How amazing was John Whaite and Johannes Radebe's Argentine Tango on this week's episode of Strictly Come Dancing? Fans of the BBC programme went wild for it on social media – and couldn't get over the pair's amazing partnership.
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Twitter was flooded by positive comments about the dance, with one fan penning: "That Argentine tango from John and Johannes was amazing. Definitely saved the best dance of the night until the end. #Strictly". Another shared: "John and Johannes… wow so good! That was intense! #strictly #StrictlyComeDancing" while a third fan wrote: "The chemistry is back, hello John and Johannes!".
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A fourth fan enthused: "The passion in that Argentine Tango was amazing! John and Johannes killed it #strictly".
Judge Craig Revel-Horwood branded it "fantastic" to see the tango done in its original form – a dance by two men, locked in symbolic mortal combat.
© Photo: BBCThe couple's dance was full of drama
Meanwhile, guest judge Cynthia Erivo said she was "crazy for it" while Shirley Ballas praised their partnership, calling the pairing "perfection".
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John and Johannes received 10s from all the judges except for Craig, who afforded them a nine. They topped this week's leaderboard, with Tilly Ramsay and Nikita sitting at the bottom.
© Photo: BBCThey are in the running to win the show
The duo looked delighted with their scores as John told Claudia Winkleman their bond was stronger than ever, saying they have a "great relationship" as dance partners.
He added: "We've found us again this week. We said it's me and you, and nothing else matters." The pair even received a special message from former GBBO host Mary Berry, much to former contestant John's delight.
Still competing for the Glitterball Trophy alongside John are Dan Walker, Tilly Ramsay, Rose Ayling-Ellis, AJ Odudu and Rhys Stephenson.
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