Strictly Come Dancing star Fleur East has joked there was a 'third person' in her dance with professional partner Vito Coppola at the weekend. Saturday night's edition of the BBC One dance contest saw the show's remaining 12 couples pay homage to the BBC as it marked its centenary on October 18.
As the broadcaster marked 100 years on air, the dance competition marked the occasion with routines to classic BBC theme songs and references to popular shows. Helen Skelton reminisced over her Blue Peter days as she performed to the show's theme tune by Mike Oldfield while Kiss FM DJ Tyler West brought a haunting atmosphere to the dancefloor as they danced the tango to the Doctor Who theme tune.
There were also performance inspired by EastEnders, Grange Hill, Line of Duty and The Apprentice while former Corrie star Kym Marsh and her partner Graziano Di Prima honoured Strictly’s predecessor show, Come Dancing, as they performed a quickstep to Sweet’s Ballroom Blitz.