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This article is about the Russian TV show. For other uses, see Ice Age.
Ice Age
Oxana Domnina (left), Ivan Skobrev (right) and the producer Ilya Averbukh (front) in a rehearsal for the show
Original titleЛедниковый период
GenreIce show
Presented by
Narrated byAndrey Golovanov
Country of originRussia
Original languageRussian
Production
ProducerIlya Averbukh
Running time2 hours 40 minutes
Production companyChannel One Russia
Original release
Release1 September 2007 (2007-09-01) –
present

Ice Age (Russian: Ледниковый период, romanized: Lednikovy period) is a weekly Russian ice show. It is originally produced by Channel One Russia (Pervy Kanal), broadcasting intermittently since 2007.[1]

Description

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The show Ice Age consists in a sports TV competition of several couples in figure skating. One of the partners in each pair is a well-known representative of the Russian theater, sports, ballet, stage, cinema or television, far from this sport, and the other is a titled professional in sports ice dancing or single figure skating.[2]

The skills of the competing duets are judged by five judges headed by Honored Coach of the USSR Tatiana Tarasova. The marks are given on a six-point system in the same way as in real figure skating competitions before 2005 - for technique and artistry.

In the period from 2007 to 2014, the participants were divided in two teams led by coaches Alexander Zhulin and Ilya Averbukh. Coaches were also the authors of the dance numbers of their wards. Since 2015, Ilya Averbukh has been the coach and producer of the show. Figure skaters Maxim Stavisky, Albena Denkova and Elena Stanislavovna Maslennikova are also involved in staging dances and working with participants.

Participants

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1st season

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2nd season

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3rd season

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4th season

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5th season

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6th season

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7th season

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8th season

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9th season

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References

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  1. ^ "ВИДЕО. «Ледниковый период». Лучшее (2007)". Archived from the original on 2017-10-27.
  2. ^ Ice Age's stars: about the project and figure skating. Interview in the journal Yarcube in February 2017.
  3. ^ a b c "Ледниковый период". VokrugTV.
  4. ^ "Ледниковый период 4 сезон (2013)". VokrugTV.
  5. ^ "Ледниковый период 5 сезон (2014)". VokrugTV.
  6. ^ "Ледниковый период 6 сезон (2016)". VokrugTV.
  7. ^ Nikita Konovalov (3 October 2020). "«Ледниковый период»: первый выпуск нового сезона". Sport Express.
  8. ^ Mikhail Petrov. "«Ледниковый период 8 сезон» (2021): состав участников, ведущие и жюри". Komsomolskaya Pravda.
  9. ^ "Елена Летучая вернулась на Первый канал в составе жюри шоу «Ледниковый период» 2022. Представляем участников проекта". Komsomolskaya Pravda.
  10. ^ "Шоу «Ледниковый период. Снова вместе» 2022: дата выхода, список участников, где смотреть". Sports.ru. 27 October 2022.
  11. ^ Ivan Shitik (6 October 2022). "Стали известны имена всех участников нового сезона шоу «Ледниковый период»".
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