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If the unthinkable happens and Ann actually wins SCD the beeb will have finally killed the goose that lays the golden egg.
This may never happen but I would just like the Ann voters to stop and think what damage it could cause to the show and the careers of the pros if their votes helped her to win. |
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I just can't imagine the embarrassment if she wins. I mean the Beeb didn't invite Chris and Ola to do their winner's dance this year, IMO as a non-Cola supporter through embarrassment knowing he wasn't the best dancer. Can you imagine Ann being invited along next year to appear and show the new batch what they have to do to win? No, neither can I.
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If she does win, that'll be the last time I'll be watching it. It's pathetic.
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I just can't imagine the embarrassment if she wins. I mean the Beeb didn't invite Chris and Ola to do their winner's dance this year, IMO as a non-Cola supporter through embarrassment knowing he wasn't the best dancer. Can you imagine Ann being invited along next year to appear and show the new batch what they have to do to win? No, neither can I.
Whereas Ann doesn't work hard, hasn't got personality, and I fail to understand what anyone can see in her as being entertainment. She appears to think the whole "dance thingy" as being totally beneath her, but worse, treats the show with utter disrespect. |
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I admit I wasn't a team Cola supporter either, but their charleston hugely entertaining, thanks to some inspired choreography, and Chris did work hard & had personality, unlike Ricky who was (technically) the better dancer, but lacked personality, and people found him less likable. So I can fully understand why people voted for him.
Whereas Ann doesn't work hard, hasn't got personality, and I fail to understand what anyone can see in her as being entertainment. She appears to think the whole "dance thingy" as being totally beneath her, but worse, treats the show with utter disrespect. |
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The longer the competition goes on, the harder it is for the bottom placed couple to stay in because there is fewer combinations that can save them.
We pretty much know that Patsy is less popular than Ann so it seems likely she'll go first. Gavin may prove to be Ann's stumbling block because unless one of the others has an off week, presumably they'll be bottom and second from bottom on the leaderboard and then she'll have to get more votes than him to stay in. He's proved to have a decent fanbase so far. Of course it does depend upon where the votes for the eliminated contests end up. |
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I admit I wasn't a team Cola supporter either, but their charleston hugely entertaining, thanks to some inspired choreography, and Chris did work hard & had personality, unlike Ricky who was (technically) the better dancer, but lacked personality, and people found him less likable. So I can fully understand why people voted for him.
Whereas Ann doesn't work hard, hasn't got personality, and I fail to understand what anyone can see in her as being entertainment. She appears to think the whole "dance thingy" as being totally beneath her, but worse, treats the show with utter disrespect. I think a rabid dog being electrocuted would be more rhythmical than Ann and would probably try harder too and therefore be more deserving of winning than Ann.
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I admit I wasn't a team Cola supporter either, but their charleston hugely entertaining, thanks to some inspired choreography, and Chris did work hard & had personality, unlike Ricky who was (technically) the better dancer, but lacked personality, and people found him less likable. So I can fully understand why people voted for him.
Whereas Ann doesn't work hard, hasn't got personality, and I fail to understand what anyone can see in her as being entertainment. She appears to think the whole "dance thingy" as being totally beneath her, but worse, treats the show with utter disrespect. |
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The whole "dance thing" is the most baffling bit of it. She only gives the slightest semblence of bothering to the ballroom dances. Why sign up to the show at all if you think at least half of the dances are distasteful? (And if you think the moves are distasteful, how do you justify to yourself being lifted by one leg and being flung around like , well, that?)
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For publicity, pure and simple. It obviously plays a huge part in why all of them sign up but with the rest of them they're willing to give it all they've got and really try and I think usually around one third of the way into the comp, it becomes really serious for them and they don't want to go til they've learned all they can learn. With Ann, it seems like she just wants to stay because she's got nothing else to do and she enjoys the popularity this show has inexplicably given her.
I suspect Ann really likes Lens comments about her being a "game old bird". I think that was exactly what she was aiming for. I can't call her "game" when she's not really trying, though. |
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Can she actually win this series? Unfortunately.
"...the runaway train came down the track and she blew..." |
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I wonder if she'll join the tour?
