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Dancing on Ice 2012 - Week 3 - 22 January 2012 - ITV1 - 6.10pm |
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Not surprised about Mark - duos like he and Sam often have one going early.
Thinking of Colin and Justin, Cannon and Ball, not quite the same but Kenny and Gabby on Strictly. Though after that, the "surviving" partner often does well. |
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I think it means that it will be a new routine where only Jayne and Chris will be dancing with no supporting professionals.
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Everyone seems to like the good skaters, I like to watch DOI as a 'learning to skate' comp, I don't like it when they do great lifts etc in week 3
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Not everyone. I'm the same. I don't enjoy it now most of the competitors can skare from the get go.
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can I ask a question?
did I miss a professional dance at the start of the show or did they skip it this week? I used to enjoy T&D at the start of the show each week. Last week it was the Professionals without T&D and I felt a bit cheated. This week I feel ripped off. |
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Mark is so nice, it's really a pity he wasn't a natural skater.
Wonder what this twist is next week then... There is a sniper at the ready for all who fail. |
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Maybe (hopefully) a double eviction since the show's disproportionately shorter next week?
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Twist - I liked the skills test although as it has been used before isn't a surprise.
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i don't know if you have ever skated or been to public skating lessons. If you have, you would realise that the majority of people taking the 30 minute lessons are skating backwards and doing mohawks by week six. That is 30 mlinutes in a group once a week. To not be able to skate around forward after intensive private lessons makes one question the persons commitment? I realise that there are some people (and I've seen them) who are petrified and it takes them 6 weeks of those lessons to skate forward. But they are in the minority. No one is saying the over 40's to progress as fast (and I think Rosemary is doing well for an over 60 who has never skated and is not dance trained as a younger person. ) However, some (like Corey) have the coordination. They just can't be bothered... you think he would have learned by now but then, he's never had do actually do anything to make money. (lol - he's one of the lucky ones).
I have to say that the majority of this year's contestants are already better than Gaynor Faye was when she won. |
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i don't know if you have ever skated or been to public skating lessons. If you have, you would realise that the majority of people taking the 30 minute lessons are skating backwards and doing mohawks by week six. That is 30 mlinutes in a group once a week. To not be able to skate around forward after intensive private lessons makes one question the persons commitment? I realise that there are some people (and I've seen them) who are petrified and it takes them 6 weeks of those lessons to skate forward. But they are in the minority. No one is saying the over 40's to progress as fast (and I think Rosemary is doing well for an over 60 who has never skated and is not dance trained as a younger person. ) However, some (like Corey) have the coordination. They just can't be bothered... you think he would have learned by now but then, he's never had do actually do anything to make money. (lol - he's one of the lucky ones).
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But surely that'd make the show after next shorter; not next week's?
![]() ![]() ![]() OK, maybe there's a secret double eviction on Wednesday
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A simple plea to all those who are voting for CORY Please DON'T he is not even worth the comedy entertainment slot he is for me an arrogant spoiled brat who has never had to work a day in his life and will never match his physical commitment to his bloated ego.
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A simple plea to all those who are voting for CORY Please DON'T he is not even worth the comedy entertainment slot he is for me an arrogant spoiled brat who has never had to work a day in his life and will never match his physical commitment to his bloated ego.
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can I ask a question?
did I miss a professional dance at the start of the show or did they skip it this week? I used to enjoy T&D at the start of the show each week. Last week it was the Professionals without T&D and I felt a bit cheated. This week I feel ripped off. |
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No, you didn't miss a pro routine. I guess they felt tonight's show was long enough.
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So lovely for Mark to acknowledge Frankie at the end - especially after Laila's slightly less gracious exit. Her partner thanked her and she didn't reciprocate - poor chap!
But I enjoyed Mark's routine more than Corey's so hopefully Corey's skating days are numbered. Charlene did disappoint this evening to be fair. |
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So lovely for Mark to acknowledge Frankie at the end - especially after Laila's slightly less gracious exit. Her partner thanked her and she didn't reciprocate - poor chap!
But I enjoyed Mark's routine more than Corey's so hopefully Corey's skating days are numbered. Charlene did disappoint this evening to be fair.
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Corey comes across as crackers
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OK Mark went but all she did was get on the ice eventually and get carried round
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That routine is why the girls are always so tiny in pairs skating. Those type of lifts are not used in ice dancing but if the girl is Chemmy's size - or indeed Katatina's they are pushed into the solo field. Having said that, loved the dance steps! good routine!
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I think the twist will be a double elimination, there's still too many couples left.
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