Sorry about the duplicate post. the site wouldn't let me delete it.
Agree, except I'm not Canadian.

What bothers me the most is that the judges took so much extra time in their adjusting of the scores, which is a good thing usually and reflects that the judges give the skaters the benefit of the doubt.
But I have this obvious observation that all the skaters don't get that extra push of time, and so I feel that the scores were being manipulated for the results the judges want. I hate that. For instance, just to look at one element's score: during the program, Deanna/Max's death spiral earned 4.70 base value plus 1.14 GOE. End scoring gave them 5.10 base value plus 1.24 GOE. That's half a point. Another couple of "fixes" and you have all SD/D needed to be put ahead of the Hungarians.
I just want to say the Hungarians

really won me over with their SP in this competition. Such intensity and, I felt at the time, such joy. I haven't re-watched it to check for the "joy" bit, but I felt that strongly at the time.
After Deanna/Max's error on the twist, I felt uneasy on many of the elements afterward. Maybe because they did too? if so, perhaps their PC also should have reflected that.
They still have some of the most beautiful lifts in the world, and like many of my favorites that I'm not expecting to medal at the Olympics, I'm so happy to watch them skate and give me feelings of joy, passion, and connection.