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NYDALEN (VG) Saturday was ready for the quarter-finals of the most dramatic "Should We Dance" season. It was the last dance for the boxer kick Thea Næss.
published: Updated: 03.11.18 22:26
In the quarter-finals, Jan Gunnar Solli and Thea Næss had to meet in dance. Despite the fact that Martine Lunde had three points in the starting lineup, the viewers saved her from the duel.
It's Næss who had to leave the competition in the quarterfinals.
"It's heavy because we had a fantastic adventure." I fell in love with the dance and a little crush on Ivo, she said crying when she received the message.
After the broadcast, she wipes tears and receives praise from judges and the public. For VG, she says that she is very sad to leave the competition.
"I'm bored, so I wanted to complete the adventure, it will be strange not to participate," she says.
However, it will be the moment of relaxation for the boxer in the coming weeks. In just two weeks she will return to the ring – at the European Championships.
– I practiced kickboxing in parallel with "Should We Dance". It's been a tremendous amount of workouts – five to nine hours of dancing and kickboxing, she says.
At the corner of the corner is the husband and coach Christian Galvez.
"I might invite too," she says with a laugh.
"I have the impression of having a friend for life.
– well done
Last Saturday, Sophie Elise Isachsen chose remove from "must we dance". VGTV program director Morten Hegseth, who had smoked the competition the week before, was invited back to the parkette. He was however in Trøndelag with her husband and did not thank for practical reasons.
TV 2 Solved the drama of the previous Saturday by awarding three points less to Martine Lunde and her dance partner Fredric Brunberg, instead of sending them home with the lowest votes.
– I did not really think about it, but I tried to forget about it and to train as usual, "Lunde told VG during the break.
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She and Brunberg came to the bottom of the list when all the points of judgment were spelled out.
– It's really cool. It's never fun to lie down, but I hope people will vote for us later, "she said.
She realized her wish.
"I did not understand anything, I thought I was going to do it," she said on screen when it was obvious that she was heading towards the quarterfinals.
1 of 8TANGO: Martine Lunde and Fredric Brunberg danced the tango as the second dance. They received 32 points from the referees.Cicilie S. Andersen / VG
Two retired participants
TV 2 press officer Unn Grethe Berge told VG that she had used points in the past.
"Last Saturday, the production considered two alternatives – the return of the participant who had smoked the week before and the fact that we had a shipment where no one smoked, but where the loser of the duel had received a score less than next week", she said.
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This is not the first time in the season that attendees give the lead on television 2. when Frank Løke threw away his clothes and directed the dance at Tangatruse, chose the production for remove it from the program. So was sent Aune Sand at the dance.
Sand stayed with two weeks, but then chose give way to Amalie Snøløs. She thanked and she also had two more weeks in the program. She was, however, happy to have finished with "Should We Dance", The Bubble Then she was voted for the second time.
Follows the regulations
Berge says that production is used to handle withdrawal situations of participants, despite the fact that this season has been a major replacement than usual.
– TV 2 and Monster are used to acting quickly and cooperating well when difficulties arise and are able to find solutions in such situations. I want to add that we follow a rule in "Shall we dance"? "Let's dance" is a concept purchased from the BBC called Strictly Come Dancing and, according to this concept, certain rules must be respected, she says.
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In the semifinals, the judges resumed the regime and danced with the remaining four pairs. For Tore Pettersen, it was very exciting: he had not danced for 20 years. Last year's winner, Helene Olafsen, took the place last Saturday behind the referees table.
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