Emmerdale actor Lawrence Robb faced criticism for his "flat-footed" and "out-of-time" performance with partner Jowita Przystal on Strictly Come Dancing.
Robb and Przystal scored just 19 for their jive to a mash-up of Fatboy Slim's The Rockafeller Skank and The Knack's My Sharona on Saturday's edition of the BBC dancing show.
Judges' Verdict
Judge Craig Revel Horwood said: "It wasn't for me, flat-footed and out-of-time, feet turned in, no retraction or slip, not your best."
However, fellow judge Shirley Ballas offered encouragement: "You've got potential, you absolutely can be a star, but you can't be making too many mistakes, but some good things in there, so be proud."
Emotional Response and Welcome Back
Robb, who admitted he made mistakes during the performance, looked emotional afterwards and was given a hug by presenter Johannes Radebe and the rest of the cast in the auditorium after he discovered his score.
At the start of the show, presenters Emma Willis, Josh Widdicombe and Johannes Radebe welcomed Australian singer Delta Goodrem back to the show, after she missed last week's episode with an injury.
Radebe said: "I have to say a very warm welcome back to Delta and Kai, we're so happy to have you back in the ballroom, my darling."
Other Performances
Elsewhere, actress Jaime Winstone and Carlos Gu scored 25 for their foxtrot to Olivia Dean's Man I Need. Judge Anton Du Beke praised her head positioning as "as good as I've seen on the show", but Motsi Mabuse said she appeared "nervous", while Shirley Ballas said she spotted "two or three mistakes".
TV dog trainer Graeme Hall and his professional partner Lauren Oakley scored 31 for their tango, performed dressed as spies to Hernando's Hideaway from the musical The Pajama Game, with Ballas comparing Hall to a well-trained dog.
Big Brother presenter Will Best and his partner Dianne Buswell also scored 31 for their cha cha to Daddy by Della Reese, with Ballas saying she was "so entertained" by the pair, and Mabuse adding that Best was "the one to watch".
