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This is Most Definitely Not An Appreciation Thread **Part 21**
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chachachavvy
17-11-2014
An MDF victory the year after a WAG victory might have me flouncing. Next year they would have to stock the show with the likes of Prof Brian Cox, Lucy Worsley and Francesco da Mosto to make up for it. Strictly - The Year of the Middlebrow!
tabithakitten
17-11-2014
Originally Posted by Monaogg:
“Ha MDF is getting anti stage fright training from Darcey
Allegedly (according to the Mirror any rate).”

I'll give MDF some anti stage fright training for nothing.

Don't torture yourself love. Just pull out - it's not worth it.

Think he'd go for that? *remembers that the point of Mark's very existence seems to be to milk every drop of self-promotional blood from the genre that is reality TV. Answers own question*

I tried talking some sense into my colleagues but I'm afraid I may just have come across as a mildly disturbed, ranting old bat. So nothing new there.
perdiedumpling
17-11-2014
Originally Posted by chitarivera:
“Drunken

Old

Tarts.

its more a state of mind rather than being actually drunken, old or tarty though.



We bitch and moan [sorry....offer constructive criticism] about all things Strictly but we do it with style. Or at least WE think we do.

”

It also doesn't mean that you can't like some things too, it's just more not blindly accepting that everyone is wonderful, the costumes are beautiful, the orchestration is magnificent, the judges are a terpsichorean oracle...
coppertop1
17-11-2014
I was in the pub on Saturday lunchtime, well I would be,

The point is there was a table of a dozen people having a celebratory lunch of some kind. They loathe Mark and his crying, thought he was ever so fake and hope he doesn't win.

There is hope in the word don't despair fellow DOTS the fakery is becoming obvious

However I unappreciate that story about Mark, as casual conversation in the corridor at best, turned into a wanna be sleaze story.

I also unappreciate that leaderboard with its rash of 10's they didn't really go to the right people.

I thought Pixie outshone everyone, Caroline and Simon next and then Frankie who bless her seems to be a potential DOT with the irritation that she is now showing to TTF. However, her feet are still not good and that Quickstep was not good, when you think of Colin's QS or Chelsee 's that's a proper QS not a trot about the floor with out of time jazzy bits thrown in. Technical terms abounding there
nyannie
18-11-2014
Originally Posted by tabithakitten:
“I'll give MDF some anti stage fright training for nothing.

Don't torture yourself love. Just pull out - it's not worth it.

Think he'd go for that? *remembers that the point of Mark's very existence seems to be to milk every drop of self-promotional blood from the genre that is reality TV. Answers own question*

I tried talking some sense into my colleagues but I'm afraid I may just have come across as a mildly disturbed, ranting old bat. So nothing new there.”


I do agree with you - all Mark cares about is Mark. - and he knows how to get the best air time. I really don't know what the attraction is to be honest. I think Steve, Sunetra and Simon have all been on more than a journey than he has.

You can rant all you want.
nyannie
18-11-2014
Originally Posted by coppertop1:
“I was in the pub on Saturday lunchtime, well I would be,

The point is there was a table of a dozen people having a celebratory lunch of some kind. They loathe Mark and his crying, thought he was ever so fake and hope he doesn't win.

There is hope in the word don't despair fellow DOTS the fakery is becoming obvious

However I unappreciate that story about Mark, as casual conversation in the corridor at best, turned into a wanna be sleaze story.

I also unappreciate that leaderboard with its rash of 10's they didn't really go to the right people.

I thought Pixie outshone everyone, Caroline and Simon next and then Frankie who bless her seems to be a potential DOT with the irritation that she is now showing to TTF. However, her feet are still not good and that Quickstep was not good, when you think of Colin's QS or Chelsee 's that's a proper QS not a trot about the floor with out of time jazzy bits thrown in. Technical terms abounding there”


I too agree with your marking and assessment. Pixie is a revelation and I do really like Trent's choreography. He pushes her and pays attention to details like foot pointing and hands and arms - and he also includes steps she is good at.
nyannie
18-11-2014
Originally Posted by chachachavvy:
“An MDF victory the year after a WAG victory might have me flouncing. Next year they would have to stock the show with the likes of Prof Brian Cox, Lucy Worsley and Francesco da Mosto to make up for it. Strictly - The Year of the Middlebrow!”

