I will struggle on live TV, I don't want to embarrass

myself. You know what? I was egging you on, literally, to get round

that. We needed this to the final. You absolutely nailed it. The next

time you get in a boxing ring used to do a back somersault at the start

wearing those trousers. What did you make of it? I think you can put on

your resume that you are a boxer and Acrobat. You made it. You understood

everything about it and YouTube every challenge in the air and on

the floor. -- you took every challenge. When you started off you

were a brawler, a brute, rough around the edges. You now have a

little bit of grace to you. And finally... I want to

congratulate you, I want to mention I loved how you did the dive roll

because you could have done any but the fact that you extended, which is

harder to do, it was amazing. You were awesome. Tyres and ruled the

jungle. Boxer and Acrobat. Robert is like this over there. We

need some scorers. Total of 38 for the pair. To vote

for them... That is it. Our six finalists have

performed their first routine. We are moments away from opening those

footing lines. But first, let's see how the scorecard is shaping up stop

you have maximum points and 9.5s. Remember, the judge scorers after

guidance only. It is all down to you at home. -- are for guidance. It is

lovely to see that. That is what the judges think. It is down to you at

home. Only you can decide the winner of Tumble 2014. The voting lines are

open. Calls cost 15 B from a landline. You

can also vote online for free. -- 15p. If you need help deciding on

your winner, here is a look back. Our finalists have given everything

to be Tumble champions, but it's not over yet. Tonight there is literally

nowhere to hide as all our celebrities go it alone and face the

vault. Who better to give it a grand final masterclass than Beth

Tweddle? Beth Tweddle has turned up. She

already has it in her head that she cannot land. I told her to mentally

visualise herself doing it. I need to control my power and excitement.

The one thing for you is channelling that energy. It could be show

stopping. We have learned to handspring and we've just learned

half on, half off. You need to know which way you're going. If you leave

it until Friday night, it will be a bit bad. It is great to have a fresh

pair of eyes in the gym. When I was on the vault my hands were shaking.

The one thing I worry about is how she will cope with the nerves. When

it is just you, you have to focus. Different dynamic. The fault that

Carl Froch is performing is not coded element. They have said they

can throughout the rule book. You can see that moment. Forget any

hesitation, apprehension, just go out and enjoy it. With F telling me

to do it, it is extra pressure. -- with Beth Tweddle telling me to do

it. Saturday night will be extra pressure, they will be looking to

take home that trophy with them. Thank you so much to Beth Tweddle,

who is sitting over there. Our celebrity finalists will each vault

one last time. The main mission is to impress you at home. First up is

lunacy. I think people usually see me land up but this is the opposite,

no make up at training, pouring with sweat. Nobody looks pretty trying to

do a somersault. It has been scary and very difficult at times and that

has really frustrated me and my coach along the way. What I've loved

the most is how rewarding it is. When I started I could barely do a

forward roll and now I am attempting backflips. Somebody telling you to

flip upside down is not normal. You have grown in this competition. One

of my favourite comment... I believe there is a gymnast inside you

waiting to get out. I never had anybody would say that about me. I'm

so proud of myself and everything I have achieved. My coach and my

professional are best friends for life now. I will miss Tumble.

We will miss her as well. First up is Lucy.

CHEERING. MITCH FENNER: Lucy, please prepare to vault.

CHEERING. A determined approach. It was a

handspring and she has made it. Just a little pace at the end but a good

push. Good straight arms. Well done, Lucy.

You have got to be happy with that? I could have done it better but I

loved the performance tonight and I am proud of myself. I am happy.

Nadia, what did you make of that? It was a handspring and it was better

than the last time you did the vault. You just had a little step on

the landing. Great job. That is the last thing you will do on the

Tumble. What will you miss? I will miss everything, not the pain, but

my lovely coach and pro-. Lucy, everyone.

Next is the actor from Wolfblood. I have never done anything like this

before. I have loved it. I am a perfectionist. I beat myself up at

times. I have never pushed myself this far physically. It is weird how

emotional you get. It has been tough. But it has been worth it. It

came as a shock to be the top of the leaderboard. You are a gymnast. To

get the scores was the icing on the cake. The team have been amazing.

