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Strictly Come Dancing ’S Winnersin2007 Mike Ward TONIGHT Tess Daly and the STRICTLY COME DANCING, gang are back for the SUNDAY, 6.45PM, BBC1 Strictly Come Dancing launch show tomorrow. GETncredibly, it’s been 10 years READY FOR STRICTLY We’ll miss Brucie, since Strictly Come Dancing first appeared on our screens of course, but series 12 Iand tonight series 12 begins with the celebrity contestants promises to be every meeting their professional dance partners for the first time. bit as entertaining as Ahead of tomorrow night’s launch, try Mike Ward’s quiz its predecessors to see how much you can remember about the show’s fabulous first decade on the box. Tess Daly Len Goodman, and Claudia Darcey Bussell, Winkleman Craig Revel will co-host Horwood and series 12 Bruno Tonioli return to the judging panel 1. Model and TV presenter Abbey Clancy is the current Strictly Come Dancing champion. Which Premier 5. Broadcaster John (a) James Jordan It Takes Two in League footballer is she Sergeant withdrew from (b) Brendan Cole 2011. Who did married to? the competition in November (c) Anton Du Beke she replace? (a) Steven Gerrard 2008, because… (d) Vincent Simone (a) Graham (b) Theo Walcott (a) He thought he’d torn Norton (c) Wayne Rooney a hamstring 9. In which year did (b) Claudia (d) Peter Crouch (b) He thought he’d been Tess Daly begin co-hosting Winkleman mistreated the show? (c) Anton Du Beke 2. Strictly’s winners in 2007 (c) He thought the show was (a) 2004 (b) 2005 (d) Natasha Kaplinsky were Alesha Dixon and her rubbish (c) 2006 (d) 2007 partner Matthew Cutler. (d) He thought he might win 12. New co-presenter Alicia went on to be a Strictly 10. Dancer Ola Jordan, Claudia Winkleman has judge before defecting to 6. Judges Len Goodman and whose husband and fellow been the host of BBC1’s which rival talent show? Bruno Tonioli are also judges professional James also used Film programme since 2010. (a) The X Factor on the American version of to compete on the Who did the job before her? (b) Got To Dance 3. Kara Tointon, the winning Strictly. What is it called? show, was born in (a) Barry Norman (c) Britain’s Got Talent celebrity in 2010, and Jill (a) Strictly Dance Fever which country? (b) Danny Leigh (d) Celebrity MasterChef Halfpenny, who took the title (b) Celebrity Dance-Off (a) Russia (c) Mark Kermode in 2004, have both appeared (c) Dancing With The Stars (b) Poland (d) Jonathan Ross in which TV soap? (d) Ballroom Blitz (c) Hungary (a) Emmerdale (d) Latvia ANSWERS: (b) EastEnders 7. Which of these hit (d), 8 (c), 9 (a), 10 (b), 11 (b), 12 (d) 12 (b), 11 (b), 10 (a), 9 (c), 8 (d), (c) Coronation Street shows has former Strictly 11. Zoe 7 (c), 6 (d), 5 (a), 4 (b), 3 (c), 2 (d), 1 (d) Hollyoaks host Sir Bruce Forsyth Ball, who never presented? finished 4. Rachel Stevens, runner-up (a) The Price Is Right third THE JUDGES’ VERDICT: with Vincent Simone in 2008, (b) The Generation Game with 0-2: Shocking was part of which band? (c) Play Your Cards Right partner 3-4: Disappointing (a) S Club 7 (d) Family Fortunes Ian Waite 5-6: Room for improvement (b) Sugababes in 2005, 7: Severrn!!! 8-9: Very promising (c) Girls Aloud 8. Who partnered Ann became host 10-11: Excellent (d) Rage Against The Machine Widdecombe in 2010? of BBC2 spin-off 12: Perfection! PHOTOGRAPHS: FREDDY JOSEPH/LOOK/IPC+ SYNDICATION; REX FEATURES; BBC REX FEATURES; SYNDICATION; JOSEPH/LOOK/IPC+ PHOTOGRAPHS: FREDDY.
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