Strictly Come Dancing Fans Question Scoring as Bobby Brazier Escapes Bottom of Leaderboard

Fans Call Out Scoring on BBC Series

Strictly Come Dancing fans have expressed their disappointment with the scoring on the hit BBC show after contestant Bobby Brazier managed to avoid being at the bottom of the leaderboard. The ex EastEnders star, who is only 20 years old, narrowly escaped elimination in a quarter final that was overshadowed by sadness due to the injury-forced withdrawal of ex EastEnders actor Nigel, 50.

Bobby's Salsa Routine Lift Blunder

Despite a blunder in his lift during his salsa routine, Bobby managed to avoid the bottom of the leaderboard. Last night's live show featured only four stars due to the show's shock decision to not eliminate anyone. While performer Layton Williams and professional dancer Nikita Kuzmin wowed the judges with a sizzling Paso Doble, Bobby fell short in his performance.

Fans Slam Scoring

Strictly fans were quick to criticize the scoring, particularly in comparison to Annabel and Johannes' Foxtrot. Many fans expressed disbelief at Bobby's higher score, considering his lift mistake. Some fans even questioned why judge Craig Revel Horwood was the only one to point out the error. One viewer commented, "How can Bobby and Dianne get higher marks than Annabel and Johannes? The lift failed."

Bobby's Popularity and Potential

Despite the controversy, Bobby has been gaining popularity with the public and has been compared to Harry Styles. Insiders have revealed that Bobby is a "triple threat" with his abilities in acting, dancing, and singing. Major music labels, including Universal and Sony, have taken notice of Bobby's talent and appeal, sparking discussions about his potential as the next Harry Styles if marketed properly.

Quarter Finals Shake-Up

The quarter finals of Strictly Come Dancing were not without their surprises. The injury-forced withdrawal of Nigel Harman left the show with only four stars competing. Annabel and Johannes found themselves at the bottom of the leaderboard, while Layton Williams and Nikita Kuzmin scored the first perfect 40 of the season.