Alex has been the most amazing coach. He knows me inside out.

Kristin has been the best partner. She is so supportive. I will miss

her when she goes home to America. She is amazing. Yes. This has been

such an experience. I am surprised how attached I have come to the

show. Sorry. Oh, a collective "aw", it went

around the audience. Next it is Bobby. MITCH FENNER: Bobby, please

prepare to vault. CHEERING.

No surprise it was a short run-up. He was injured in the week. The

forward role, look at the shoulder contact. It was a good, smooth roll

and a controlled landing. Well done. Never has a forward role being so

popular. We have to talk about Kristin. How much will you miss out

when she goes back to America? So much, she has been amazing. So has

Alex. We have had an amazing time every day. It has been so good. We

could not do the vault we wanted, but it is gymnastics, it happens.

What did you make of that? It was a front forward role over the table.

You could have easily staged next to Craig and done nothing! I want to

call this a Bobby vault. Bobby, everyone. Next is our Sugababe. We

can take a look back at her time with us. Tumble has been amazing.

Meeting Doug was really nice. I felt very comfortable with his presence.

The first time I have seen you blush! Is stepping out for the first

time, I was so nervous. I was mesmerised. Fantastic. I had the

free cartwheel in week three. I did not sleep before the show. I was

disappointed I did not land it. When I had to do the vault off, I was

nervous. I thought, get this done. It is so scary. The celebrity I am

saving is Amelle. Week four, everything I thought would happen

didn't and from then on I had a complex. You can do it. I was proud

of the somersaults. It take so much guts. I have had the time of my

life. I pushed myself to the limit. I am proud to be here. She is

right, the vault is scary. To give it one last go here is Amelle.

MITCH FENNER: Amelle, please prepare to vault.

CHEERING. What a determined approach. Half on,

half off. Just a little bit overcooked. It was good, confident

vaulting. Lovely vault. Before, you did that for survival,

but tonight to win. Have you done enough? I hope so. It is the

public's choice. I am happy to be here. Half on, half. More difficult

than the last time you faulted. Beautiful positioning in the first

and 2nd flight. Just a hop on the landing. It a great vault.

This is what a certain hyperactive pop star made of Tumble. Why did I

decide to do Tumble? Because I am crazy. I like a challenge. I have

never worked this hard in my life. It has been insane. I have learned

to embrace the pain. I have hurt my hand. I have whiplash. That was

sore. When you work through that, that is when you learn. I have

learned your wadi can do more than your mind thinks it can. I feel

lucky having Holly and Alex on my team. They are incredible

performers. It takes a lot of guts and determination and a lot of faith

to do this. This process taught me to think like an athlete. The skills

are quite high. You set the bar here. The comment that sticks in my

head is from the first week. That is what the show is about. When you get

a nice comment its birds you on. Unbelievable! Team H have always

pulled it out of the bag but now he is on his own. H, everybody.

CHEERING. MITCH FENNER: H, please prepare to

vault. CHEERING the rule book does not

count here. That was an interesting variation on

the handspring. Typical H. One hand in front of the other. He then

turned it back into a handspring. It was an interesting vault.

It looks good to us. The slow motion faces are never good! How was that?

Very scary. I never want to do it again. It was a variation. It was a

beautiful vault. You had huge flight and you landed really far, and you

kept the line. You kept that line and the position of the legs. H,

everybody. Our Girls Aloud star is next. When I first heard about

Tumble I thought this was the challenge I needed to prove to

everyone that I have a pair! We better get started. My confidence is

not great because I do not like to get things wrong. I do not think I

have cried as much as I have on this programme. But on performance

night, I get into character. The confident Sarah comes out. I feel

like the last couple of weeks I have become more confident. I feel I have

become part of the Tumble family. My coaches like my mum. If I had some

on soft on me, I would not have come this far. This whole experience...

This has been the most making and breaking experience. There have been

highs and lows. It has been the most life changing experience and I am so

proud of myself. It is getting really emotional. It

is Sarah. MITCH FENNER: Sarah, please prepare

to vault. APPLAUSE determined she was.

