Hi, this is my all-star series which won't have the cast from the real all-star series which is currently ongoing, but have my top 14 stars from the previous 8 series. The cast list will be up shortly once I've cut the shortlist down to 14. Hope you enjoy!

Can't Wait

When will the first episode be?

Series 1 finalist Bonnie Langford and Mark Hanretty
Series 3 winner Suzanne Shaw and Lukasz Rosycki
Series 5 winner Hayley Tammadon and Michael Zenezini
Series 5 semi finalist Danniella Westbrook and Andrei Lipanov
Series 6 finalist Chloe Madeley and Dan Whiston
Series 7 runner-up Jorgie Porter and Fred Palascak
Series 8 winner Beth Tweddle and Andrew Buchanan
Series 2 winner Kyran Bracken and Robin Johnstone
Series 4 winner Ray Quinn and Nina Ulanova
Series 4 runner-up Donal McIntyre and Frankie Poultney
Series 6 winner Sam Attwater and Vicky Ogden
Series 7 winner Matthew Wolfenden and Maria Filippov
Series 7 finalist Chico and Melanie Lambert
Series 8 semi finalist Gareth Thomas and Alexandra Schauman
Note: I originally had Clare Buckfield & Matt Evers and Gary Lucy & Brianne Delcourt but I sort of forgot about them :/

Thanks

I spent 2 hours writing the first one and will probably be up tonight

First up onto the ice on girls' night was series 5 winner Hayley Tammadon and Michael Zenezini, who were skating to 2013 hit La La La, by Naughty Boy and Sam Smith. The fans were clearly pleased with Hayley's performance when it had finished and the judges' scores reflected this. Robin gave the couple a 7.0, saying it was a "great start to what will be a great series". Karen then gave them a 7.5, saying it was "a good first performance". After that, Ashley gave the pair a 6.0, saying that she "expected more" from the couple, and Jason gave them a 6.0 as well, saying it was "a bit rusty, but a great start". This gave them a total of 26.5, which both Hayley and Michael were "pleased with".

Second up was series 7 runner-up Jorgie Porter and Fred Palascak, who skated to Womanizer by Britney Spears, and it was a performance that everybody enjoyed - fans, judges (yes, even Jason) and hosts. Robin gave Jorgie and Fred a 7.5, saying the performance was "exceptional". Karen then, too, gave them a 7.5, saying the pair had "great chemistry and potential as a couple". Ashley gave the couple a 7.0, saying they were "great", but had "room for improvement". Finally, Jason gave them a 6.5, saying it was "a nice start". This gave them a total of 28.5, making Jorgie squeal a bit and letting Fred stare on awkwardly.

Third up onto the ice was series 1 finalist Bonnie Langford and Mark Hanretty, who has ACTUALLY RECOVERED from his shoulder injury. They were skating to I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free by Nina Simone. As with the previous performances, the crowd enjoyed it, happy to see Bonnie back on the ice. Robin gave it a 6.5, saying "there were a few mistakes, but overall a good performance". Karen then equalled Robin by giving the couple a 6.5, saying it was "breathtaking, but with a few mistakes". Ashley then replicated Karen's comment by saying there were "a lot of mistakes" and therefore only giving it a 5.5, and Jason was slightly more positive and gave it a 6.0, saying that "despite the mistakes", they "carried on perfectly". This gave Bonnie and Mark a total of 24.5, which Bonnie looked noticably disappointed with, saying she "could've done better".

Fourth up was series 6 finalist Chloe Madeley and Dan Whiston, who were skating to another 2013 hit in Lawson's Juliet. Yet again, the crowd enjoyed it. Robin gave the performance a 7.0, saying it was "good" and that the pair "could be contenders". Karen also gave it 7.0, saying it was "an enjoyable performance". Then, Ashley gave Chloe and Dan a 6.5, saying it was "a great performance to see". Finally, Jason proved to be the Scrooge of the judges, giving the performance a 6.0 and describing it as "slightly dull". This still gave Chloe and Dan a respectable score of 26.5, a score which the pair were visibly happy with.

