BBC Strictly Come Dancing fans issue Chris McCausland and Dianne Buswell complaint as they say 'seriously'

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Strictly Come Dancing fans were left issuing the same complaint following Chris McCausland and Dianne Buswell's semi-final efforts - but it was over somethimg completely out of their control.

There were joyous scenes, and also plenty of tears as the comedian and the professional dancer performed two dances during the penultimate week of the competition on Saturday night (December 7) alongside their four fellow semi-finalists.

Chris and Dianne kicked off their fight to be in next weekend's final by performing a Charleston to When You’re Smiling by The Blue Vipers Of Brooklyn which was awarded 33 points by the judges. READ MORE: BBC Strictly Come Dancing fans demand clear action over professional dancer after 'crime' Their other dance, a Viennese waltz to Nothing Else Matters by Metallica, received 36 points from the judges and saw Chris and Dianne in tears at its conclusion, with the dancer hugging her celebrity partner and telling him: "I'm so proud of you." Craig Revel Horwood, often known for his harsh but constructive criticism, said following the routine: "My pen went down.

Magical, darling," before praising the pair's efforts as "magical darling, very emotional." Anton Du Beke was equally impressed, adding: "It was super duper, your movement was exemplary, you move like nobody else in the show.