Viewers of this weekend's Dancing on Ice show felt like they wanted to be sick after watching Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean's drone-filmed dance.
The legendary ice skaters-turned-judges caused fans at home to experience motion sickness as they performed to the Beatles' Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds which was filmed entirely in one shot by a drone.
But as the camera followed them around the rink, viewers struggled to keep watching as they were left feeling increasingly dizzy.
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Fans weren't overly impressed with the shot as they took to Twitter to complain.
Debbie said: "Stick to usual camera work Drone was very nauseating #dancingonice."
Sarah said: "Never knew watching from a drone could cause Motion Sickness …..Until I watched tonight #DancingOnIce please don’t do it again."
Ann said: "I don’t know whose idea it was to use a drone but don’t do it again, it was ridiculous. It made me sick and dizzy watching it, in the end I had to look away. Give the cameraman his job back. #dancingonice."
Lynn said: "Please no drone, I was really looking forward to the skate but drone made me feel travel sick. #dancingonice"
The show also saw Ben Foden became the first contestant to be kicked out of the competition after going head-to-head with ITV presenter Ria Hebden.
The rugby player was voted out by all of the judges but went on to praise his dancing partner.
He said: "I really have enjoyed it, this woman is incredible and it's the people who make this experience."
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