Strictly Come Dancing 2012, Hollywood Night, as it happened 20.22 Down the bottom, though, it looks like Jerry Hall and Michael Vaughan could be in the dance-off tomorrow night. Sid Owen's down there too, but his previous performances and EastEnders popularity might save his skin. 20.21 That's all the dances tonight. Denise Van Outen tops the leaderbaord, Louis Smith in second, then Lisa Riley, Dani Harmer and Kimberley Walsh all in joint third. I think we can safely say it was ladies' night. 20.19 Scores are in and they're good ones. Well, except from Len, who gives a six. Boo. Total of 30 points and second on the leaderboard for Louis. 20.17 Bruno thought he was "smooth and wonderful," then does some leering. "Contained, simmiering, understated, loved the hip rotation, fan-tas-tic" says Craig. Darcey saw a spark of emotion at last but still wants him to loosen up and be freer. Bruno throws some preposterous shapes to illustrate. 20.16 Len loved the lifts but thought the actual salsa "lacked attack." He gets tetchy, as he often does when the crowd disagree with him. 20.14 Last to dance is Louis Smith and his partner Flavia Cacace, dancing a salsa to Time Of My Life from Dirty Dancing. Great splits jump from Louis and they end on THAT famous lift. That was excellent. 20.11 A few more quick Tweets: @chiefbrody1984 Toto is played by Pauline Fowler's dog Betty from EastEnders. Fact. Well, we couldn't have Ethel's little Willy this early on a Saturday @patrickstrud It's important to remember that years after Hanky Pnky came out, Madonna admitted she'd anyone if they ttried to spank her @tracey_thorn I think Lisa is my favourite. DANCES, doesn't she? 20.10 Scores are in: 27 points for Nicky, his highest by miles all series. Smokin'! 20.09 Much improved. Darcey "loved the energy and attack." "Westlife went from no-life to full-of-life," says Len, despite Nicky's bent knees. "you're starting to win me over" says Craig. Tango knees. Soft and bent. I'm saying nothing. 20.06 Nicky's green facepaint is more Shrek than The Mask and his footwork is out of time in patches but thus is decent enough. 20.05 Penultinate dancer tonight is Nicky Byrne with his partner Karen Hauer. He's had a hard time so far and needs to pull it out of the bag this week. They're dancing a quickstep to Hey Pacuco from The Mask, which should be entertaining costume-wise at least. 20.03 Scores are in: seveeen from Len and a total of 29, joining Dani and Kimberley as joint second behind Denise. 20.02 An uncharacteristically kind Craig says she "really sells a number, that was brrrrilliant." Not enough spring, says Darcey but "fabulous arms." "Bundle of joy" says Len, which basically means she's like a podgy baby, doesn't it? "Breath of fresh air" says Bruno. 20.01 Gangster-and-moll theme and an energetic jive. Lisa's giving it some welly, as always. The odd stilted moment but this is fast and fun. 19.58 Next up is Lisa Riley with her partner Robin Windsor. Lisa's been the surprise hit of the series so far and this week the bounce is back - they're doing a cheeky jive to Hanky Panky by Madonna from the film Dick Tracy. 19.57 The judges throw around a pooper scooper bag, to much amusement. 19.56 Cleverly choreographed by Vincent but Dani did well too. A score of 29 points, Dani's highest so far and making her equal second so far this evening. 19.53 A sweet and pretty little Wizard Of Oz foxtrot with some lovely lines there. And Toto came on at the end, which will win points from soppy dog lovers like me. Judges being very complimentary indeed. Dani's little ruby slippers went like the clappers. 19.52 A few more quick Tweets: @mofgimmers Baking. Ballroom dancing. Interior design. You people have sickening viewing habits @unrealitytv I felt there were invisible air quotes when Brucey called Richard Arnold a "showbiz journalist" just now @shequeen I don't know who half these people are. Can I be a High Court Judge please? 19.50 Next up it's the dancing munchkins aka Team Smurf aka the pocket rockets: Dani Harmer and her partner Vincent Simone. Brucey does an epic gag-fluff in his excitement. 19.49 Surprisngly for a Scotsman, Richard can't do a Scottish accent. But a score of 25, very respectable and might well save him from the dance-off. 19.48 "Bright and lively" says Len. Bruno thought there was "improvement and hard work" there. Even Craig "didn't mind it actually." "Best dance so far" says Darcey. Not a single "yah" from her tonight, have you noticed? Sixes for Soapy Dick? 19.45 And now it's Richard Arnold and Erin Boag, dancing a quickstep to Dolly Parton's mighty Nine To Five, from the movie of the same title. Both in office-friendly pinstripes and you can almost see the cogs whirring in Richard's head as he counts those steps. Much improved. 19.43 Time for a couple of your Tweets, both on a fashion theme... @hilaryalexander Kristina's dress on Strictly is hanging by two threads! No visble PL. @henryholland Watching Strictly and feeling slightly violated by that dress 19.41 A score of 26 for Colin. His highest so far and third on the leaderboard. 19.40 Len was "more shaken than stirred" and wanted more tango content. Craig thought it was "full of authority and dominance and adored the lifts." Well, there's a turn-up for the Ian Fleming books. 19.39 Darcey wanted it to be "dirtier." Blimey, Bussell. 19.38 Good intensity, storytelling and some lovely shapes but a rather awkward spin at the end. 19.37 It's been a challenging week for Little and Large, as Colin got called back to Canada for some filming on his new TV drama Arrow. Which is rather good, actually. Anyway, this means they've been doing some Translatlantic rehearsal and jetlag tiredness could be an issue as they perform an Argentine Tango to the Goldeneye theme by Tina Turner. 