Strictly's Angela Scanlon gets her best score of the series so far
Fans are rejoicing with her first 10!
Angela Scanlon as received her best score on Strictly Come Dancing 2023 so far and fans are rejoicing.
Angela and her Strictly pro, Carlos Gu, performed an Argentine Tango to Back To Black by Amy Winehouse for their Blackpool week dance routine and impressed the judges more than ever in the process.
After their performance, Angela and Carlos received three 10s and an 8, marking their first 10s of the series.
"You came into the lift and they looked beautiful," Anton Du Beke said of Angela's frame during the routine, before giving them 10 points.
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However, Judge Craig Revel Horwood scored the duo an 8, despite praising the "storytelling" and "partnership" in their dance, calling it "absolutely wonderful".
"I have to disagree with Anton about the leg situation. I thought you were a bit stiff. They are not loose enough and I feel like you are trying to control them."
This wasn't the only time in the evening at which Craig's scores were out of step with the other judges — he also abstained from giving both Layton and Ellie perfect scores.
In previous weeks, Angela and Carlos have found themselves in the middle of the leaderboard, with them scoring in the low 30s and high 20s.
After hearing their scores, Carlos was overwhelmed with emotion and began crying with Angela comforting him.
Fans have been praising Angela and Carlos's routine, with one X (formerly Twitter) user dubbing it has "breathtaking".
One user wrote: "Angela and Carlos were the best dancers tonight. Absolutely loved that Argentine tango."
"Been waiting for Angela Scanlon and Carlos to get their moment. THIS. WAS. IT. Absolutely phenomenal job with the Argentine Tango," another user wrote.
The Strictly Come Dancing results show is on Sunday 18th November at 7:20pm.
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