Next stop, Blackpool Tower
Thanks for watching along with me, glitterball gang. Sad to see Krishnan go but otherwise, a lovely Remembrance Sunday results show.
Our magnificent seven surviving couples now progress to the ninth live show. I don’t know if anyone mentioned this but it will broadcast from the hallowed Tower Ballroom.
The salty seaside special airs next Saturday at 6.40pm on BBC1. Meet you back here to take in the bracing air and prancing steps. In the meantime, you know the drill: keeeeep dancing! Sweet dreams and see you in Blackpool. Just to reiterate, that’s Blackpool.
Tonight’s TV tips
Viewers can now flip to Channel 4 for the quarter-final of Handmade: Britain’s Best Woodworker or to BBC2 for Antiques Roadshow from the grounds of Belmont House in Kent - complete with a cameo from Michael McIntyre in disguise. If that doesn’t tempt you, what will?
At 9pm, there’s a pair of drama finales with Time on BBC1 and Six Four on ITV1 - or a Strictly champion’s travelogue over on Channel 4, Bill Bailey’s Aussie Adventure. Wonder if he’ll have Rapper’s Delight as the theme tune? Altogether now: “The bang-bang boogie, say up jump the boogie, to the rhythm of the boogie, the beat…”
Film-wise: Romeo + Juliet is just starting on on BBC3. At 9pm, there’s 80s teen classic The Breakfast Club on Comedy Central. Does Barry Manilow know you raid his wardrobe? And at 11pm, don’t tell Deep Throat but classic conspiracy thriller All the President’s Men is on BBC2.
