Let's Dance 2020

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Let's Dance 2020
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Celebrity winner John Lundvik
Professional winnerLinn Hegdal
No. of episodes16
Release
Original network TV4
Original release20 March (2020-03-20) –
29 May 2020 (2020-05-29)
Season chronology
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Let's Dance 2019
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Let's Dance 2021

Let's Dance 2020 is the fifteenth season of the Swedish celebrity dancing show Let's Dance. The season premiered on 20 March 2020, [1] and was broadcast on TV4. [2]

Contents

Due to the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic in Sweden, TV4 decided that a number of the season's episodes would be filmed without an audience. [3] On 17 March, TV4 announced that because of restrictions as a result of the pandemic, actress Siw Malmkvist would not be participating in this season. [4] She was offered a spot in the 2021 season. [5] Because celebrity dancer Anders Jansson was suffering from a cold, the second episode of the show was cancelled; the show will feature live performances from several Swedish singers instead. [6] During the second episode, Dr. Mikael Sandström revealed he would not continue dancing this season. Instead, he will focus on his duties as a doctor during the pandemic. [7] Because of the ongoing illnesses of one dancer and several crew members, the show paused for two weeks, but returned on 17 April. [8] Restrictions meant that Anders Jansson could not take part in the 17 April episode. [9] On 20 April, Jansson announced that he was pulling out of the show because of his illness. [10]

Contestants

Swedish politician Jan Björklund was announced as the season's first celebrity in February 2020. [2]

CelebrityOccupationProfessional partnerStatus
Mikael "Soldoktorn" SandströmTV DoctorMalin WatsonWithdrew
on 27 March 2020
Bathina PhilipsonActressMarc ChristensenEliminated 1st
on 17 April 2020
Anders Jansson ComedianJasmine TakácsWithdrew
on 20 April 2020
Andreas Lundstedt Singer Tobias Bader Eliminated 2nd
on 24 April 2020
Alice Stenlöf Television personality and bloggerHugo GustafssonEliminated 3rd
on 1 May 2020
Penny ParnevikBlogger and Reality TV starJacob PerssonEliminated 4th
on 8 May 2020
Jan Björklund Politician Cecilia Ehrling Eliminated 5th
on 15 May 2020
Anders Svensson FootballerMaria ZimmermanThird place
on 22 May 2020
Sussie Eriksson Singer and actress Calle Sterner Runner-up
on 29 May 2020
John Lundvik Singer and athleteLinn HegdalWinner
on 29 May 2020

Scoring chart

CouplePlace121+2345678
John & Linn1817252627+0=2735+12=4730+27=5728+30=5830+29+30=89
Sussie & Calle21422362221+4=2540+10=5029+30=5928+30=5830+30+30=90
Anders S. & Maria3119201721+4=2524+6=3022+26=4827+29=56
Jan & Cecilia41313261918+0=1830+4=3425+27=52
Penny & Jacob51016262024+0=2426+8=34
Alice & Hugo61610261619+4=23
Andreas & Tobias714243817
Anders J. & Jasmine88–––
Bathina & Marc9111324
Mikael & Malin108–
Red numbers indicate the lowest score of each week.
Green numbers 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 was eliminated.
  indicates the couple withdrew from the competition.
  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 dancesTotal average
12Sussie & Calle2771125.2
21John & Linn2671124.3
37Andreas & Tobias55318.3
45Penny & Jacob90518.0
53Anders S. & Maria139915.4
4Jan & Cecilia1087
76Alice & Hugo60415.0
89Bathina & Marc24212.0
98Anders J. & Jasmine818.0
10Mikael & Malin

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