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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. |
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Out of everyone this year, I would say that Peter Andre has slightly more name recognition than any one else in the line up. Name recognition does just mean that people inmidiatly put a face to the name, not that they are worthy of such recognition or that it is a positive association.
I believe that the producers want to run a successful show, as people have mentioned, having a good performer (and there is no doubt that he is that) last assures that the show ends on a high note even if technically he is not. He is also given two crowd pleasing dances so far, so that helps. Though one could argue that this is further proof of his preferential treatment. Long term this does not help him, his fans will still vote for him no matter what, but it's bound to alienate more undecided than convert them in to fans. Also, wasn't an important rugby game on Saturday clashing with the end of strictly? |
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Out of everyone this year, I would say that Peter Andre has slightly more name recognition than any one else in the line up. Name recognition does just mean that people inmidiatly put a face to the name, not that they are worthy of such recognition or that it is a positive association.
I believe that the producers want to run a successful show, as people have mentioned, having a good performer (and there is no doubt that he is that) last assures that the show ends on a high note even if technically he is not. He is also given two crowd pleasing dances so far, so that helps. Though one could argue that this is further proof of his preferential treatment. Long term this does not help him, his fans will still vote for him no matter what, but it's bound to alienate more undecided than convert them in to fans. Also, wasn't an important rugby game on Saturday clashing with the end of strictly? |
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Ok, thanks for that. I don't really understand the logic behind it though.
Either he dances well or he doesn't, which will be noted whether he's first or last. if that makes sense does seem a little unfair that Peter closed the 1st show and was 2nd to last in the 2nd show............. having said that its only week 2 so we shall see ![]()
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Out of everyone this year, I would say that Peter Andre has slightly more name recognition than any one else in the line up. Name recognition does just mean that people immediately put a face to the name, not that they are worthy of such recognition or that it is a positive association.
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I'm beginning to wonder whether he might be this year's Jason.
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true but because there are so many couples, going on last or second to last means the general viewer is probably more likely to remember the routine and pick up the phone to vote - esp as the lines open just after the last couples have danced
if that makes sense does seem a little unfair that Peter closed the 1st show and was 2nd to last in the 2nd show............. having said that its only week 2 so we shall see ![]() ![]() |
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I see him as this year's Sophie Ellis Bextor - just as many mistakes / weaknesses as all the other contestants but these are ignored by the judges or are briefly commented on and then the mediocre dance is given ridiculously high marks.
Of course, Peter Andre has something in common with SEB - youth interest. She, too, was the contestant brought in to pull in the X Factor audience. |
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If he's so generally despised, it should not help him if he went the last during the whole SCD run.
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I think he's this year's Jake. All flash, no substance. Common factor? Janette, who appears to know neither what the dances should contain nor how to dance it herself. Had he been paired with Lilia or Flavia (I think they're the only two other pros short enough for him), he'd stand a chance of producing a dance that actually looks like it should.
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I kinda think that some people hate him so much that they are desperate for a reason to berate him & the running order is the only thing they have to do it so far.
I think if it continues for a few weeks more, I'd maybe raise an eyebrow, but right now, it just seems like normal, get potentially good dances to open & close the show and hide the mediocre ones earlier. |
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I kinda think that some people hate him so much that they are desperate for a reason to berate him & the running order is the only thing they have to do it so far.
People just find him OTT and utterly fake with his puppy dog 'desperate to be loved' persona. Being married to Price did not help, neither does his continued penchant for flogging his life/kids/Pricetrauma for money. Being orange and caked in makeup 24/7 is not lovable either. The 80s is over. Feel rather sorry for him. He does not know how to be normal. The show must always 'go on' is not a way to live. You can stop. He is not a great dancer. Period. He's a stage school hoofer at best. I also find it hilarious when people bang on about his ability to perform when he has been a performer for 26 years already. Yes, 26 years. He ought to be able to flog something, even if it is an over-excited cha cha with shades of Knees Up Mother Brown. |
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I think if it continues for a few weeks more, I'd maybe raise an eyebrow, but right now, it just seems like normal, get potentially good dances to open & close the show and hide the mediocre ones earlier.
Unless he and Janette really raise their game, I can't see him lasting too long in there. |
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He's really not interesting enough to hate, and anyway we are not all sulking teenagers playing the 'hatah' game.
People just find him OTT and utterly fake with his puppy dog 'desperate to be loved' persona. Being married to Price did not help, neither does his continued penchant for flogging his life/kids/Pricetrauma for money. Being orange and caked in makeup 24/7 is not lovable either. The 80s is over. Feel rather sorry for him. He does not know how to be normal. The show must always 'go on' is not a way to live. You can stop. He is not a great dancer. Period. He's a stage school hoofer at best. I also find it hilarious when people bang on about his ability to perform when he has been a performer for 26 years already. Yes, 26 years. He ought to be able to flog something, even if it is an over-excited cha cha with shades of Knees Up Mother Brown. |
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He's really not interesting enough to hate, and anyway we are not all sulking teenagers playing the 'hatah' game.
People just find him OTT and utterly fake with his puppy dog 'desperate to be loved' persona. Being married to Price did not help, neither does his continued penchant for flogging his life/kids/Pricetrauma for money. Being orange and caked in makeup 24/7 is not lovable either. The 80s is over. Feel rather sorry for him. He does not know how to be normal. The show must always 'go on' is not a way to live. You can stop. He is not a great dancer. Period. He's a stage school hoofer at best. I also find it hilarious when people bang on about his ability to perform when he has been a performer for 26 years already. Yes, 26 years. He ought to be able to flog something, even if it is an over-excited cha cha with shades of Knees Up Mother Brown. |
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If he's so generally despised, it should not help him if he went the last during the whole SCD run.
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I don't think he is the best and he is being pushed forward as the best
by the producers and the judges 😕 His quickstep and cha cha did not deserve the marks he received far too high 😯 Other dancers in the competition are way better... So will be keeping an eye on the judges scores 😀 |
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i'm surprised how much people know about this person and how repetitive the complaints about him are, especially given how grown up and objective his critics are, or claim to be.
i know very little about him, so he can't be that hard to avoid
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When I heard Andre was involved this year, I was disappointed in the BBC for scraping the bottom of the barrel, I'm even more appalled that they'd make him out to be the star.
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The Abomination that is Andre, imho, is a nobody who got lucky.
He repulses me. Pass the bucket. |
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Yes - after two dances.
I don't get what point you're making by keep asking that ![]() |
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Completely agree! The only reason I keep mentioning his good performance levels is that people realise I am not blinded by hate or dislike.
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I reckon he's desperate to break out of the ITV2 reality ghetto and gain some BBC respectability. His management are probably hoping to groom him for the Lisa Reilly/Alison Hammond gig.
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They have a gig?
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Craig was singing Peter's praises on the radio this morning. According to the article, he has also mentioned Helen, but find it odd that he's not mentioned other exceptional dancers like Kellie, Anita and Katie.
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