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What records did Kara break?
Just out of interest, ive only been watching this series on and off unfortunately.
She drawed with Rachel's Rhumba, thats all I know. Thought Rachel's Rhumba was better though. |
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kara's rumba was technically better than rachels. i dont know what else she broke though. she was undermarked most of the series though...
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kara's rumba was technically better than rachels. i dont know what else she broke though. she was undermarked most of the series though...
Still, it's their risk-taking that was also part of their appeal. They never held back. They were fearless. And that made them an exciting partnership to watch. |
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Joint highest ever rumba mark
Highest ever female salsa mark Joint highest ever female paso doble mark Think that's it... |
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Joint highest ever rumba mark
Highest ever female salsa mark Joint highest ever female paso doble mark Think that's it... ![]() Oh well, Alesha holds no records at all thanks to Lisa Snowdon and Ali Bastian - and Alesha was fabulous. |
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Matt's got his own record too - highest scoring male Samba
From Hayley |
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Matt's got his own record too - highest scoring male Samba
From Hayley She also shares the record for most 'perfect' scores with Lisa Snowdon, I am making no comment. |
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Kara holds the record for the most relatively undermarked female contestant.
Matt holds the record for the most relatively undermarked male contestant. There is no set of criteria behind the marking, and no consistency whatsoever, so the idea of records is a bit redundant. |
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Pamela also holds the joint record for Viennese Waltz and Quickstep.
She also shares the record for most 'perfect' scores with Lisa Snowdon, I am making no comment. |
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Pamela also holds the joint record for Viennese Waltz and Quickstep.
She also shares the record for most 'perfect' scores with Lisa Snowdon, I am making no comment. |
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Lisa had three 40s for three different dances.
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Kara holds the record for the most relatively undermarked female contestant.
Matt holds the record for the most relatively undermarked male contestant. There is no set of criteria behind the marking, and no consistency whatsoever, so the idea of records is a bit redundant.
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Pamela had three 40's also.
As for Alesha, she still has the highest average score I think... (series 7 weird with the Bussell-intervention). |
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I think records are meaningless anyway.
The scoring is not consistent from one year to the next (let alone within the same year!). It's how we remember the dances that counts, and Kara's performances will always stand out in my mind. |
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Kara had the highest score in the final (in terms of % of total possibly marks) than any other Strictly winner.
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I think records are meaningless anyway.
The scoring is not consistent from one year to the next (let alone within the same year!). It's how we remember the dances that counts, and Kara's performances will always stand out in my mind. A lot Jill's dances (and she's not the only one) don't hold records but are stand-out for me. |
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Is Kara the only winner never to get a perfect score?
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Is Kara the only winner never to get a perfect score?
Darren Gough only got one in a Christmas Special so take that with a pinch of salt. |
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Oh I didn't know Alesha never got a perfect score! Or Tom. Thanks for that - just go to show how much I know!
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kara got the first 10s of this series too didnt she?
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kara got the first 10s of this series too didnt she?
Rachel and Vincent - 25 10's in total Alesha and Matthew - 22 10's in total Lisa and Brendan / Kara and Artem - 21 10's in total Make of that what you will |
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I didn't know there were any records to break.
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