Netflix Ice Dancing Documentary (C/B, G/P, F-B/C)

[Habs]

I was annoyed that it wasn’t made clear that the Brits or Italians could easily medal. With five out of six North American skaters, they made it seem as if France was the only Euro team that could medal. The only time other teams were mentioned was in the foreign-partner segment.

Adam was very funny. I don’t listen to podcasts but I’d listen to him if it weren’t for Ashley, whom I just can’t stand.

I don’t like Ashley either, but I enjoy the podcast. Adam is a gem. Ashley is pretty honest about what she does and doesn’t know, and she’s funny too. I don’t find that she disrupts my enjoyment of listening.

 

[Allskate]

Adam was very funny. I don’t listen to podcasts but I’d listen to him if it weren’t for Ashley, whom I just can’t stand.

Adam is doing work in Milan without Ashley. It's not commentary. He's going to be at the NBC Sports Desk and doing special segments on things like costumes.

I know they discuss ice dance on The Runthrough, but Adam doesn't pretend to be an ice dance expert. Why was he on a show about ice dance? For the humor?

 

[PRlady]

Adam is doing work in Milan without Ashley. It's not commentary. He's going to be at the NBC Sports Desk and doing special segments on things like costumes.

I know they discuss ice dance on The Runthrough, but Adam doesn't pretend to be an ice dance expert. Why was he on a show about ice dance? For the humor?

He was a source of general skating knowledge, like the competition calendar, but he had funny and insightful things to say in a human interest way. He was kind of the voice of us.