Len Goodman will return for Season 22 of Dancing With the Stars

Len said that he had watched back the two dances and still believed that Jamelia should have remained in, but acknowledged that the judges could only mark using their experiences.

Don’t get us wrong, this season has been great!

Professional dancer Ola, who confirmed her departure from the BBC show over the weekend, implied that the panel try to keep their favourites at the top of the judges’ leaderboard – which Len, 71, fiercely denied.

Season 21 of “Dancing With The Stars” may have just ended last night, but season 22 is already in the works. It’s taste, I like Brussels sprouts, you don’t.

Never has a producer, and I promise you, has ever come up to us and said, “mark so and so a bit higher, we’d love them to stay in”. But executive producer Rob Wade did say that “we will see Len in the ballroom again soon”.

Jamelia took part in her fifth dance-off on Saturday, dancing the quickstep with partner Tristan MacManus, against Peter Andre and Janette Manrara’s jive at Blackpool Tower Ballroom. It’s nothing to do with expectations or what they’ve done in the past it’s just that dance, ‘ he explained to Zoe Ball. To say was clear cut, it wasn’t. The other judges went for Peter and I still felt Jamelia was a little bit better, but it doesn’t make me right and it doesn’t make them wrong’.

Filming both shows, as he has done in the past, involves a punishing regime, with Len having to jet to the United States and back every week. Goodman served as judge on the British counterpart of DWTS, titled “Strictly Come Dancing”.

‘It’s an instant thing and you have to go with your gut feeling, ‘ he pointed out.

“Many times on the show we argue, because he all look at stuff from the eyes of our own experience”.

She said that the father-of-three did not get the reaction viewers were shown when he faced her in the slightly pre-recorded dance-off on Sunday night.