the right one to go. The feedback from the gyms had obviously been that they didn't like the video; that they felt it didn't show the mix of dance and martial arts claimed. Duane had directed the video, he had clearly decided to take out some moves (how crucial this was I'm not sure) and he edited the final version. Clearly, in spite of their disagreements, Laura had done what was asked of her in demonstrating the routine otherwise he'd have said something. The failings of the video were down to him. It's a shame, though. He was a nice guy, and had looked really good in the other tasks. This. Absolutely spot on 100%. It's a shame but the failure of the task was down to the video which was confirmed by the feedback received and Duane was ultimately responsible. It's a shame but that's the way the cookie crumbles. I had Duane down in the final 4, oh well. Sadly and regrettably on this occasion Sir Alan was right, Duane unfortunately had to go. How that other team won when the whole thing was terrible is beyond me. Something called luck had a lot to do with it! The fact you use the expression "should of", which is utterly invalid grammatically, shows why you can't see that Ricky is a vastly better candidate than the inept and grammatically-challenged Duane who seems to think that inane blustering and delusional positivism is a substitute for talent. Did Duane break all