Strictly Come Dancing fans have been left in tears after Chris McCausland's "wonderful" week two performance.
He and his professional dance partner Dianne Buswell performed the Foxtrot to Be Young, Be Foolish, Be Happy by The Tams.
This comes after fans of the BBC show called for Paul Merson to be eliminated after some of the "worst dancing" ever seen on the programme.
One viewer said: "Some of the worst dancing I've ever seen and I absolutely loved every minute."
Another joked: "Can we all agree Paul needs to go home."
Strictly Come Dancing fans left in tears after Chris McCausland's 'wonderful' performance
Fans were quick to express how much they loved the dance by Chris McCausland with one viewer writing: "In tears here after just watching #ChrisMcCausland. Amazing well done fella."
Another said: "Bawling watching #StrictlyComeDancing @chrismccausland is amazing!!"
A third user added: "Chris just makes me smile so much @bbcstrictly Absolutely inspirational."
A fourth said: "Chris and Dianne... Wow!!! An absolutely wonderful foxtrot. Let's forget the fact Christ is blind, he is a fabulous dancer either way! That footwork was."
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See all the dances and songs used by each couple for week 2 of Strictly Come Dancing
These were dances and songs used by each Strictly Come Dancing couple for week 2.
- Montell & Johannes Samba to Fuego by Eleni Foureira
- Punam & Gorka Foxtrot to Man! I Feel Like A Woman! By Shania Twain
- Sam & Nikita Charleston to Bob Wilson and his Varsity Rhythm Boys
- Sarah & Vito Paso Doble to Freed From Desire by Gala, Molella, Phil Jay
- Tasha & Aljaz Viennese Waltz to Misty Blue by Dorothy Moore
- Toyah & Neil Jive to Nutbush City Limits by Ike & Tina Turner
- Chris & Dianne Foxtrot Be Young, Be Foolish, Be Happy by The Tams
- Jamie & Michell Rumba to Ain’t No Sunshine by Bill Withers
- JB & Amy Cha Cha to Closer by Ne-Yo
- Nick & Luba American Smooth to Parklife by Blur
- Paul & Karen Salsa to Fireball by Pitbull, John Ryan
- Pete & Jowita American Smooth to I Had Some Help by Post Malone, Morgan Wallen
- Shayne & Nancy Tango to The Door by Teddy Swims
- Tom & Nadiya Cha Cha to Boogie Wonderland by Earth, Wind & Fire
- Wynne & Katya Viennese Waltz to The Blue Danube by Johann Strauss II
Strictly Come Dancing continues every Saturday on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.
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