THE Greatest Dancer viewers spotted an amusing blunder tonight as Curtis Pritchard used a laptop that wasn’t switched on.
The Love Island star landed a job on the hit BBC show as a receptionist whose job is to welcome acts through the door.
Curtis Pritchard is The Greatest Dancer’s new receptionist
After finding out their names, ages and what they do, Curtis sits them down before they’re called into the audition.
But viewers noticed that while Curtis is sat behind a desk with a laptop – it’s got a completely blank screen.
One said:“Just seen Curtis’ computer ain’t even on.”
Another added: “Is Curtis’ laptop even on? #TheGreatestDancer.”
Viewers pointed out the blank screen
Someone else pointed out:”Can we just take a second to talk about the fact that @CurtisPritchard is pretending to type on a laptop thats clearly not turned on?”
A viewer ranted: “Curtis doesnt even have his laptop turned on. Why pretend hes a receptionist when we know hes not #TheGreatestDancer @BBCOne.”
Another one asked: “Is Curtis’ laptop even on?”
Curtis wasn’t the only new face to join the second series of The Greatest Dancer, which kicked off tonight.
Curtis was featured on the studio’s big screen as he welcomed the acts in
New dance captain Todrick Hall joined the line-up – and proved a hit with viewers.
Elsewhere Cheryl broke down in tears after moved by an adorable pair of child dancers.
The broody popstar – who revealed she’slooking for a sperm donor to have more children– got emotional as series two of the dance show returned to the BBC.
Choreographer Todrick who wiped away Cheryl’s tears before joking: “So you DO have a heart!”
It led co-star Matthew Morrison to reveal: “This one’s a crier.”
Eight-year-old Joseph andLily, 10, won a place in the competition after impressing the audience with their contemporary dance.
A 98-year-old tap dancer also stole the show, with viewers stunned by her high energy and young looks.
