- Austin is astounded at the quality of the Strictly singers. So are we, Austin, so are we.
- The Strictly singers only have eight hours to rehearse on a Saturday. Not that you can tell, of course.
- Craig thinks Lisa has climbed from the "dance gutter", wherever that may be.
- Kirstie Allsopp really likes Tom. Kirstie, you were wrong about the property market and you are also wrong about this.
- The Fonz invented a new dance, the paso robles. He is working this winter with Strictly alumna Louisa Lytton. IN PANTO. IN MILTON KEYNES.
- Lilia never smiled as a child.
- Rachel's waltz was faster than Tom's. And less nauseating. Just.
- Anton doesn't know his primary colours.
- Tom's older siblings have made fun of him all his life. They sound like our kind of people.
- Rachel's fiancé is taking dance lessons for their wedding. We hope they're planning to do this:
2 comments:
I don't understand how the singing/music works on Strictly (obviously, neither so the 'wonderful' band and singers)
The dancers must know what music (and what bits of what music?) they're using at the start of the week's training. But they can't have a recording, can they, because they cut up the songs something awful to get them into the time allotted and without any dodgy lyrics.
So what do they rehearse to? Do they cut a very rough CD? Or do they not rehearse to the full music until Friday? (Which would explain many of the slebs apparent difficulty in dancing on the beat)
The singers were saying the other day that the dancers tell them on a Saturday, "That's not right," and make them re-do it. I am presuming that Dave Arch puts together some kind of recording for everyone at the start of the week.
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