He is only a bit older than me

Haha that made me laugh out loud. I'm still doing it and will do it every time I hear her name!

They want a 2 boy, 2 girl last 4. They have 2 good boys and 5 good girls . They have to lose 3 females somehow., or stop them becoming seen as competitors.

As with a lot of reality TV personalities, the producers overestimate their popularity with the public. For a number of years now PA and his management have posited that he is a very popular celebrity without the TV ratings, record or concert sales to back it up and the BBC seem to think it's true.

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Superb rack from Janette.






I mentioned this earlier, when she was just standing in the "Clauditorium." (I notice such things)

So here's the "before" video again.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=My1zQjqXjkw


So I'd say yes, unless at age 32 she's "a late developer."

She is married and her husband is in the audience tonight and was last week, they were very clearly very happy as she went over to him every chance she could (I was in the audience)....nothing is going on, sick of these comments about the 2 of them

Could be chicken fillets.

People in trouble in my view are Jay (shocker I know) and possibly Anita (early in the show with an unremarkable score) Along with Kirsty for definite- Daniel/Carol/Jeremy probably will have enough public support to get through

Closer to "turkey crowns,"

I always think of a ra-ra skirt. Wish she would wear one for one of the dances

Depends how many she's packed in - could be a full set.

Gleb's bare chest was a bit much. Anita was undermarked.

Are you kidding? Aljaz is a 19-time national champion in Ballroom, Latin and Ten Dance! I don't think Artem won anything, but please feel free to correct me (seriously). Plus Artem showed his true colours when he got a less than able celeb in Fern Britton. I never ever thought of Artem as a kind person, where as Aljaz has always come over as a really kind guy (no I am not a big Aljaz fan). Artem was a good looking Prima Donna - definitely more DWTS than SCD.

I agree about Aljaz's attitude towards his dance partners - I actually loved his partnership with Allison Hammond. They knew they'd never win but you could tell how much fun they had in training and enjoyed every single week.

I don't know whether it's my display settings, but every dress has seemed to make these lovely women look thick waisted and heavy when clearly they are not. I would seriously like to know, I'm not being facetious

Ok, Only time will tell. If you can just watch the bit after all the judges comments before they moved away the way she was kissing him and it went on and on, it felt creepy. I thought somebody will have to drag them away.
Also watch when Claudia was signing off with all the couples bar these two who at the back cuddling???. It did look creepy and she is not coming out well in this scenario.

I was one of those people who was happy that she got a good partner.
I have a feeling she is heading for bottom 2 very soon.

Obviously you must know her because from your tone it sounds personal.

I think it will be Ainsley and Kirsty in the dance off.

It was only sympathy and reassurance from Aliona, he was clearly gutted and she was trying to comfort him. You're reading too much into it.

With keyhole surgery there is less pain and you are up and about sooner. No stitches to speak of.

Did she offer the same sympathy and reassurance to Gregg Wallace I wonder?

That aside, wasn't Craig back within a week of hip replacement? Or did I dream it?

Ahh but not dancing. He did come back fairly quickly. They gave him a higher chair.
A lot depends on how fit you were before.
I had a hip replacement a few years ago, as I wore one out playing a lot of squash when I was younger, but I was back playing golf after about six weeks.

Is it only on SCD? Perhaps your TV display settings are wrong. There's only a small difference between two of the common settings, so it might be worthwhile trying each setting when you're watching something where you can easily see the difference.


I think you re right about Craig, but Annsyre, I understand how they can get the old bits out (break it up into small pieces), but how so they get the new knee in?

Knees aren't too much of a problem. With my hip replacement, to removed the calcified spurs which made my original hip difficult to get at, my surgeon said he used a hammer and chisel, (the pelvis being the hardest bone in the skeleton). "All in a days work," mind you, they do a few a day.

Gregg Wallace was too 'ballsy' to beat himself up over mistakes so he didn't generally need comforting.