2010-2011 Programs by Discipline
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Excited for P&B's Charlie Chaplin. I'm lukewarm to Chan keeping Phantom. It was a good program, but he might be better with something new?
Dick Button?
Phew.... So far no Carmen, Rachmaniov No. 2, or Swan Lake yet!
Hope we get some interesting and newer selections this year, since I thought last year overall was a sleeper in terms of program choices.
Hoping a top skater chooses Grieg's Concerto or something. Keep me entertain!
Hope we get some interesting and newer selections this year, since I thought last year overall was a sleeper in terms of program choices.
Hoping a top skater chooses Grieg's Concerto or something. Keep me entertain!
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Any predictions who will skate to Carmen this season?
My guess: Ashley Wagner and a male skater ranked between 4-12 in the world
My guess: Ashley Wagner and a male skater ranked between 4-12 in the world
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Guess again...
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/photo.php?pid=351825&id=1817795357
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFbK-FoqTNY
^^ Both from this May. I haven't heard anything official yet but it certainly looks and sounds like Samantha Cesario will be skating a program to Carmen in the upcoming season
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In the GS May article, it was announced that Kate Charbonneau (CAN) was keeping her Malaguena SP and using
Hymn to Love for the LP.
Hymn to Love for the LP.
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I recall someone over at icenetwork saying Mirai's SP was supposed to be from the soundtrack from Witches of Eastwick and that it was supposed to be amazing...
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She's toast with the new only two 2a per LP rule, it's the only jump she appears to be able to do right now....
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This sounds a little bit too much like Pirates for me. It is nice music for her, but I wanted to see her doing something diffrent, more mature. She is a International medal contendor, not a junior turned senior. Still, I am excited to see it and hope she proves me wrong like she did with Pirates.
Excuse the dumb question as I watched no GP events the last couple of years, but will ESPN cover all these this year or do we in US need to find live internet feed? I downgraded cable this year as I find almost nothing worth what I was paying. Dish is cheaper I realize. With renewed interest in all the disciplines, I'm wondering what to do. Thanks.
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ESPN hasn't covered skating since 2007. They released the contract soon after Doug Wilson retired. NBC will no doubt show highlights from Skate America and that's it. Chances are we'll either have to catch it on Universal Sports or online (either ice network or live stream from some other country)
I actually really like the music from this soundtrack - if it's true, it'll be nice, it hasn't been used much.
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NBC\'s Universal Sports Channel aired the Grand Prix this year, and I\'ve heard they will do so this season, too. If Comcast buys NBC, it\'s possible that Universal Sports will be available more widely.
If US doesn\'t have it, probably ice network will.
I do have Universal Sports channel as part of my cable package, and glad of it!
There has been a move to get Dish Network to add US sports. If you have Dish, you might look into it.
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I have Dish and I have it. It popped up right after the Olympics (go figure). Not sure if it's part of my Dish package or if it's a local channel now (it's down with the local numbers, I think it's affiliated with one of the local networks here).
Thanx Toni and Doris. I wish there was a "sports channel for women" where we get to vote on what gets covered. I'd choose FS, gymnastics, tennis, equestrian events and extreme sports in the winter. Lots of fluff, documentary and insider biographies on the athletes. I'd be glued to such an assortment. If only women ruled the world and especially TV broadcasting.
No golf allowed!
No golf allowed!
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Thanx Toni and Doris. I wish there was a "sports channel for women" where we get to vote on what gets covered. I'd choose FS, gymnastics, tennis, equestrian events and extreme sports in the winter. Lots of fluff, documentary and insider biographies on the athletes. I'd be glued to such an assortment. If only women ruled the world and especially TV broadcasting.
No golf allowed!
there are quite a few women who like golf... if figure skating were truly as popular in the US as it is online, then we MIGHT be able to petition for an all figure skating network... but that's just a pipe dream (though I'd love to run it, was my plan out of high school... haven't come close to even getting close to being part of a broadcast team lol)
August 26-29 in Colorado Springs. It's for the Senior Grand Prix skaters/teams this year. Link to more info: http://www.usfsa.org/Athletes.asp?id=428
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