Dancing on Ice (franchise)

   Biggest score.

   Up for eviction and saved by the jury.

   Up for eviction, and saved by the public.

   Up for eviction, and eliminated of the show by the public.

   Replaced by Adabel Guerrero, and had the biggest score.

   Replaced by Adabel Guerrero.

   Replaced by Adabel Guerrero, nominated, and saved by the public.

   Replaced by Virginia Da Cunha.

The jury was made up of 2 "Celebrity" journalists and 2 personalities:

• Laura Ubfal, a "celebrity" journalist.
• Marcelo Polino, a "celebrity" journalist.
• Reina Reech, a former dancer, a choreographer and an artist director.
• Florencia De La V, a vedette, actress and dancer. Winner and contestant of "Bailando por un Sueño"

The jury's members also studied ice-skating practice and critical theory to support their knowledge.

The jury was made up of 3 Dutch and 2 Belgian experts:

• Katrien Pauwels (Belgium), a former figure skater who represented her country at the 1984 and 1988 Winter Olympics.
• Thierry Smits (Belgium), a world-renowned choreographer.
• Jeroen Prins (Netherlands), a former figure skater and currently a judge at international figure skating events. His former coach was Joan Haanappel.
• Joan Haanappel (Netherlands), a former figure skater who is a three time bronze medallist at the European Championships. She represented the Netherlands at the 1956 and 1960 Olympics, where she finished 13th and 5th respectively.
• Sjoukje Dijkstra (Netherlands), the 1964 Olympic Champion of Figure Skating. She also won the silver medal at the Olympics of 1960, as well as gold in 5 European Championships and 3 World Championships.

During RTL4-VTM's broadcast of the Dutch-Belgian version of Dancing on Ice, the Dutch broadcaster SBS6 broadcast a similar programme called Sterren Dansen Op Het IJs (translation: Stars are Dancing on Ice). The show, which ran from August–October 2006 was hosted by Nance Coolen and Gerard Joling. The winner was Hein Vergeer, a former World Champion of speedskating. Singer Jody Bernal came second and former Dutch Idol runner-up Maud Mulders took the bronze. The SBS-show featured only Dutch stars and drew a bigger audience than its Dutch-Belgian counterpart.

Martijn Krabbé returns to present the show. John Williams (contestant of the first series) will co-host. Joan Haanappel and Sjoukje Dijkstra return in the jury. Chris de la Haye is a new member of the jury.

First Polish edition started on 28 September 2007 on TVP2

Second Polish edition started on 7 March 2008 on TVP2

Third Polish edition started on 3 October 2008 on TVP2.

The Turkish version of Dancing on Ice is called Buzda Dans (Dance on Ice) started on 8 January 2007 on Show TV. The final was broadcast on 11 March 2007. The winner Zeynep Tokuş received a golden skate shoe trophy and a prize of TRY 100,000 (approximately US$ 71,000 ).

• Behzat Uygur (son of Nejat Uygur and brother of Süheyl Uygur)
• Gamze Özçelik (actress and model)

The first version of the Turkish version of the show had 2 ice skating experts, and 4 amateurs in the jury. Figure-skating experts were:

• Zafer Baykal
• Cenk Ertaul

The other jury members were:

• Ayşe Arman (journalist)
• Olcayto Ahmet Tuğsuz (journalist)
• Alinur Velidedeoğlu (advertiser)
• Sema Çelebi (society member)

The Turkish version of Dancing on Ice called Buzda Dans (Ice Dance) was repeated for a second season in 2007/2008 Winter. The jury members who are not experts of ice dance were Olcayto Ahmet Tuğsuz, Hande Ataizi, Ahmet San and Sema Çelebi. The experts in the jury were Cenk Ertaul and Şebnem Ertaul. The winner of the show was former football player İlhan Mansız, the runner-up was actress Yasemin Hadivent. The partner of Mansız was Oľga Beständigová.[2]