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Strictly Come Dancing: Shirley and Craig's Perfect 10 poster

Strictly Come Dancing: Shirley and Craig's Perfect 10 

Join Strictly Come Dancing’s Shirley Ballas and Craig Revel Horwood in this special feature-length DVD, as they revisit some of the show’s greatest routines! Head Judge Shirley loves to reward couples that show flare, skill and effort, by raising her ‘10’ paddle. Whereas Craig is noticeably less keen to award the maximum score! Shirley and Craig’s Perfect 10 offers a unique insight into the way the pair view perfection. Take a trip down memory lane, as they look back on the show’s best routines of all time, and see if they can agree on the one dance that really is worthy of that perfect 10!
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Join Strictly Come Dancing’s Shirley Ballas and Craig Revel Horwood in this special feature-length DVD, as they revisit some of the show’s greatest routines! Head Judge Shirley loves to reward couples that show flare, skill and effort, by raising her ‘10’ paddle. Whereas Craig is noticeably less keen to award the maximum score! Shirley and Craig’s Perfect 10 offers a unique insight into the way the pair view perfection. Take a trip down memory lane, as they look back on the show’s best routines of all time, and see if they can agree on the one dance that really is worthy of that perfect 10!

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