The Canadian series 'I Have Nothing' showcases comedian Carolyn Taylor's mission to choreograph a pairs figure-skating routine to Whitney Houston's song. Inspired by the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics, Taylor embarks on this creative journey with no skating experience, humorously navigating her newfound obsession. Enlisting the guidance of renowned skater Sandra Bezic, the show unfolds as a docu-comedy, filled with comedic mishaps and eventual triumphs, particularly when Olympic champions Ekaterina Gordeeva and David Pelletier join the performance. The series emphasizes Taylor's relentless passion despite her lack of expertise, creating an entertaining narrative of aspiration and perseverance.
Taylor’s vision becomes a reality as she channels her childhood fascination with figure skating, leading to a quirky journey filled with unexpected successes and comedic failures.
Its premise is a visual one: the creation and performance of a pairs figure-skating routine set to Whitney Houston's I Have Nothing, showcasing Taylor's unique determination.
By Episode 3, the show shifts gears significantly, culminating in the surprising involvement of Olympic champions Ekaterina Gordeeva and David Pelletier, adding depth to the narrative.
A few false starts feel like filler at the beginning, but Taylor’s later antics illustrate how her unpolished approach unveils a kind of genius.
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