Agree about Anton in danger of becoming a parody of himself. He did start well, was pleased for him finally getting his break as a judge - and frankly relieved not to watch him as a dancer anymore - but lately he seems to be more concerned with his own performance than giving a rational critique of the dances; nor does he know when to stop, blathering away when it’s obviously someone else’s time to speak. He needs to rein it in now, before he finds himself out of a job.
And again we have Tess commenting on the mistakes when the couples leave the floor... 
Think producers should present her with a copy of her job description, which must surely say introduce the dancers, look fab, pretend to find Claudia funny- and not much else.