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SCD Week 6 (Halloween) Discussion Thread - Sat 6.30pm/Sun 7.20pm
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Walter Neff
01-11-2014
Originally Posted by Natalie_Cranny:
“I really like him and I genuinely think he is delighted to be on the show. Don't think he deserves all the stick he gets on here.

He's getting my votes tonight ”

I agree, he is a likeable guy who seems to bring out the bitch in some Forum members, especially the men.

He got 6 votes from me anyway, I have a feeling he will be safe this week!
fatskia
01-11-2014
Zoe did OK as a stand-in.

None of the dances impressed me and the music generally was poor.

A lot of bigging up from the judges.

Almost all of the VTs were dire.

Costumes and makeup were lower key than usual. Anton looking normal, Mark looking normal, Judy looking normal, Alison normal, Sunetra normal, Simon looking almost normal.

Worst Halloween show I can remember.
tobi
01-11-2014
Originally Posted by Sparklyblue171:
“"A real ten" Loool”

Yes a real ten but she was at a higher level from the start. Kind of ruins the show
Sherlock_Holmes
01-11-2014
Originally Posted by Ice Breaker:
“What is the judges leaderboard tonight? The website is useless doesn't even have voting numbers or leaderboard.”

1. Frankie (11 points)
2. Mark (10 points)
3. Pixie (9 points)
4. Caroline (8 points)
5. Jake (7 points)
= Simon (7 points)
7. Sunetra (6 points)
8. Steve (5 points)
= Alison (5 points)
10. Scott (4 points)
11. Jusy (3 points)
xKatieLx
01-11-2014
Forgot to vote. It was a great show tonight although I missed Claudia. I hope Steve makes it through.
Omniconsumer93
01-11-2014
Originally Posted by Oicho Throw:
“Kevin is genuinely worrying.

Quite aside from the fact that he's from the same genetic stock as the domineering, fearless, robo-spined babymonster that is Joanna, he's worrying.

This is a fake dance show for prime time family entertainment. There's a ballroom dance element to it, but primarily it's celebrity pantomime. The judges just give the ol' "YER CAME OUT HERE // Work on your core strength THANK YOOOU // Fleckerels and handography DAWWLIN' // I am a flamboyant foreign homosexua"l palaver, and it's nowt to do with real dance, really. Boo the mean judge, cheer the eyeliner lady, vote for the one you recognise off that thing or that nice man Mr. Du Beke and his plastic veneer. The celebrities are learning this bollocks in between takes anyway.

Bam. Kevin from Mother****ing Grimsby.

He's taking this serious, folks. Not just the paso doble. Not just the competitive element you need to become a dancer, that means you'll take a challenge anywhere and make the XMas dinner game of Mouse Trap a scarily intense affair. He's not just taking it seriously because he's a solid Northern chap who takes pride in his work.

Kevin from Mother****ing Grimsby is a Mother****ing True Believer.

Look at him, when he snaps himself around like he's at the centre of a car crash we cannot see. Look at him, as he turns from Frank Spencer to some kind of gnashing jawed, wild eyed maniac. He does the paso doble, and he makes a flamethrower-laden fantasmagoria of sexual tension and barely concealed fury. His nice foxtrot, he suddenly bursts out into a brief but striking rattle of sheer ecstasy, and bugger anyone who watches him. A bloody song about a witch from a children's movie, and he trembles with inner fire as he explodes in a frenzy of G Forces and ligament snapping enthusiasm. At the end, as the green-painted lady from the fake girl group grabbed a broom and stood on a lift for the finale of a fake TV show to entertain the lowest common denominator, Kevin from Grimsby trembled like he'd just been granted an audience with Jehovah. And, God help me, sneering, depressive cynic that I am, for a brief moment I felt a flicker of emotion. I moistened, slightly. I've been to funerals and not cared. I've witnessed death and been unaffected. I spend my days dissecting and analysing. I've attempted murder and felt only mild concern that I might get caught. And Kevin Clifton had me emotionally invested in something totally fake and ridiculous.

Can you imagine what happens if he decides he believes in something that matters? What do we do, if he decides that what REALLY matters is politics? Or world domination? Or religion?

What do we do?”

Christ, you've got a bit of a grudge, haven't you?
Nesta Robbins
01-11-2014
Originally Posted by ForerroRocher:
“I really enjoyed that! Actually my favourite of the night. *hides*”

Mine too - the only one I wanted to watch again. Mark's suddenly become the dark horse!
Nesta Robbins
01-11-2014
Originally Posted by Doghouse Riley:
“A word of praise for the band and singers.

They did very well with some crap music choices.
I mentioned the other day I was a bit concerned about, the vocal in "Wuthering Heights"
I presume it was Hayley, but given the difficulty of it, I thought she did a good job, after all, it ain't something anyone sings regularly is it?”