The fifth couple taking to the ice was series 3 winner Suzanne Shaw and Lukasz Rosycki, who were skating to Rolling In The Deep by Adele. I won't keep saying that the crowd enjoyed it, as it's getting repetitive, but the point is still valid here. Robin gave Suzanne a 7.5, saying it was "great to see her back on the ice". Karen then went one step further and gave the pair an 8.0, saying it was "truly outstanding". Ashley gave the performance a 7.0, saying that she "agreed with the others" and that it was "just amazing". Finally, Jason also gave the couple a 7.5, saying it was "enjoyable" and showed that she was "one of the contenders". These scores gave Suzanne and Lukasz a total of 30.0, which Suzanne said was "unbelievable".

The penultimate couple up onto the ice was series 5 semi-finalist Danniella Westbrook and Andrei Lipanov, who were skating to a song by the Supremes - You Keep Me Hanging On. The crowd enjoyed it, blah blah blah. However, the judges were slightly more harsh with Danniella, with Robin giving the performance a 6.0, saying it was "slightly disappointing". Karen, however, was very pleased with the performance, giving it a 7.0. She said it was "a beautiful performance". Ashley gave the pair a 6.0, saying it was "good, but not the best tonight". Jason was the most harsh and gave the performance a 5.0, saying it was "not up to the standard of the others". These comments were claimed to be controversial and the fans weren't pleased. The scores gave Danniella and Andrei a total of 24.0, but Danniella wasn't too disappointed, saying that she was just "happy to be here".

The final couple to perform was reigning champion Beth Tweddle and Andrew Buchanan, who were skating to Broken Heels by X Factor winner Alexandra Burke. The crowd did enjoy it, believe it or not. Robin gave the performance a 7.0, saying that "while the skating was great, the performance level needed improving." Karen gave the performance a 7.5, saying that she "wasn't expecting this to be as good as it was" for some reason. Ashley gave Beth a 7.0, saying it was "one of the best dances of the night". Finally, Jason gave the pair a 7.0, saying it was "a great end to a great show". This gave Beth and Andrew a total of 28.5, which they were both "very happy" with.

Leaderboard
#1: Suzanne Shaw & Lukasz Rozycki - 30.0
#2: Beth Tweddle & Andrew Buchanan - 28.5
= Jorgie Porter & Fred Palascak - 28.5
#4: Hayley Tammadon & Michael Zenezini - 26.5
= Chloe Madeley & Dan Whiston - 26.5
#6: Bonnie Langford & Mark Hanretty - 24.5
#7: Danniella Westbrook & Andrei Lipanov - 24.0

In the results show, Christine asked all four judges who they thought stood out. First of all, Robin said that other than the obvious choice of Suzanne and Lukasz, his stand-out couple was Chloe and Dan, who surprised him with their performance. Then Karen had her input - saying that Suzanne and Lukasz were the only couple who stood out in her eyes. Next was Ashley, who said that both Beth and Andrew and Jorgie and Fred stood out in the first week. Finally, Jason said that Suzanne and Lukasz were the obvious choice, but that Bonnie and Mark were surprisingly good to him.

Then the lines closed, and it was time for Phillip to reveal the first couple to leave Dancing On Ice: My All-Star Series. The first couple through was... BETH & ANDREW!!!! Beth and Andrew both skated off happily to the side where the male contestants were sat. The second couple safe was... HAYLEY & MICHAEL!!!! Hayley and Michael were both shocked and ecstatic as they skated off to where Beth and Andrew had previously gone. The third couple through was... SUZANNE & LUKASZ!!!! Suzanne and Lukasz cheered for themselves and skated off to the "safe zone". The fourth couple safe was... CHLOE & DAN!!!! Chloe and Dan looked genuinely shocked as they skated over to where the other safe contestants were sat. This left three couples - Jorgie & Fred, Bonnie & Mark and Danniella & Andrei. The final couple though was... DANNIELLA & ANDREI!!! Danniella gasped as her and Andrei skated to the "safe zone" to congratulations from the other couples.

