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Strictly Come Dancing - 'It Takes Two' Chat Thread (Part 16)
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londongirlGre
07-12-2016
Originally Posted by yellowlabbie:
“Because they can.”

Which is good.

If they have time to train a lot, they should.
Rhumbatugger
07-12-2016
Originally Posted by Nina_Blake:
“Can the fish not learn if they don't want to get hooked, they can just swim in the other direction?”

I have to say in my defense, that a couple of not really horrible remarks is hardly bait. And absolutely bugger all compared to what's said about other contestants. And my opinion.

But some Danny fans have the ultimately easy twist knickers.

I admit to a bit of mild teasing mind. the OTT reaction isn't up to me.
yellowlabbie
07-12-2016
Originally Posted by daniellejayne:
“They are knew their schedules before agreeing to do the show.”

Yes they did, it's a pity they don't restrict the training hours though, just to make it a bit fairer, I mean he was almost a professional at the beginning so he hardly needs 13 hrs to train every day.
Domestos
07-12-2016
Originally Posted by yellowlabbie:
“Yes they did, it's a pity they don't restrict the training hours though, just to make it a bit fairer, I mean he was almost a professional at the beginning so he hardly needs 13 hrs to train every day.”

No that would make it unfair on other participants. To put time limits on those who have the time would be horrifically unfair on those that want and can spend the hours training. It has always been thus.
Monaogg
07-12-2016
Originally Posted by yellowlabbie:
“Yes they did, it's a pity they don't restrict the training hours though, just to make it a bit fairer, I mean he was almost a professional at the beginning so he hardly needs 13 hrs to train every day.”

4 x 11 hour days to learn the tango routine. Professionals picked it up in an hour.

😒
daniellejayne
07-12-2016
Originally Posted by yellowlabbie:
“Yes they did, it's a pity they don't restrict the training hours though, just to make it a bit fairer, I mean he was almost a professional at the beginning so he hardly needs 13 hrs to train every day.”

Yup - two years doing basic Jazz/Contemporary as part of a Musical Theater Course and then repeating the same routine every night for 21 months. Professional dancer right there!
yellowlabbie
07-12-2016
Originally Posted by Domestos:
“No that would make it unfair on other participants. To put time limits on those who have the time would be horrifically unfair on those that want and can spend the hours training. It has always been thus.”

I think it makes them look desperate to win.
londongirlGre
07-12-2016
Originally Posted by Domestos:
“No that would make it unfair on other participants. To put time limits on those who have the time would be horrifically unfair on those that want and can spend the hours training. It has always been thus.”

Agreed.

I'm sure that the celebrities agree to do the show very early on in the year so can change their schedules if possible. I read that Danny drop out of Legally Blonde to do the show.


Originally Posted by yellowlabbie:
“I think it makes them look desperate to win.”

Celebrities can't do a full series of the show twice, so they might as well take the opportunity to do as well as possible.
hayleys2915
07-12-2016
Originally Posted by yellowlabbie:
“I think it makes them look desperate to win.”

I'm sure if all the other contestants with other commitments had the time Danny has they would put in just as much effort. Damned if you do, damned if you don't.
duckylucky
07-12-2016
Originally Posted by Nina_Blake:
“Can the fish not learn if they don't want to get hooked, they can just swim in the other direction?”

This fish somtimes plays but can swim away to the nicer part of the pond when I want to !
Monaogg
07-12-2016
Originally Posted by hayleys2915:
“I'm sure if all the other contestants with other commitments had the time Danny has, they would put in just as much effort.”

Exactly.

Some people take longer to learn things, should they be penalised by having to compete vs quick learners on the same time constraints?
londongirlGre
07-12-2016
Originally Posted by hayleys2915:
“I'm sure if all the other contestants with other commitments had the time Danny has they would put in just as much effort. Damned if you do, damned if you don't.”

Agreed.
Nina_Blake
07-12-2016
Originally Posted by daniellejayne:
“Yup - two years doing basic Jazz/Contemporary as part of a Musical Theater Course and then repeating the same routine every night for 21 months. Professional dancer right there!”

Yeah, um, there will have been ballet and tap too as core subjects.

And do you really think one of the UK's top institutions, where one of Strictly's judges went would make students do the same routine over and over for a whole year?
Mutinta
07-12-2016
Originally Posted by yellowlabbie:
“I think it makes them look desperate to win.”

I'm not sure how someone being willing to work hard makes them desperate. If Danny wasn't training hard, people would criticise him for being lazy and cocky.
Rhumbatugger
07-12-2016
Originally Posted by duckylucky:
“This fish somtimes plays but can swim away to the nicer part of the pond when I want to !”

You LIKE it ducky, bit of salt in all that sugar.
Nina_Blake
07-12-2016
Originally Posted by duckylucky:
“This fish somtimes plays but can swim away to the nicer part of the pond when I want to !”

Maybe it should stay there in blissful ignorance
Domestos
07-12-2016
Originally Posted by yellowlabbie:
“I think it makes them look desperate to win.”

I think it makes them want to do their very best as anyone would. Maybe then Claudia should be told, uhuh no gymnastics girl, it gives you and advantage and makes you look desperate to win?
Monaogg
07-12-2016
Originally Posted by Nina_Blake:
“Yeah, um, there will have been ballet and tap too as core subjects.

And do you really think one of the UK's top institutions, where one of Strictly's judges went would make students do the same routine over and over for a whole year?”

You have joined his theatre training with the separate period when he was understudy.
daniellejayne
07-12-2016
Originally Posted by Nina_Blake:
“Yeah, um, there will have been ballet and tap too as core subjects.

And do you really think one of the UK's top institutions, where one of Strictly's judges went would make students do the same routine over and over for a whole year?”

I was referring to his time in Wicked.
Muggsy
07-12-2016
Originally Posted by Nina_Blake:
“Yeah, um, there will have been ballet and tap too as core subjects.

And do you really think one of the UK's top institutions, where one of Strictly's judges went would make students do the same routine over and over for a whole year?”

I think the poster was talking about his West End experience.
Domestos
07-12-2016
Originally Posted by hayleys2915:
“I'm sure if all the other contestants with other commitments had the time Danny has they would put in just as much effort. Damned if you do, damned if you don't.”

Well no, apparently not! Fact is both Claudia and AJ have stressed at least two times how fiercely competitive they both are. Imagine if a Clifton said that on TV?! Or Danny for that matter?
Monaogg
07-12-2016
Originally Posted by duckylucky:
“This fish somtimes plays but can swim away to the nicer part of the pond when I want to !”

I wonder if the wily old pike looks on the challenge of occasionally getting caught as a bit of a holiday? After all, they get thrown back most of the time.
Nina_Blake
07-12-2016
Originally Posted by Muggsy:
“I think the poster was talking about his West End experience.”

My bad!

Edit - still certainly unswayed by the implication that this doesn't make you an advanced and competent dancer, though.
yellowlabbie
07-12-2016
Originally Posted by Domestos:
“I think it makes them want to do their very best as anyone would. Maybe then Claudia should be told, uhuh no gymnastics girl, it gives you and advantage and makes you look desperate to win?”

No, Claudia would have given up her gymnastic training if she was desperate to win.
Pontywarrior
07-12-2016
I am not a lover of Ian Waite and thought tonight he seemed very pro Ore in his round up.

Maybe just me?
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