Fascinating story of Sonja Henie who despite her quest for money and fame, ended up a lonely woman.

Who didn't love DOrothy? Her elegance always raises what could be cheesy skating spectacles to an art form.

The Tonya-Nancy saga. This tape shows both of Nancy Kerrigan's near-perfect performances. Why she lost the Gold is still a mystery.

Fun to do.

This is OK. Watch John Curry and Torvill and Dean's Olympic exhibitions -- hard to get. Brian Botano's performance on natural ice in Alaska is breathtakingly gorgeous.

This documentary focuses on the history of the point of view of women skaters. The turn of the century clips are fascinating. As women's roles change, so does skating. Unfortunately, the Tonya/Nancy saga did little to enhance the image of women skaters.

History of US Women's figure skating. Why women? Because that's where the US is dominant. Tenley Albright, Carol Heiss, Peggy Fleming, Dorothy Hamill, a poignant segment on the tragedy of the 1961 plane crash that killed the entire US team, Janet Lynn, Kristi Yamaguchi, Tonya-Nancy, Tara Lipinski, Sarah Hughes.

Sad story of the plane crash that killed the entire US Figure Skating Team in 1961.

Interesting expose on what happens outside the ice rink.

Tai has an interesting story to tell.

Lots of pictures, mostly Canadian but be warned: Elvis Stoljko is the favorite.

The Battle of the CARMENS (Debi Thomas vs. Katherina Witt). In restrospect, it's funny seeing Witt's dramatics pass off as skating and one wonders if she could get away with it today. Canada's Elizabeth Manley should have won!

Now, try it yourself!

Dorothy still rules!