Strictly Who?

Extugger replied on 20/08/2018 17:38

Extugger

Posted on 20/08/2018 17:38

Apart from a female news presenter, a very brave young lady who was the victim of an acid attack and someone I kind of recognise from a long time ago - the new lineup of this years' Strictly contestants doesn't exactly seem to be terribly exciting or indeed contain many celebrities I've heard of. It must be an 'age' thing, but I'm willing to bet as you walk past caravans on site on a Saturday evening, the majority of the occupants will be tuned in! (Not that I'm a nosey-Parker!) 😉😀

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Metheven replied on 22/12/2018 12:39

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Metheven

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Posted on 22/12/2018 12:39

The public will vote for their favourite irrespective of how well they dance or not, this has been seen in past competitions where the 'useless' have lasted a lot longer than they should have. I blame the Beeb for having a mix of complete beginners and semi experienced competing against one another, a level playing field is the only fair way to start a competition like this.

On saying that, if at the end the best dancer fails to win through then no matter what the Beeb tells them, the public will always vote for their favourite.

There is no easy answer other than to just sit back and enjoy it as dance entertainment, we don't vote for this very reason.

The British public are renowned for voting for the wrong reasons

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DSB replied on 22/12/2018 13:19

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Posted on 22/12/2018 13:19

I know what you mean Metheven. In my mind the difference this time is that the best dancer didn't win. At least in the past, although the 'lower evictions' have been in questionable order, weve usually ended up with the best dancer winning it - at least as far as I can remember.

In the end of the day, it's entertainment. 😀

David

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