BTW I noticed despite her protestations to the contrary, I'm afraid we WERE treated to a glimpse of her knickers on Saturday. It quite put me off my tea! |
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Anton should be told on his website that if he has any ambitions at all of succeeding Bruce, he may not have a show to compere if the Beeb repeat this folly for one more year. You see more and more posts now about how the joke has worn off, and if the line-up next year includes another well-known spherical shape with attitude, people just won't bother watching a foregone conclusion.
Serves 'em right for letting her dictate the ground rules for her dances. There should be a disqualification clause for not trying. "she just wants to stay because she's got nothing else to do and she enjoys the popularity this show has inexplicably given her" Could the mounting weekly pay cheques have more to do with it? |
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Anton should be told on his website that if he has any ambitions at all of succeeding Bruce, he may not have a show to compere if the Beeb repeat this folly for one more year. You see more and more posts now about how the joke has worn off, and if the line-up next year includes another well-known spherical shape with attitude, people just won't bother watching a foregone conclusion.
Serves 'em right for letting her dictate the ground rules for her dances. There should be a disqualification clause for not trying. "she just wants to stay because she's got nothing else to do and she enjoys the popularity this show has inexplicably given her" Could the mounting weekly pay cheques have more to do with it? I blame the producers. |
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Oh, I agree entirely (my post being somewhat rhetorical!)! Many are just coming out of things, or have been out of the limelight for a while. It's part of what I like about Gavin, incidentally: he's been injured and so out of focus in his sport. But it's rare to have sportspeople on this when still competing - Jade was one, and I was told Mark was still competing in cricket when he appeared.
I suspect Ann really likes Lens comments about her being a "game old bird". I think that was exactly what she was aiming for. I can't call her "game" when she's not really trying, though. agreed - if she were reallyu going for it, I would applaud her effort, but she's not so I don't |
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Ann for the Glitter ball.
Why shouldn't we have a champ that can't dance we have three judges that aren't qualified to judge the Ballroom & Latin dances. Len is the only qualified judge. |
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Not for one minute do I think Ann will win. As the better dancers depart I cannot see their supporters transferring their allegiance to her.
If Patsy and Gavin go before her, coupled with Felicity last Saturday I hope and believe their votes will be distributed between the top 3 so she might go sooner than we think. In any event should the nightmare become a reality and she makes the final 2 I can imagine the support of every dancer who took part will swing to Ann's opponent to ensure a dancer wins the competition. |
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Also, if the unthinkable happens, it would be a hollow victory for Anton. I think he would be embarrassed to accept that glitter ball knowing that others who have won it have deserved it and knowing he had the worst partner in the competition.
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I don't think she will win. As I've said elsewhere it's possible that Gavin will go first - he's not exactly a contender so from that point of view he shouldn't be in the final 4. For that matter unless Patsy improves dramatically she's not up there with the others either.
So the weakest three in my mind are obviously Ann, followed by Gavin and Patsy. They could go over the next three weeks in any order. And it's best that everyone stays in the competition because if Ann pulls out now they won't give a stay of execution for one week and that means that the competition is likelier to lose one of the top dancers in the next couple of weeks leaving an unsatisfactory final say between either Patsy and Gavin and one of the top four. |
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I think we will lose Patsy, Gavin and Pamela over the next three weeks. I think we will probably lose one of the top three in the semi-final. Then the world (well, viewers and the red tops) will have a week of hysteria, culminating in Ann coming third in the final.
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I notice no one is worrying that Gavin may/could win.
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I notice no one is worrying that Gavin may/could win.
he's not great but at least he tries to do the dances properly |
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Even as a fan of Anton and Ann I don't think they will win, and in fairness nor should they, as there are not only better, but more popular dancers.
I appreciate that the genral public (myself included) are a little perverse - but that would be a stage too far. But, if they DO win then it will teach the BBC not to include no hopers in the first place. |
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I can't see Anton wanting to win with Ann as his partner. I imagine he'd rather win with a partner who tries to dance.
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I notice no one is worrying that Gavin may/could win.
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I think a rabid dog being electrocuted would be more rhythmical than Ann and would probably try harder too and therefore be more deserving of winning than Ann.