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So obviously biased tonight
All dancers being shown in Lens lense apart from Rinser. Hmmm wonder who will be going?
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All dancers being shown in Lens lense apart from Rinser. Hmmm wonder who will be going?
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Robert's ballroom week and he was asked to dance a Samba, a week after Danny's perfect Samba. Something doesn't add up.
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All dancers being shown in Lens lense apart from Rinser. Hmmm wonder who will be going?
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Robert's ballroom week and he was asked to dance a Samba, a week after Danny's perfect Samba. Something doesn't add up.
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Claudia, Louise & Danny all got positive remarks on Len's Lens expect for Ore
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I agree with this, it stinks frankly. People keep telling me it doesn't matter that Rob used his last Latin dance this week as it was obvious he was going - but that doesn't really make it right, if anything it makes it sound even worse!
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I know people keep saying 'Let it go', but I believe if you want things to change, you have to fight for it. Just blatant favouritism.
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Yes and the criticism seemed very harsh as Ore was partly up on toes just not as much as Craig wanted - despite favouritism criticism the odds seemed to be more stacked against him than for him!!
And nothing for Rinder. Lot of absolute agenda, and obvious. |
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Could it possibly be that Rinder just wasn't as good as the others? Not favouritism at all. I know a lot of people loved him, but he really wasn't that good.
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Robert's ballroom week and he was asked to dance a Samba, a week after Danny's perfect Samba. Something doesn't add up.
The depths this forum goes to to find conspiracy theories that just don't add up astonishes me sometimes. |
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Could it possibly be that Rinder just wasn't as good as the others? Not favouritism at all. I know a lot of people loved him, but he really wasn't that good.
All the talk of bias, overmarking, undermarking, etc, is RUBBISH! The judges know what they are doing better than us. |
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He certainly wasn't as good as the others and I've seen him dance better. He's lovely, he's done well to get so far but it was time to go.
All the talk of bias, overmarking, undermarking, etc, is RUBBISH! The judges know what they are doing better than us. |
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Robert's ballroom week and he was asked to dance a Samba, a week after Danny's perfect Samba. Something doesn't add up.
Also much as he seems like a lovely person, he was by far the weakest of the dancers left. It's not exactly the shock of the century that he went home this week. |
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He said on ITT the samba was a collection of the 'greatest hits' moves of all his Strickly Latin dances. He knew he was going.
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I hope you lot will never get anywhere that nuclear button
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Robert's ballroom week and he was asked to dance a Samba, a week after Danny's perfect Samba. Something doesn't add up.
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Lens lens was all about rationalising the scores tonight. No showing of Danny's poor legs and feet, no showing of Claudia's problem keeping flow, some manufactured guff about how Louisa actually managed to deliver the character of Calamity Jane, which is just so silly I can hardly say it, and yet Ore didn't lift himself off his toes ENOUGH apparantly, and had to be chided.
And nothing for Rinder. Lot of absolute agenda, and obvious. |
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You keep repeating this ad nauseum but seem to be completely ignoring the numerous people in various threads who have pointed out to you that the order of the dances is set well in advance. They didn't sit around last Saturday after Danny's 4 tens and go 'I know what'll stitch up the Judge, let's make him samba next week'.
Also much as he seems like a lovely person, he was by far the weakest of the dancers left. It's not exactly the shock of the century that he went home this week. |
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Thought Rinder has been half decent all the way through the series and to be fair to his has toned down the "in your face" profile and became quite likeable the longer he lasted. Unfortunately for him there were 2 or 3 who were always going to be in the final from week one plus the lovely tear gushing Ori who was also pretty good.
Think "the best of the rest" which was were he ended up was a fair reflection for him.. |
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Yes, they are biased but what can we do? I think though, that at the final when the votes are from the viewers, we will see a different result. But that's not helping the ones who have been voted off will it.
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He said on ITT the samba was a collection of the 'greatest hits' moves of all his Strickly Latin dances. He knew he was going.
He did amazingly well to have come fifth in a very strong field. May well have been Katya's decision, we've heard before that the pro's choose which dances and it what order. Some have dodged samba too often for it to be a co-incidence. |
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Lens lens was all about rationalising the scores tonight. No showing of Danny's poor legs and feet, no showing of Claudia's problem keeping flow, some manufactured guff about how Louisa actually managed to deliver the character of Calamity Jane, which is just so silly I can hardly say it, and yet Ore didn't lift himself off his toes ENOUGH apparantly, and had to be chided.
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You keep repeating this ad nauseum but seem to be completely ignoring the numerous people in various threads who have pointed out to you that the order of the dances is set well in advance. They didn't sit around last Saturday after Danny's 4 tens and go 'I know what'll stitch up the Judge, let's make him samba next week'.
Also much as he seems like a lovely person, he was by far the weakest of the dancers left. It's not exactly the shock of the century that he went home this week. The conspiracy is not that the order of evictions is orchestrated but who they wish to remain is as is who they want rid. |
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