That meant that Jorgie and Fred and Bonnie and Mark would skate again in the skate-off for survival. Before they started, Jorgie and Fred revealed that they would be doing their week 6 performance to Fallin' by Alicia Keys, and Bonnie and Mark revealed that they'd be doing their week somethingorother performance to Baby, It's Cold Outside by Tom Jones and Cerys Matthews. They both then performed their dances and it was down to the judges to decide who would survive...
KAREN BARBER: I would like to save Jorgie & Fred.
ASHLEY ROBERTS: I would like to save Jorgie & Fred.
JASON GARDINER: I would like to save Jorgie & Fred.
ROBIN COUSINS: I would also have saved Jorgie & Fred.

That meant that Bonnie Langford and Mark Hanretty had left the competition in 16th place!

Great first episode though I am sad that Bonnie has left

Poor Bonnie Love that you have Daniella

Would have liked Clare instead of Chloe then it would have been 100% perfect for me lol

I wanted a trio of Samia, Jennifer and Sylvain

Week 2
The first couple up on boys' night was runner-up of series 4 Donal McIntyre and Frankie Poultney, who were skating to Berlin's Take My Breath Away. The crowd enjoyed the performance and had high expectations for the rest of the night. Robin gave Donal and Frankie a 5.5, saying it was "rusty and needed some more work", signalling some lower scores. Karen then gave Donal a 6.0, saying it was "good, but could've been much better". Ashley gave the performance a 5.0, saying that while Donal was "having fun", the skating "wasn't as good". Finally, Jason gave Donal a harsh score of 4.0, saying that "for an all star series, it was dreadful". This gave Donal and Frankie a score of just 20.5, the lowest of the series so far. The pair were both disappointed with the scores and the comments to go with them.

The second couple was series 7 champion Matthew Wolfenden and his partner Maria Filippov, who were skating to Reload by Sebastian Ingrosso. The crowd went wild for the performance, it was a real crowd pleaser! Robin gave the pair a 7.5, saying it had "a few mistakes, but overall an amazing performance". Karen then gave the performance a 7.5, saying it was "absolutely fantastic". Ashley also gave the performance a 7.5, saying that she was "jelly" of the pair. Finally, Jason gave Matthew a 7.0, saying that "for a first week performance, that was great". This gave Matthew and Maria a total of 29.5, which the pair looked delighted with.

The third couple onto the ice was series 8 semi finalist Gareth Thomas and Alexandra Schauman, who were skating to Higher And Higher by Jackie Wilson. The crowd enjoyed the performance, as they do with all of them. Robin gave Gareth a 6.5, saying it was "a great start" for the pair. Karen gave the performance a 7.0, saying it was "really good to see you [Gareth] back on the ice". Then, Ashley gave the pair a 6.0, saying it was "a good skate, but the performance needs working on". Finally, Jason gave Gareth and Alexandra a score of 6.0, saying that it "lacked the excitement of other dances". This gave the pair an overall total of 25.5, which both Gareth and Alexandra looked happy with.

The fourth couple up was another champion in series 2's Kyran Bracken and Robin Johnstone. They were skating to Fun.'s 2012 hit Some Nights. The crowd loved the performance and were clearly delighted to see Kyran back on the ice. Robin gave the performance an 8.0, saying it was "the best dance of the series so far". Karen also gave Kyran an 8.0, saying it was "an astonishing performance that most would look at in awe". After that, Ashley gave the performance a 7.5, saying it was "absolutely stunning" and that the pair were "one of the contenders". Finally, Jason gave the pair a 7.0, saying that "what was lacking in performance was made up for in the skating". (HA! SAID JASON GARDINER NEVER!). This gave Kyran and Robin a total of 30.5, the highest of the series so far, which the pair were both undoubtedly over the moon with.