If Mark wins, I'm finished with Strictly. He should NOT be getting any coaching from the judges - very unfair!!!! Anti-stage fright my foot. He should have had it when he started that TV program he's on - or got it from his fiancee. I will call FIX if he wins.
Agent Krycek
18-11-2014
Originally Posted by chachachavvy:
“An MDF victory the year after a WAG victory might have me flouncing. Next year they would have to stock the show with the likes of Prof Brian Cox, Lucy Worsley and Francesco da Mosto to make up for it. Strictly - The Year of the Middlebrow!”

Believe me, the standard would have to be several stages beyond stellar to hook me back in again if MDF wins, in fact MDF making the final might be enough to get me to boycott next year.
chitarivera
18-11-2014
I looked again at Sunetra's frockery.

That piece of fabric at the back of the skirt part would be lethal if heavily beaded. It could have had someone's eyes out in the front row if she'd got any closer whilst whanging it about.



And McBusted seem to have been given a Handbook or an A-Z manual of how to play at being rock stars.

They just don't get it. All little boys playing at it.





Still love Dame Shirley.
Agent Krycek
18-11-2014
Originally Posted by chitarivera:
“I looked again at Sunetra's frockery.

That piece of fabric at the back of the skirt part would be lethal if heavily beaded. It could have had someone's eyes out in the front row if she'd got any closer whilst whanging it about.



And McBusted seem to have been given a Handbook or an A-Z manual of how to play at being rock stars.

They just don't get it. All little boys playing at it.





Still love Dame Shirley.”

I think the fact they come across as such nice boys, rather then the rockers they try so hard to be, makes it all very sweet. Underneath that rock n roll exterior, we all know there a group of geography teachers who belong to CAMRA dying to escape
coppertop1
18-11-2014
Originally Posted by chitarivera:
“I looked again at Sunetra's frockery.

That piece of fabric at the back of the skirt part would be lethal if heavily beaded. It could have had someone's eyes out in the front row if she'd got any closer whilst whanging it about.



And McBusted seem to have been given a Handbook or an A-Z manual of how to play at being rock stars.

They just don't get it. All little boys playing at it.





Still love Dame Shirley.”

Do you suppose there is a mathematical equation somewhere, there is an inverse attractiveness to Sunetra's dress compared to Caroline's?

Sunetra dress was less attractive this week and Caroline's was more attractive.

Now Judy has gone do both women get a share of her fabulous dresses or will that proportion be shared out with Frankie and Pixie as well?

We need a mathematician, I am sure the formula involves metres of fabric x sequins x length of leg etc etc.

Where the knitted spaghetti came in is anyones guess but I suppose every formula has to accommodate for anomalies.
coppertop1
18-11-2014
Originally Posted by Agent Krycek:
“I think the fact they come across as such nice boys, rather then the rockers they try so hard to be, makes it all very sweet. Underneath that rock n roll exterior, we all know there a group of geography teachers who belong to CAMRA dying to escape”

Tell me why the bow tie and socks look with Robin's vast armhole vest, look with leopard spotted heads look as well?

It was as if all the little boys in nursery raided the dressing up box and each one came up with a different look.

Someone sack,the stylist please or better yet employ one .
Monkseal
18-11-2014
I remember the days when I used to think it was a bit unprofessional for Arlene to say things like "I lose all perspective when I watch you dance" to Ramps because it implied a lack of objectivity. I can only imagine the reaction if she'd started an episode of It Takes Two practically dry-humping a cushion whilst dreaming that a particular contestant was in love with her.

Get ready for the theatre tour featuring Nanny Pat doing the lambada......
J.R
18-11-2014
Originally Posted by Monaogg:
“Ha MDF is getting anti stage fright training from Darcey
Allegedly (according to the Mirror any rate).”

I hope this isn't true unless she has offered the same advice to Judy/ Steve and all the others that can genuinely say 'it is different than anything they have ever done before'!
Agent Krycek
18-11-2014
Originally Posted by coppertop1:
“Tell me why the bow tie and socks look with Robin's vast armhole vest, look with leopard spotted heads look as well?

