In what context did he use the swear word?
What did Len Say?
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Is that why Zoe apologised, I thought she had sworn. Then when I read the other posters I remember Len saying something like the 'f' word. Am I right or have it completely wrong
Originally Posted by Camino:
“i think he called Bruno a little f****r”
“i think he called Bruno a little f****r”
Which, if he did, is bang out of order on a family show. Good job few heard it. I hate the f word, people use it like chewing gum these days and it's just as tacky.
I didn't hear anything but as soon as someone apologises for the bad language then we all try to find out what he said. Sometimes best to ignore it,
Strictly Come Dancing head judge Len Goodman appeared to swear live on TV - forcing co-host Zoe Ball to apologise to viewers for his bad language.
The 70-year-old got carried away in his effusive praise of Simon Webbe and Kristina Rihanoff's Argentine Tango and could be seen muttering the word "f**k" before stopping himself.
"I think it's something about this place actually, Tess," he began, referring to the special episode set in Blackpool. "Something about the atmosphere, the audience are behind everyone, the home of dance."
Len then quietly began to say the four-letter expletive much to the surprise of the studio audience and host Tess Daly.
Strictly Come Dancing head judge Len Goodman appeared to swear live on TV - forcing co-host Zoe Ball to apologise to viewers for his bad language.
The 70-year-old got carried away in his effusive praise of Simon Webbe and Kristina Rihanoff's Argentine Tango and could be seen muttering the word "******" before stopping himself.
"I think it's something about this place actually, Tess," he began, referring to the special episode set in Blackpool. "Something about the atmosphere, the audience are behind everyone, the home of dance."
Len then quietly began to say the four-letter expletive much to the surprise of the studio audience and host Tess Daly.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/s...oodman-4635990
The 70-year-old got carried away in his effusive praise of Simon Webbe and Kristina Rihanoff's Argentine Tango and could be seen muttering the word "f**k" before stopping himself.
"I think it's something about this place actually, Tess," he began, referring to the special episode set in Blackpool. "Something about the atmosphere, the audience are behind everyone, the home of dance."
Len then quietly began to say the four-letter expletive much to the surprise of the studio audience and host Tess Daly.
Strictly Come Dancing head judge Len Goodman appeared to swear live on TV - forcing co-host Zoe Ball to apologise to viewers for his bad language.
The 70-year-old got carried away in his effusive praise of Simon Webbe and Kristina Rihanoff's Argentine Tango and could be seen muttering the word "******" before stopping himself.
"I think it's something about this place actually, Tess," he began, referring to the special episode set in Blackpool. "Something about the atmosphere, the audience are behind everyone, the home of dance."
Len then quietly began to say the four-letter expletive much to the surprise of the studio audience and host Tess Daly.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/s...oodman-4635990
Originally Posted by erin_p:
“Strictly Come Dancing head judge Len Goodman appeared to swear live on TV - forcing co-host Zoe Ball to apologise to viewers for his bad language.
The 70-year-old got carried away in his effusive praise of Simon Webbe and Kristina Rihanoff's Argentine Tango and could be seen muttering the word "f**k" before stopping himself.
"I think it's something about this place actually, Tess," he began, referring to the special episode set in Blackpool. "Something about the atmosphere, the audience are behind everyone, the home of dance."
Len then quietly began to say the four-letter expletive much to the surprise of the studio audience and host Tess Daly.
Strictly Come Dancing head judge Len Goodman appeared to swear live on TV - forcing co-host Zoe Ball to apologise to viewers for his bad language.
The 70-year-old got carried away in his effusive praise of Simon Webbe and Kristina Rihanoff's Argentine Tango and could be seen muttering the word "******" before stopping himself.
"I think it's something about this place actually, Tess," he began, referring to the special episode set in Blackpool. "Something about the atmosphere, the audience are behind everyone, the home of dance."
Len then quietly began to say the four-letter expletive much to the surprise of the studio audience and host Tess Daly.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/s...oodman-4635990”
“Strictly Come Dancing head judge Len Goodman appeared to swear live on TV - forcing co-host Zoe Ball to apologise to viewers for his bad language.
The 70-year-old got carried away in his effusive praise of Simon Webbe and Kristina Rihanoff's Argentine Tango and could be seen muttering the word "f**k" before stopping himself.
"I think it's something about this place actually, Tess," he began, referring to the special episode set in Blackpool. "Something about the atmosphere, the audience are behind everyone, the home of dance."
Len then quietly began to say the four-letter expletive much to the surprise of the studio audience and host Tess Daly.
Strictly Come Dancing head judge Len Goodman appeared to swear live on TV - forcing co-host Zoe Ball to apologise to viewers for his bad language.
The 70-year-old got carried away in his effusive praise of Simon Webbe and Kristina Rihanoff's Argentine Tango and could be seen muttering the word "******" before stopping himself.
"I think it's something about this place actually, Tess," he began, referring to the special episode set in Blackpool. "Something about the atmosphere, the audience are behind everyone, the home of dance."
Len then quietly began to say the four-letter expletive much to the surprise of the studio audience and host Tess Daly.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/s...oodman-4635990”
That is naughty of the mirror cutting off the audio at the end there, on my play back of the show you can hear him say 'fudge'
https://vine.co/v/O5vxnXLYHd6 sounds and looks like `fudge` to me!
Originally Posted by chuffster:
“https://vine.co/v/O5vxnXLYHd6 sounds and looks like `fudge` to me!”
“https://vine.co/v/O5vxnXLYHd6 sounds and looks like `fudge` to me!”
Yup.
Originally Posted by cmrxx:
“Thank you, he did.”
“Thank you, he did.”
I do it all the time in front of the kids so to me it was obvious 😊
Originally Posted by Honestweegie:
“Nobody heard it so was a bit of a pointless apology”
“Nobody heard it so was a bit of a pointless apology”
Agreed.
If anything it highlighted it more (and you get threads like this on internet forums making it bigger than it was a dancing legend showing passion)
We have no clue.
Originally Posted by cmrxx:
“That is naughty of the mirror cutting off the audio at the end there, on my play back of the show you can hear him say 'fudge'”
“That is naughty of the mirror cutting off the audio at the end there, on my play back of the show you can hear him say 'fudge'”
And that's why they shouldn't have apologised.
No one heard it, even when we play it back it's unclear but sounds more like fudge than anything else. It wouldn't have been noticed if Zoe hadn't been forced to apologise.
Speaking of swearing, or almost swearing, did the singer sing "sh*t" during Rolling in the Deep to Steve & Ola's dance?
Didn't Len call Craig a Silly P***k a few weeks ago though? I think it was the week Scott did his crab dance, because I remember I was at a friend's house and we wound it back to check. They never apologized for that! And I didn't even notice Len had said anything tonight until the apology.
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