The fifth couple up onto the ice was series 6 champion Sam Attwater and Vicky Ogden, who were skating to Robbie Williams and Nicole Kidman's Something Stupid. The crowd enjoyed the performance, blah-dee-blah, la-dee-dah. Robin gave the pair a respectable 7.5, saying it was "technically and performance-wise very good". Then, Karen gave the performance a 7.5, which makes it seem like Karen is just copying Robin, saying that it was "a pleasantly surprising performance" from Sam. Ashley then gave the couple a 6.5, saying it was "an enjoyable performance that wasn't, like, fast". Finally, Jason gave Sam a 6.0, saying that it felt like "he didn't put his heart into the performance". That gave Sam and Vicky a total of 27.5, which they were both happy with.

The penultimate couple taking to the ice was series 7 finalist Chico and Melanie Lambert, who were skating to 2013 hit Love Me Again, by John Newman. Yet again, the crowd enjoyed the pair's performance. Robin gave them a 6.5, saying it had "many mistakes, but the overall skating was excellent". Karen then gave the performance a 6.5, yet again copying Robin, saying it was "technically good, but sadly littered with mistakes". Ashley gave the pair a 6.0, saying that she "loved it, despite the mistakes". And finally, Jason gave the performance a 5.0, saying that he "needed to mark down due to the amount of mistakes". This gave Chico and Melanie a score of 24.0, which, even though Melanie was happy with, Chico looked disappointed by.

The final couple was series 4 winner and arguably the best contestant of all time Ray Quinn and Nina Ulanova, who were skating to I Found You by The Wanted. The crowd went wilder than they'd ever been, even wilder than when they saw Todd Carty. Robin gave the performance an 8.5, saying it was "an unbeatable first performance", and that after all these years, Ray is "still the best of the best". Karen then gave the pair an 8.0, saying it was "slightly rusty, but still an exceptional first performance". Ashley gave Ray a 7.5, saying that she was "so glad to see this on real ice". More inspirational words from Ashley Roberts. Finally, Jason gave the performance a 7.5, saying it was "like he was in the grand final already", which does explain the high mark. This gave Ray and Nina a total of 31.5, the new highest score of the series, making the pair extremely happy.

Leaderboard
#1: Ray Quinn & Nina Ulanova - 31.5
#2: Kyran Bracken & Robin Johnstone - 30.5
#3: Matthew Wolfenden & Maria Filippov - 29.5
#4: Sam Attwater & Vicky Ogden - 27.5
#5: Gareth Thomas & Alexandra Schauman - 25.5
#6: Chico & Melanie Lambert - 24.0
#7: Donal McIntyre & Frankie Poultney - 20.5

In the results show, as with the previous one, Christine asked the four judges to say what their favourite performances were. Robin tried to avoid the obvious choice of Ray & Nina by saying Sam & Vicky, who surprised him with the slower routine. Karen, however, just said that Ray & Nina were her favourite couple in that show. Ashley then said that she couldn't decide between Kyran & Robin and Matthew & Maria. Finally, Jason said that Ray & Quinn were the "only couple he'd remember in a few months". Controversial words, Gardiner!

Then it was time for Phillip Schofield to reveal the results - who would be in the skate-off and who would be eliminated. The first couple through was... MATTHEW & MARIA!!!! Matthew and Maria both cheered and skated over to the "safe zone". The second couple safe from the skate-off was... RAY & NINA!!!! Ray and Nina looked ecstatic as they skated over to where Matthew and Maria were sat. The third couple through was... SAM & VICKY!!!! Sam and Vicky cheered and skated over to where the other safe couples were sitting. The fourth couple safe was... KYRAN & ROBIN!!!! Kyran and Robin sighed with relief as they skated over to the "safe zone". This left three couples - Chico & Melanie, Donal & Frankie and Gareth & Alexandra. The final couple through to the next show was... CHICO & MELANIE!!!! Chico and Melanie both looked shocked as they skated over to the "safe zone" to congratulations from the other couples. This left just two couples...

