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And my favourite: Body of Baywatch Face of Crimewatch - BOBFOC!
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We 'Rinderites' (not sure if I like that name ... ).
What about us being "Rinderellas"?That has a nice ring to it!
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Sorry, I thought it was a new interview.
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[quote=StrictlyRed;84117218]Here is another interview, this time from Good Morning Britain, which was posted over on the Jay and Aliona thread. Some very interesting bits about cases he was involved with in his day job as a barrister, if you can bear watching Piers Morgan doing the interview. Quote:
Sorry, I thought it was a new interview.
![]() I like him (one of my 6 favourites this year), and I would say the feeling about him over there is generally positive, particularly re. his quick wit and the way he looks as though he's having a blast! I also love that there is a completely different side to him with his "proper job" - so intelligent. ![]() Quote:
That bit cracked me up too! Lovely to see how Robert takes it all in good spirits
![]() ![]() What about us being "Rinderellas"?That has a nice ring to it!
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Liking Rinderellas more than Rinderites. But is it politely brutal enough?
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The Flintstones Charleston looks like it's coming on well in training
https://twitter.com/clrhmly/status/783736192726626304 There'll be more tricks...and most probably more facial expressions!!! |
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[quote=MaggieMcGee;84121983] Quote:
Here is another interview, this time from Good Morning Britain, which was posted over on the Jay and Aliona thread. Some very interesting bits about cases he was involved with in his day job as a barrister, if you can bear watching Piers Morgan doing the interview.
Hey, it's the thought that is welcome. Thanks for the nice words and please return at any time for tea, biscuits and Rinder ![]() Liking Rinderellas more than Rinderites. But is it politely brutal enough? ![]()
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Is Rinderellas as inclusive as Rinderites? You know, these says we have to be gender neutral, gender inclusive, politically correct, etc.
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ICYMI , Oksana and Judge Rinder on Thursdays It Takes Two
https://t.co/2WvpJVBWFn |
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ICYMI , Oksana and Judge Rinder on Thursdays It Takes Two
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Rinderovers? ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() If we're combing their names .... how about the Robanas or the Rindanas?
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Whatever the name, it looks like Darcy is one of us!
http://www.ok.co.uk/tv/strictly-come...odman-win-show |
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What did everyone think of the Flintstones Charleston?
I loved the energy, the cheeky bongo drums and tricks in the choreography, plus a front handspring at the end - wow! All in all I think it was a pretty good attempt at the theme they'd been given, which lets face it, wasn't the best ever. |
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What did everyone think of the Flintstones Charleston?
I loved the energy, the cheeky bongo drums and tricks in the choreography, plus a front handspring at the end - wow! All in all I think it was a pretty good attempt at the theme they'd been given, which lets face it, wasn't the best ever. If they survive "tonight," hopefully the producers will be kinder to them next week. It seemed that for movie week, one couple got a straight, dance-appropriate song and theme, while the other couple doing the same dance style got stuck with something less appropriate. (Rinder/Oksana vs Claudia/AJ's perfect Charleston theme; Laura/Gio's salsa music vs Will/Karen's "salsa;" Ore/Joanne's most American smoothiest imaginable American smooth theme vs Greg/Natalie's Robin Hood.) |
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It was a bit underwhelming and definitely hindered by the theme.
If they survive "tonight," hopefully the producers will be kinder to them next week. It seemed that for movie week, one couple got a straight, dance-appropriate song and theme, while the other couple doing the same dance style got stuck with something less appropriate. (Rinder/Oksana vs Claudia/AJ's perfect Charleston theme; Laura/Gio's salsa music vs Will/Karen's "salsa;" Ore/Joanne's most American smoothiest imaginable American smooth theme vs Greg/Natalie's Robin Hood.) |
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These two need a good week next week. Rob looked a bit surprised not to be in the B2, IMO, think he was very disappointed with his performance. Hope they get a better music choice this week after two duds.
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loving Robert (I refuse to call him Judge!) and Oksana
they are so good and quirky together I had no idea who Robert was before Strictly and I am always a little skeptical about new pros - mainly because I know nothing about them but Oksana is a delight and Robert is just ![]() ![]()
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What did everyone think of the Flintstones Charleston?
I loved the energy, the cheeky bongo drums and tricks in the choreography, plus a front handspring at the end - wow! All in all I think it was a pretty good attempt at the theme they'd been given, which lets face it, wasn't the best ever. Well, I didn't like it, but that's because there was no way they would do well with the naff song and all the props. I can't think of a more inappropriate theme tune than the Flintstones to choreograph a dance routine, utterly ridiculous choice. I am hoping they come stronger this Saturday, looking forward to know what are going to dance and the song choice too. |
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I never enjoy a dance as much when you can't recognise the dancer through the costume or make-up. Even giving Laura red hair, for example, made a difference to me on Saturday. Rob was too different from himself as Fred Flintstone. This might not just be a recognition thing for the audience though. It must be hard for some characters to stay grounded and in the moment when props and appearances are too wild. For others (Ed's green face) maybe the divorce from reality helps...
For me, there was less joy in their Charleston because you couldn't quite see him doing it. It could have been anyone. His best dance for me is still that first one -- amazing! |
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The Oksana Team on Facebook posted a link to Robert on Scott Mills show yesterday
https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=...&v=Os2eZJauqUw Apparently he did drop Oksana in rehearsals and so they had to change the Charleston a bit. Their dance next week is quite funny and has a rural theme. Bum bongos are also discussed A LOT! |
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whilst I adore this pairing I am quite looking forward to seeing a non funny dance - if that makes sense
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whilst I adore this pairing I am quite looking forward to seeing a non funny dance - if that makes sense
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whilst I adore this pairing I am quite looking forward to seeing a non funny dance - if that makes sense
![]() Last night at the Attitude awards: https://twitter.com/GregJRutherford/...504?lang=en-gb https://twitter.com/TheOksanaTeam/st...084?lang=en-gb |
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Robert and Oksana have a VW to "Boom Bang-a-bang".
Not quite the light, romantic theme then?! |
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I'd like to see a more serious side to his dances too.
And in his interviews I'd like him to move away from his caricature, and just be his real self. From what I've seen of him and how he is with the other celebs and heard some anecdotal stories about how hes been with them behind the scenes, he seems a really kind and supportive fella. He may just be too used to 'getting into character' thinking thats what we want to see, but I'd like to see more of his real self off the dance floor (at least in the interviews) and keep the jokes for Craig
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