That is brilliant mindyann, Winehouse's comment was a coffee meets keyboard moment.
Opening post from the sadly comment lacking Opening Titles thread.
Originally Posted by Doktor Dances:
“Harry Judd. Posing like the warm up act in a gay club's "Find a Stripper" competition, because actually dancing in the opening title sequence of a dancing competition would be too much to ask.
Alex Jones. Having chosen to play a game of "Release The Nipple!", a favourite pastime in some of the best public schools, the final pose is reminiscent of the married couples featured in free local newspapers.
Jason Donovan. He used to be a star, once. Look, all gold ties and pointing and wondering where the cheque has been hidden. Interestingly, the images behind resemble the publicity video for a hotel on the Costas.
Chelsee Healey. We want to respect young women for who they are, not what they are, which is why we've gone for imagining this young actress as a snake with a push-up bra.
Rory Bremner. Starts as the proud partner of a beautiful wife, finishes with the fixed grin of a man who knows how cruel time has really been.
Holly Valance. Is a big enough diva....star, sorry, to get two segments. First to show she's worth it (if any advertising gurus are watching), and second to show she can do the Macarena.
Audley Harrison. "Fine, fine, just stand here...."
Edwina Currie. Imagine if Stephanie Beecham had to buy her own furniture...Looks like the wife of a Parish Councillor waving like crazy when someone asks if anyone could fit another slice of cake from the buffet...
Dan Lobb. Has perfected the 'hover hand' like the best of them.
Nancy Dell'Olio. Has perfected the 'hype over substance' like the best of them. Anton looks like the put-upon home help who has to take Madam upstairs after one too many g+ts
Russell Grant. Parading around like the Uncle who has come out after hiding his true self for 60 years, now he's free to dance with the woman next door but three who everyone suspected wore turtle necks for a reason.
Anita Dobson. Chooses the radical option of not moving at all, flirting and giggling like the check-out lady just back from Turkey with a bloke she really, really, really trusts isn't going to let her down. Again. For the third time.
Robbie Savage. Is not liking this one bit. Unless you look to the top left of the sequence, in which he looks as though he's enjoyed himself too much in the trouser department.
Lulu. Is liking this too much. Brendan looks like the put-upon fourth husband who has a tight enough grasp of the joined account to know he can tolerate this for a few more years....”
The one in bold is genius.