Not seen anything like this outcry in a long time on this show. It's all over Twitter and Facebook

Also the messages on the actual BBC Strictly page are pretty damning as well.

All social media is complaining about this travesty.

I'm thinking it will be ignored on It Takes Two, but the damage has been done to the integrity of SCD tonight.

I doubt it.

It Takes Two will not even mention the bad feedback.

No, the BBC will not comment as they will expect it to fade away before next weeks show and people will still watch.

If they thought for one second that something really bad would happen, people stopped watching so their viewing figures went down, or people stopped voting by phone so no money coming in there, then yes they might make a half hearted mention of it on ITT. But right now they will batten down the hatches and wait for the storm to blow itself out.

Lets be honest, on ITT Zoe only reads out tweets and emails from viewers that are up beat about the people she is interviewing. So yes, she 'may' mention the social media going crazy about Jamelia leaving when she interviews her and Tristan, but she most certainly will no go into details, and it certainly will not be mentioned when Peter is on the show.

Mind you, XFactor bosses must be rubbing their hands in glee right now, lol.

Nope.

They will say it was close, a hard decision, how it was interesting That Len said he preferred Jamelia, etc etc. I.e. Nothing contentious.

It's not important is it, people wind each other up
I thought peter was the better dancer but so what?

No I don't think they will. The judges were obviously voting on orders. There's no way Darcy, who looked dreadful when giving her answer, would have saved Peter with that dance. I can't call it a jive because it clearly wasn't.

I think which judge turns up next on ITT, possibly Bruno, will say something like "it was very close, difficult to decide, so I went for the dancer with most potential".

No they won't, just like ITV won't say anything about Spencer Matthews

Who??

He's been in the jungle.

I can't think why they would want to save Peter, except for the fact that so few men are left. But even that doesn't make much sense, having Peter won't make it a much better programme. It would have been so much more interesting to have someone who has survived five dance-offs.

What they will say is "Brilliant way to boost the ratings, have a big controversy."

His Management are flooding the media with Andre PR, the BBC are loving this as it gives them publicity.

Plus they seem to believe he is popular, but he only really has a cult following.

For my mind, the BBC have totally misread his appeal and tonight they are getting the wrong sort of publicity as a result.

It'll blow over it's a big deal on forums and social media but outside of that it's no bigger than previous controversies. If you search strictly in google the three main stories are Peter peaking too soon, Ola looking down after quitting and Georgia celebrating.