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| 5. Sinead Kerr and John Kerr...the ever lovable British brother-sister team. I mean, what's not to love? Random, different, and British. Plus they're brother and sister. Ha. I could never skate with my brother(s). But I like that they were willing to take a chance and I'm sad that they withdrew from Worlds. They woulda been up there this year. |
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| 4. Marie-France Dubreuil and Patrice Lauzon...haha - I just realized I didn't include them in my Top 5 or best dancers list back at the start. I probably actually would revise the Top 5 programs to include them - they're excellent. What I like even more is that they sat in the shadow of Bourne/Kraatz for so many years and then still managed to do well and come into their own. |
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| 3. Marina Anissina and Gwendal Peizerat. I just love them. I seriously always have. I don't know why or what makes it so, but is does. So there. They're from France. Her red hair is just so fiery and awesome. And they were unique in a powerful sort of way. |
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| 2. Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir. They may eventually make their way to number 1, but for now they'll have to settle for number 2. But only for now I suspect ;) They're fantastic on and off the ice and I'm so glad they didn't retire after the Olympics. I can't wait to watch Dance this week! |
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1. Shae-Lynn Bourne and Victor Kraatz. I know there is not nice stuff said about him in the skating world, but really, let's face it - I have way too many positive, obsessive memories as a child (read: teenager) to not put them at number 1. As a teen, I hated ice dance (oh how silly and naive of me) - these two were the only reasons I watched. And they so should have been Olympic Champions. How sad. |
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