Yes! I honestly thought for a moment C'est Chic was the original! I've never heard anyone attempt Kate Bush, but she was pretty good. Even though they might sound spooky, I just wish they'd give up on all the weird, droney songs, because when people's ears bleed, it becomes risky for the middle level ability dancers!
mrbernay
01-11-2014
Originally Posted by Nesta Robbins:
“Mine too - the only one I wanted to watch again. Mark's suddenly become the dark horse!”

I know Mark is slated a lot but I think he comes across as a lovely sincere bloke. He's a trier (he showed that in The Cube).
Elsa
01-11-2014
Originally Posted by Oicho Throw:
“Kevin is genuinely worrying.

Quite aside from the fact that he's from the same genetic stock as the domineering, fearless, robo-spined babymonster that is Joanna, he's worrying.

This is a fake dance show for prime time family entertainment. There's a ballroom dance element to it, but primarily it's celebrity pantomime. The judges just give the ol' "YER CAME OUT HERE // Work on your core strength THANK YOOOU // Fleckerels and handography DAWWLIN' // I am a flamboyant foreign homosexua"l palaver, and it's nowt to do with real dance, really. Boo the mean judge, cheer the eyeliner lady, vote for the one you recognise off that thing or that nice man Mr. Du Beke and his plastic veneer. The celebrities are learning this bollocks in between takes anyway.

Bam. Kevin from Mother****ing Grimsby.

He's taking this serious, folks. Not just the paso doble. Not just the competitive element you need to become a dancer, that means you'll take a challenge anywhere and make the XMas dinner game of Mouse Trap a scarily intense affair. He's not just taking it seriously because he's a solid Northern chap who takes pride in his work.

Kevin from Mother****ing Grimsby is a Mother****ing True Believer.

Look at him, when he snaps himself around like he's at the centre of a car crash we cannot see. Look at him, as he turns from Frank Spencer to some kind of gnashing jawed, wild eyed maniac. He does the paso doble, and he makes a flamethrower-laden fantasmagoria of sexual tension and barely concealed fury. His nice foxtrot, he suddenly bursts out into a brief but striking rattle of sheer ecstasy, and bugger anyone who watches him. A bloody song about a witch from a children's movie, and he trembles with inner fire as he explodes in a frenzy of G Forces and ligament snapping enthusiasm. At the end, as the green-painted lady from the fake girl group grabbed a broom and stood on a lift for the finale of a fake TV show to entertain the lowest common denominator, Kevin from Grimsby trembled like he'd just been granted an audience with Jehovah. And, God help me, sneering, depressive cynic that I am, for a brief moment I felt a flicker of emotion. I moistened, slightly. I've been to funerals and not cared. I've witnessed death and been unaffected. I spend my days dissecting and analysing. I've attempted murder and felt only mild concern that I might get caught. And Kevin Clifton had me emotionally invested in something totally fake and ridiculous.

Can you imagine what happens if he decides he believes in something that matters? What do we do, if he decides that what REALLY matters is politics? Or world domination? Or religion?

What do we do?”

I quite enjoyed that - I'll be looking for more of your posts! Ever since last week, watching his jive to Boy George, I've been strangely unsettled whenever I think of it. Frankly, I was a bit frightened - it's good Karen's a tomboy! (but she really ought to get him to stop outdancing her)
londongirlGre
02-11-2014
Is there a reason why Frankie often dances,during the later part of the show? I might be remembering wrong but she rarely dances early.
Rhumbatugger
02-11-2014
Originally Posted by fatskia:
“Zoe did OK as a stand-in.

None of the dances impressed me and the music generally was poor.

A lot of bigging up from the judges.

Almost all of the VTs were dire.

Costumes and makeup were lower key than usual. Anton looking normal, Mark looking normal, Judy looking normal, Alison normal, Sunetra normal, Simon looking almost normal.

Worst Halloween show I can remember.”

Been away for a bit, and haven't caught up properly, but I feel the same.

When the show finished I felt massively deflated.

Most dances were crap, loads of odd marking, lots of 'here's the music, that'll work with costume, bugger the dancing' vibes, and basically it was horribly uninspiring.

I was looking forward to it too, stupidly, because this pretty much happens every year and I NEVER learn.
Malik24
02-11-2014
I liked the backstage antics (though probably wouldn't like them to that extent every week), and the ridiculousness of Alison's VT. I thought that, bar a couple of initial stumbles in the opening link, Zoe brought a refreshing spritz of spontaneity (or seeming spontaneity) that didn't seem readily apparent on ITT. I liked Frankie and Joanne's new looks, but thought a few of the others weren't striking enough.

I thought the dancing was a touch mediocre - I actually liked Frankie's ... something... it would have worked as a showdance, with maybe a few tweaks for style and improvement. But as a Tango, nyet. Pixie's dancing was ok, and her hair was... elecrtifying. And Mark's Jive was pretty light and bouncy, though I'm getting the 'trying a little too hard' vibe from his offstage stuff.

Bringing on dogs for Judy's dance was a bad decision and ended up being a bit of a distraction. Scott's Foxtrot probably was his best technical dance, not that that's saying much at all, but it lost some of the performance appeal in the process. It was a bit slow and a bit dull.

