How will Dancing with the Stars eliminate its dancers?
Some adjustments are in place in a pre-recorded season and to keep things fair on the floor.
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Filming for Dancing with the Stars: All Stars gets underway tonight in Sydney, with returning stars such as Tom Williams, Jamie Durie, Bec Hewitt and Ada Nicodemou.
For the first time the show is pre-recorded, which will entail some changes from the previous production.
It will screen as an intense two week season on Seven, rather than a single episode per week.
TV Tonight can reveal the cast is divided into Group A / Group B.
Each episode sees half the cast dancing, while the others watch on.
Eliminations take place at the end of each episode, with a leaderboard and eliminations determined by combined scores from the judges and a studio audience.
That also means some dancers will have presumably rehearsed routines they never get to show… it’s brutal out there.
Seven is yet to confirm an airdate, hosts or judges.
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If 7 weren’t going to do this properly, they should have just left this to 10…
Wonder what “Breaking News” this show will bring to our screens
What’s with 7 doing two weeks shows? This and The Voice. Stop messing with the format when the format didn’t need to be messed with. I don’t see how this is going to work in two weeks. Are they doing a show every night?
Stripped is the plan, 3 nights seems to be the go.
Let’s hope DWTS is the hat-trick that makes Seven wake up to themselves.
its a shame they got The Voice, now we have worse judges.
Can’t wait to see how Seven “Re-invents” The Voice next.
Their track record is certainly not very good.
I have it on good authority a new “tentpole” concert is currently under wraps. It’ll be set in a television station’s mailroom with suspense building from the opening of each letter…
This sounds dredful.
How many “tentpoles” can fall before the whole tent collapses? Asking for a friend.
I can’t see this being the “event TV” Seven is touting it as. Obviously they’re testing the waters to see if it’s another “tentpole”, especially with Tag failing, but I don’t think DWTS is the answer.
This will be another failure. Why is 7 messing with another format & pre recording a live format?
Presumably because covid restrictions mean they can’t film normally.