Everything about Battle of the Blades, eh?

In the news: French-Canadian advantage in Battle of the Blades?

MarieFranceandStephane2From Joe O’Connor of the National Post:

  • Burning up the ice
    “It is The Look: a riveting look between two lovers that could melt icebergs and move mountains. It is enchanting, and full of lust. And it is entirely an act. It may well be an innate French-Canadian act that Stephane Richer, a French-Canadian hockey player, and Marie-France Dubreuil — his French-Canadian skating partner — have successfully employed on CBC network television to put themselves among the final four pairings on Battle of the Blades.” Read more.
Facebooktwitterredditlinkedinmail

Higgins and Daneyko out on Battle of the Blades; Yamaguchi in as guest judge

JodeyneandKenFrom a media release:

JODEYNE HIGGINS AND KEN DANEYKO ARE THE NEXT TO BE ICED ON CBC-TV’s BATTLE OF THE BLADES

  • Christine Hough-Sweeney and Tie Domi back for another week

Jodeyne Higgins and Ken Daneyko, after a heartfelt and soulful performance, were the fourth pair iced, as the results were revealed during tonight’s broadcast on BATTLE OF THE BLADES. Christine Hough-Sweeney and Tie Domi are the fourth pair to be saved, joining the three remaining pairs for a chance to win $100,000 for the charity of their choice.

The two pairs with the fewest votes in the fourth week of competition were Higgins and Daneyko, who skated to James Brown’s I Got You, and Hough-Sweeney and Domi, who performed their routine to Robin Thicke’s Superman. Both pairs performed again before regular judges Sandra Bezic, Dick Button and guest judge Lanny McDonald for a final chance to remain on the show. McDonald is renowned for his years with the Toronto Maple Leafs and Calgary Flames.

Continue reading Higgins and Daneyko out on Battle of the Blades; Yamaguchi in as guest judge

Facebooktwitterredditlinkedinmail

Ratings: Flashpoint, SYTYCDC, Battle of the Blades, Heartland, Ron James, SGU, The Guard

From Bill Brioux at TV Feeds My Family:

  • Flash, Dance and Blades Put CanCon on Top
    “The season finale of So You Think You Can Dance Canada waltzed off with 1,689,000 viewers, with Lethbridge, Alta.’s Tara Jean Popowich crowned as the nation’s latest dance queen. Flashpoint led all Canadian scripted shows with 1,560,000 Friday night viewers on CTV. It was also the most-watched show–American or Canadian–on the night.” Read more.
Facebooktwitterredditlinkedinmail