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I thought Peter's quickstep was slow and plodding
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marinamau
06-10-2015
Originally Posted by Demi_pointes:
“It wasn't that bad, it's early days yet, but it wasn't as good as the judges made out. Although I was impressed by his ability to find the camera throughout his number...”

Perfectly put.
biscuitfactory
06-10-2015
To my eyes Peter & Jeanette's efforts are pretty standard for a middle-table couple at this stage of the contest.
The infuriating thing, though, is at least four of the other couples reached incredibly high standards for week two - more like early November standards - but Peter Perfect is somehow at the top of the table.
DeltaBlues
06-10-2015
Originally Posted by An Thropologist:
“BTF?

I am going to kick myself when you clarify aren't I? ”

Burn The Floor.
sidsgirl
06-10-2015
Originally Posted by biscuitfactory:
“To my eyes Peter & Jeanette's efforts are pretty standard for a middle-table couple at this stage of the contest.
The infuriating thing, though, is at least four of the other couples reached incredibly high standards for week two - more like early November standards - but Peter Perfect is somehow at the top of the table.”

Oh dear, and whose fault do you think that is
dancingbearbear
06-10-2015
Originally Posted by Demi_pointes:
“It wasn't that bad, it's early days yet, but it wasn't as good as the judges made out. Although I was impressed by his ability to find the camera throughout his number...”

The camera is his oxygen.
biscuitfactory
06-10-2015
Originally Posted by sidsgirl:
“Oh dear, and whose fault do you think that is”

Oh, I'm in no doubt of the answer to that;
The producers via the judges.
Before it had even started they'd decided they wanted the 'youth attractor' kept in as long as possible. So the judges have been instructed to give him stupidly high marks to keep him at the top of the table and out of harm's way ( public vote )
They probably hadn't envisaged most of the other contestants being so much better than him and, therefore, making the fix so obvious.
4smiffy
06-10-2015
Originally Posted by coppertop1:
“For week two parts of it were really bad, especially the trotting,
which shouldn't have been in the dance on any week”

Only in your opinion.
DeltaBlues
06-10-2015
Originally Posted by 4smiffy:
“Only in your opinion. ”

And mine. For a moment I thought I was watching Strictly Come Showjumping and someone had replaced Judy's Dalmations with a Welsh Cob.
sofakat
06-10-2015
Originally Posted by Demi_pointes:
“It wasn't that bad, it's early days yet, but it wasn't as good as the judges made out. Although I was impressed by his ability to find the camera throughout his number...”




I guess that's down his 26 years as a 'performer' - even though there are still some watching him trot, gallop and simper across the screen who are amazed by his ability to 'perform'.

Odd that.
wazzyboy
06-10-2015
Originally Posted by 4smiffy:
“Only in your opinion. ”

I think a fair few people have said on here they thought it was odd, and I am sure Craig mentioned it too. To be fair if it was choreographed like that it is not his fault, Janette looked to be doing similar if I remember.
sofakat
06-10-2015
Originally Posted by DeltaBlues:
“And mine. For a moment I thought I was watching Strictly Come Showjumping and someone had replaced Judy's Dalmations with a Welsh Cob.”

*falls off sofa laughing*

Nicky_Gardenov
06-10-2015
Originally Posted by sofakat:
“*falls off sofa laughing*

”

i can't wait for Jeremy's Charleston, he's so funny


TeamGG's rumba is a disaster waiting to happen
Tanzie
06-10-2015
Originally Posted by sidsgirl:
“Oh dear, and whose fault do you think that is”

Originally Posted by biscuitfactory:
“Oh, I'm in no doubt of the answer to that;
The producers via the judges.
Before it had even started they'd decided they wanted the 'youth attractor' kept in as long as possible. So the judges have been instructed to give him stupidly high marks to keep him at the top of the table and out of harm's way ( public vote )
They probably hadn't envisaged most of the other contestants being so much better than him and, therefore, making the fix so obvious.”


