SCD 13 - Anyone but a HOLLINS

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Shiny new thread - my apologies to Satsuma for the title, you are the minority!

Anyone else notice Lady Louise and Sophie Wessex in the front row? Sorry if mentioned already, I just noticed them!

OutragedEtc so it’s not bad on purpose? Oh dear why don’t they just play the record?

not really good transitions it seems to me , its all set steps , then a stop , then start again

Go on Lauren

Not loving this either

I’m jiggling my leg here trying to speed it up

when she was announced on the one show she talked about taking Salsa lessons

Her legs are so long! I actually really liked that. I think one of her problems is that she's very careful about her movement. I wonder if it's a balance thing.

The singing! My ears!

This is very slow and pedestrian. Dull.

Brave lift. Never really seemed to get going though.

I'm trying to sort Ds2s transport for tomorrow night and watching.... Very distracting

It was all a bit clunky.

Hmmm it wasn't great really was it

Certainly not the worst of tonight. I think they are safe for another week.

I think they adjust the music slightly to fit the dances nancy

And hurt our ears

I thought she taught salsa in her spare time! Granted not sure what level...

Didn't like that much.

I thought she missed quite a few moves. Seemed to half-start turns and then not follow through.

Patronising comments a-go-go.

I think she’s pulling back on the performance again. Which is a shame. I thought she’d got over her nerves when she did the VW a couple of weeks back.

Let's face it, we're just counting down Charles, Swanny & Lauren over the next three weeks - they've all reached the limit of what they can do, and it's not as much as Stacey or Joe. Swanny to go this week, I think

The dance wasn’t particularly special. However, Lauren has a great figure, and those legs... . Never noticed before.

Thank god Craig is being honest

Ah that’s harsh

I wonder how much the judges are affected in their assessments by how she's unable to 'finish' the arm positions, and the adaptations the two of them make to so much of the dancing. I really think they underestimate that.