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While its heart was mostly in the right place, BBC Three's delay in scheduling the series meant it suffered somewhat from what we'll call [[World's Strongest Man]] Syndrome - the (sadly not entirely unwarranted) assumption that the final result was of sufficiently little real-world interest that it could still be treated as a matter of surprise and suspense when the show finally aired several months ''after'' the competition for which it was the qualifier.  
While its heart was mostly in the right place, BBC Three's delay in scheduling the series meant it suffered somewhat from what we'll call [[World's Strongest Man]] Syndrome - the (sadly not entirely unwarranted) assumption that the final result was of sufficiently little real-world interest that it could still be treated as a matter of surprise and suspense when the show finally aired several months ''after'' the competition for which it was the qualifier.  
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== Participants ==
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==Trivia==
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* Heather Small (singer)
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* Mark Foster (swimmer)
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The celebrity partners are: Heather Small (singer), Mark Foster (swimmer), [[Caroline Flack]] (presenter), Martin Offiah (rugby player), Michelle Gayle (actor) and Kevin Sacre (actor).
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* [[Caroline Flack]] (presenter)
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* Martin Offiah (rugby player)
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* Michelle Gayle (actor)
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* Kevin Sacre (actor).
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James O'Shea and Caroline Flack, who went on to place 16th out of 18 couples in their class at the European Wheelchair Dance Championships.  
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James O'Shea and Caroline Flack - who went on to place 16th out of 18 couples in their class at the European Wheelchair Dance Championships.
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Current revision as of 03:31, 8 October 2024

Contents

Host

Voiceover: Preeya Kalidas

Co-hosts

Choreographer: Brian Fortuna

Judges: Ade Adepitan, James Jordan, Ola Jordan

Broadcast

Fever Media for BBC Three, 11 February - 18 March 2010 (6 episodes in 1 series)

Synopsis

Six wheelchair users are paired up with celebrities and taught how to dance by Strictly's Brian Fortuna, who has taught wheelchair dancing for several years. Each week sees half the couples learning one dance, while the other half learn a different dance. Each programme follows the couples through their practice sessions, before focusing on their performance in front of the judging panel. After seeing each couple perform, the judges make their decision on which couple will be eliminated. The field is narrowed week by week, until only one couple is left, who then go forward to compete in the Wheelchair Dance Sport European Championships, in Israel (and yes, you're right, Israel isn't in Europe).

While its heart was mostly in the right place, BBC Three's delay in scheduling the series meant it suffered somewhat from what we'll call World's Strongest Man Syndrome - the (sadly not entirely unwarranted) assumption that the final result was of sufficiently little real-world interest that it could still be treated as a matter of surprise and suspense when the show finally aired several months after the competition for which it was the qualifier.

Participants

  • Heather Small (singer)
  • Mark Foster (swimmer)
  • Caroline Flack (presenter)
  • Martin Offiah (rugby player)
  • Michelle Gayle (actor)
  • Kevin Sacre (actor).

Champions

James O'Shea and Caroline Flack - who went on to place 16th out of 18 couples in their class at the European Wheelchair Dance Championships.

Pictures

The assembled throng

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