Here we go. Strictly season is officially upon us with the next 14 Saturday nights featuring our favourite TV show. Whilst we might already know all the pairings thanks to the pairings spoiler there’s still going to be a lot to talk about during tonight’s launch show.
You can let me know your thoughts about anything to do with tonight’s show right here in the comments or over on Facebook or Twitter. No prizes yet but this years competition kicks off next Saturday and its a huge one as one of you will be winning a massive £500 in Amazon Vouchers. But only if you are brave enough to reject the regular weekly prize. You can find out more details and how to get involved here.
I will also be opening a poll right here once all the couples are announced so watch out for that. As always you’ll be able to pick 3 favourites.
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