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Strictly fans slam show as they blast ‘rubbish’ dancer and rage ‘what the hell have I just watched?’
Others complained how the dance had already been screened in full twice before
STRICTLY Come Dancing fans were left raging at the screen as they blasted a "rubbish" dancer on the show.
The BBC dance contest featured a surprise guest on the Sunday night results show but some fans were left less than impressed.
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As part of a collaboration with Children In Need, the dance show welcomed much-loved children's character Bluey to the floor for a very special routine.
Bluey performed alongside the pro's in the ballroom in a fun-filled routine.
However, some fans were quick to judge the kids character like they would the real celebs on the show in a light-hearted manner.
Poking fun at the routine, one fan joked: "Bluey is a rubbish dancer - where’s the hip action?"
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Elsewhere, some Strictly fans were left unaware as to who the character was and were left baffled by its inclusion on the show.
Unsure what to make of Bluey and his moves, one wrote: "What the hell have I just watched? #strictly #bluey."
Before another responded: "Who or what is a f***ing Bluey?"
However, the routine did not go down too well with regular BBC viewers as they pointed out the routine had actually already been shown twice before.
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The routine first aired on Friday night as part of the live Children in Need appeal.
Later in the same evening, it was repeated for those who missed it a first time round.
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It was then re-broadcast once again during the results show for any Strictly fans who had not watched the live charity appeal.
Noticing this, one fan said online: "Why are they pushing this Bluey thing? I’ve seen it three times now! Once was enough."
Before someone else commented: "They’re showing the Bluey thing for what feels like the 1000th time."
Strictly Specials
- Movies Week - Each year the cast of dancers on the show perform spellbinding routines to an iconic movie soundtrack or hit song associated with the big-screen blockbusters. Previous films to have been featured include The Sound of Music, Bridget Jones' Diary and Clueless.
- Musicals Week - In a similar vein to Movies, the cast perform routines inspired by hit stage musicals each year on the show.
- Halloween Week - Things take a seriously spooky turn as the show transforms into a haven for Halloween towards the end of October. With some bone-chilling costumes and sometimes terrifying routines, it proves to be a fan favourite week year-on-year.
- Blackpool Week - As the show hits Blackpool Tower, things get even more over-the-top. Huge props, backing dancers and extra special effects flood the ballroom for the extra special week.
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