Let's Dance 2018

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Let's Dance 2018
Celebrity winner Jon Henrik Fjällgren
Professional winnerKatja Luján Engelholm
No. of episodes11
Release
Original network TV4
Original release23 March (2018-03-23) –
1 June 2018 (2018-06-01)
Season chronology
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Let's Dance 2017
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Let's Dance 2019

Let's Dance 2018 is the thirteenth season of the Swedish celebrity dancing TV-series Let's Dance, the season premiered on TV4 23 March 2018. The show is presented by Tilde de Paula Eby and David Hellenius. [1]

Contents

English dancer Aaron Brown from the UK version of Strictly Come Dancing competes for the first time. [2] [3]

Couples

CelebrityKnown forProfessionalStatus
Britt Ekland ActressAaron BrownEliminated 1st
on 30 March 2018
Nikki Amini Music marketerTobias KarlssonEliminated 2nd
on 6 April 2018
Claes Malmberg Actor and comedianMalin WatsonEliminated 3rd
on 13 April 2018
Gustaf Hammarsten ActorJasmine TakácsEliminated 4th
on 20 April 2018
Martina Haag actress and author Tobias Bader Eliminated 5th
on 27 April 2018
Therese Alshammar Olympic swimmer Calle Sterner Eliminated 6th
on 4 May 2018
Viktor Frisk Blogger and singerLinn HegdalEliminated 7th
on 11 May 2018
Margaux Dietz YoutuberAlexander SvanbergEliminated 8th
on 18 May 2018
Gunde Svan Cross-country skier and racing driver Jeanette Carlsson Third Place
on 25 May 2018
Daniel NorbergYoutuberMaria ZimmermanRunners-up
on 1 June 2018
Jon Henrik Fjällgren SingerKatja Luján EngelholmWinners
on 1 June 2018

Scoring chart

CouplePlace121+234567891011
Jon Henrik & Katja115223722282228+10=3831+2=3321+4=2526–26+30=5629+28+30=87
Daniel & Maria213122515232029+12=4130+12=4226+12+3830–29+29=5830+29+30=89
Gunde & Jeanette312172919182116+4=2032+6=3830+6=36252627+23=50
Margaux & Alexander49192821202516+14=3035+10=4528+8=362730
Viktor & Linn5891714142013+6=1923+8=3116+10=26
Therese & Calle613173019242423+8=3125+4=29
Martina & Tobias7912219141016+2=18
Gustaf & Jasmine8181735142318
Claes & Malin9815231318
Nikki & Tobias1015132816
Britt & Aaron1110717
Red numbers indicate the lowest score of each week.
Green number indicate the highest score of each week.
  indicates the couple that was eliminated that week.
  indicates the couple received the lowest score of the week and were eliminated.
  indicates the couple finished in the bottom two.
  indicates the couple earned immunity from elimination.
  indicates the winning couple.
  indicates the runner-up couple.
  indicates the third place couple.

Average chart

Rank by averagePlaceCoupleTotal pointsNumber of dancesAverage
11Jon Henrik & Katja3211324.7
22Daniel & Maria3041323.4
34Margaux & Alexander2221022.2
43Gunde & Jeanette2581221.5
56Therese & Calle139719.9
68Gustaf & Jasmine90518.0
710Nikki & Tobias44314.7
85Viktor & Linn111813.9
99Claes & Malin54413.5
107Martina & Tobias70611.7
1111Britt & Aaron1728.5

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References

  1. ↑ Här är alla deltagare i ”Let’s dance” 2018 Aftonbladet Retrieved 28 February 2018
  2. ↑ "Eklands dansare rekryterad från England". Aftonbladet. Retrieved 19 November 2020.
  3. ↑ Rudberg, Ann Helena (3 March 2018). "Ann Helena Rudberg: Britt Ekland tävlar med Aaron Brown" . Retrieved 19 November 2020.


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