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I was talking abut the SP ... I still have hope for todayHey, I for one am eagerly anticipating Cruella deVille!
can you mention an inspired RJ program? because i can't think of anyI wanted to enjoy that but it was rather uninspired.
I wish they'd had the good bit...I think it's called March of the Knights?
But I guess that's not in the modern one...
Now Deniss V has a good R&J!I wanted to enjoy that but it was rather uninspired.
I wish they'd had the good bit...I think it's called March of the Knights?
But I guess that's not in the modern one...
To me Junliet is a mixed bag, he loved the program and he achieved many things with it but I still can't with the "JUUUUUUUULIEEEEEET"It's 7:39 here!
I miss Junliet whenever I hear R&J music![]()
Kaganovskaya/Angelopol had a fine R&J FD, and as Ariane said Deniss Vasiljevscan you mention an inspired RJ program? because i can't think of any

Oh he was great at the JGP last weekNo, like Ilya Yablokov - who I also love to bits!
I think it's probably the prologue of 1001 Nights which is the choreographed for the ballet.Scheherazade is a popular music choice for competitive figure skating. Various cuts, mainly from the first movement, were widely used by skaters, including:
- Midori Ito during the 1989–1990 season
- Michelle Kwan during the 2001–2002 season
- Yuna Kim during the 2008–2009 season to her world championship gold
- Mao Asada during the 2011–2012 season
- Carolina Kostner during the 2013–2014 season
- Wakaba Higuchi during the 2016–2017 season
American figure skater Evan Lysacek used Scheherazade in his free skate and won the gold medal at 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver.[27] It was also used by American ice dancers Charlie White and Meryl Davis in their free dance, with which they won the gold medal at 2014 Winter Olympics.[28]
I very much enjoyed Sasha T's last year... The evil fate of love...can you mention an inspired RJ program? because i can't think of any
That is by far the most iconic part and I will think of him fondly forever due to itTo me Junliet is a mixed bag, he loved the program and he achieved many things with it but I still can't with the "JUUUUUUUULIEEEEEET"
Hey yeah, she used to have long hair didn't she? I was wondering why I didn't recognise her.is Liza homaging Sui with her hairdo?