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Brenden's extra lift
Can't they just throw him out if he does an extra lift . It relly annoys me he only does it for the tv if this was a real dance comp with e money he would go by the rules X
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Throw him out, thats a bit harsh!
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Auto placement in bottom 2 would be better. He is a bad bad boy and I just hope this year he takes the rules a little more seriously.
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Somehow I don't see that happening.
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It certainly isn't fair on his partner. Lisa is screwed(!) before she's even begun.
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There were two problems with what happened last year, one Brendan's fault for deliberately ignoring the rules, and defeating the entire point of the competition, which implies that you discipline yourself to perform within the rules for a particular dance; the other Bruno's for rewarding him for doing so. The direct result of that was that one of the best dancers was eliminated early (the marks were awarded in such a way that Bruno's marks changed the rankings. Without that, different couples would have been in the dance-off.). As soon as the third lift happened, if not disqualified, he and Kelly should automatically have been placed in the bottom two, and in my view that is what should happen should there be a repeat.
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Oooh yes we should be very harsh. After all think what's at stake!!!! How about a spanking?
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How about providing for a score of zero for deliberate breaking of the rules?
That'd allow people like Len to demonstrate his displeasure; if he truly had the guts for it (despite all his grumbling, he still gave Brendan an 8 for that routine - he seems physically incapable of finding a number below 5). Also, it'd hit Brendan where it hurts - in the ego. He'd always be known as "Brendan null-points"... |
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I'd like to see it get zero... I still think people would vote it into safety, but it might make him think twice about constantly breaking the rules.
On the other hand I do think people should face the fact that the BBC are encouraging him to do it. If they didn't want a rule-breaker, they wouldn't renew his contract. |
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How about providing for a score of zero for deliberate breaking of the rules?
That'd allow people like Len to demonstrate his displeasure; if he truly had the guts for it (despite all his grumbling, he still gave Brendan an 8 for that routine - he seems physically incapable of finding a number below 5). Also, it'd hit Brendan where it hurts - in the ego. He'd always be known as "Brendan null-points"... I quite like Brendan but was furious when he did that and then his attitude afterwards too I felt like it was a bit of a slap in the face for all the other pro's & celebs, especially after Bruno's 10!!
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Can't they just throw him out if he does an extra lift . It relly annoys me he only does it for the tv if this was a real dance comp with e money he would go by the rules X
And if anyone should have been penalised for Brendan's extra lift it should have been Bruno for giving him a 10..... perhaps he should be thrown out as well! |
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But that's the point isn't it? It's NOT a real dance competition, it's classed as 'light entertainment'.
And if anyone should have been penalised for Brendan's extra lift it should have been Bruno for giving him a 10..... perhaps he should be thrown out as well! |
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If a dancer breaks the 'rules', then the 'rules' must state unequivocally what happens to that dancer...surely? Otherwise the 'rules' are not much good...are they?
Where are these 'rules' of Strictly Come Dancing that everyone keeps going on about? Let's have a look at them and put an end to all the pointless debate. Somebody must be able to produce them. |
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The rules are stated by Len at the start of every series:
No lifts in any dance unless stated (and they specifically say, two in AS week, three in AT week, unlimited in the showdance). Also ballroom dances apart from AS must be in hold except for the start and end of the routine. |
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his head on a stick please!
Len promised us last year! |
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But that's the point isn't it? It's NOT a real dance competition, it's classed as 'light entertainment'.
Graham Norton would be a great replacement for Arlene.
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How about providing for a score of zero for deliberate breaking of the rules?
That'd allow people like Len to demonstrate his displeasure; if he truly had the guts for it (despite all his grumbling, he still gave Brendan an 8 for that routine - he seems physically incapable of finding a number below 5). Also, it'd hit Brendan where it hurts - in the ego. He'd always be known as "Brendan null-points"... So the judges automatically scoring zero is a great idea. Then the public can decide. ![]() The rest of the professionals continue to abide by the rules, and if Brendan isn't punished in some way, then why should they bother? It will become a free for all. |
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I agree that giving him zero if he does it again is the best rule. I think its wrong that other couples, eg Gabby and James last year ended up going home despite others breaking rules that week. (I think it was that week anyway!)
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Is anyone else just so bored of brendan and Lisa already. She has a crush on him apparently :yawn: Sooner they go out the better in my view.
Brendan is a fab dancer but all this not wanting to play by the rules, flirting and rubbish gets on my nerves. I think after last year the Great British Public may just see sense. Hope so anyway!!!! |
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In theory a great idea until I think about what I would have done had they actually done it. The thing is that Kelly and Bren's AS was a great dance - best of the night probably - so had I been at home in front of the telly (I was at a wedding when this happened) would I have voted for them to stay in because Kelly was a talented dancer and it was a great dance and give Brendan the justification for continuing to rule break on the grounds the public supported him or would I have refrained to each Brendan a lesson that breaking the rules wasn't cool and risk having this talented couple and forcing the judges into the same diliemna - tricky one
I think the better solution might be to either kick him out of the competition all together for that year (at least as a dancer he could still choreograph for his celeb provided he doesn't try to do again) or to give his celeb to an already evicted male dancer for a week (obviously if he does it the first ladies night and someone like Darren or Vincent gets evicted that night then you have a problem but I'm sure you could work around it). That just might show him. |
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Is anyone else just so bored of brendan and Lisa already. She has a crush on him apparently :yawn: Sooner they go out the better in my view.
Brendan is a fab dancer but all this not wanting to play by the rules, flirting and rubbish gets on my nerves. I think after last year the Great British Public may just see sense. Hope so anyway!!!! JJ |
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If a dancer breaks the 'rules', then the 'rules' must state unequivocally what happens to that dancer...surely? Otherwise the 'rules' are not much good...are they?
Where are these 'rules' of Strictly Come Dancing that everyone keeps going on about? Let's have a look at them and put an end to all the pointless debate. Somebody must be able to produce them. |
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My thoughts too! While admiring his skill, he is just a complete tit at times!!!!!!
JJ
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Please this year,could all the Brendan dislikers spell his name right?!Everyone is entitled to their opinion of him,but it would be nice if everyone got his name right...
He is Brendan,not Brenden,or Brendon. Thank you! Also,don't you think it's because it IS tv that he breaks the rules?If you label someone 'bad' they tend to enjoy living up to their label for the fun of it... |
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Is anyone else just so bored of brendan and Lisa already. She has a crush on him apparently :yawn: Sooner they go out the better in my view.
Brendan is a fab dancer but all this not wanting to play by the rules, flirting and rubbish gets on my nerves. I think after last year the Great British Public may just see sense. Hope so anyway!!!! I cannot believe that almost a year after the event this is still being dragged up - surely it's time to move on and look forward to a new series of great dancing and the highs and lows that come with any competition |
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I felt like it was a bit of a slap in the face for all the other pro's & celebs, especially after Bruno's 10!!
