Strictly Come Dancing will celebrate 100 years of the BBC with routines inspired by iconic programmes from the channel.
The dancers will be moving and grooving to the likes of the Casualty theme song as well as the Grange Hill theme song.
Confirming the exciting news on Twitter, Strictly's official page wrote: "This Saturday we will celebrate #BBC100 with routines inspired by some iconic @BBC programming.
"We can't wait to see our couples, Dave Arch and his band bring these BBC bangers to the #Strictly dance floor! Let's do it."
Molly Rainford and her professional dance partner Carlos Gu will be showing off their moves to the theme from Grange Hill.
Nikita Kuzmin and Ellie Simmonds will take over the dance floor with a Paso Doble to Montagues and Capulets, celebrating The Apprentice.
Fleur East and Vito Coppola are jiving to Waterloo by ABBA in order to celebrate hit competition Eurovision.
Helen Skelton and Gorka Márquez are all about the Charleston to Blue Peter's theme tune while Jayde Adams and Karen Hauer are also taking on the Charleston to The Ballad of Barry and Freda (Let's Do It) by Victoria Wood, celebrating BBC Comedy.
Kym Marsh and Graziano Di Prima are Quickstepping to Ballroom Blitz by Sweet, celebrating Strictly.
Meanwhile, Hamza Yassin and Jowita Przystał are taking on the same style of dance to On Top of the World by Imagine.
James Bye and Amy Dowden are doing the Foxtrot to the EastEnders theme tune and Tony Adams and Katya Jones are Cha Cha Cha-ing to Grandstand Theme Tune, celebrating BBC Sport.
Tyler West and Dianne Buswell are doing the Tango to the Doctor Who Theme Tune while Will Mellor and Nancy Xu are taking on the Viennese Waltz to Line of Duty End Titles.
Lastly, Johannes Radebe and Ellie Taylor are doing the Tango to the Casualty theme tune because why not?
The BBC was founded on October 18, 1922.
It comes after Matt Goss was eliminated from the show during the third week of the competition.
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Matt had found himself at the bottom of the judges' leaderboard on Saturday night, and his performance was praised slightly, but also met with critique.
Following the public vote, Kym also found herself in the bottom two alongside Matt and was forced to dance again with her pro partner Graziano, while Matt and dance partner Nadiya had to do the same.
As it came down to the judges' decision, they voted unanimously to save Kym and Graziano over Matt and Nadiya - a decision that moved the singer to tears as he became the third celebrity contestant to leave the dancefloor for good.
Head judge Shirley Ballas said: "I also felt that both couples were 100% committed, spot on performances today. But the couple with a little bit more technical skill was Kym and Graziano and that’s who I’d save."
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