Omg, thanks for posting that link, I just got through watching it, and am almost in tears. Misty-eyed here, but hanging on to my emotions, or at least trying to.
I honest to God
felt like I was at that movies watching Clint Eastwood (aka Blondie) in
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly, that's how impressive & masterful & awe-inspiring it was to see Zhenya up on the big screen. What command, what self-confidence, what control he has -- unprecedented -- he really is The Master At Work. There will N E V E R be another like The Great Plushenko in figure skating again, he's just one-of-a-kind. I still feel chills.
I know I sound like an uber, lol, but perhaps I am?
Seriously, that was a M A S T E R P I E C E. I cannot say it enough ~ music, choreography, jumps, spins, costume, etc. etc. etc. etc. ~ it all just flowed & jumped out onto me thousands of miles away here at home before my computer screen. Once again I say if I got chills this far away, I can't imagine what it must have felt like to see it in person. My only gauge was the two young ladies I saw standing (amongst the others) with this orgasmic look on their faces.
My only complaint, his PCS should have been higher, just a little (though if it had been up to me his PCS would have been almost as high as his TES). And that's the truth. He skates the *entire* rink, fast quick strokes, perfect technique on the jumps, low sit spins, turning from one direction to another with confidence & ease, everything timed just right to the music, simply masterful, simply masterful.
ZHENYA, YOU ARE THE BEST!
GOOOOOOOO EVGENI!!!!
hwell: Nonetheless, it's amazing that he can still pull off quads and 3A's just like that. 
I hope his jumps are kinder to him in the LP. 
That 4toe seemed like it was almost there, but then the nasty two-foot and no combination. I really hope he can rebound with a great performance in the LP. 
