2024 Week Two: Look ahead
Week Two of the 2024 Strictly Come Dancing series is almost upon us, so we're going to have
a look ahead at what we can expect from our pro's, celebs and judges this Saturday.
We know we're destined to see two Cha Chas, two American Smooths, two Viennese Waltzes and two
Foxtrots, as well as a Tango, a Charleston, a Jive, a Samba and a Paso Doble. It'll be the first time we've seen an
American Smooth in week two since Jamie and Karen in 2020. We're missing a Quickstep, which has been an ever-present
in Week Two, at least since 2020 when it was danced by Bill and Oti, and Ranvir and Giovanni.
Usually it's the bottom couple of Week Two that are eliminated (before scores are combined).
Layton & Nikita received four 9's from the judges for their Week Two Quickstep in 2023.
Week Two is where we say goodbye to our first celebrity, and for the past three years the pairing with the
lowest score for their Week Two dance has been eliminated (before the scores are combined). In 2021, Nina and Neil
finished mid-table in Week One, scoring 24 points for their Samba, but Week Two was just 18 points for a Tango.
Judge's scores for Week Two are, on average, 0.6 points above Week One. Based on previous years we can
estimate the expected scores from the judges, but this year has so far been harsher on the scoring than previous
series. We're expecting an average of 5.4 from Craig, 6.2 from Motsi, 5.8 from Shirley and a 6.2 from Anton.
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