Let's Dance (Swedish TV series)

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Let's Dance
Let's Dance domarbordet.jpg
Genredance contest
Presented by Kristin Kaspersen
Petra Mede
David Lindgren
David Hellenius
Tilde de Paula Eby
Jessica Almenäs
Agneta Sjödin
Judges Tony Irving
Ann Wilson
Dermot Clemenger
Opening theme"Let's Dance" by David Bowie
Let's Dance by Linda Sundblad
Country of originSweden
Original languageSwedish
No. of seasons18
Original release
Network TV4
Release6 January 2006 (2006-01-06) 
27 May 2023 (2023-05-27)

Let's Dance is a Swedish dance competition featuring Swedish celebrities. It is the Swedish version of the British reality TV competition Strictly Come Dancing and is part of the Dancing with the Stars franchise. [1] The series has been broadcast for eighteen seasons on TV4. A jury of three to four people, combined with viewer voting, decides each week of the competition which dance couples will remain in the competition and which will be eliminated. The program was initially broadcast in the period January-March but since season seven (2012) it is usually broadcast between February/March and May/June on Fridays.

Contents

On 30 August 2023, TV4 announced that the show will be paused during 2024, the first pause in the show's history. [2]

Presenters

The show has had a number of different presenters across its seasons.

Key
  Presenter of Let's Dance
PresenterSeries
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David Hellenius Main
Agneta Sjödin Main
Jessica Almenäs Main
Tilde de Paula Main
Petra Mede Main
David Lindgren Main
Kristin Kaspersen Main

Judging panel

Key
  Judge of Let's Dance
JudgeSeries
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Tony Irving Main
Ann Wilson Main
Dermot Clemenger Main Main
Maria Öhrman Main
Isabel Edvardsson Main
Cecilia Lazar Main

Main series results

SeriesPremiere dateFinale dateNumber
of couples
Number
of weeks
Winners
Second place
Third place
1 6 January 200610 March 20061010 Måns Zelmerlöw & Maria Karlsson Anna Book & David Watson Viktor Åkerblom Nilsson & Carin da Silva
2 12 January 200730 March 20071212 Martin Lidberg & Cecilia Ehrling Tobias Blom & Annika Sjöö Erica Johansson & Daniel da Silva
3 11 January 200828 March 20081212 Tina Nordström & Tobias Karlsson Tony Rickardsson & Annika SjööKarl Petter Bergvall & Jeanette Carlsson
4 9 January 200927 March 20091212 Magnus Samuelsson & Annika Sjöö Laila Bagge & Tobias Wallin Morgan Alling & Helena Fransson
5 8 January 201026 March 20101212 Mattias Andréasson & Cecilia Ehrling Claudia Galli & Tobias Wallin Willy Björkman & Charlotte Sinclair
6 7 January 201125 March 20111212 Jessica Andersson & Kristjan Lootus Frank Andersson & Charlotte Sinclair Tina Thörner & Tobias Karlsson
7 30 March 20121 June 20121010 Anton Hysén & Sigrid Bernson Molly Nutley & Calle Sterner Marcus Schenkenberg & Maria Bild
8 29 March 201331 May 20131010 Markoolio & Cecilia Ehrling Oscar Zia & Maria Bild Maria Montazami & Kristjan Lootus
9 28 February 20149 May 20141111 Benjamin Wahlgren Ingrosso & Sigrid Bernson Steffo Törnquist & Cecilia Ehrling Gunhild Carling & Kristjan Lootus
10 27 February 201524 April 201599 Ingemar Stenmark & Cecilia Ehrling Marie Serneholt & Kristjan Lootus Jonas Björkman & Veera Kinnunen
11 11 March 201620 May 20161111 Elisa Lindström & Yvo Eussen Bianca Wahlgren Ingrosso & Alexander Svanberg Thomas Wassberg & Malin Watson
12 10 March 201712 May 2017109 Jesper Blomqvist & Malin Watson Anja Pärson & Calle SternerEllen Bergström & Jonathan Näslund
13 23 March 20181 June 20181111 Jon Henrik Fjällgren & Katja Luján EngelholmDaniel Norberg & Maria Zimmerman Gunde Svan & Jeanette Carlsson
14 22 March 201931 May 20191111 Kristin Kaspersen & Calle Sterner Magdalena Forsberg & Fredric BrunbergLance Hedman Graaf & Linn Hegdal
15 20 March 202029 May 2020108 John Lundvik & Linn Hegdal Sussie Eriksson & Calle Sterner Anders Svensson & Maria Zimmerman
16 20 March 202115 May 202199Filip Lamprecht & Linn Hegdal Anis Don Demina & Katja Luján Engelholm Keyyo & Hugo Gustafsson
17 19 March 202221 May 20221010 Eric Saade & Katja Lujan EngelholmFilip Dikmen & Linn HegdalMarie Mandelmann & Jonathan Näslund
18 18 March 202327 May 20231011Hampus Hedström & Ines Maria Ștefănescu Charlotte Kalla & Tobias Karlsson Renaida Braun & Tobias Bader

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References

  1. "Deltagarna i årets "Let's dance" klara". Aftonbladet .
  2. "Let's Dance tar en paus – blir ingen ny säsong 2024". TV4 Nyheterna (in Swedish). Retrieved 2023-09-03.