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TOPIC: strictly come dancing
#39096
robbiex

strictly come dancing 15 Years, 4 Months ago  
This show was an outrage because it proves the weakness of phone voting by the public.

Both Rachel Stevens and Lisa Snowden were far better and got better scores from the professional judges. The reason that Tom won was because more women watch the show and voted for him because he is quite good looking and woment are obvously too shallow too vote on dancing talent.
 
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#39098
Re:strictly come dancing 15 Years, 4 Months ago  
I must admit I thought Rachel was best by far.
 
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#39101
Re:strictly come dancing 15 Years, 4 Months ago  
I didn't watch it, but am very pleased with the result. It's very rare that someone from Derbyshire wins anything!
 
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#39106
Foz

Re:strictly come dancing 15 Years, 4 Months ago  
But isn't it easier for the women contestants because they do not have to be shown to 'lead' their partner?

Just thought I would start a sexism row....
 
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#39108
BR

Re:strictly come dancing 15 Years, 4 Months ago  
About time a man won this competition ( especially one that was not a sportsman ) because it has been too girly in my view.

Without Brucie it is quite an average show to watch and I watched the last 10 mins last night alone in the whole series !!!!
 
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#39119
Angel

Re:strictly come dancing 15 Years, 4 Months ago  
Usual story, the popular onw wins irrespective of talent. Brucie's singing segment was a tad self indulgent and the singing was toe curlingly bad.
 
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