So it turns out that John Sergeant has departed from Strictly Come Dancing fearing that he may win the show by default according to BBC News, which I'm a bit gutted about but fully appreciate why he wants to leave as it could start to get rather stale if he stayed on.
A very good sport however and he provided much needed comic relief throughout the series as Bruce's jokes continue to get more embarrassing although that's the whole idea.
I'd imagine that this will mean the final will involved two dancers instead of three like they did in the last series when Kelly Brook chose to leave the competition due to bereavement.
I'm hoping the series won't get too dull although it's been going on long enough to prove it's still part of the ideal Saturday night's viewing alongside the likes of the X Factor and I'm A Celebrity over on ITV1.
As it's the England match tonight there will be a two hour show on tomorrow to make up for tonight where once again two new arrivals will be turning up in the jungle. I'm trying my best to avoid finding out who they are although one of them is rumoured to be Su-Elise Nash who was in Mis-Teeq.
Aside from the stuff she did with the band, I can only really remember her on Never Mind The Buzzcocks around 5 years ago where whenever she got a question right in the Next Lines round she would yell "Oi Oi Saveloy!" which ultimately resulted in her team losing.
Speaking of which fellow ex band member Alesha Dixon's making a welcome return to the show tomorrow night where Davina McCall will be the guest captain.
I'll probably watch that on iPlayer later on that night after all the goings on in the jungle.
However with regards to the Germany V England game tonight I'm rather annoyed that it's going out at the same time as the soul show but that won't stop me from giving goal flashes like I did with the Chelsea game as part of the Carling Cup last week where we ended up losing after I went off air and eventually resulted in Drogba being banned for playing for three months as a result of throwing coins into the crowd.
To coin a tired phrase, it should be quite a night.
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