Strictly -- Should be fair to all contestants

Kennine replied on 24/09/2016 09:24

Posted on 24/09/2016 09:24

Despite the BBC shamelessly promoting Munchetty on  news programmes for many days now, she put on a very poor performance last night. 

No other contestant received anything like that level of publicity that the BBC employee Munchetty had heaped upon her prior to the competition commencing.

 

Surprised

Firedragon replied on 02/10/2016 12:16

Posted on 02/10/2016 12:16

As for the dancing, well what a turn about last night with the exception of Danny who was just as brilliant at ballroom as latin - really excelled himself. The judges are already showing they favour some contestants more than others, I recorded it so I could cut out all the dross in between dances and after the first few cut out most of the judges remarks too. Not sorry Len is retiring, he does a lot of 'well you came out and gave it your best, that's all I ask...!' only gives the occasional critique. I dearly hope Bruno will follow his mate and just concentrate on the american version, then we could have Karen and Anton as judges (will someone please burn those trousers he wore last night!)

Alison

Rubytuesday replied on 02/10/2016 13:34

Posted on 02/10/2016 13:34

Seen the judges (Robert fRinder)show back earlier in the year his claim to fame seems to be that he can sniff out a liar !! Like a fart in a lift Surprised and very often reminds us so , Sad 

yes his dancing ability was a shock although I find him very hyper 

so who's out firat ? Undecided

briantimber replied on 02/10/2016 22:52

Posted on 02/10/2016 22:52

So what did you make of the decision tonight?

Surely, if a person refuses to dance then that person should lose by default, Its a dancing contest not a popularity contest....Cool

DSB replied on 02/10/2016 23:34

Posted on 02/10/2016 23:34

I'm surprised that Ed wasn't voted out.  I don't think he will last too long.  I'm routing for Claudia as I drew her in a Strictly sweepstake!  Laughing

David

Kennine replied on 03/10/2016 11:02

Posted on 03/10/2016 11:02

So what did you make of the decision tonight?

Surely, if a person refuses to dance then that person should lose by default, Its a dancing contest not a popularity contest....Cool

Write your comments here...It did seem unfair on the couple who were sent out of the competition. BUT It's not the fault of Anastasia and Brendan. --- It's the rules of the competition. 

If anybody is to be blamed, it's the strictly organisers who made up the rules in the first place. 

KSurprised

nelliethehooker replied on 03/10/2016 21:27

Posted on 03/10/2016 21:27

Seems like you are leadiing as sheltered life as me nellieInnocentCool

Write your comments here...He plays the part of a judge in a spoof Courtroom reality programme. The drama is mostly centered around himself. --- I watched about 15 minutes of it one time then switched over. The acting was poor and the storyline was unbelievable.-- Not for me I'm afraid.  

Some people like that sort of thing --- so live and let live I say.

He's a not too bad dancer though, for the first weekend

 I suspect he has had dancing lessons earlier in his life

Smile

I wish I'd never asked, but thanks anyway K & Alison

Firedragon replied on 03/10/2016 21:50

Posted on 03/10/2016 21:50

So what did you make of the decision tonight?

Surely, if a person refuses to dance then that person should lose by default, Its a dancing contest not a popularity contest....Cool

She didn't refuse as such, she was told not to by her doctors. She has recently had reconstructive surgery after a double mastectomy and they took muscle tissue from her back to do it, sadly she has torn some of that work with the energetic routine they first attempted so they rechoreographed the whole thing to be less strenuous but the damage was already done. The reason she wants to try and stay in a bit longer at least is because she is donating her fee to Cancer Research and obviously the longer she is in the higher that fee, admirable but I don't think it is worth putting herself through anymore if it is really bad or fair to the other contestants really. Perhaps if she realises it is too much for her this week she may still step down and then they could reinstate Melvin ?

Alison

hostahousey replied on 04/10/2016 22:07

Posted on 04/10/2016 22:07

So what did you make of the decision tonight?

Surely, if a person refuses to dance then that person should lose by default, Its a dancing contest not a popularity contest....Cool

She didn't refuse as such, she was told not to by her doctors. She has recently had reconstructive surgery after a double mastectomy and they took muscle tissue from her back to do it, sadly she has torn some of that work with the energetic routine they first attempted so they rechoreographed the whole thing to be less strenuous but the damage was already done. The reason she wants to try and stay in a bit longer at least is because she is donating her fee to Cancer Research and obviously the longer she is in the higher that fee, admirable but I don't think it is worth putting herself through anymore if it is really bad or fair to the other contestants really. Perhaps if she realises it is too much for her this week she may still step down and then they could reinstate Melvin ?

Alison

  I think she should step down ( which I can't see her doing ) because there are some more very strenuous dances to follow . The same problem could arise, as for the fee I don't think they get any more for being in longer. But I will stand corrected . 

Kennine replied on 06/10/2016 12:08

Posted on 06/10/2016 12:08

On the TV yesterday.-- Anastasia and Brendan will definitely be competing this weekend. 

It's a gentle dance -- The  "Viennese Waltz",  so her injury should get a chance to heal. 

 

briantimber replied on 08/10/2016 22:30

Posted on 08/10/2016 22:30

Well I thougt the dancing tonight was very good by the majority of contestants......My two for the dance off.....the birds of a feather girl and the eastenders girlSurprised.

I think that Ed Balls's popularity will keep him in for a few weeks yet......Cool

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