tried watching the US version and the writing was just... atrocious (at least in the first ep). they feel the need to constantly state the obvious and repeat information in case you somehow missed it. terrible case of not understanding "show, don't tell"
the american version feels like it was made to be watched vertically on yt shorts. the uk version is a beautiful organically grown family of the most loveable autistic people ever
@sarahWD418 i just don't think nathan or yuzuru need to be brought into this conversation. it just leads to arguments that should've ended years ago, rather than focusing on what is happening now.
@popovicicrazia it truly does nothing to help the situation. it's not some cool rite of passage to be made to feel like shit at the top of the podium. unfortunately ppl will use these convos to push their own agendas (that have zero relevance)
the problem with fstwt is they look at the actual important issue (mone being booed by deranged fans) and then start talking about shit that doesn't fucking matter (trusova's competitiveness)
i felt so bad for angela and courtney in werewolf bro 😭although it was an entertaining video, and sometimes it's nice having the werewolves actually be successful. the chemistry with the new cast members is also really good. they fit in so easily.
chiba: in components, she is just so far ahead of everyone else here. i don't like that exit out of camel spins so many skaters have been doing. it often doesn't really match the music. i really like the stsq. the program is nice, but not a fave. final spins were gorgeous.
gubanova: i kinda got bored halfway through and stopped taking in anything that was happening on the ice. also i don't like this trend of skaters standing still doing some arm movements in the middle of a program.