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DANCING ON ICE 2012
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A "surprise" in Charlene's routine this weekend.
Elsewhere she is talking about her catalogue of injuries and wanting to quit every day. "Surprise" may be skating to Lady Gaga and the outfit she will be wearing. |
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The "surprise" may be that she's not crap this week.
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tune = Poker Face
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Ratings definitely down, and getting worse I think.
Reading around, a lot of people don't seem keen on Bleakley even though she's not really doing much. People like the new judges, but I think they're a little safe and boring. Jason just ended up too nasty (and serious with it) in the panto villain role which Craig Revel-Horwood plays to perfection on SCD. The TV critic on The Wright Stuff yesterday said they are a particularly poor bunch of celebrities this season. Kyran Bracken's blog on the Blue Room is quite a good read. Also talks about skating position and how it affects the tour as well. Laura Hamilton never got to skate Bolero on the tour! |
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from tellymix:
Dancing On Ice 2012 contestant Rosemary Conley was left ill during rehearsals for tomorrow night’s show, it has been revealed. The fitness guru had been left with motion sickness after practicing her latest routine on the ice with partner Mark Hanretty. But all the spinning left Rosemary, who will be skating to Fairground Attraction’s Perfect, feeling ill – and puts her routine in jeopardy. This weekend the remaining 11 skaters will be performing to pop songs, with Chemmy Alcott skating to Locomotion by Kylie Minogue and Jennifer Ellison performing to Vogue by Madonna. Meanwhile, X Factor stars One Direction will be performing two songs on the night, including their number one hit What Makes You Beautiful. |
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Is it that bad oop North, GB?
Dancing On Ice stars Jorgie Porter, Jennifer Ellison and Andy Whyment have been forced to miss rehearsals due to bad weather leaving them stranded in the North. The soap actors have been unable to travel back to London due to disruptions on the trains, leaving them unable take part in practise sessions of tomorrow night’s big opening performance number. It’s the first group skate of the series, with One Direction appearing to provide music for the contestants. A show insider told The Sun: “They will have to just wing it on the night.” |
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That was just that derailment, fook all to do with weather
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Spot on guys about the lack of any journey candidates.
It doesn't just make it dull for punters but for viewers too. Way too much deadwood this year too that adds little in the way of personality or skating. |
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down 15%
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A special Dancing on Ice show will reportedly air in celebration of the London 2012 Olympic Games.
Show mentors Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean will step into the rink with judge Robin Cousins for the extravaganza, while new panellist Katarina Witt is to skate for the first time since a farewell tour in 2008. Sources report that ITV bosses ran into issues convincing the stars to skate together, given Witt's rivalry with Torvill and Dean at the 1984 Games in Sarajevo. "It sounds like a no-brainer, getting all four to dance, but it wasn't easy," insiders told The Sun. "Jayne and Chris are billed as the show legends so asking their rival Olympic medallist to perform on the same bill was tricky. "Luckily they have agreed, so we've got a belter of a show lined up. Jayne and Chris are spearheading the routine that is likely to see them all dance together. "It will be great for Katarina to skate as she hasn't really been on the ice since 2008. Robin is also nervous as he hasn't been on the ice for years either." The four professionals have a total of five Olympic medals between them, four of which are gold. |
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Jorgie Porter should win 'Dancing on Ice', say Digital Spy readers
Digital Spy readers are currently backing Jorgie Porter to triumph on Dancing on Ice. Porter was the overwhelming victor in DS's 'Who Skated Best?' poll at the weekend, picking up over 50% of the popular vote following her Britney Spears-themed school girl outfit skate. The Hollyoaks actress topped the judges' scoreboard with her latest performance, pulling in 24 points and high praise from the panel. "You gave it speed and elegance but there was also finesse there," said judge Louie Spence. Emmerdale's Matthew Wolfenden is her nearest rival and he collected 18.3% of Digital Spy's votes on Sunday night. Sebastien Foucan picked up 9.9%, Chico took 6.3%, while Sugababe Heidi Range has 5.4%. DS readers correctly predicted that Dallas actress Charlene Tilton would exit the show with only 30 people picking her as their favourite star of the night. |
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Bracken's Blue Room blog always worth a read too.
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assume they'll want Chemmy sticking around for Olympic show
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Heidi and Chico first two signed up for the tour
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from tellymix (not the bloody headbanger - zzzzzzzzzz)
Hollyoaks star Jorgie Porter is determined to stay top of the judges’ leader board on Dancing On Ice this Sunday, and has been begging partner Matt Evers for more daring moves. The confident actress previously said she was hoping to be the first of this year’s stars to take on the head banger, but Matt has revealed plans to even further. Talking to STV, the hunky professional skater said the pair were hoping to pull off some “secret moves” never done before on the show. He explained: “She says ‘I want to do this lift and I want to do this’ and she’s doing things now we’ve never seen female celebs do before, which we’re saving for the longevity of the programme, but it’s amazing.” Sunday night will see the remaining celebs skate a romantic Valentines themed performance together with their professional partners, but Matt refused to give anything away about his and Jorgie’s routine! |
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I wonder why Louie gives Matthew such high scores?
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Sebastien Foucan will be recreating Dancing On Ice judge Robin’s famous splits jump move.
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anyone persevering with this ?
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yep to late to stop now, and no liquidity to trade out to level
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wonder if anyone has a Whitney lurve song tonight?
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very smooth from Matt tonight
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Matt 7.0 7.5 7.5 = 22.0
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Kat - it was acceptable in the 80s
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Evening guys ...seems like its quiet on here tonight.
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very quiet hems, doesn't look enough around for a new thread
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you chose a good time for a horse break - most of the meetings have been abd
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I will be surprised if it's not a sam rosmary sk8 off, sam looks the value to me.
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Yep ...tbh I had 1 bet yesterday at Muss,Ingleby Spirit(lost) and took 2/1 Teaforthree at Exeter before it was called off(backed into 6/4 ish)
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I think Chemmy and Heidi will be in the mix.
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Evening.
Not even a live fred. People must be really bored with this. |
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Just been going through the Festival races this week and backed a couple.Thought I'd have a look in here tonight cos I think there may be a shock
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Rosemary has obviously had her support, but may lose out tonight through being so obviously overmarked last week.
They don't seem to be doing much to give B2ers a bounce this year either. |
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We might all stay awake hems?
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a shock indeed |
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Pretty good from Chemmy I thought.
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nice 1 chemmy
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Very good from Chemmy.
If she didn't have teeth like one of Zara's horses she might have a chance |
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Repeating that routine in a skate-off wouldn't have her sent home.
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Louie socred her very low.
I thought she was better then matt. |
