Strictly Come Dancing, first live show: ‘extraordinary’ Chris McCausland gets standing ovation
This year’s contestants faced their first Strictly Come Dancing live show – and for the most part, came away victorious. Paul and Karen’s American smooth to Vindaloo was a dance for the ages. Toyah and Neil’s tango was also iconic but for slightly different reasons.
STRICTLY fans are convinced that Chris McCausland has "given away" the identity of his pro partner. As the famous names get set to showcase their dance moves on the BBC's 22nd series, eagle-eyed ...
Chris McCausland and Dianne Buswell in the Strictly Come Dancing launch show Guy Levy/BBC Well, here we are, fast approaching the first live episode of Strictly Come Dancing. But how the hell did ...
WHAT's the story in Balamory? We will soon find out as the iconic children’s programme is set to return to TV after two decades. Originally produced between 2002 and 2005 starring characters ...
Speaking to The Independent and other media ahead of the show’s launch, the comedian admitted that he and his dance partner are “winging it” since McCausland has never seen the show before ...
DUNNO what the BBC’s paying comedian Chris McCausland to take part in Strictly Come Dancing this year, but it’s not nearly enough. They could double it, in fact, and it would still fall some ...
Comedian Chris McCausland admitted there is one thing he is hoping for during his time on Strictly Come Dancing. The TV star, 47, is making history as the first blind contestant to compete on the ...
Oh. She makes me laugh a lot. Tomato-hair Dianne and tomato-face Chris will be showing you our Cha-Cha-Cha this Saturday. And by the way, I’m terrified!
Strictly Come Dancing’s Chris McCausland has revealed how the BBC production team have been supporting him as the show’s first blind contestant. Speaking to The Independent and other media ...
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