There was a very small field at this pairs event, but loads to talk about as we gush some more about the genius of Sui and Han's free skate, lament the size of the pairs field here and potentially at Worlds, and discuss some of the many things that can go wrong in pairs skating (and our anxiety any time we watch a pairs competition live).

The men's event at Four Continents was one of the strongest of the season, and we discuss frustration over variations in tech calling, whether it's fair to have a free skate cutoff at this competition, and how different it is to skate on Olympic vs. NHL sized rinks.

This ice dance event was one of the toughest fields of the season, and we break down the level issues in Hubbell and Donohue's free dance, try to parse out how you can possibly judge between so many strong teams, and take a look at the developing ice dance scene in Asia and Australia.

There were lots of ups and downs in the Ladies event at the Four Continents Championships, and we break down Elizabet Tursynbaeva's quad Salchow, discuss the pros and cons of trying to add in difficult elements with varying success rates, and relay our dismay for the skaters in podium position whose free skates took them off the podium here.

There were a number of surprises in the ladies event here, and we speculate on the exciting futures of Lindfors and Paganini, which Russian ladies might make the world team, and discuss our fears about Zagitova's current jump layout and her confidence going forward.

There were a ton of amazing skates in dance at this year's European Championships, and we discuss how Papadakis and Cizeron have solidified their number one status, how Nikita Katsalapov has handled twizzle mistakes across the years, and speculate on which of these teams might be able to squeak into the top ten at Worlds.

The men were a volatile bunch at this European Championships, and we discuss the amazing career and influence of Javier Fernandez, our dismay at the inconsistency of the Russian men, and how excited we are for the future of men's skating in France and Italy.

The pairs event at this year's European Championships was small but mighty, and we discuss our love for James/Cipres and Tamara Moskvina, our excitement about pairs with tons of potential from small federations, and speculate about how many clean skates we might get to see at the World Championships.

We had a lot of favourites competing in the men's event at US Nationals this year, and we break down our feelings about Vincent Zhou's and Jason Brown's quad attempts, debate which men might be sent to Junior Worlds, and are left almost speechless by Nathan Chen's amazing performances.

The pairs were a volatile bunch here, and we discuss the lift struggles faced by many teams, the amazing comeback of Cain and LeDuc, and the difficult decision to send Kayne and O'Shea to Four Continents.