Actress Alex Kingston felt the sting of their criticisms this week after struggling with an extra challenging routine: the Paso Doble to Amparito Roca by Jamie Texidor.
Alex admitted to finding the routine more difficult than usual because she didn't have lyrics to time her steps to.
"Sort of, Alex answered, seeming disappointed. "I think I could – I could give it another go, to be honest."
"It's the first time that I felt a bit of insecurity from you," Motsi Mabuse said of the performance, before Shirley Ballas said it unfortunately lacked some passion or fire.
The judges ultimately scored Alex a respectable 30 points for her Paso, but the Doctor Who star seemed upset when she got up to Claudia Winkleman's Clauditorium.
"But I don't want you to be sad because you were excellent," Claudia insisted, reaching out to comfort her.
"No, but I should love this dance because it's drama," a teary Alex replied. "But it's just that I'm used to dancing to lyrics. And I didn't know that I can't do that."
Fingers crossed Alex manages to stay out of the dance off and will be able to bounce back strongly next week – with a song that's better suited to her.
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