Strictly Come Dancing Musicals Special: Molly Rainford and Carlos Gu score an ... trends now
Strictly Come Dancing returned to screens for its Musicals Special on Friday, as the six remaining celebrities took to the dance floor with their pro partners for the Quarter Finals and eleventh week this series.
After an incredible opening number from a series of West End stars, first up to dance were Molly Rainford and her partner Carlos Gu who performed a Charleston from the musical Chicago and scored an incredible 38.
The show - which saw the return of Kym Marsh who missed last week's instalment due to Covid - was moved to Friday night due to World Cup scheduling while the results show will be held on Saturday night at 5:40pm.
Here they are: After an incredible opening number from a series of West End stars, first up to dance were Molly Rainford and her partner Carlos Gu who danced a Charleston from the musical Chicago
Reaction: Clearly very impressed head judge Shirley Ballas said: 'What a way to open the show I wasn't expecting that! The tricks were so good, you went up with such ease and you looked like you were having a ball, well done!'
Looking incredible in silver flapper dress singer Molly, 22, commanded attention on the dance floor with a dapper Carlos, 28.
Clearly very impressed head judge Shirley Ballas said: 'What a way to open the show I wasn't expecting that! The tricks were so good, you went up with such ease and you looked like you were having a ball, well done!'
Anton Du Beke added that she had upped her game and branded her dance 'marvellous'. Craig Revel Horwood added: 'What a transformation, this is the first time I have seen your full on power and energy, it was great.'
Motsi Mabuse said: 'Look at you! You were shining, the level was amazing, that's the way we start the show!'.
Nice one: Looking incredible in silver flapper dress singer Molly, 22, commanded attention on the dance floor with a dapper Carlos, 28
Overall she scored an incredible 38, with tens from Shirley and Motsi and nines from Anton and Craig.
Up next to dance were Hamza Yassin and Jowita Przystal who did a Samba to The Lion King.
Anton loved it and said afterwards in his feedback: 'That was so good you had such fluidity, your body was rippling it was tremendous I am really impressed well done you.'
Craig added: 'You had fantastic hips I have to agree it was brilliant!', before Motsi said: 'The way your body was working was amazing, you made me so happy, it was really great.'
Incredible: Up next to dance were Hamza Yassin and Jowita Przystal who did a Samba to The Lion King
Happy: Anton loved it and said afterwards in his feedback: 'That was so good you had such fluidity, your body was rippling it was tremendous I am really impressed well done you'
Finally Shirley commented: 'The music was subtle and you portrayed the music so well, your rhythms were so good and it was beautifully delivered!'
The pair scored an impressive 36 with nines from all four judges.
Next up with a Cha Cha were Kym Marsh and Graziano Di Prima who
