Nick Knowles became the third star to be evicted on Come Dancing after he and Luba Fist failed to dance together with Shayne Ward and Nancy Sue.
Both couples repeated their routines; Shane and Nancy sang Cha Cha to Ain't No Love (Ain't No Use) by Sub Sub Fight. Melanie Williams.
Later, Nick and Luba perform their Charleston rendition of Rain on the Roof from Paddington 2.
However, despite returning to the competition in short order after recovering from a shoulder and knee injury, the 62-year-old Nick was sent home by all four judges – Shirley Ballas, Craig Revel Harwood, Move Mabuse and Anton du Beck.
When Tess was asked about their time on the show, Nick said: 'I was really surprised by how much I loved doing it and the two things that happen.'
Nick Knowles has become the third star to be evicted from Strictly Come Dancing after losing the dance-off to Shane Ward and Nancy Sue.
Nick and Luba performed their Charleston from Paddington 2 in Rain on the Roof, but the judges weren't too impressed.
Nick and Luba Mushtaq were eliminated after losing to Shayne Ward and Nancy Sue in the dance-off (pictured left).
He explained: 'One is how much you care every week and the other is how much you don't want to let your partner down.
'I was able to do this with Luba's transformations and she was amazing.'
Luba said: 'I've never met someone as determined as you, and I remember you saying that if you do your best, you'll be very happy. I think you did more than you could. Thank you.'
When Tess was asked about her partner Luba, Nick shared: 'Lupa has been absolutely amazing every day.
'Also, I have to thank all the background staff, the physios, all the people who really got me this week and all my fellow contestants who were absolutely amazing, lovely people.
'There are some amazing dancers in there and I'm looking forward to the rest of the series.'
Shane and Nancy sang Cha Cha to Ain't No Love (Ain't No Use) by Sub Sub Fight. Melanie Williams and secured their spot on next week's show
Nick told the judges that it was okay for him to dance because he didn't
The host told the judges that there are some great dancers and he is not one of them but he tried his best.
After Nick was announced as one of the entrants back to his place, he told Tess that it was the right decision for him to dance again.
He told the host: 'It's kind of perfect.
'There are some fantastic dancers here and for whatever reason I don't scratch the surface.'
Craig Revel-Harwood then gave Craig some advance money ahead of his second performance.
He told the DIY SOS star not to worry about dancing.
He said: 'You have to work on ideas in a very serious fashion.
'Don't really worry about the dancing – that's Charleston, throw yourself into it.'
Nick admitted before adding that it was crunch time, telling Tess it was 'go well or go home' before saying he was trying to get himself involved in his performance.
Telling Tess to 'go well or go home', Nick told the hosts it was crunch time before finally taking to the stage.
But despite Nick's performance it wasn't enough to save him.
Craig told Tess he wanted to save Shayne and Nancy before praising the TV presenter: 'You were absolutely alert and the doctor said on Friday that Nick could do the best I've ever seen you dance. Take the dance floor again Saturday after an injury forced him out of movie week.
Nick broke his silence and took to Instagram to announce his comeback on Saturday night as he admitted he missed his absence last week and was well and truly. Caught a dancing bug.
He began: 'Hello everyone. I saw the show last week which was so sad I wasn't there. Of course I wanted to cheer everyone up, but I missed it. I miss being a part of it.
'When I signed Strictly, I never thought for a moment that I would like them dancing the way I do, and I've well and truly caught the dancing bug, so I'm excited to be back tomorrow.'
Thanking his support system, he added: 'I'm so grateful to all the physios and the medical team at the BBC for getting me back on my feet. See you tomorrow night.'
A BBC spokesperson added: “We are all delighted to have Nick Knowles and Luba Mushtook dancing on this Saturday's show. Last week Nick was cleared to dance by the medical and physio teams following his injury.
'They'll be performing films from Paddington 2 to Charleston to Rain on the Roof as they're out of practice this week.'
Meanwhile Fleur broke the news during East It Takes Two on Friday as she confirmed to fans: 'Nick Knowles and Luba will be dancing again on Saturday and we'll finally see her in Charleston.'
He returned to rehearsals on Wednesday and was getting ready to dance with his pro partner Luba.
Sunday's results show also featured a special routine from professional dancers to Taylor Swift's Wildest Dreams, choreographed by Mandy Moore and led by Nikita Kuzmin and Karen Hauer.
There was also a performance of Everything Here and Nothing Lost from the Snow Patrol.
Nick and Luba will join Fleur East and Janette Manrara in their first exclusive TV interview on Strictly: It Takes Two on Monday 14 October at 6.30pm on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer.