19.35 Next up it's Colin Salmon and his partner Kristina Rihanoff. Brucey gets some sympathy laughs for his Bond-themed gag "You only lift twice." 19.34 Eights all round for 32 points, the same as last week. Denise now tops tonight's leaderboard. 19.32 Smooth and splendid. Craig thought it was "beautiful." Darcey warns her not to get too relaxed. A "verbal pat on the back" from Len. Her posture and technique was impressive indeed. Eights, nines even? 19.30 They're dancing a foxtrot to the theme from Toy Story, Randy Newman's You've Got A Friend In Me. Some jerky toy-themed stuff at the beginning, then into a neat and cute foxtrot. 19.29 Kimberley might have some compeitition now, though, because it's Denise Van Outen and James Jordan. She performed a brilliant jive last week but can she now adapt to ballroom? She needs to impress Len with her posture and poise, but has been practising hard and even worn the heels down on her shoes this week. 19.27 Scores are in: 29 points, Nimble Kimble's highest so far and she's top of the leaderboard at the halfway point. 19.26 "Back in business" says Bruno. "Great attack, strong core and light steps" says Darcey. Len liked it too. An eight rather than a seveeeeeen? 19.24 Some messing abaht on a park bench to start but then into a rather marvellous, bouncy quickstep. Great reception. She's back back back. 19.23 They're dancing a quickstep to Get Happy from Summer Stock and Nimble Kimble looks great in a 50s-style skirt and bra top. Pasha, in his specs, rather resembles Gareth Malone. 19.20 Dodgy night so far but this should be better. It's Kimberley Walsh and Pasha Kovalev. She got a bit of a hard time from Len last week but is still my tip for the final. She's had a busy week, with a natty new haircut and the Girls Aloud reunion, so let's hope she's had enough rehearsal time. 19.19 Sid's worst dance yet but partly down to Ola's choreography, I thought. And a low score of 17 points. 19.18 There we are, Len indeed says they took "blimming ages to get going" and it was "too smooth, not staccato enough." "Stompy, clompy, clumpy" says Craig. Brucey tries to repeat that and fails. 19.17 There's some air-guitaring and a terrible wig/headband combo but not much tangoing to start with. Len won't like that. And I'm not liking this karaoke rendition by Dave Arch and his band. Fallen Arches. Painful. 19.15 Fifth couple now: Sid Owen and his partner Ola Jordan. Sid's been something of a surprise package so far and the amazing Karen Hardy is tipping im as a dark horse for the final. However, he had some timing issues last week. They're dancing a tango to Here I Go Again by Whitesnake, from Rock Of Ages. 19.14 Jerry, marvellously, says that was "one for HRT, so vote for me." Pick up those phones, ladies of a certain age! You might need to, because she scores just 18 points, lowest so far. 19.12 Craig gets some lip from Anton, who insists it was "better than last week, dah-ling." Fours and fives? 19.11 Darcey liked the storytelling but thought Jerry "faded and lost concentration." Len says it was "a bit Upstairs Downstairs" and says "downstairs, you're quite neat and tidy." 19.10 They're dancing a quickstep to Mrs Robinson from The Graduate. A physically challenging routine for someone like Jerry, who admits she's lazy. Some skipping around the dancefloor but pretty sedate stuff and Anton looks like he's steering a mannequin around at times. Still, Jerry looks fabulous in a flowing red frock. And they finish by falling onto a bed. She probably needs a lie down. 19.07 Next up are Jerry Hall and Anton Du Beke. The Texan model is bookies' favourite to go this week. Will she defy the odds? 19.06 A three from mean old Craig and a total of 19 points for Michael, the lowest of the night so far. Doomed for the dance-off? 19.03 This just in from the Telegraph's own Rachel Ward: Thanks Natalie, that's pretty much what us Yorkshire lasses wear on a night out. Vaughany's doing some werid pouting. 19.02 Or perhaps not. Craig says "hot it was not, timing issues, feet coming down like a felled tree." Darcey was more impressed. 19.01 On the floor are Michael Vaughan and Natalie Lowe, doing a cha-cha-cha to Hot Stuff from The Full Monty, picked partly because of Michael's Sheffield connections. Bit of novelty stripping and an improvement on last week's worst-ever jive, I thought. 19.00 Our esteemeed TV & Radio Editor Serena Davies is there in the studio audience tonight - alright for some - and she's just beamed in her first comment: Splits like Meryl Steep in Mama Mia! 18.58 Four from Craig, which gets booed. Then five, six and seven for a total of 22 points. 18.57 Len makes some encouraging noises and nonsensical cycling analogies. What do we think, more sixes? 18.56 Darcey says she looks gorgeous and gives her a tip about holding paper in her fingers during rehearsal to improve her hand lines. The crowd go "ooh" at the sight of BBC stationery. 18.55 Craig is more complimentary, surprisngly, says there's "an actress emerging" but she got tangled up in the chiffon and she needs to work on her arms. Or "armology" as it's sometimes called. 18.54 Bruno though she "sizzled but boiled over" and lost concentration. Shades of the first week here. Will she blub? 18.53 Brucey uses the word "chillax." I demand my licence fee back. 18.52 She's not doing badly so far but there's the odd awkward, stilted movement. Leggy spins and a borrowed cap to finish. 18.50 Next up it's Victoria Pendleton and Brendan Cole. Theyre dancing a rumba to Up Where We Belong from An Officer And A Gentleman. Brendan's in full US military whites, she's sporting a long blue glittery number with silver stripes at the base. Victoria fears she'll struggle with the performance element here - can she summon up enough passion, romance and intensity for the rumba? 18.48 Scores are in: 5, 6, 6 and 6 for a total of 23 points, one point down on Fern's performance last week.