Maybe as they are so good, the voting public didn't vote for them, as they assumed their safe?

Me too. After the dance is over and when they get good comments, Kellie's adrenalin must be on overload. Anyway she's not the only one who screams. Georgia does it too. It's just a release.

Who are my favourites. Fixed it for you.

My opinion has everything to do with the show as I see it and your repeated insults of me are nothing to do with the show that is twice you done it and I don't appreciate it. Perhaps you should learn to respect other f/m's it costs nothing no matter what you think about their opinions.

Indeed perhaps you should.

EDIT: Posts are supposed to be constructive. The OP's post is destructive as it is riddled with blind assumptions about the behaviour of two participants and the reasons for them ending up in the bottom two. There is nothing constructive in venting dislike.

Being "humble" is completely over-rated these days. In fact, the whole concept of humility has been very ironically misappropriated by people who are happy to share life experiences which they apparently found "humbling" in order to make themselves look better or sell themselves.

A few years of reading application forms in which virtually everyone has created a supporting statement citing a "humbling" experience in order that this will make them appear to be a more desirable candidate has undoubtedly made me a little cynical of the whole notion of humility as a characteristic.

Whenever I hear anyone referring to anything as "humbling", it just puts me right off them.

I think they're both lovely people. Perhaps a little over-enthusiastic but I don't think they're big headed...although they did seem genuinely shocked to be in the DO tonight.

If anything I hope that being in the dance-off might encourage Kevin to be a bit more creative and exciting with his choreography. It's all been so very twee and naff for the most part.

The funny thing is, OP, I reckon if someone else had criticised Georgia or Helen in such a manner, you would've been straight at their throats. #justsaying

the start of the dance was just to cheesy , you can have to much cheese

Respect works both ways . Maybe if you were respectful to others you would earn respect then

Firstly I have been on here a long time and I have never been spoken to with less respect than by you and I never will be again you have attacked me three times and that is not acceptable.

I am going to ask the mods to remove this thread as I I don't want to see people that are so bad mannered to another f/m.

He criminally made the cool, calm, collected Frankie Sandford twee last year. Unforgivable.

As a pairing, Kellie and Kevin are smugness/tweeness ramped up to 70.

I agree. Each to their own, but I will never understand why someone would start a thread just to slag off a rival couple.

Agree with everything you said 😀
Peters umbleness 😅

I think removing the thread is a good idea. It's not in the spirit of the forum. As to me: Read other posters' responses to your thread.

Didnt go your way then ?

Better still, why not ask them to make you a mod, then you can just remove any posts that you don't like.

Kelly can be loud, but she seems harmless and nice enough.

It's OK for you to be nasty about Kelly though? What a hypocrite.

I agree. Very nice dancer... and I do have a little soft spot for Kevin.

^^^^^this

Yes, I seem to remember people who have criticised them being accused of 'spewing bile' several times

Well I don't like them especially Kevin (big head) & would have happily seen leave.. tonight. Hopefully they will go soon

Kellie's a bit screechy and Kevin's mildly irritating and I'm glad he's had his first dance off but I wouldn't say either needed to be more humble.

Shes always been very grateful for her scores and comments.

Kevin's a nuisance but I like Kellie and don't find her arrogant, self-absorbed, etc...

Oh and OP, Danny Dyer will be round to your's in 5...4...3...