The handspring she produced. Just be adjustment. Well done, Sarah. The

sweep of the arms and the big push. She gets the flight and almost nails

the landing. You cannot believe how well that

went? No, I never land in practice. You did this time, that is

important. That was a big vault. I think you wanted to stick the

landing, didn't you? He went for that. I am impressed. You have

progressed enormously. You really have, Sarah. Sarah, our World

Championship oxer has lasted the distance.

My first day I met Sita and she did a tumble, a backflip somersault and

I was amazed by what I saw. I was excited, looking forward to

potentially being able to do one of those moves. Learning a new

discipline has been hard. It has been painful. There have been tears,

aches and pains. The first live show, I was soaked confident, I

enjoyed it. Brilliant. I look back on the first show with a sense of

pride. My worst performance was the floor routine. I was feeling

nervous. My legs were shaking will stop -- shaking. I was close to

being in the vault off. It made me knuckle down. You have improved. It

was brilliant. I have developed an appreciation and respect the

gymnasts. There will be elements of gymnastics I will implement in my

training regime, which will be wonderful to do. Last but not least,

Carl. MITCH FENNER: Carl, would you please

prepare to vault. APPLAUSE. It would not be Carl,

would it? He has to find a different way of doing things and that was

really impressive. He jumps on, under control, and rebounds into a

front somersault. Great timing, great vault.

It was better than all right. We have never seen one like that. Are

you happy? I did not end up on the seat of my pants so I am happy.

Front somersault, I like it. It was different. It is difficult to

connect it and it is difficult to land a front somersault from the

table to the floor. Brilliant. Carl, you can go back to Sita. Nadia, from

all six vaults, which was the best this evening? It is hard to say who

is the best. I would like to go with Carl's vault, because it was

different. And the fact that you saw for the first time a front

somersault in the vault, which has not been done before. I will stick

with Carl. Thank you, Nadia. The six finalists have put their heart and

soul into Tumble. Tonight, it is up to you to vote. To help them get

their bruised and battered ands on the trophy, you can vote for free

online. Or you can vote by phone. For terms and conditions, go to the

website. And this is the final look at the routines and the numbers you

need. exclusive performance. Not only have

we coaxed Nadia Comaneci out of retirement, but we have all four

judges performing together for the first time. Please welcome our

gymnastic vessels, Nadia Comaneci, Louis Smith, Craig Heap and

Sebastian Stella. -- professionals. Welcome back to a new term Tumble

high school. Try not to get into any trouble.

They definitely still have it, don't they? Look who I phoned? Some

familiar faces from the Tumble family. Lovely to have you back.

Andrea, still looking utterly fantastic. Have you taken up

gymnastics? I am not doing gymnastics but I am going to the

gym, I have got the bug. We lost you last week. Lasting memories of

Tumble? There are rescued muscles up top, nearly a six-pack, and written

skills. You were a very good on the ribbon. That's the thing, the

standard is so high in the final, what do you think of the people

you've seen? Absolutely amazing, and I know how much it hurts. That

trapeze looks excruciating. Are you glad you can sit back and enjoy the

final? I've had an amazing time tonight and I think this whole show

has been fantastic. You've done so amazing, guys. Amazing. I tell you

what, thank you for being such a huge part of Tumble and for all your

entertainment. The voting lines have now closed.

Please do not try and close because your votes will not count and you

may still be charged. We are moments away from crowning the champion.

Before we find out who it is, let's look back at the twists and turns

that got us this far. I have loved it. Carnage. We've had crashes and

tumbles but laughter. We've had tears. It's been brilliant. We have

an amazing mix of sports stars, actors, singers. We have people in

their 20s and 60s. That is not who you are anymore, you are a gymnast.

The first show was amazing because I did not know what to expect. It is

live, let's go for it. Somersaults, flips, that is Tumble. This is going

to be some competition. Tumble is very tough because we accelerate

what we usually do in about two Mac years. Can you imagine the pressure?

