Live Poll: Most Thrilling Winter Olympic Telecast?

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-02-10/nbc-s-winter-olympics-ratings-are-heading-toward-a-historic-low

In Mexico, luckily, the Olympic telecasts have been great since 2016 when a new company got the rights to the event and every single sport is available online if they are not shown in the tv channels. As a fan of the event that's great for Me. However, and while Mexico got its best performance in at least 30 years at a Winter Olympics (that's a merit to the athletes not the broadcast), they have not been my favorite games and, as someone who tries to follow every sport, there have been some details in some broadcastings that I never noticed before, so this may be actually my less favorite telecast, or close too. Among the errors where a cross country race where camera time was spent on empty benches instead of in contestants still in the race, the screen going blank at bobsleigh for some fraction of seconds in one curve of the track and the only Nigerian athlete never appearing in screen. While he was not a powerful participant and he couldn't finish his event, I feel the universality of the games is important and an he could have been shown at some time for the people in his country that could be supporting him. Oh, and the Opening Ceremony was the only one in history that I found boring and with nothing about it worth remembering, they even skipped the cauldron and just left a barely visible Olympic torch in the middle of the stadium. I also didn't lake Salt Lake City much because the US production spends so much time with their own athletes and I found one of them, Apollo Ohno, quite unlikable, and also a kid in the Opening Ceremony annoying rather than inspiring. I was a kid in Nagano, and barely remember it, and I don't have problems with the rest of the games. Well I do with Sochi as many winners ended up as being cheats thanks to Russia, but that was no apparent in the telecast. I could vote for either Torino 2006, which has the downside of not having a Mexican team, Vancouver 2010, when I got the chance to watch a historical Mexican olympian, Hubertus von Hohenlohe or Pyeongchang 2018, where 43 year old Mexican Germán Madrazo got the spotlight when he managed to reach the finish line in Cross Country after a huge personal effort and sacrifice to be in the games training himself.

Live Poll: https://www.imdb.com/poll/LWX8Ie86gTI/ Congratulations Urb.