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marie osmond's amazing!!!
Does anyone else think that Marie is just amazing yes she might not be the best dancer but when you think what she has been through in the last week and year she is certainly an inspirational person and i think that Donny's help to get her through this is just so nice to see as they have come through a lot of difficulties. Is anyone else rooting for Marie???
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Does anyone else think that Marie is just amazing yes she might not be the best dancer but when you think what she has been through in the last week and year she is certainly an inspirational person and i think that Donny's help to get her through this is just so nice to see as they have come through a lot of difficulties. Is anyone else rooting for Marie???
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yeh i agree with you on her personality she is just so full of life and bubbly and her anytimes she laughs everyone laughs with her she can light up a room so easily with her laugh and smile
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I'd go as far as to say out of all the celebs on DWTS or SCD, Marie is the one I would most like to meet!
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She's certainly got a great personality, and is alot of fun, and always gives a good performance.
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^ Yep, just like La Rhumba said.
However, I think at this stage of the competition she is lacking in technique. But she certainly does make up for it with sheer enthusiasm and great performance
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^ Yep, just like La Rhumba said.
However, I think at this stage of the competition she is lacking in technique. But she certainly does make up for it with sheer enthusiasm and great performance ![]() I agree with you there, but did get irritated last night when the judges marked her a "perfect" 10 for her ballroom dance, as it very far from perfect. To start with the fundamental of ballroom is that there is body contact - with Marie & J you could drive the proverbial bus between them, and she was just 'hanging on'. The second thing I found offensive was her flat shoes! She was wearing the sort of shoes that Juvenile dancers (under 12) wear.... I can't imagine anyone on Strictly getting away with either the above - Craig and Arlene would have blue fits! |
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I like Marie too. She has improved but I think Mel B will win it.
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She'll win it due to sympathy vote. Not as good as Helio or Mel B though.
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She'll win it due to sympathy vote. Not as good as Helio or Mel B though.
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I don't think she got to the final on the judge and public vote combination last week, because of sympathy. She was fabulously entertaining (as she has been mos of the way through) both on the floor and off. She has also put in some great technical performances at times, and her quickstep in particular last week was delightful.
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i like her a lot ,but i think mel b and helio are the better dancers
![]() saying that ,i'll be surprised if marie doesen't win. she is a very popular person with the American public and her family in general is iconic in the USA. coupled with the sympathy vote i can see her winning . can't see the US public giving the win to Mel due to her being english.
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I really don't think the Osmond's are considered an iconic American family. Before Marie's stint on DWTS they weren't really remembered for anything beyond their being mormon and having big teeth. Now, with her plastered over Entertainment Tonight and half a dozen other shows she's seems to be on a wave of publicity which could carry her to a win unfortunately.
If Mel B. does win, which would be a big shame imo, it won't be because she's English, it will be because Marie has gotten the most publicity and the sympathy vote due to her many trials lately. Heck, Helio isn't American and he's been a front runner all season as well. To put so much emphasis on nationality is wrong imo. If it was such an issue why would 2 of the top 3 not be American? |
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Oh right, cos in the UK they are remembered by people over the age of 35 for being singers and in the charts alot in the 1970s, and for the Donny & Marie TV show.
Donny always says that the UK Fans are the best Osmond Fans in the world!
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Yes, the family is fondly remembered by a ladies of a certain age, me included.
They also do a huge amount of charitable work; and if you ever get to Utah there's a lot of evidence, usually in the small print on charity/campaign posters, of their support for good causes. Whatever the issue about the 'sympathy' vote, she certainly deserves kudos for carrying on with the show. I lost both my parents relatively young, and I couldn't have picked myself up like she has so soon after. |
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Oh right, cos in the UK they are remembered by people over the age of 35 for being singers and in the charts alot in the 1970s, and for the Donny & Marie TV show.
Donny always says that the UK Fans are the best Osmond Fans in the world! ![]() Now that you say that, I'm sure you're quite right that they are remembered like that by some. I'm from a slightly younger demographic so I missed Puppy Love and all that. Still, it's been a long time and I do believe that they're not quite up to iconic stature for the general public. Quote:
Originally Posted by flotsom
Whatever the issue about the 'sympathy' vote, she certainly deserves kudos for carrying on with the show. I lost both my parents relatively young, and I couldn't have picked myself up like she has so soon after.
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In my opinion, nationality is playing zero part in this and will not be a deciding factor in whoever wins. People are not going to vote for Marie just because she's American.
Im sure the Jenny/Derek votes will now be split and will go to either Mel B or Helio People simply become endeared by someone by their trials and tribulations, or by a heart warming story, or a rise from the bottom to the top, or just a plain "wow" factor. Marie is a typical comeback story. 70's popularity, sort of fading in the public eye and not too well known to the younger generation but still known to those in their 30s and older. Her and Donny both have somewhat kept their names in print over the years due to varying circumstances. Both have written about depression. Marie is on QVC often, and Donny has been in Broadway shows I believe. Helio. A person with such charisma and charm. A virtual unknown except from the race car driver set is what I am guessing. I dont really know. But I think the American public has taken him under their wings. He's gone from being a non dancer to someone most everybody enjoys watching. We've all watched him come so far and I dont think anybody has a bad thing to say about him. Mel B is beautiful and spectacular to watch. I can't imagine anybody denying that. The British have been intertwined into the American entertainment scene since the Beatles and Stones so I cannot imagine anybody is sitting around the TV distinguishing between an American or a Brit. This is not a show about national pride. I dont think anybody here is comparing it to an olympics event. It's just good clean fun. I'm glad it's getting better in the ratings each year. |
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Thanks so much for your assessment Aerick!
![]() I must totally agree with all your points about the 3 Finalists. Enjoy the show tonight, let's hope we see some great dancing, I'm sure we will. I'm planning to stay up for it and watch the webcam, fingers crossed there's no hitch technically. Enjoy the Finale everyone!!!!!!!!!!! ![]() ![]() ![]() This series of DWTS has been super, I loved the last one too, but who knew it could be topped? ![]() It's amazing! ![]() BTW I don't know if yourself and Sari read the post by a lady who attended one of Donny's concerts at Wembley a few weeks ago - the week that Marie fainted. As you know, Donny was over here on a concert tour, and still giving his weekly views to ET, and during that concert he made the audience laugh by making them all pretend to be Marie, and then announcing her name, and getting everyone to dramatically pretend to faint! It sounds cruel, but I'm sure it was really funny and meant in the kidly spirit of brotherly love and support. It made me really laugh anyway!
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um great entertainer but what was that freestlye all about
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um great entertainer but what was that freestlye all about
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Her freestyle must have cost her votes. I think it was a bit too 'alternative' to have mass appeal. Very 'Baby Jane'
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Her freestyle must have cost her votes. I think it was a bit too 'alternative' to have mass appeal. Very 'Baby Jane'
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Did Marie get enough plugs in about her dolls. Guess she felt that was more important than anything else. Bizarre!
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Did Marie get enough plugs in about her dolls. Guess she felt that was more important than anything else. Bizarre!
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Now that you say that, I'm sure you're quite right that they are remembered like that by some. I'm from a slightly younger demographic so I missed Puppy Love and all that. Still, it's been a long time and I do believe that they're not quite up to iconic stature for the general public.
She definitely has taken the saying "the show must go on" to heart. Personally, I would never have been able to. They became more than pop stars and became all round entertainers. Everyone in America knew (and most liked) who she was way way way before DWTS. |
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