If they think back to their first training session and realised how

far they have come they should be so proud of themselves. To be able to

do flips and tricks in the air and on the mat is truly outstanding.

What they've done is not for the faint-hearted. This is where you

start paying in blood. Tumble is a hard show. It is called Tumble.

Sometimes when you Tumble you will get hurt. If you are not injured at

all then you did not work hard enough. When you think you've got

nothing left in the tank you need to face the vault. The vault is so

hard. You've got one chance to make it count. Do a good vault or go

home. First one to leave was Andrea. It is hard to be the first to go

because you did not have enough time to show what you can do. She should

not feel sad, she did a fantastic job. I was sad to CM leave because

she was really good. She gave one of the most moving performances. -- sad

to see Emma leave. I thought John was going to go along way. It was to

see him go. That is showbiz. Peter was amazing. I love you, man.

Weirder and wacky. He is not. I'm going to be sad when the show is

finished because I have enjoyed every second of it. I want it to go

on for another six weeks. Breathtaking. Crazy. Terrifying.

Passionate. Most of all, magical. Tumble has been entertainment you

have never seen before. It has been a brilliant six weeks.

Whilst our stars wait nervously for the results to come in, one final

word from our lovely judges. A brilliant six weeks. What has been

your highlight? Peter's performance on the first day when he did that

crocodile lift. I realised this would be an amazing show. Do you

remember that? That is when we gave him the name Popeye because he was

so incredible. That was the first week and Kate was balancing on his

head. Who do you think is the most improved? It is hard because they

have all come out on the floor and done stuff we did not imagine. For

me, the most improved would be Lucy. As our expert of a real -- aerial

gymnastics, what was your standout moment? Carl Froch doing the back

pinch on the first performance because they are so tricky in

gymnastics and circus. That is the level of performance. That

performance does release than died for all sorts of reasons. -- does

really stand out. People around the country have been queueing up to

take part in gymnastics since Tumble has been taking on. What is the word

on the street? Gymnastics is for all people of all abilities and I'm sure

there will be adult classes with waiting lists for people to get

stuck in. Thank you so much. If Tumble has inspired you to take up

gymnastics, it does not matter how old you are, head to the website for

more details. Thank you so much. Your votes have been counted and

verified. Time to find out who will be crowned champion. Your finalists.

Amelle Berrabah and Doug Fordyce. H and Holly. Say Randall Leon.

Sarah Harding and Leon Fagbemi. Carl Froch and Sita Bhuller.

This is it. One couple will become the Tumble champions. Tonight, Louis

Smith said you deserve to be in the final, Lucy. Craig said Bobby was

truly inspirational. Amelle Berrabah, Sebastien said it was

technically beautiful I could diamond. Nadia Comaneci said H was

the hero of the show. Sebastian Stella said Sarah Harding's was a

masterpiece. Craig said Carl Froch absolutely nailed it. But what have

you decided at home? I can now reveal that the three couples with

the most votes, one of whom will be crowned champions are... H and

Holly. Bobby Lockwood and Kristin Allen. Sarah Harding and Leon

Fagbemi. Lucy and early, Amelle Berrabah and Doug Fordyce, and Carl

Froch and Sita Bhuller, your journeys end here. You have been

super. Thank you so much. OK. This is it. We have the final

three. I can now reveal that the champions of Tumble 2014 are...

Before we hear from them we've got to say a round of applause for the

runners up. Fantastic. Brilliant. Well done. Thank you so much. You

are the winning team. Bobby... He is in tears. How are you feeling?

Obviously with the week we've had we did not know if we would perform so

to actually win it is mental. I've had the best team, yes. It has been

a dream. All that remains is to give you the Tumble trophy. Here it

comes. Congratulations. Hold it up, Bobby.

Fear you are. Well done. Brilliant. Well done. -- there you are. That is

it for this series. Thank you to all the couples and their coaches.

Thanks to the judges. Thanks to Mitch Fenner. Congratulations once

again to Bobby and Preston. Thanks for watching. Keep up the gymnastics

and we will see you soon. A very good night. Goodbye.