Sunetra's Jive was better than a bunch of the naff ones from last year, but still wasn't great; it lacked the big bounce, kicks and synchronicity a good one often has. Simon's Paso was middle of the road (as was Jake's, all told), I'm still waiting for Caroline to really grab me, and Alison's maniacal grinning whilst wafting all over the place was... fitting, I suppose. And Steve... well... the less said, the better, I think. Maybe next week.

It was an ok Hallowe'en show, but somehow lacking in gravitas.
Nesta Robbins
02-11-2014
Originally Posted by mrbernay:
“I know Mark is slated a lot but I think he comes across as a lovely sincere bloke. He's a trier (he showed that in The Cube).”

Yep Mr. B. - and I'm a Celebrity! I don't think his comment was fake either, he was so thrilled, he just got ahead of himself and blurted it out there and then, before Len had had his turn!
zabe
02-11-2014
Originally Posted by Mrs F:
“it was, he is trying hard”

Yes he is bloody trying!
RFS
02-11-2014
Originally Posted by blindside:
“Blindside is appalled at the suggestion!

Appalled, Blindside is! (oops, gone Yoda now ...)”

LOL!!!!
Monaogg
02-11-2014
Originally Posted by Walter Neff:
“No matter how good Mark is he will never please some people! ”

For me it is Karen and her odd hips & feet that puts me off.
dinosaur1
02-11-2014
I know I am being thick but is there a thread with the dance off in - there are lots but I can't find out the result??
thanks
Anne_Cameron
02-11-2014
Originally Posted by dinosaur1:
“I know I am being thick but is there a thread with the dance off in - there are lots but I can't find out the result??
thanks”

Try the Spoiler Thread!
white tigress
02-11-2014
Originally Posted by Oicho Throw:
“Kevin is genuinely worrying.

Quite aside from the fact that he's from the same genetic stock as the domineering, fearless, robo-spined babymonster that is Joanna, he's worrying.

This is a fake dance show for prime time family entertainment. There's a ballroom dance element to it, but primarily it's celebrity pantomime. The judges just give the ol' "YER CAME OUT HERE // Work on your core strength THANK YOOOU // Fleckerels and handography DAWWLIN' // I am a flamboyant foreign homosexua"l palaver, and it's nowt to do with real dance, really. Boo the mean judge, cheer the eyeliner lady, vote for the one you recognise off that thing or that nice man Mr. Du Beke and his plastic veneer. The celebrities are learning this bollocks in between takes anyway.

Bam. Kevin from Mother****ing Grimsby.

He's taking this serious, folks. Not just the paso doble. Not just the competitive element you need to become a dancer, that means you'll take a challenge anywhere and make the XMas dinner game of Mouse Trap a scarily intense affair. He's not just taking it seriously because he's a solid Northern chap who takes pride in his work.

Kevin from Mother****ing Grimsby is a Mother****ing True Believer.

Look at him, when he snaps himself around like he's at the centre of a car crash we cannot see. Look at him, as he turns from Frank Spencer to some kind of gnashing jawed, wild eyed maniac. He does the paso doble, and he makes a flamethrower-laden fantasmagoria of sexual tension and barely concealed fury. His nice foxtrot, he suddenly bursts out into a brief but striking rattle of sheer ecstasy, and bugger anyone who watches him. A bloody song about a witch from a children's movie, and he trembles with inner fire as he explodes in a frenzy of G Forces and ligament snapping enthusiasm. At the end, as the green-painted lady from the fake girl group grabbed a broom and stood on a lift for the finale of a fake TV show to entertain the lowest common denominator, Kevin from Grimsby trembled like he'd just been granted an audience with Jehovah. And, God help me, sneering, depressive cynic that I am, for a brief moment I felt a flicker of emotion. I moistened, slightly. I've been to funerals and not cared. I've witnessed death and been unaffected. I spend my days dissecting and analysing. I've attempted murder and felt only mild concern that I might get caught. And Kevin Clifton had me emotionally invested in something totally fake and ridiculous.

Can you imagine what happens if he decides he believes in something that matters? What do we do, if he decides that what REALLY matters is politics? Or world domination? Or religion?

What do we do?”

We BELIEVE in HIM--he's just fabulous, isn't he?? What's NOT to love about his rejection of the whole "less is more" principle and no one'd ever accuse him of slacking or needing 'more attack'. Fact he's a brilliant dancer helps. too--if he could only bottle some of that energy and precision purpose, he'd be a zillionaire. LOVE KFG!
brendans babe
02-11-2014
Evening - just bumping this thread up for the start of Strictly tonight!
Rhumbatugger
02-11-2014
Hello all

Here we go.
anyonefortennis
02-11-2014
Let's hope it someone who really deserves to go this week.
EllieG
02-11-2014
Evening

Yet again I'm hoping for an Alison v Scott bottom two, don't mind which goes
Just hope Sunetra is safe, in a dangerous position
Rhumbatugger
02-11-2014
Chachachavvy has fainted.
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