Donal and Frankie and Gareth and Alexandra were now about to skate again, but first, they revealed what performances they would be doing. Donal and Frankie revealed that they'd be performing their week 7 skate to Everybody Hurts by REM, while Gareth and Alexandra would be doing their week 8 performance to Hall of Fame by The Script and will.i.am. After both performances were done, it was time for the judges to decide who would go home...
KAREN BARBER: I would like to save Gareth and Alexandra.
ASHLEY ROBERTS: I would like to save Gareth and Alexandra.
JASON GARDINER: I would like to save Gareth and Alexandra.
ROBIN COUSINS: I would've saved Gareth and Alexandra.

Another clean sweep sends Donal McIntyre & Frankie Poultney home in 13th

Poor Donal Fair result though. Your turn tomorrow in Twistathon On Ice

When are you posting the next show

What is the point of this?

I'll do a show every day

Thanks to all who have commented!

And what exactly is the point of your comment? Are you suggesting we should call in the President of Russia to officially close this thread? If you ain't got anything nice to say, don't waste your breath saying it.

Myk, I'm loving reading this so far. I'm rooting for Jorgie, Sam and Suzanne.

What's the point of hospitals? Where all going to die....

It's called a fantasy series. Quite a few on DS on various different sub forums because obviously quite a lot of people on the forum enjoy them seeing as DS isn't here for the amusement of just the one person

Thanks Jamie, Nick and Ash lol

Unfortunately, I haven't had enough time today on my laptop to be able to write this, so I'll make it up to you with 2 shows tomorrow. Sorry about this!

First up this week was Chloe Madeley and Dan Whiston, who scored 26.5 in their first week. Chloe and Dan were skating to Kissing You by Des'ree, a completely different song to their week 1 performance. Robin gave the pair a 7.0, saying there was "definitely improvement" and that it was "fantastic". Karen then gave the performance a 7.0 as well, saying it was "beautiful - technically and performance wise". Ashley gave Chloe a 6.5, saying it was "graceful and lovely to watch". Finally, Jason gave the performance a 6.5, saying Chloe "put more effort into it, and it showed". This gave Chloe and Dan a total of 27.0, an improvement on their last score, which made the pair "very happy".

Second up onto the ice was skate-off survivors Gareth Thomas and Alexandra Schauman, who, in their first week, scored 25.5. This week, Gareth and Alexandra were skating to Timber, by Pitbull and Ke$ha. Robin gave the performance a 7.0, saying it was "astonishing - full of amazing tricks". Karen then gave the pair a 7.5, saying it was "such an improvement on last week, it was just amazing". Ashley gave Gareth a 6.0, saying it "still lacked the performance" she was looking for. And finally, Jason gave the performance a 6.0, saying it was "good skating-wise, but the performance is still not there". That gave Gareth and Alexandra a total of 26.5, yet another improvement on their week one score. The pair were "delighted" with these scores.

Third up was Suzanne Shaw and Lukasz Rozycki, who topped the leaderboard in their week with 30.0. This week, Suzanne and Lukasz were skating to Love The Way You Lie by Eminem and Rihanna. Robin gave the performance an 8.0, saying it was "just as good, if not better, than the first one". Karen then gave the pair an 8.0, saying it was "completely different to your last performance, but still just as good". Ashley gave Suzanne and Lukasz a 7.5 saying it was "absolutely stunning" and "another performance that I loved to watch". Finally, Jason gave the performance a 7.5, saying this performance "suited you much, much more". This gave Suzanne and Lukasz a total of 31.0, making the pair "really happy".

The fourth couple taking to the ice was Sam Attwater and Vicky Ogden, who scored 27.5 in their first week. This week, Sam and Vicky skated to Can We Dance by The Vamps. Robin gave the performance an 8.0, saying it was a "big improvement on last week, there were still a few mistakes but overall a great performance". Karen also gave the pair an 8.0, saying it was "an improvement that makes all decisions harder". Ashley then gave the pair a 7.0, saying it "lacked the excitement of the song" to boos from the audience. Finally, Jason gave the performance a 6.5, saying it was "a bit dull and lifeless" to more boos from the audience. This gave Sam and Vicky a total of 29.5, a big improvement on their previous score.

