Originally Posted by WhyHelloWorld:
“Same could be said about all of them except Sam and Beth, though.
Ray is doing the exact same tricks week in week out that he did in his original series. But do people complain about him not improving? Nope.
Hayley came out and did the solo skate, ok, she had a wobble. So did Suzanne. The difference is Suzanne came out every week wobbled, tripped and fell yet her skating ability is never questioned. Hayley comes out and proves she can skate quite well on her own - not amazing, but good enough - and still that isn't enough for people.
Before the line up people didn't like her and they haven't let it go since, it's sad.”
There's no comparison. Hayley had trouble moving from A to B solo , and doing simple moves, and hasn't added any big new moves this series. She's actually done less difficulty in later weeks than she did in her Charleston routine - while Suzanne, Beth Kyran and Sam all have been adding difficulty,. Suzanne added several major new moves - including a couple that no one has done before, and one that matched Beth's best. If you have someone who is doing more difficult moves, and having to learn new moves week on week , its pretty inevitable that they run more risk of making mistakes. Having less time to rehearse their skate off dance , with its own added difficulty, and that weeks dance, is another inevitable consequence of having big moves to learn for that and subequent weeks. Its much easier for someone who has had little new, or difficult to learn. Equally, Beth having less time to concentrate on her presentation - because she has more new moves and lifts to learn, than someone who already is a tarined actor and dancer - just ensures that the gap between her and Hayley's presentation skills is wider that it need be.
Its not Hayley's fault - its just a complete lack of thought or care in deciding who gets what, and adapting the marking scale to reflect whats hard, and whats much easier.