Originally Posted by serafimo:
“The difference with Judy is that she's not set up as the comedy contestant as well. She's had reasonable routines and the worst prop she's had to handle was Anton in the cha cha, so I guess it's easier to laugh it off because she's maintained some of her dignity.”
“The difference with Judy is that she's not set up as the comedy contestant as well. She's had reasonable routines and the worst prop she's had to handle was Anton in the cha cha, so I guess it's easier to laugh it off because she's maintained some of her dignity.”
Fixed your post for you

Another difference is that compared to some of the viciously and horribly personal vitriol that has been aimed at Judy over the years when she appears on the tennis circuit supporting Andy, a few played-for-laughs, mildly harsh scripted judges' comments are going to seem like being licked by kittens.
Of course Scott isn't going to walk nor is he likely to stop paying lip service to Teh Fun or asking for votes, he's a good BBC boy fulfilling his contract however much he might be hating it. I've never seen anyone look so unhappy to be saved as he did on Sunday night. But accusations of "not trying" are harsh; he just isn't very good, in the same way as some people struggle with learning to spell or speak another language or drive a car.
As for the suggestion upthread of a same-sex couple...this is the BBC. It's 2014 and some people are still having an attack of the vapours because two women who have been in the business for years are presenting the show together without A Man to keep them on the straight and narrow. At this rate, apes will have taken over the planet and we'll be holidaying on Venus before we get a same-sex pairing.




