Good evening, sweet world, and welcome to the new No Dunk spin-off show called The Summer of Champions.

Your nightly, 2004 Paris Olympics recap podcast. It's Friday night,

July 26th. I'm J.E. Skeets, though some of you might be calling me Phil for the next couple

weeks here in the classic factory. And alongside me, it is my co-host for the next 17 nights. My co-host

in life, though, it's my wife, Nora Artinian. Hi, Celine Dion is the greatest singer in the world. Oh, geez. You were crying. I did get very emo when she came out. Well, the other guy earlier got me. Yeah, you cried twice, the 100-year-old man and Celine Dion. Yes, full sobs for Celine, though. All right, and over yonder, making the magic happen. Super producer. I don't know if he cried. JD. I came close with Celine, to be honest. It definitely tingles happening. Aw. Yeah, it was great. Great to see Celine back in the game. Had you watched the Celine Dion documentary? No, I hadn't. We just watched it. Yeah, I did some research. A friend of mine, my friend of Bianca, suggested, you should watch this documentary. No, I hadn't. We just watched it. Yeah, I did some research.

A friend of mine, my friend Bianca, suggested you should watch this documentary.

I will say the doc.

So, so, the documentary was not great, but there are two scenes where you see sort of the

full extent of what she's going through with this health issue, and she has basically

lost the ability to sing and the

doc.

So to see her crush it.

The comeback.

Incredible.

It was pretty epic.

I was watching this with Lincoln and his girlfriend, Maggie.

Maggie did not know, she's American, that Celine was Canadian.

Oh boy.

Oh, boy. I mean. What are we doing? Yeah, that's on us. That Celine was Canadian. Oh, boy. Oh, boy. I mean.

What are we doing?

Yeah, that's on us.

She watched the dock, too.

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