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Props - yay or nay? |
| View Poll Results: What's your opinion on props? | |||
| Yay - I liked them! |
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4 | 5.48% |
| If they add to a dance, then yes. If not, then no. |
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44 | 60.27% |
| Never ever ever ever ever - they're pointless! |
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21 | 28.77% |
| I don't mind which ever way. |
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4 | 5.48% |
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#26 |
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hehe no
the faffing annoys me, I also like the word "faffing" ![]() Right with you on cutting out faffing around on stairs! |
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There were an awful lot of pointless props last series - Matt's swing, Gavin's rugby ball, Scott's cauldron, Pamela's desks - to name but a few. Kara & Artem largely used props to enhance the dance - the chair in the tango, the hatstand in the AT, even the scarf in the foxtrot all worked well. But even they did some pointless thing with a pair of sun-glasses at the beginning of their jive. Why?
Other props that worked well were Scott's jive door and Jimi's Charleston windows.
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The size of the cauldron in Scott & Natalie's VW was larger than even they expected that night. I remember Scott saying on ITT that the one they practised with was much smaller. But IMO it still produced the best Halloween dance of the night
![]() I know I was in a minority in hating Halloween night, and Scott was a favourite of mine, but the best Halloween dance was surely the bonkers Timewarp!
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Oops! wondered why Stig had a poll on the Pros - yay or nay. Now I've read it properly and realise I voted wrongly....it should have been Yes if they add to a dance.' Well it is quite late on a Friday night................
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...what you could see of the dance was excellent but, IIRC, the cauldron did rather get in the way of assessing his footwork. The over-use of dry ice (was there a single Halloween dance without dry ice?) was an irritant as well.
I know I was in a minority in hating Halloween night, and Scott was a favourite of mine, but the best Halloween dance was surely the bonkers Timewarp! ![]() I began to think Dr Pammy was auditioning for a stripogram! I liked the cauldron - a bit unfair though to give them a wee pot to practise with and then hit them with a swimming pool on the night! I still don't get the swing
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the faffing annoys me, I also like the word "faffing" 

