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Here we go again - it's that time of year (already)

https://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/artic ... confirmed/

Based on current attitudes within the BBC anyone taking bets on who will be first to come under the spotlight for "inappropriate" behaviour/comments?

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I see Dani Dyer has had a name and sex change.

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Nice to see more 'celebrities ' I've never heard of apart from Jimmy Floyd H.
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david63 wrote: 12 Aug 2025, 08:40
Here we go again - it's that time of year (already)

https://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/artic ... confirmed/

Based on current attitudes within the BBC anyone taking bets on who will be first to come under the spotlight for "inappropriate" behaviour/comments?
Someone is bound to get shouted at or break a fingernail.

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Well, I won’t be throwing my money away too early this year cus the best dancer rarely wins…. let me know if any of the contestants has a glass eye, wooden leg and stutters. :thumbup:

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I’ll go one further.

I won’t be watching it,bloody waste of license fee.
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screwy wrote: 12 Aug 2025, 16:21
I’ll go one further.

I won’t be watching it,bloody waste of license fee.
I take it that you don’t watch “Dancing on Ice” either :lol: .. thinking about it, neither do I.

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Onelife wrote: 12 Aug 2025, 17:05
I take it that you don’t watch “Dancing on Ice” either :lol: .. thinking about it, neither do I.
Well you won't be watching it next year as it has finished.

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We'll be glued. Love it.

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Mervyn and Trish wrote: 12 Aug 2025, 21:28
We'll be glued. Love it.
As do we…even more if they did away with the novelty acts.

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Latest update - a drag artist and one with a disability

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cly3318nrmpo

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I have nothing against disabled contestants. My Gt Grandson is disabled with severe autism and my Cousin has a Downs Daughter. But yes ‘ Novelty acts’ like X factor etc are usually sure firewinners regardless of actual ability. Those judges and presenters get right on my tits,nothing but a bunch of bloody luvies.Time to scrap it,it’s outlived it’s time.
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screwy wrote: 13 Aug 2025, 11:45
I have nothing against disabled contestants. My Gt Grandson is disabled with severe autism and my Cousin has a Downs Daughter. But yes ‘ Novelty acts’ like X factor etc are usually sure firewinners regardless of actual ability. Those judges and presenters get right on my tits,nothing but a bunch of bloody luvies.Time to scrap it,it’s outlived it’s time.
Agree screwy. It's becoming more like a pantomime than a dancing competition show.

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But why would they scrap it while it's still the biggest show on Saturday night on any channel? Those who don't like it please choose another channel and leave it alone for those of us who do.

P s. But I could do without the Drag acts. Why do they have to be on every show these days?

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No one is stopping you Merv, just voicing an opinion.

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I choose not to watch it.
Mrs B records it and fast forwards through the pfaff.
While I fully appreciate the training and commitment of the professionals, in my opinion, it’s had its day.
Like all good things, they come to an end.
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barney wrote: 13 Aug 2025, 15:23
Like all good things, they come to an end.
Just like Brucie

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I liked old Brucie. He and Len made the show.

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Stephen wrote: 13 Aug 2025, 14:39
No one is stopping you Merv, just voicing an opinion.
Not you, but a.n.other was advocating scrapping it. Humph.

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Stephen wrote: 13 Aug 2025, 16:41
I liked old Brucie. He and Len made the show.
Brucie was very talented in his day but was well past it. Couldn't even deliver his scripted jokes properly. I much prefer Claudia's spontaneous humour.

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Agree, as towards the end Brucie was struggling. Yes, Claudia does have a good sense of humour.

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Seeing that I haven’t heard of any of these so-called Celebs a refreshing change would be to select non celebs such as cleaners, nurses, dustmen, waitresses…even a racing tipster like me :thumbup: :lol:

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Onelife wrote: 13 Aug 2025, 18:28
Seeing that I haven’t heard of any of these so-called Celebs a refreshing change would be to select non celebs such as cleaners, nurses, dustmen, waitresses…even a racing tipster like me :thumbup: :lol:
Just so's you get a chance to wear a glittery frock!!!
:lol: :thumbup: :wave:
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oldbluefox wrote: 13 Aug 2025, 20:49
Onelife wrote: 13 Aug 2025, 18:28
Seeing that I haven’t heard of any of these so-called Celebs a refreshing change would be to select non celebs such as cleaners, nurses, dustmen, waitresses…even a racing tipster like me :thumbup: :lol:
Just so's you get a chance to wear a glittery frock!!!
:lol: :thumbup: :wave:
There are some on here who would say you get excited at the thought of that :shock: :) :wave:

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oldbluefox wrote: 13 Aug 2025, 20:49
Onelife wrote: 13 Aug 2025, 18:28
Seeing that I haven’t heard of any of these so-called Celebs a refreshing change would be to select non celebs such as cleaners, nurses, dustmen, waitresses…even a racing tipster like me :thumbup: :lol:
Just so's you get a chance to wear a glittery frock!!!
:lol: :thumbup: :wave:

I thought that was his normal weekend wear.

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