Astonishingly, we’re already six weeks in to this year’s Strictly Come Dancing, which means it’s time for the Halloween special.
Darkness will descend on the Hellstree Studios as the remaining couples tackle a number of blood-curdling routines.
And while we already know that the hair and make-up department will pull it out of the bag again, there’s a number of other highlights to look forward to.
Michelle Visage is transforming into Morticia Addams for a Foxtrot to the Addams Family Theme, while Alex and Neil will be setting their routine to the Ghostbusters Theme.
Catherine and Johannes will be upping the camp factor even more for Halloween Week as they take on a Cha Cha set to Steps’ Scared Of The Dark, while Kelvin and Oti will be performing a terrifying Tango set to the earworm of the summer, Billie Ellish’s Bad Guy.
Check out the full list of songs and dances below...
- Alex Scott and Neil Jones – Couples’ Choice (Street/Commercial), Ghostbusters by Ray Parker Jr
- Catherine Tyldesley and Johannes Radebe – Cha Cha, Scared Of The Dark by Steps
- Emma Barton and Anton du Beke – Tango, Toccata and Fugue in D Minor by Bach
- Emma Weymouth and Aljaz Skorjanec – Charleston, A Little Party Never Killed Nobody by Fergie feat. Q-Tip and GoonRock
- Michelle Visage and Giovanni Pernice – Foxtrot, Addams Family by Vic Mizzy
- Saffron Barker and AJ Pritchard – Jive, Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic by The Police
- Chris Ramsey and Karen Hauer – Samba, Everybody (Backstreet’s Back) by Backstreet Boys
- Karim Zeroual and Amy Dowden – Paso Doble, Smalltown Boy by Bronski Beat
- Kelvin Fletcher and Oti Mabuse – Tango, Bad Guy by Billie Eilish
- Mike Bushell and Katya Jones – Tango, What You Waiting For by Gwen Stefani
- Will Bayley and Janette Manrara – Jive, Casper by Little Richard
Last week saw us say goodbye to David James, as the former footballer failed to survive his third dance-off.
But who will the grim reaper axe from the competition next?
Find out when Strictly returns on Saturday at 6.35pm and Sunday at 7.15pm on BBC One.
