‘Strictly Come Dancing’: Tess Daly And Claudia Winkleman Join Ed Balls For Hilarious ‘Gangnam Style’ Reprise
It has been a full year since Ed Balls made ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ history with his ‘Gangnam Style’ routine, but it seems he hasn’t lost it over the last 12 months.
The former Labour MP reprised the infamous dance as he returned to the ballroom as a member of the studio audience.
In a behind-the-scenes video Claudia shared with viewers on Sunday’s (3 December) results show, the pair could be seen joining Ed on the floor just moments before they went live on Saturday night’s Musical Week.
After riding their invisible horses in a recreation of Psy’s video, Ed then made a shock glide in between Tess’s legs, before pretending to run at her for a lift.
Fans of the show will remember his performance with professional partner Katya Jones was one of the stand-out moments of last year’s series, and while it didn’t score highly with the judges, it proved to be a huge talking point.
Sunday night’s ‘Strictly’ also saw another celebrity leave the competition, ahead of next week’s semi-final.
When Alesha Dixon performed his show-stopping routine on series five, we were convinced she was about to become the next Beyoncé. Instead, she later became the next Arlene Phillips, replacing the veteran on the panel.
Sophie Ellis Bextor’s Charleston
The Charleston was a fairly new dance to ‘Strictly’ when S.E.B took it on in 2013. And despite it only being week two of the competition, she and partner Brendan Cole bagged a whopping 36 points for the routine.
Danny Mac’s Samba
Danny and Oti’s 2016 routine still makes us come over a bit funny. Let’s put it this way – if it was any hotter, it would have been on literal fire.
Abbey Clancy’s Waltz
2013 champ Abbey wowed the judges with this beautiful waltz in week one of the competition, and brought it back for the final, where they scored a perfect 40 and lifted the glitterball trophy.
Jill Halfpenny’s Jive
If you can remember as far back as series two in 2004 (!), you’ll no doubt remember this knockout performance from Jill and partner Darren Bennett.
Lisa Riley’s Samba
We don’t think anyone has ever had as much fun as Lisa and Robin Windsor did performing their Samba on the show in 2012.
Caroline Flack’s Charleston
Cazza’s Turkish interpretation of the Charleston cemented her as the favourite to win in 2014. She also performed the dance again in the final, which eventually saw her crowned winner.
Kara Tointon’s Argentine Tango
Given the sexual tension in this performance, it’s no wonder Kara and Artem Chigvintsev announced they were an item shortly afterwards.
Louis Smith’s Showdance
Not only did Louis Smith capture a lot of attention with his toplessness, but his dancing was pretty good in this too.
Matt Di Angelo’s Salsa
Matt went from Dean Wicks to snake hips with his performance of the Salsa in series five in 2007.