Kevin Clifton and Susanna Reid face an anxious wait to find out if they will line up in the BBC Strictly Come Dancing semi-finals next week after their performance on Saturday night.
Kevin, from Waltham, and BBC news presenter Susanna, scored 32 points for their Argentine Tango to Michael Jackson's Smooth Criminal.
They did however claw back a point in the swingathon - but were the first couple to be voted off in the episode finale which saw all six couples on the dance floor.
But it meant they sat bottom of the leaderboard as the show came to an end at 8.15pm.
Before their main performance the pair admitted that "something had gone out of sync" with last week's dance which saw them second from bottom from the judges – but they survived thanks to the public vote.
The pair revealed the Argentine Tango was unexplored territory for both of them – and spent a week painstakingly rehearsing for their performance.
Judge Darcy Bussell said the Tango on Saturday night had "passion and attack" but questioned some of the technique, and said she missed the "steamy effect" the Tango should give.
Len Goodman said the dance had the steps but lacked "mood and atmosphere" while Bruno Tonioli described the dance as "mechanical" and said there should be more involvement between the two.
Craig Revel-Horwood disagreed; he said the pair did a great job with the song choice.
Afterwards, Susanna said she felt she was involved in a different dance to what the judges had seen.
Now Kevin and Susanna will wait to find out if they have made it through to the semi-final stage of the competition.
Find out whether Kevin and Susanna make it through to live show 12, the semi-final, by following our coverage of Sunday night's results show.
You can also follow our live updates on Twitter (@GrimsbyTel), and on our Facebook page 'Grimsby Telegraph'.
The show is being screened from 7.20pm on BBC1.