The fifth couple up onto the ice was Danniella Westbrook and Andrei Lipanov, who scored 24.0 yet avoided the skate-off. This week, Danniella and Andrei skated to Waiting All Night by Rudimental and Ella Eyre. Robin gave the performance a 7.5, saying it was a "huge improvement on week 1, it had speed, it had flair, Danniella is back!". Karen also gave the pair a 7.5, saying that she "agreed with Robin, a massive improvement" and that it was "a great performance". Ashley then gave the performance a 6.5, asking "where did that come from? That was an amazing performance compared to week 1!". Finally, Jason gave Danniella a 6.5, saying that Danniella has "upped your game this week". This gave Danniella and Andrei a total of 28.0, a huge improvement on their week 1 score, which Danniella said was "unbelievable", and Andrei said nothing about.

The sixth couple was Ray Quinn and Nina Ulanova, who scored an extraordinary 31.5 in their first week. This week, they were skating to Hot Right Now by DJ Fresh and Rita Ora. Robin gave the performance an 8.5, saying it was "absolutely extraordinary". Karen then gave the performance a 9.0, saying it had "everything right about it". Ashley gave Ray an 8.0, saying it was "the best dance of the series so far" and that Ray is "the winner in my eyes". Finally, Jason gave the pair a 7.5, saying it was "[insert pun about Hot Right Now]". This gave Ray and Nina a score of 33.0, the best score of the series so far.

LEADERBOARD
#1: Ray Quinn & Nina Ulanova - 33.0
#2: Suzanne Shaw & Lukasz Rozycki - 31.0
#3: Sam Attwater & Vicky Ogden - 29.5
#4: Danniella Westbrook & Andrei Lipanov - 28.0
#5: Chloe Madeley & Dan Whiston - 27.0
#6: Gareth Thomas & Alexandra Schauman - 26.5

Please rank these 6 contestants from 6-1 (6 being the highest, 1 being the lowest) by PM and the couple with the least votes when the lines close at 11am will be in the skate-off.

Week 3, Part 2
After the first 6 contestants performed for your votes, nobody voted

It was now time for Phillip to reveal the first couple in the skate-off. The first couple safe from the skate-off was... CHLOE & DAN!!!! Chloe and Dan cheered and skated over to the "safe zone". The second couple safe was... SUZANNE & LUKASZ!!!! Suzanne and Lukasz celebrated as they skated over to where Chloe and Dan were. The third couple safe were... RAY & NINA!!!! Ray and Nina didn't look surprised and skated over to the "safe zone". The fourth couple safe was... DANNIELLA & ANDREI!!!! Danniella and Andrei gasped as they skated over to where the safe couples were. This left Sam and Vicky and Gareth and Alexandra. The final couple safe were... SAM & VICKY!!!! Sam and Vicky skated over to the "safe zone". This meant that Gareth and Alexandra were to be in the skate-off again...

The next couple taking to the ice was Matthew Wolfenden and Maria Filippov, who scored 29.5 in their first week. They were skating to Lost & Not Found by Chase & Status. Robin gave the performance an 8.0, saying it was "a great performance to restart the show". Karen also gave Matthew and Maria an 8.0, saying it was "just brilliant" and that she "can't wait to see more from you". Ashley then gave Matthew a 7.0, saying it was "a good performance" and that Matthew will "go very, very far". Finally, Jason gave the pair a score of 7.0, saying it was "good, but there were still a few mistakes", then told him to "sort them out and the scores will be higher". This gave Matthew and Maria an overall total of 30.0.

