I think we should set up a petition to bring back the old training videos we used to get before they dance on a Saturday night, rather than these awful set up naff video's that we get now.
The professional dancers are not actors and it is so embarrassingly bad to watch. As the format of the show now seems to be, to have lots of good dancers, then I think we need to see more of them struggling in training to really understand the journey they are going through.
All we see at the moment is 10 seconds or training where they struggle, 30 seconds of awkward conversation about what the professional thinks they need to make the dance better and then a trip to the funfair/west end show/salsa evening/their kitchen/their kids or old teachers arrive and hold up score paddles - delete where applicable. Seen it all before!
I want to see the relationship between pro and celeb, the dance training and hear them talk about it so I can build the connection with that dancer. We can't all watch It takes Two. With the likes of Danny, Louise, Ore, all you see is awkward conversation followed by a brilliant dance on the night. Doesn't endear me to them at all.
Bring back the non cheesy training video - whose with me?
The professional dancers are not actors and it is so embarrassingly bad to watch. As the format of the show now seems to be, to have lots of good dancers, then I think we need to see more of them struggling in training to really understand the journey they are going through.
All we see at the moment is 10 seconds or training where they struggle, 30 seconds of awkward conversation about what the professional thinks they need to make the dance better and then a trip to the funfair/west end show/salsa evening/their kitchen/their kids or old teachers arrive and hold up score paddles - delete where applicable. Seen it all before!
I want to see the relationship between pro and celeb, the dance training and hear them talk about it so I can build the connection with that dancer. We can't all watch It takes Two. With the likes of Danny, Louise, Ore, all you see is awkward conversation followed by a brilliant dance on the night. Doesn't endear me to them at all.
Bring back the non cheesy training video - whose with me?





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- that they aren't willing to pay for camera and sound people to spend ages in the training rooms hoping something interesting will happen. So they went over to much more staged films, with a tiny bit of training filmed for each couple. Now they have much more control over what the camera crew need to get (for Ian's warm-up, etc) and it's all much more manageable and affordable than keeping them in training rooms for long pieces of time.

