Danny!

She did, but she got 40 off the Our Way judging panel, which is what I was comparing the Our Way score to. If you look at the Strictly judges' marks, the Donny mark is there.

Voted.

I've voted.

And one more thing, thank you Izzie for the hard work and dedication you have brought to the show.

Sorry, I have just realised!

Made a mistake again!

Massive thanks to both of you.


Again! It was an easy enough mistake to make!

Just half an hour left to vote, before we find out who your Champions are!

(and third/second, because we actually clarify that on this series )

I was generous with an 8 for that excuse of an AT!

After over three months of PMing, marking, disputes over marks (and Mark), new leaderboards and quite a few alternate eliminations, it’s time to find out who has been crowned your Our Way Champion!

On the main show, Caroline and Pasha Waltzed their way to victory with three perfect final scores, while Simon or Frankie were second or third. While Caroline didn’t quite manage to repeat her feat of three perfect scores in this final, she was the only celebrity this series to get an Our Way 40…but have Simon or Frankie done enough to snatch this glitterball out of her hands?

Before we announce our Champion though, it’s time to find out who were your 3rd-placed finalists with 26.03%…

Given how his vote has held up throughout this series, dropping into the very first bottom two of the series and then dropping into the second bottom two of Strictly, coming third in this is probably quite a feat. Especially after avoiding the last few eliminations, courtesy of Mr Wright.

It hasn’t all been bad for Simon though, as his Argentine Tango gained him three 10s from the judges, with only Danny holding out on him. And at least he wasn’t quite as unpopular as Mark towards the end.

That leaves us with just two finalists: Caroline and Pasha and Frankie and Kevin

Their patterns of voting have been somewhat reversed on Our Way, with Caroline and Pasha sweeping through the series avoiding every bottom two, but falling into the bottom two on the actual series. Frankie and Kevin, on the other hand, were the only couple on Strictly not to fall in the bottom two, while actually being eliminated on the one weekend they were in the Our Way bottom two.

Now, though, it’s time to find out who was YOUR CHAMPION based on the votes from both stages of the final.

The Our Way Champions will be taking the glitterball with 39.73% of the vote, with the runners up receiving 34.25%.

The winners are…

Caroline?

Just like last year, the big result sees a completely new outcome as Frankie and Kevin win the most votes to be crowned your CHAMPIONS! Despite being the Our Way elimination around week 10, they clearly did something to bring about a turnaround and secure enough votes for victory!

Caroline and Pasha, meanwhile, follow in the footsteps of Abbey and Aljaz to be the Our Way runners up after achieving victory on the main thing.

1. Frankie and Kevin (/Caroline and Pasha)
2. Caroline and Pasha (/Frankie and Kevin OR Simon and Kristina)
3. Simon and Kristina (/Frankie and Kevin OR Simon and Kristina)
4. Mark and Karen (/Mark and Karen)
5. Mark and Karen (/Jake and Janette)
6. Frankie and Kevin (/Pixie and Trent)
7. Mark and Karen (/Sunetra and Brendan)
8. Steve and Ola (/Steve and Ola)
9. Mark and Karen (/Judy and Anton)
10. Alison and Aljaz (/Alison and Aljaz)
11. Alison and Aljaz (/Scott and Joanne)
12. Scott and Joanne (/Thom and Iveta)
13. Scott and Joanne (/Tim and Natalie)
14. Simon and Kristina (/Jennifer and Tristan)
15. Scott and Joanne (/Gregg and Aliona)

Wow, really? REALLY? I'm neither happy nor outraged, more bemused by that result haha. Ah well

Great series Izzie! really glad to be a part of it, especially the final! x

I'd like to say thank you to everybody who has voted, or judged, or even just accidentally stumbled on the thread this series. I've not had a week where a judge hasn't marked, and there's been so much support in this series - I'm really grateful.

So thank you to...

Yes really! I'm not really sure where it came from either. Probably a lack of Pixie.

Thank you very much for all the judging and guest judging you've done, and thanks!

Not sure how these will pan out, but I'll give it a whirl after all the categories that were suggested.

Anyway, I'm going to do the award voting in stages, just because I don't think I'll get any votes if I put all the categories up at once. You're welcome to vote on them all at once if you vote, and I won't 'close the lines' until the final group of awards has had time to be voted on, but I just thought it'd make things easier.

Each category does have a set of rules - to, hopefully, ensure things run fairly - so please note those before voting.

Haha, I'm thrilled with this result. I thought this forum had a general dislike of Frankie

I always saw it as a lack of feeling really. She was never really top/bottom of the vote, except of the odd occasion. And last night/tonight when she won.

Favourite Celebrity*
Least Favourite Celebrity*
Best Dancer^
Worst Dancer^
Most Improved Dancer
Family Relation of the Series
VT of the Series

*These two are intended to be based on the ‘wider picture’ rather than pure dance, however you’re welcome to vote for whoever you felt were the best/worst if that what makes you like/dislike etc.
^These two are intended to be based on pure dance.

Details

1. For this first round, you are allowed up to five votes in each category. You do not have to use up all five of these though – you can just have 2, 3, etc.
2. These votes should be 1-5 (1 for least preferred, 5 for favourite).
3. If you were to, hypothetically, only vote for three, your favourite choice would get ‘5’ and least preferred choice ‘3’.

Thanks so much for making this Izzie.

If I'm struck by a particularly mathematical mood (I like Maths, shh), I might go through the series and work out the Most Favoured and Least Favoured contestants, based on whose total score was increased most percentage wise by our judges (well, decreased least ) and whose decreased most (also known as the Scott Mills Memorial Award).