The eighth couple up was another skate-off survivor in Jorgie Porter and Fred Palascak, who scored 28.5 in their first week. They were skating to How Long Will I Love You by Ellie Goulding. Robin gave the performance an 8.0, saying that Jorgie "bounced back brilliantly". Karen then gave Jorgie an 8.5, saying the performance "showed that you deserve to be be here". Ashley gave the performance an 8.0, saying it was "absolutely amazing" and that it'd be a "tragedy if you had gone last week". Finally, Jason gave the pair a score of 7.5, saying that the performance was "a perfect example of why you should be here". This gave Jorgie and Fred a total of 32.0, which made the pair "extremely happy".

The next couple taking to the ice was Chico and Melanie Lambert, who in their first week scored 24.0. They were skating to Misha B's 2012 single Home Run. Robin gave the pair a score of 6.5, saying that the performance was "good, but not as good as some of the others". Then Karen have Chico a 7.5, saying she "disagreed with Robin" and that it was "a fantastic performance". Ashley gave the performance a 6.0, saying it was "such a unique performance, but there were still so many mistakes". Finally, Jason gave the pair a 6.0, saying it was "alright for a second performance". This gave Chico and Melanie a total of 26.0, which was still an improvement on their first score, but Chico was still visibly disappointed.

The tenth couple on the ice was Beth Tweddle and Andrew Buchanan, who scored 28.5 in their first week. They were skating to Heaven by Emeli Sandé. Robin gave the couple a score of 9.0, saying it was "by far the best performance of the series so far". Karen then also gave the performance a 9.0, saying it was "absolutely amazing" and that the "standard of skating is amazing". Ashley gave Beth a score of 8.5, saying she was "so jealous of your ability". Finally, Jason gave the performance an 8.5, saying it was "an absolutely fantastic performance". This gave Beth and Andrew a total of 35.0, the highest score of the series, making Beth "absolutely delighted".

The penultimate couple was Kyran Bracken and Robin Johnstone, who would've topped the leaderboard with their score of 30.5 if it wasn't for RAY BLOOMIN' QUINN! They were skating to Singin' In The Rain from the musical Singin' In The Rain. Robin gave the performance an 8.5, saying it was "surprising how the standard has picked up". Karen then gave Kyran a score of 8.0, saying it was "a skating spectacular, an amazing performance". Ashley gave the pair a 7.0, saying "woweeee". Finally, Jason gave the performance an 8.0, saying it was "undescribable, absolutely amazing". This gave Kyran and Robin a total of 31.5.

Closing the show was Hayley Tammadon and Michael Zenezini, who scored 26.5 in their first week. They were skating to Christina Perri's hit single Jar of Hearts. Robin gave the pair a score of 8.0, saying it was "a huge turn-around from week 1". Karen then gave the performance an 8.0 as well, saying it was "fantastic in every way, a massive improvement". Ashley gave Hayley a score of 7.0, saying it was "an outstanding performance considering week 1". Finally, Jason gave the performance a score of 7.0, saying Hayley was "back where she belongs!". This gave Hayley and Michael a total of 30.0, which made the pair "extremely happy".

LEADERBOARD
#1: Beth Tweddle & Andrew Buchanan - 35.0
#2: Jorgie Porter & Fred Palascak - 32.0
#3: Kyran Bracken & Robin Johnstone - 31.5
#4: Matthew Wolfenden & Maria Filippov - 30.0
= Hayley Tammadon & Michael Zenezini - 30.0
#6: Chico & Melanie Lambert - 26.0

The lines close at 8pm tonight. Rank the couples as you did last time (well you didn't last time, but yeah...)

Thanks to those who have voted, the lines are now CLOSED!

Yesterday...
Beth & Andrew...
Jorgie & Matt...
Kyran & Robin...
Matthew & Maria...
Hayley & Michael...
and Chico & Melanie

all skated for your votes. In no particular order, the first couple through to next week is...

The next couple safe is...

The third couple through to week 4 is...

The fourth couple through is...

This means that we have two couples - Kyran and Robin and Chico and Melanie. The final couple avoiding the skate-off is...

Sadly, that means that Chico and Melanie will battle Gareth and Alexandra in the public vote. Please vote for the one couple you'd like to save via PM, lines close at noon.