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For Next Series...
jill1812
08-12-2009
Get rid of James Jordan as a pro, but as Ola's quite popular we don't wan't to lose her, so, move James to ITT as a reporter/presenter full-time. He's brilliant on it, his training reports, explaination of dances and interaction with the couples is fantastic.
trevvytrev21
08-12-2009
Totally agree - this is what, the 2nd/3rd time he has presented? Can only get better and he's very comfortable to watch already.
kwscott
08-12-2009
He is brillian on it takes two and should have a bigger role on there in the future
mandyxxxx
08-12-2009
For the next series.....

Set it in Blackpool every week....what a fabulous setting, you could feel the atmosphere through the TV!
Fredless Ginger
08-12-2009
Keep James as a dancer (although I've loved his presenting) as hopefully now people have stopped demonising him so much he might get to go a bit further in the competition.

Reduce to 14 couples - 16 is just too many. Unless any pros are planning to leave then I would get rid of Anton (he could have Bruce's job) as he's shown that even with a decent partner he hasn't got enough patience with the Latin to help someone get all the way. The female pros are generally good but if I had to let one go I guess it would be Aliona as she has made the least impression on me of the new pros.

If Alesha decides not to come back as a judge, ask Arlene back or get Karen in.

Find some way, ANY WAY, of guaranteeing a 3 person final, whatever happens. It's not a rocket science, as Ola would say.
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