Flirty Dancing - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Hannah & James and Luke & Dan
After four days of rehearsing separately, two people meet for the first time in a spectacular location and dance together in silence. Without conversation can they make a connection? If the dancers find there is a chemistry between them, they can decide to meet again. Will it be love at first dance?
James & Jessica and Stephanie & Baz
Two more strangers meet for the first time in a spectacular location and dance together in silence. Without conversation can they make a connection? If the dancers find there is a chemistry between them, they can decide to meet again. Will it be love at first dance?
Wing & Alice and Andy & Zoe
Choreographer Ashley Banjo is in Manchester to help office manager Wing, a self-confessed romantic who has never had a serious relationship. Ashley matches Wing with Alice, from Yorkshire, who is keen to find her very own prince charming. Also paired up by Ashley are Andy, a fashion accounts manager, and Zoe, an events operation manager. Both are from London. Andy has been single for 'too long' and aspires to find someone he can dance around the world with, while risk taker Zoe has been single for a couple of years. Ashley has high hopes for this travel loving couple.
Frederick & Lauren and Trudi & Michael
Choreographer Ashley Banjo and his brother Jordan come to the rescue of 29-year-old flight attendant Frederick from Milton Keynes. He's struggled to find a lasting relationship and is looking for a lady who shares his passions for dance and travel. Enter 30-year-old dance instructor Lauren from Bradford. She takes on the persona of Mel B in a Spice Girls tribute act but in real life says she's nowhere near as loud as Scary Spice. Next up are tango-loving Londoner Trudi, who's been single since her husband died 15 years ago, and retired art lecturer Michael. Trudi doesn't have high expectations when it comes to potential dates but she hopes he's a gentleman and 'has a pulse'. Will sparks fly?
Daniel & Tatijana and Jay & Rayna
In the final programme of the series, Ashley Banjo helps 25-year-old dance teacher Daniel, from Bath. Although confident enough to dance in front of 1000 people, when it comes to dating, Daniel is lost for words. Ashley matches Daniel with media student Tatijana from St Albans, who has never been in a relationship and struggles to get further than a second date. They meet at an intimate London bar. Next up are physiotherapy student Rayna, from Portsmouth, and trainee firefighter Jay, from Manchester. Rayna describes her love life as 'non-existent' but her friends describe her as 'quite picky.' She's on the hunt for a man with a six pack. Jay wears his heart on his sleeve and describes his main loves as 'women, the gym and food'
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