“Strictly Come Dancing” has been slapped with more “fix” allegations after it emerged the judges get to watch the rehearsals backstage ahead of the main live show.
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Harry Judd has rubbished claims that parts of Strictly Come Dancing are “fixed”. The latter is a name closely tied into the show for appearing in 20 seasons. The 71-year-old added: ‘Now, relating to the dance off, you only mark on what you see with this dance.
Kiss Me Quick! We actually danced in Blackpool!
Dismissing such claims, Len has now insisted that is not the case, hitting back that he has never been told what to do by a producer.
The next day, Goodman took to his social media (via Cinema Blend) to further announce his return. During the segment, the longtime judge revealed he will be back for Season 22. “Be careful what you wish for”, his Twitter post reads.
This week, “Dancing with the Stars” aired its season 21 finale which saw Bindi Irwin and Derek Hough win the Mirror Ball Trophy.
Her victory didn’t come unexpected as fans of the show have always been rooting for the Australian to grab the spot. So I can well understand why the other judges went for Peter.
“I don’t know, who knows”, said Derek, when asked if he will be returning for the upcoming season.
Season 21 of “Dancing With The Stars” may have just ended last night, but season 22 is already in the works.
Stay tuned for more updates.
“I’ve been watching the show from the United Kingdom and I must say, everyone has been doing a fantastic job”, Len Goodman, who has been a judge on the series since the show first premiered in 2005, said in a holiday message.
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Len reasoned, “Firstly I didn’t think (her dance) was significantly better, and you can tell from the marks there was two points in it. Bruno and I gave them both 8s, and Darcey was one point different and so was Craig, so it wasn’t a clear cut thing, it was close”.
