This year’s Strictly Come Dancing is now officially underway - with the nervous celebrities taking part in the first live show on Saturday (September 26).
Strictly first aired back in 2004 and has become the world’s most successful reality television franchaise - there are version in over 60 different countries around the world.
Previously presented by Bruce ForsythTess Daly and Claudia Winkleman, there have been 23 series of the dancing competition, with former winners including the likes of Caroline Flack, Bill Bailey, Joe McFadden and Alesha Dixon.
And this year sees a big change, with a brand new presenting team in place consisting of Emma Willis, comedian Josh Widdicombe, and pro-dancer Johannes Radebe.
Saturday saw the first of the live dances, with 15 famous faces battling on the dancefloor for the Glitterball Trophy.
It saw John Nellis top the leaderboard with a score of 31 for their Foxtrot, with Melanie Walters, Shaun Wright-Phillips and Dame Sarah Storey tying for bottom place with 15 points.
Here’s how the bookies fancy all 15 contestant’ chances, from hot favourites to huge long-shots.
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5. Lawrence Robb - 9/1
The bookies reckon that Emmerdale actor Lawrence Robb now has a 9/1 chance of victory, having been the 9/2 second favourite before the first live show. The public clearly weren't sure about his performance with dancer Jowita Przystał. | BBC
6. Cach Mercer - 10/1
Love Island winner Cach Mercer is 10/1 to add the Strictly title to his mantelpiece with pro dancer Maddie Ingoldsby. | BBC
7. Tabby Stoecker - 14/1
Athletes often do well on Strictly, so it's surprising that Olympic gold medal winning skeleton racer Tabby Stoecker is priced at as long as 14/1 with dancer Mark Karmalita. | BBC
8. Bethany Antonia - 17/1
Actress Bethany Antonia is swapping playing Lady Baela Targaryen in the HBO fantasy series House of the Dragon for the dancefloor. Her odds drifted out to 17/1 after her opening dance with dancer Nancy Xu. | BBC