Couldn't agree more.
He's not terrible by any means, but he's not that great a dancer either. And the fault for that lies with Janette - she's either a poor choreographer or a poor teacher. Or both.
I am a bit bemused by your idea that Peter Andre was drafted in to attract the 'youth' viewers from the XFactor. I do understand that he's probably got plenty of fans, but I'm not convinced that if I was looking for someone to pull in younger viewers I would choose someone like Peter Andre.
DeltaBlues
06-10-2015
Originally Posted by Nicky_Gardenov:
“i can't wait for Jeremy's Charleston, he's so funny ”

With those limbs he could take out half the front row with a mistimed swivel. I hope the cameraman gets danger money.
Nicky_Gardenov
06-10-2015
Originally Posted by DeltaBlues:
“With those limbs he could take out half the front row with a mistimed swivel. I hope the cameraman gets danger money.”

well he entertained me twice with his Cha Cha Cha and American Smooth.

hope he stays at least until Halloween week
DeltaBlues
06-10-2015
Originally Posted by Nicky_Gardenov:
“well he entertained me twice with his Cha Cha Cha and American Smooth.

hope he stays at least until Halloween week ”

Yes, he'll make a fantastic spooky spider.
Nicky_Gardenov
06-10-2015
Originally Posted by DeltaBlues:
“Yes, he'll make a fantastic spooky spider.”

well i rather see him than Daniel O'Donnell.


but finally a joke act, who can entertain me
biscuitfactory
06-10-2015
Originally Posted by Tanzie:
“Couldn't agree more.
He's not terrible by any means, but he's not that great a dancer either. And the fault for that lies with Janette - she's either a poor choreographer or a poor teacher. Or both.
I am a bit bemused by your idea that Peter Andre was drafted in to attract the 'youth' viewers from the XFactor. I do understand that he's probably got plenty of fans, but I'm not convinced that if I was looking for someone to pull in younger viewers I would choose someone like Peter Andre.”

Yeah but this is the old fuddy duddys at the BBC we're talking about.
They probably think all the young uns love him.
sidsgirl
06-10-2015
Originally Posted by biscuitfactory:
“Oh, I'm in no doubt of the answer to that;
The producers via the judges.
Before it had even started they'd decided they wanted the 'youth attractor' kept in as long as possible. So the judges have been instructed to give him stupidly high marks to keep him at the top of the table and out of harm's way ( public vote )
They probably hadn't envisaged most of the other contestants being so much better than him and, therefore, making the fix so obvious.”

Oh, so you think the programme is fixed then. Have to admit, it's not a level playing field, is it, what with some having various levels of dancing experience, and some non at all.
'youth attractor' eh!
StrictlyEastend
06-10-2015
I didn't think it was too bad actually.

I do think that Darcey and Bruno were maybe a bit generous.
j4Rose
06-10-2015
Originally Posted by An Thropologist:
“If he had done it any faster it wouldn't have been on time with the music and that would be just silly. Nothing worse than trying to follow a lead who is dancing off time. Its like schizophrenia. Do you follow the guy or the music? In practice you are constantly flip flopping between following the leads and then the music and back to the leads. The whole experience is most unpleasant. .”

It's like insania

I thought his feet looked all over the shop at times.
viva.espana
06-10-2015
Originally Posted by Demi_pointes:
“It wasn't that bad, it's early days yet, but it wasn't as good as the judges made out. Although I was impressed by his ability to find the camera throughout his number...”

If that was the judging criterion, he'd get 4 x 10s every week.
4smiffy
06-10-2015
Originally Posted by wazzyboy:
“I think a fair few people have said on here they thought it was odd, and I am sure Craig mentioned it too. To be fair if it was choreographed like that it is not his fault, Janette looked to be doing similar if I remember.”

Karen Hardy gave some constructive criticism on the lift of his legs, but said it was a phenomenal dance and for the second week it was wow, amazing.
primer
06-10-2015
it was definitely quick (except the first part) but it didn't travel much, there were none of those long runs across the diagonal and too many on the spot foot sections that were largely obscured by janette's dress. the knees up bits were astonishing and one wonders how they could ever have come to happen.... overall it wasn't great, and it wasn't bad either. would like to see more content and more challenge as he's clearly reasonable able.
CravenHaven
06-10-2015
I don't like it.
yeah I know
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