We conclude the men's lore by getting up to speed with the most recent Olympics and the years leading up to the present day, setting the stage for next season and reminding everyone that losing is like death.

Program Watch List

2018 Yuzuru Hanyu Grand Prix Finland free skate

2018 Yuzuru Hanyu Grand Prix Russia short program

2018 Cha Jun-Hwan Grand Prix Final free skate

2019 Keegan Messing Skate America short program

2019 Shoma Uno Grand Prix France free skate

2019 Nathan Chen Grand Prix Final short program

2019 Nathan Chen Grand Prix Final free skate

2019 Kevin Aymoz Grand Prix Final free skate

2020 Yuzuru Hanyu Four Continents short program

2021 Mikhail Kolyada World Championships free skate

2021 Adam Siao Him Fa Nebelhorn short program

2021 Vincent Zhou Skate America free skate

2022 Vincent Zhou U.S. Championships short program

2022 Jason Brown U.S. Championships short program

2022 Olympics Yuma Kagiyama team event free skate

2022 Ilia Malinin Skate America free skate

2023 Cha Jun-Hwan World Championships short program

2024 Shoma Uno World Championships short program

2024 Adam Siao Him Fa World Championships free skate

2024 Ilia Malinin World Championships free skate

2025 Mikhail Shaidorov World Championships free skate

In part three of the Men's lore we talk about major events from 2010-2018. Chan-flation, Irish step dancing to your first Olympic Games, and knowing that when it rains, it poohs.

Program Watch List

2008 Daisuke Takahashi 4cc Short Program

2010 Adam Rippon Skate Canada Short Program

2010 Patrick Chan Skate Canada Short Program

2011 Daisuke Takahashi 4cc Short Program

2011 Patrick Chan Worlds Short/Long

2012 Jeremy Abbott US Nationals Short/Long Program

2012 Yuzuru Hanyu Worlds Long Program

2013 Denis Ten Worlds Short/Long Program

2014 Jason Brown US Nationals Long Program

2014 Evgeni Plushenko Olympic Team Short Program

2014 Jeremy Abbott Olympic Team Short Program

2014 Yuzuru Hanyu Olympics Short Program

2016 Javier Fernandez Worlds Long Program

2018 Adam Rippon Olympic Team Long Program

2018 Shoma Uno Olympics Short Program

2018 Yuzuru Hanyu Olympics Short Program

2018 Nathan Chen Olympics Long Program

Welcome back to the lore series. In this episode we cover all the major story lines happening from 2006-2010. Sit down, take notes, and call your lawyer if someone EVER calls you gay.

Programs Watch List:

2004 Brian Joubert Europeans Long Program

2005 Johnny Weir US Nationals Long Program

2005 and 2006 Stephane Lambiel Worlds Long Program

2006 Evgeni Plushenko Olympics Short Program

2006 Johnny Weir Olympics Short Program

2007 Daisuke Takahashi Worlds Long Program

2008 Jeffrey Buttle Worlds Long Program

2009 Evan Lysacek Worlds Long Program

2010 Jeremy Abbott US Nationals Long Program

2010 Evan Lysacek Olympics Long Program

2010 Evgeni Plushenko Olympics Long Program

2010 Daisuke Takahashi Worlds Long Program

Welcome to the very first episode of this LORE SERIES. It's time to learn all about dark magic, being a soldier, and how putting your hands in your pockets can help you win a 4th world title. In this episode we will talk about some of the major moments in mens skating from the 1984-2002. Buckle up.

Program Watch List:

Brian Orser 1987 Worlds Long

Brian Boitano 1988 Olympics Long

Christoper Bowman 1989 US Nationals Long

Paul Wylie 1992 Olympics Long

Kurt Browning 1993 Worlds Long

Elvis Stojko 1994 Worlds Long

Rudy Galindo 1996 US Nationals Long

Todd Eldredge 1996 Worlds Long

Ilia Kulik 1998 Olympics Long

Philippe Candeloro 1998 Olympics Long

Evgeni Plushenko 2001 Worlds Long

Alexei Yagudin 2002 Olympics Short

We come back from our hiatus before it even started for an emergency episode on the return of the Shibutanis.

Please sit back, relax, and enjoy the second annual Rosie Awards. It's been such an amazing season. A huge thank you to everyone who listened throughout the season and a giant congratulations to all the skaters who made the season so incredible. In our eyes, you're all LIUsers.

Stay tuned for our skating lore series this off-season!!!

We talk about figure skating's biggest fake event, World Team Trophy, and suggest many things that don't matter at all now that the season is over.

In this episode Adam and Ashley start off by chatting about Adam's state of health. At about 17 minutes in, they are joined by NOC Sarah Hughes where she is immediately called a rat. The crew briefly touches on the upcoming World Team Trophy and all agree that if they had to choose a team leader for their World Team Trophy there is no better option than an angry woman.