I'm enjoying listening to the red button commentary with Henry Winkler as Karen's special guest. He comes across as a very nice man and is obviously a huge fan of the show.

Can I ask is there a way to watch it with the commentary after the show? I recorded the show without it but I really like Henry (and Karen too) he seems like such a nice guy, I'd like to hear it.

I recorded Channel 301 on Freeview last and this week so's I can FF through to Karen and guest's comments after the main show.

I agree - HW came across very well and didn't let his ego take over the red button spot unlike some others who have already filled the same role, and, I fear, some who will be doing it in future!

I like Henry Winkler - I used to watch him as the Fonz in Happy days when I was a kid

I don't listen to the red button commentary because I find it distracting but it's a pity the BBC can't make it available later because I'd have liked to hear what he said - he always comes across as a great personality full of enthusiasm in interviews. I hope they get him on ITT.

He comes to the UK to do panto - they should try and get him on SCD or DWTS

He was so adorable and they were very unintrusive this week.

I had to turn off 10 seconds into first one with Katy Brand but Henry was fab, he talked really knowledgably about performance and I really got a lot out of red button this week.

Henry Winkler for next year's SCD (and not DWTS)!

From the official SCD blog - http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/strictlyc...mmentary.shtml

Thank you so much! I always watch via iPlayer and was gutted to think I'd missed the Fonz with Karen.

thanks for that link i did not know it existed

Another thank you from me. Nice comments from mr. Winkler, who is a gentleman and one of the truly great stars.

On Nancy: She's on Broadway, but on the avenue, as opposed to the stage.

BTW, I'm outside the UK and I could watch them all.

Is any of his red button commentary on You Tube and if so can someone send me a linky. BTW - Thank you to Karatem fans fans the link to their Hello interview - it was much appreciated.

Saw him on BBC Breakfast after he got his honorary OBE for his work helping dyslexic kids (he is dyslexic himself). What a wonderful, lovely man he is. Showbiz could do with more like him. Oooh, he could replace Bruce! Now, there's a thought.