Help locating a documentary

[Flip Jump]

Back in 2002 there was a documentary about the history of american ladies at the olympics! I believe it was on E! and talked about all of the great american ladies skaters. I particularly remember Rosalynn Sumners talking about how she knew she would not win before skating and it was just not her night. I know I have seen it on youtube in the past but cannot find it. Does anyone know the name or where I can find it?

 

[WOULDACOULDARETURNS]

Back in 2002 there was a documentary about the history of american ladies at the olympics! I believe it was on E! and talked about all of the great american ladies skaters. I particularly remember Rosalynn Sumners talking about how she knew she would not win before skating and it was just not her night. I know I have seen it on youtube in the past but cannot find it. Does anyone know the name or where I can find it?

I have a few boxes of skating videos I recorded back in the day. I’ll have to see if I have that. I know I transferred many to DVD.

 

[BaileyCatts]

Its called something like "The History of Ladies Figure Skating" or maybe "A History of Ladies Figure Skating". Something very similar to this. I think it was on A&E channel though? I know the exact show you are talking about. I had it on tape. Had. It sort of took you thru the eras of Ladies skating and yes, it was US Ladies focused. Each "era" segment was about 20 minutes long. I remember the Roz segment you are talking about. She was practically in tears talking about how she had a perfect skate in practice and knew she wouldn't be able to do that again and she knew she wouldn't win. But I don't know where you can find it online. Maybe try searching A&E documentaries as I am like 85% sure it was on A&E channel.

 

[Flip Jump]

Its called something like "The History of Ladies Figure Skating" or maybe "A History of Ladies Figure Skating". Something very similar to this. I think it was on A&E channel though? I know the exact show you are talking about. I had it on tape. Had. It sort of took you thru the eras of Ladies skating and yes, it was US Ladies focused. Each "era" segment was about 20 minutes long. I remember the Roz segment you are talking about. She was practically in tears talking about how she had a perfect skate in practice and knew she wouldn't be able to do that again and she knew she wouldn't win. But I don't know where you can find it online. Maybe try searching A&E documentaries as I am like 85% sure it was on A&E channel.

Yes, it was A&E! Thank you, this helps!

 

[tony]

Pretty certain it's called Fire on Ice, and pretty certain I had it on my external hard drive until it broke a month ago.

 

[Flip Jump]

Pretty certain it's called Fire on Ice, and pretty certain I had it on my external hard drive until it broke a month ago.

That’s it!

 

[BaileyCatts]

Fire on Ice: A History of Ladies Figure Skating! Yeah, I agree with that. I knew it was called "Some Words Were Here: A History of Ladies Figure Skating" and I couldn't remember what the "Some Words Were Here:" part of it was. LOL! I remember trying to cram that all on the VHS tape label and getting mad I messed up the label. It's weird the little insignificant stuff in your life you remember doing like it was yesterday.

 

[sadya]

I downloaded it years ago. I could upload it in my free time for you, though I don't know what the quality is like. I haven't watched it in a long time. I think the video maker had uploaded it in several pieces. Let me know if I should upload it for you.

Just checked it for you, I have it in 10 different parts and also one file where the documentary isn't split. If I remember correctly, I think both versions had differences at the ending, but I'm not sure. It's no problem for me to upload the 10 parts + the entire documentary, just to be sure. I'm off to work now, it's around seven in the morning here.

 

[Flip Jump]

I downloaded it years ago. I could upload it in my free time for you, though I don't know what the quality is like. I haven't watched it in a long time. I think the video maker had uploaded it in several pieces. Let me know if I should upload it for you.

Just checked it for you, I have it in 10 different parts and also one file where the documentary isn't split. If I remember correctly, I think both versions had differences at the ending, but I'm not sure. It's no problem for me to upload the 10 parts + the entire documentary, just to be sure. I'm off to work now, it's around seven in the morning here.

I would so appreciate if you uploaded it! Thank you

 

[sadya]

Sure, no problem at all I just checked, there is no difference between both the one complete file, and the version split in 10 files. I used to have an older version which didn't cover the 1998 Olympics. I must have replaced that with the complete version.

The quality isn't superb, but their all watchable.


Here is the link of the file which isn't split:
Fire on Ice (I probably downloaded this one from YouTube)

Fire_On_Ice__Champions_of_American_Figure_Skating

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This is a link to the folder, where you can download this in 10 parts:

MediaFire

MediaFire is a simple to use free service that lets you put all your photos, documents, music, and video in a single place so you can access them anywhere and share them everywhere.

www.mediafire.com

Some of these files are quite old. I also see wmv extensions. If you're having any trouble viewing these files, I recommend using VLC Media Player. Let me know if any download link doesn't work. Have fun watching!

 

[WOULDACOULDARETURNS]

Now that I know the title, I’ll have to check my collection again, so I can watch it. The last time I checked, I found a DVD of the 2010 Boston Open, and ended up watching it. EEK. My skills have deteriorated quite a bit, and they weren’t great to begin with!

 

[Flip Jump]

Sure, no problem at all I just checked, there is no difference between both the one complete file, and the version split in 10 files. I used to have an older version which didn't cover the 1998 Olympics. I must have replaced that with the complete version.

The quality isn't superb, but their all watchable.


Here is the link of the file which isn't split:
Fire on Ice (I probably downloaded this one from YouTube)

Fire_On_Ice__Champions_of_American_Figure_Skating

MediaFire is a simple to use free service that lets you put all your photos, documents, music, and video in a single place so you can access them anywhere and share them everywhere.

www.mediafire.com

This is a link to the folder, where you can download this in 10 parts:

MediaFire

MediaFire is a simple to use free service that lets you put all your photos, documents, music, and video in a single place so you can access them anywhere and share them everywhere.

www.mediafire.com

Some of these files are quite old. I also see wmv extensions. If you're having any trouble viewing these files, I recommend using VLC Media Player. Let me know if any download link doesn't work. Have fun watching!

Thank you so much! Exactly how I remember it!

 

[sadya]

You're very welcome