same. he also just had the rumba at completely the wrong week (i’m sure craig said “wrong dance wrong time” to him in the semis). if not for that, i do think he might have gotten in instead of (probably) emma.
And as he was departing EE in a taxI - after being bailed for attempted murder - he had a gormless grin on his face. Someone described it on a previous thread as looking like a five year old being brought to see Santa.
Brendan’s a bitter, hypocritical old tart. Didn’t hear him speaking up about the lack of coverage in the days when the female dancers wore only dental floss with a few sequins glued to it (yes, I am indeed thinking of Aliona’s Blackpool samba get up)
That whole series had the females both pro and celeb in as little as they could get away with. Kara’s Charleston outfit hardly troubled the material makers (And her Charleston outfit was the reason Erin has an Island). Katya V had a barely there as well … salsa? Samba?
(Luckily Widdy escaped this edict and was also allowed modesty leggings for our comfort).
Strictly - or to be more precise - series 6 broke Erin. After Austen(Wuz robbed) she lost something. She did series 7 with Ricky Groves and gave it her best shot, although she spaced out occasionally But it was series 8 that did it. Peter Shilton and the Charleston costume was too much for her. Erin Island is the look the pro’s get in their eyes when really they are just fed up of swivelling in stockings, suspenders and a bowler hat with someone with the mobility of a small wardrobe and really just want to be lying on a beach sipping a cocktail … and in their head they already are.
The absolute best thing ever was that Erin’s last dance - a salsa with Richard Arnold to Club Tropicana - was set on an actual island with backing dancers (including The Lovely Shem in budgie smugglers) lounging and sipping cocktails. It really was the perfect exit.
Many pros have been on the phone to Erin and rowing the boat ever since.
This makes so much sense! Erin was before my time, so I assumed she had some lair somewhere that she snatched pros away to join her cult. Or something.
And weirdly they don't seem to have discussed if/when they might have children a fairly important convo most people have before getting married.
It sounds like a rather weird relationship and I wonder if Karen was lonely when she thought it was a good idea.
And as he was departing EE in a taxI - after being bailed for attempted murder - he had a gormless grin on his face. Someone described it on a previous thread as looking like a five year old being brought to see Santa.