u/PubLogic

No matter how full you are, someone will still ask if you fancy another brew.

Half the fun for me is following where the teams are going. I constantly pause the episode to see where they actually are and how far they've still got left.

We've all got that track.

The one you've heard hundreds of times but still turn the volume up when it comes on.

What's yours?

I completely understand wanting contestants to be creative.

But every now and then I look at the winning room and think, It looks amazing on TV, but I'd never actually want to live there.

I've watched Strictly for so long that certain phrases have become automatic. As soon as someone's shoulders creep up or their frame slips, I can almost predict what the judges are about to say. Anyone else do this?

I've enjoyed plenty of the bigger story arcs over the years, but sometimes I miss when an episode could simply tell a brilliant standalone story without constantly building towards a finale.

Do you prefer ongoing mysteries, or more self contained adventures?

Not accents. I'm talking about little habits, sayings, opinions or things people do that immediately make you think, Yep, definitely from Yorkshire.

I was thinking about this after someone described a cafe as it's nowt fancy, but it's proper good. It somehow felt like a bigger compliment than a five-star review. What's the most Northern compliment you've heard someone give?

Have you ever started a season disliking someone and ended up rooting for them, or vice versa? What changed your mind?

Across all the seasons, there have been some brilliant teams with very different approaches to travel. If you had to pick one person or team to join for a race, who would it be and why?

Assuming you could go back in time and get a Centre Court seat for one Wimbledon final, which match would you pick and what makes it your choice?