I really liked Hamza. What a lovely gentle person he seems, and it came through in his dance. Agree with the pp who loved his dad all dressed up in the audience.
Matt was surprisingly OK; I thought he had a certain style, although his posture and hold need work.
Will was great. I only know him from No Offence, but loved him and loved the show, so a big tick from me.
Didn't mind Ritchie; I think he's quite sweet, and once Giovanni relaxes into it a bit I think they'll start having a lot of fun. Loved hearing his and his mum's Black Country accents too.
Tony was awful, but I like him; he seems happy to give it a go, and he was very open talking about his addiction/recovery. Good on him.
I liked Ellie and Nikita. She's fun and he's so sweet. I do wonder how they'll do in dances needing more hold though.
Helen was clearly 'too good'; professional level really. I know tap isn't ballroom but I think it requires a lot of precision and feel, as well as timing, which gives her a big advantage IMO, especially as she's a teacher.
I liked Fleur's power, but she was too wild. Lots of potential to really wow, though.
Ellie and Johannes were good and they look beautiful together. She was hamming up the 'Oh God no, really?' a bit though, I thought.
I liked Jayde very much. She seems to wear her heart on her sleeve, not fake-gushing like many of them but genuinely touched, moved and a bit overwhelmed at it all. She seems very musical and I like her confidence. I can see some cracking routines coming because Karen is an excellent choreographer.
I'm afraid everyone else was utterly forgettable 
I loved Shirley's shade to Fleur: 'it starts at the feet and moves upwards... for me.' She is queen of the 'were you just really rude to me, I can't quite tell' comment.