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Sihyeong Lee...what gorgeous body lines...but major fall on 4T. ..

BOYANG'S BACK!!! YeAH!! Woohoo!

GO Boyang!

Gogolev got the job done. Good work!

Gogolev is now 190cm. Wow.

All right, 3rd group here we go!

Yudong Chen - some very interesting choreo here. A strong program, except for the 3A fall. Definitely want to see more from him

I liked that skate from Bralin. Room to grow but the basics are there

Very curious about this Kazakh skater. Plushy is one of his coaches

At least his spins are decent

Two-footed 3S for Naumov. Wild landing on the Axel too

Ooh, very smooth skate from young Jaeseok Young of Korea. And he has fans cheering him, too! Very fun! His coach is thrilled!

Oh dear, poor Lap Kan Yuen....not his night at all.

Some new faces in this group

Oh dear is right, Simon...

I've never seen a tech box with all red boxes before... 😬

Great work, Conrad! Please also have a good skate tomorrow. 🙏 Please.

Finally, a sparkly costume on a Canadian guy! Good style choice, Conrad! Good combo!

The Singaporean skater seems a little out of his depth. I give bonus points for the hydroblade though

I like Darian Kaptich. Needs some work to bring up his technical skill but very fun to watch!

Delighted with the colour commentary on the ISU channel so far...must be Mark* doing it. Looks like Darian is doing Aladdin... haven't seen him before * Simon.

Edrian's really grown as a skater since I watched him last Good job, Edrian! Nice start for the evening

Anyone watching the men? I'm here for Jun and Keegan and a few others. Cheering for Edrian and Conrad in the first group

"I hope everyone can live their days in good spirits, just like the bouncing bunnies" - if that's not the cutest New Year's greeting ever! 😊

It probably has something to do with preventing scalping of tickets because it allows verification of the purchaser's identity, but they could do the same thing with foreign-registered cellphones if they wanted, it's a software engineering problem only. Having been burned more than once by Ticketmaster's first-come, first-served (but not really) system, I can see advantages to a lottery, but not round after round after round of it.