BBC Strictly Come Dancing fans say 'there's a reason' in same complaint as it 'doesn't add up'

manchestereveningnews.co.uk:

Strictly Come Dancing fans were left issuing the same complaint as a choice during the latest live show 'didn't add up'. The remaining 12 couples returned to the ballroom with their brand new routines with the hope of surviving another week.

Among those performing on Saturday night (October 19) were Pete Wicks and Jowita Przystal after they made it through to week five of the BBC One dance contest where podcast host and reality star Pete faced the notoriously difficult rumba.

Pete admitted he was not a fan of the dance, which he and Jowita performed to the Oasis track 'Don't Look Back in Anger' and after his performance as he achieved a score of 22, having failed to catch the attention of all of the judges. READ MORE: BBC Strictly Come Dancing spoiler leak has fans 'baffled' as they 'didn't see it coming' Craig Revel Horwood also took issue with the routine as he said the lifts were “totally illegal” and suggested that in a competition there could be a “disqualification” for the moves, but praised Wicks for the work that had gone into the dance.

But it was the song choice that didn't got down well with Strictly viewers following Liam and Noel Gallagher's big reunion news earlier this year, with it marking the first time an Oasis track has ever been used on the show in its 20-year history. @ashaprimrose said: "A Rumba to Oasis??