It was as if all the little boys in nursery raided the dressing up box and each one came up with a different look.

Someone sack,the stylist please or better yet employ one .”

End of term, it all got a bit raucous in the staff room, someone broke out the Speckled Hen and, well, that's the result - When Geography Teachers go Wild
Kmc1978
18-11-2014
Originally Posted by coppertop1:
“Do you suppose there is a mathematical equation somewhere, there is an inverse attractiveness to Sunetra's dress compared to Caroline's?

Sunetra dress was less attractive this week and Caroline's was more attractive.

Now Judy has gone do both women get a share of her fabulous dresses or will that proportion be shared out with Frankie and Pixie as well?

We need a mathematician, I am sure the formula involves metres of fabric x sequins x length of leg etc etc.

Where the knitted spaghetti came in is anyones guess but I suppose every formula has to accommodate for anomalies.”

Someone on here said that it seemed to be a thing that Vicky Gill was desperate to use... maybe her nan had knitted it & given it to her to be used in one of her costumes & she'd been trying to palm it off on someone ever since
perdiedumpling
18-11-2014
Originally Posted by Kmc1978:
“Someone on here said that it seemed to be a thing that Vicky Gill was desperate to use... maybe her nan had knitted it & given it to her to be used in one of her costumes & she'd been trying to palm it off on someone ever since”

I know she'd tried to palm it off on Pixie, who wisely refused.

I hope no one has told Vicky that Judy went out. That way, with a little shortening of hems, Caroline may get something decent.
Amethyzt
18-11-2014
Originally Posted by Kmc1978:
“Someone on here said that it seemed to be a thing that Vicky Gill was desperate to use... maybe her nan had knitted it & given it to her to be used in one of her costumes & she'd been trying to palm it off on someone ever since”

Wonder if Vicky belongs to some dressmakers group where they play the material equivalent of that game where someone has to try and work a certain word into their conversation......

If so, I bet she got top marks for the macrame
missmuffett27
18-11-2014
Originally Posted by nyannie:
“I do agree with you - all Mark cares about is Mark. - and he knows how to get the best air time. I really don't know what the attraction is to be honest. I think Steve, Sunetra and Simon have all been on more than a journey than he has.

You can rant all you want.”

I agree,Steve,especially ,has been ''on a journey'' as he was a none dancer.full stop.
Simon had only a little experience of dancing lessons ,on the christmas special,but wouldn't come anywhere near the same league of dancing experience of Pixie.(although lovely to watch ,both she and Frankie have been the same expert dancers throughout the series so far from day one.
Sunetra seems to have difficulty with some dances esp latin.She has struggles and
I'd rather support people who have had difficulty in grasping steps etc ,than someone who has a fairly easy time.
Monaogg
18-11-2014
Originally Posted by Agent Krycek:
“End of term, it all got a bit raucous in the staff room, someone broke out the Speckled Hen and, well, that's the result - When Geography Teachers go Wild ”

Surely Doombar or Hobgobln rather than Chicken.
SaraV1308
18-11-2014
MDF injured???

Lets hope so...

http://www.*******************/stric...right-injured/
brendans babe
18-11-2014
Im actually kind of looking forward to Karen Hardy being back on ITT tonight - be interesting to see how many 10s she thinks were deserved on Saturday night!

I think they only real way we will know what kind of public support Mark has is if he does a bad dance and the judges have to score him down. I would think that thing with Darcy was her bumping into him backstage before the show started one night and she told him to take a deep breath! But Mark being Mark has made it out to be one on one training!
Bungitin
18-11-2014
Marks emotion chip is on the blink.
brendans babe
18-11-2014
Originally Posted by SaraV1308:
“MDF injured???

Lets hope so...

http://www.*******************/stric...right-injured/”

This wont open for me - what news do you bring us Sara? I see himself and Karen are in Tenerife!
Muggsy
18-11-2014
Originally Posted by SaraV1308:
“MDF injured???

Lets hope so...

http://www.*******************/stric...right-injured/”

Nans...check.
Humility...check.
Never danced before...check.
Journey...check.
Injury porn...check.
Woobie face?
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