Stunned Dancing On Ice viewers have taken to Twitter after Lemar Obika was saved from the skate-off for the third time
Dancing On Ice has had no shortage of dramas since it returned to our screens after a four-year hiatus earlier this month.
Not only has Jason Gardiner fallen out with fellow judges Torvill and Dean and one professional skater been hospitalised, but viewers have been left scratching their heads over the results on more than one occasion.
And this week is no different.
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1 of 15Dancing On Ice
2 of 15Ale Izquierdo
Ale is 28 and is from Mexico, and will be skating with rugby player Max Exans.
3 of 15Brianne Delcourt
Canadian Brianne is 36-years-old.
4 of 15Brandee Malto
Brandee is 37 from the USA, and has been partnered with Corrie's Antony Cotton for the next series of Dancing On Ice.
5 of 15Vanessa Bauer
At 21, Vanessa from Germany is the youngest of the professional skaters.
6 of 15Melody Le Moal
Melody is 30-years-old and is from France.
7 of 15Sylvain Longchambon
Dancing On Ice fans will be happy to see the return of Sylvain, who met his now-wife Samia - better known as Maria from Coronation Street.
8 of 15Hamish Gaman
Hamish is one of only two British professional dancers, and is 34 from England.
9 of 15Matt Evers
Fans of the show will also be happy to see 41-year-old Matt returning as a professional dancer. He has been paired with Bake Off winner Candice Brown.
10 of 15Dan Whiston
Dan has previously won the show several times - will he be lucky again this year?
11 of 15Matej Silecky
Matej is 23 and from the USA.
12 of 15Megan Marschall
Megan is 25 and from the USA. Unfortunately, she has now dropped out of the show after blazing rows with her ex-boyfriend and co-star, Lloyd Jones.
13 of 15Lloyd Jones
29-year-old Lloyd Jones was the only Welshman among the professionals, and was due to be skating with Donna Air on the new series. However, he has now dropped out of the show after "blazing rows" with his ex-girlfriend and co-star, Megan Marschall.
14 of 15Alex Murphy
Alex has been brought in to replace Megan Marschall as Kem Cetinay's partner after she quit the show.
15 of 15Mark Hanretty
Mark has been added to the cast late to replace Lloyd Jones as Donna Air's partner after he quit the show.
After three weeks in the bottom two, Lemar and his partner Melody Le Moal really picked up the pace this week to avoid being in the skate-off once again.
But the routine sadly did not go down well with viewers, who placed him at the bottom of the competition once again - this time, against Olympic athlete Perri Shakes-Drayton.
Both pairs took to the ice once again to perform their skate-off routines - which Lemar performed this week for the third time - and every single judge chose to save him over Olympic athlete Perri Shakes-Drayton.
Perri was very gracious in her defeat, and said: "I was enjoying it, I wasn't ready to go home. Unfortunately Lemar was the better skater today and my journey ends."
Her partner Hamish added: "It's disappointing to go because it's such a fun experience. It's great every week with the Perri building the routine."
Head judge Christopher Dean added: "Lemar has had three goes at this and he just got better. It's going to get harder for him each week now."
But of course, viewers were in shock that Lemar had survived the skate-off for a third time.
However, some fans of the show defended their choice.
This show is FULL of dramas...
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