Oh yes the delusional Craig .
Its a shame that some of these dances are not available on youtube anymore. Maybe they could be at dailymotion.co.uk ???

I seem to have blocked this from my memory.

Did she play the iceberg?

We need at least one Joe Calzaghe dance, surely?

Maybe his Tango when we first realised he wasn't going to be the great saviour of dance we'd all been expecting.

The thing that I like about Michael and Natalie's Jive over some of the other 'comedy' dances is that, although it was technically atrocious on his part, they tried so hard and put so many hours and, while both taking the criticism really well.

It was hilarious, but it wasn't a case of Widdy being spun round on her **** for laughs; they did at least try and make a Jive out of it.

If I can find enough videos, a third instalment will be on the way!

I know! I felt really sorry for Flavia. She looked wild each week they were saved. Did she not realise that many were voting for her? The only time I felt sorry for Craig was when Alesha attacked him in Blackpool because she had to decide between Zoe and Ali in the previous week's dance off. I remember thinking that the judges had been far too generous in their scores for Craig and so had been partly responsible that he remained and Zoe did not.

To be fair (although I can't believe I'm using that phrase in the context of Ann & Anton's appearances), I have to take my hat off to Anton for choosing that music and that theme. In the weeks beforehand, several forum members were in meltdown (me included) just thinking about Ann and Rumba in the same sentence. It was a stroke of genius to do the whole Titanic thing, since Widdy could quite convincingly play an older woman dancing with the ghost of her young lover. I mean, anything else would have been 50 shades of wrong.

Nooo, the hilarity of Ann atempting a proper Rumba would surely have been worth the therapists bill... or is my humour just too perverse?

He was pretty bad but then so many were that year - the two Jos spring to mind although the former Mrs Wood was a nice lady. I did feel for Flavia because I get the impression he was totally unteachable as he seemed to have no idea how bad he was or what he was doing wrong but I did find them hilarious on ITT as they were obviously on totally different wavelengths - they reminded me of the couple in an old ad of a scouse lady and brummie man were he is talking and she's thinking 'no do not want to everything' he's saying and at the end he says 'we want to be together' and the look in her face says 'no effing way'. Also her reaction to being saved towards the end and her relief when he got booted off were funny too - am I a bad person? I really like Flavia so I feel kinda bad that I found what must have been a really annoying experience for her funny.

Although I was intensively relieved to see the back of the old trout and all the more so since it looked like she might actually make the final at least at one stage - a part of me regrets that we never got see what an Anton/Ann AT (they would have done one for the semi-final the week after they left) looked like - chalk it down to car crash macrabe curiosity.

Had she actually 'caaahme out' out and even tried to do a proper rumba, I would have cheered, no matter how horrific it was. Instead, her coming into the show with this list of things she would and wouldn't do - and was pandered to with this list - really grated on me. There had been weeks of fudged so-called latin routines, but the rumba was played for laughs even more than the others, it was completely unrecognisable, that music and the props-a-palooza was the icing on the cake for me.

And I don't even like rumbas.

All of Craig Kelly's dances are on YouTube

I'll sort out a final poll tonight then