I thought Tom, Rachel, Lisa and Austin all did good dances, but I wasn't a fan of Austins music.

Christine and Jodie were ok, but I think Len and Bruno's marks for Jodie were a tad too high.

John and Kristina's last dance was enchanting and it was a lovely send off.

All in all I thought it was a great show tonight.

If you want to see a real travesty, watch X Factor!
IMO there is only one act worth winning, and i doubt if she will go through. Most of them sound AWFUL!!!

I loved tonights SCD
I love Jodie and Ian but i would like Tom and Camilla to win =)
Len was in a right mood tonight wasnt he??

Loved the dancing on tonights show, they all performed beautifully, so for me this show was a success.

It was very entertaining. I loved it.

I just don't understand why there are so many whiners on this forum

He did seem a tad huffy tonight. I missed the knickers comment though, I'll have to watch it on iPlayer.

I think, they maybe the JS fans who wanted the show to suck because he left.

I loved it too.

The standards are very high indeed.

Voted for Jodie thrice. She's in a dangerous position.

Voted for Austin twice. Middle of the leaderboard, dangerous too. Enjoyed his cha-cha (very, very camp).

Voted for Tom once. I thought his Doctor Sam persona was so much better than Tom himself. I like the tango.

Rachel was doing very, very well. Perhaps not deserving a 40, but why the backlash? Poor girl.

I really don't understand this dislike towards Rachel! I thought Vincent looked so elegant tonight too!

Austin's dance was ULTRA camp! Funny, but I suppose it went with the song.

I voted for Jodie and Ian as I enjoyed their dance best tonight, maybe it's because I just love the jive, and I gave a few votes to Austin and Erin... I never forget the little Tiger.

I was absolutely howling when he shook his booty, threw his arms in the air and sang out 'It's Raining Men'.

He's a good sport, I'll give him that. It was great to see him get into the spirit of the dance because people had been saying that he couldn't perform, forgetting I think the confidence of his jive.