BBC tried to COVER UP Strictly complaints: 'Care MORE about their ratings than their dancers'
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- 'The BBC care more about their ratings than they do their dancers...it seems they tried to cover this up.'
Carole Malone wades in on the BBC's 'hellish' Strictly scandal after a third pro-dancer has been identified.
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They want to try working in the real world.
🎉 Yeah alright you royal minion!!!🎉
A corrupt organisation
I would go back to the original format and boot out fake celebrities.
After Jimmy Saville among others, you act as if this is unexpected and shocking behaviour.
Strictly has run its course. They now have supposed celebs who most people haven't heard of plus some have had some dance experience when they were younger and as for the presenters enough said
dancing predators
is that the name of the show now.?
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According to this silly Carole it is. She's too busy virtue-signaling her compassion for poor, helpless, battered, and spat-upon complainers and attention-whores that she does not demand actual proof of their defamatory claims _because they're women._ That's the left's Believe-All-Women rule. She does not see what an unthinking lefty fool she is making of herself.
john lydon was right back then regarding - saVILE..
get him into it now.!
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Why is a tedious dancing competition so popular?
because to many, many people - it's not tedious! I bet you've got some hobbies or interests that would bore a some people too
@TheTraveller20081 I don't consider witchcraft boring, but to some, maybe
I just have absolutely no interest in tacky talent shows and obsessing over who's going to win
I couldn't care less about them
@@SamuelBlack84 fine - so why are you wasting your day watching a video about it, then commenting on that video, then responding to someone who points out a little piece of logic to you? You don't have to enjoy dancing any more than you don't enjoy witchcraft. So bugger off and do something that does interest you.
Enter Philip Scofield!😂🤣😂
Bbc didn't know anything or see anything. how many times we heard that .
If its true as bullying is 100% wrong , strictly dancing should be axed immediately. After all the shows used as a recharge for old celebrities. Bring back come dancing.
"what you see on Telly vision is not always true" You mean like BBC News
BBC should be putting their viewers first they are the ones who keep the show on, BBC are absolutely LAZY in dealing with complaints, the ratings will suffer and we all as of now we do not trust them..
It does make me laugh it's based on a show that used to be on after Match of the Day that nobody watched but the BBC aren't the best clearing up there own house for years.
Such a woke organisation!🤮
What do you expect from BBC
🎉 Funny how the woke BBC are still calling our Nigel a lefty, even though he’s booted out Binyamin Habib. They keep mentioning a Zia Yousaf 🎉
@Yorkshire630S6🎉 Vote Nigel, for more of the same!!!🎉
Is that your Mr Flea. Have you changed your username
Strictly Come Dancing has become far too popular for its own good and probably the most appropriate course of action would be to cancel it entirely but the BBC are far too reluctant to pull the plug on the whole thing.
However, the longer it stays the more likely it will continue to jump from one embarrassing scandal to the next.
I saw that chaperones are to be employed during rehearsals, this will be because the dancers and their partners can't keep their pants up or keep their hands off each other. But who is it that is paying for the chaperones?
You and I most likely, it will be paid for through the TV licence and what if like a great many others you aren't really a fan of SCD? Too bad...
If the current director General of the BBC had the courage to do the job he would give Strictly one final series then replace it with something more likely to appeal to a wider audience or a new generation of Saturday night viewers.
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Im sorry but sone of these women dont expect hard work .
That is absolutely not true , Amanda Was amazing in the routines she did , she clearly works hard on her fitness anyway . Have a google of Korina Travis . She is a pro dancer , worked with Giovanni many times on Burn the floor and danced with him at private functions . She is an incredible dancer , she doesn’t speak particularly well of him . How come he is the only one with a long list of people complaining , when none of the other dancers on strictly actually have one between them . Even Graziano didn’t it was the BBC didn’t like his methods nothing to do with Zara at all .
I think no-one has mentioned the thing that there should be not just a better vetting system for professionals to prove that they have good ability to teach, not just being a dance champion. But also choosing the celebrities has to be certain rules and conditions! Another way - when they put on the display someone without a smallest ability to dance and feel the music - it looks like they do it just to do a laughing matter. And also it really makes it impossible for professionals to do anything. Normally, in sport or anywhere coach are making assessment to give advice, if the person has potential or not. Not everybody has the ability to dance. So simple.