Strictly Come Dancing fans baffled by Craig Revel Horwood's scoring
24.09.2022 - 23:17
/ ok.co.uk
Strictly Come Dancing fans were left baffled by Craig Revel Horwood's scoring on Saturday night, after he gave the first three contestants a four.The judge, 57, gave Kym Marsh, Tyler West and Jayde Adams a four sparking people to believe that was the only panel he had available. "Has Craig only got a 4 paddle tonight? #Strictly @bbcstrictly", someone said, as another quipped: "Prop department can you please supply Craig with the 9 paddles other than 4 please #Strictly".
Surprisingly, Craig then went on to award Loose Women's Kaye Adams a six, leaving many viewers confused. "Craig gave Kaye 6 and everyone else so far 4? Definitely don’t agree," one viewer tweeted, as another agreed, writing: "Craig scoring Kaye a 6 after three consecutive 4s is the funniest thing that'll happen all series." However, as the show went on Craig continued to be uncharacteristically generous with his scores, which also prompted may Strictly fans to pass comment on social media.
One fan joked: "Has someone spiked Craig's coffee tonight. He is actually being generous tonight." "Where is the real Craig this is not Craig release the real Craig?" added a second, as a third said: "Erm…is Craig Revel Horwood ok? He’s being really positive this week," alongside several laughing emojis.
Another Strictly viewer quipped: "I am actually concerned with Craig like we should take him to hospital I think he’s hit his head." The judge continued to award higher scores throughout the evening, with pairings such as Molly Rainford and Carlos Gu receiving a seven from Craig. Never miss a celebrity exclusive again! Become an OK! VIP and get all of our exclusive interviews, videos and stunning photo shoots sent straight to your inbox every week!You'll receive an
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