Yes - after two dances.
I don't get what point you're making by keep asking that
He's done two dances - same as everybody else. They were not 'top of the leaderboard' quality dances. If they'd been performed by anyone other than Peter Andre they'd have ended up where they belonged; mid table.
My theory is that Andre is perceived by the producers to be the 'youth pulling' contestant. Their best bet for grabbing viewers from their ITV rival. So they need to keep him in as long as possible and, to do this they are overmarking him to keep him high on the leaderboard and safe from the public vote.
I just find it insulting to viewers' intelligence that they expect us to believe that the judges actually think his dancing is the best. Craig, especially, loses all integrity for me by giving a non-cha cha cha and a graceless clumpy quickstep such high marks.
I don't get what point you're making by keep asking that

He's done two dances - same as everybody else. They were not 'top of the leaderboard' quality dances. If they'd been performed by anyone other than Peter Andre they'd have ended up where they belonged; mid table.
My theory is that Andre is perceived by the producers to be the 'youth pulling' contestant. Their best bet for grabbing viewers from their ITV rival. So they need to keep him in as long as possible and, to do this they are overmarking him to keep him high on the leaderboard and safe from the public vote.
I just find it insulting to viewers' intelligence that they expect us to believe that the judges actually think his dancing is the best. Craig, especially, loses all integrity for me by giving a non-cha cha cha and a graceless clumpy quickstep such high marks.




