Originally Posted by snogglewort:
“I think Pash (and Kim for that matter) were freaking out because they had never been left that long before and I imagine you think the worst in that situation anyway, but it doesn't help when you know that the two others stood with you lowest on the leaderboard had done fun, upbeat dances and yours may have been 'forgettable' in the publics eyes.”
Once it got down so far Kimberley & Pasha must have known because why would the producers pick on a couple second on the leaderboard?, it doesn't rack up the tension, it's just odd. They usually throw someone into the mix who is likely to be in danger - someone who's had a bad dance or received poor marks. Of course when it turns out they are in the bottom two that's a shock but if they had called them out last before revealing the bottom two then everyone would think what was that about? Fern, Richard & Michael were the likely candidates. The only reason for leaving Kimberley & Pasha that long after they'd performed well and got good scores, was because they were in the dance-off.
I'm not a GA fan particularly but have always liked Kimberley (she seemingly to be like Emma Bunton - the nice one - until Emma's stint as judge on DOI that is

) but my understanding of the word fan is that you would watch them whatever they were in, so although I think probably GA fans would prefer the Xfactor over Strictly - it would be a bit odd if they didn't watch a programme which featured someone they were a fan of and in any case there's nothing to stop anyone watching both (not that I want to fall out with you snoggles - I can't afford to lose friends

)
I'm clinging to the hope that people thought Kimberley would be safe and voted for those that were a bit more in need. Three people have already told me this week that they will throw some votes Kimberley's way though they haven't before (as long as she's good that is). This may only be a temporary bounce back - I hope not but I think we need more than one Kimberley dance-off before we can say for certain that she's not a contender.