BBC Strictly Come Dancing's Chris McCausland supported amid his and Dianne Buswell's 'would like' admission

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Chris McCausland has been flooded with support after his and Dianne Buswell's admission about their future in Strictly Come Dancing.

It came as the pair were reflecting on the news that they'd made it through to another week of the BBC One dance contest. They were seen getting the news during Sunday night's results show (October 6) after impressing with their Wayne’s World-inspired jive in the BBC dance contest's annual Movie Week, which aired live on Saturday night (October 5).

Comedian Chris and dancer Dianne appeared as the film’s main characters and scored 30 out of a possible 40 points from the judges, their highest score of the competition so far. READ MORE: BBC Strictly Come Dancing fans' same complaint about Dr Punam Krishan and Gorka Marquez’s show first Judge Craig Revel-Horwood described their performance as "packed full of fantastic rhythm", saying: "Strong at kickball changes, they’re a little bit heavy for my liking, but it was full, packed full of fantastic rhythm." Then, during Sunday night's (October 6) results show, Chris, who is Strictly's first blind contestant, and Dianne were confirmed to have made it through to the next week of Strictly 2024 where it was revealed they'll be performing a Salsa to Men At Work's 'Down Under'.

Following the results show, which is pre-recorded following the live show on a Saturday night before being aired on BBC One the following evening, Dianne shared a post to social media in which she and Chris could be seen fully immersing themselves in their Movie Week theme. "Mind blown yet again by this incredible man @chrismccauslandcomedy," the Australian dancer shared. "Thank you for trusting me with every step we take!