Episode 4
The contestants have received the surprise of their lives, trained with a pro dancer, been sparkled, spray-tanned and sequinned, and the moment has arrived. For the first time in Strictly's history, six real-life heroes are taking to the famous ballroom floor.
Judges Len, Darcey, Bruno and special guest Anton du Beke critique the moves and Tess and Claudia host as the People's Strictly stars live the money-can't-buy experience that millions of people would love.
Tonight it's all about that one dance and it's viewer votes alone that will crown the first ever champion of The People's Strictly for Comic Relief.
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