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Entertainment
Michael Hogan

Strictly Come Dancing: week 10 results – as it happened

Balvinder Sopal and Julian Caillon.
Balvinder Sopal and Julian Caillon. Photograph: Kieron McCarron/BBC/PA

Roar of the greasepaint next time

Thanks for watching along with me, glitterball gang. Our fabulous five now dance into the quarter-final, the last themed show of the series, with routines inspired by West End and Broadway hits. Fancy dress and jazzhands obligatory. Musicals Week will also include another all-new dance challenge. Details to be confirmed but I’m here for it.

It airs next Saturday at 6.50pm on BBC1. Meet you back here to decide who’s a long-running five-star hit and who’s a zero-stars box office bomb. In the meantime, it’s our family motto: keeeeep dancing! Goodnight and have a lovely week.

Finally, TeeDubyaBee says: “Keep expecting a sausage on a fork to come towards Motsi with that shirt and tie combo.”

ReclinedPotato says: “I didn’t realise that Motsi went to the same comprehensive school as my brother. All alumni of Joseph Rowntree York will recognise the uniform she is wearing tonight, stunning.”

LazyMillennial says: “I know people can be weird about Amber but when she said she was especially waiting for Musicals Week, my mum immediately came out with ‘I WONDER WHY’ and I laughed profusely.

MikeMoonlight adds: “As the holder of tonight’s casting vote, Shirley would like to categorically state that her decision will be based entirely on the dance fundamentals and not, I repeat NOT, on the amount of buttons on the shirts of the male professionals.”

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