Now that you said that, it's true that it was a spectacular event. Half of the field attempting men jumps (i mean by that jumps usually attempted by men). That lack of distinction between < and << was really unfair. Even a boderline jump called was downgraded. That's why TES could be very low for someone who didn't fall or pop.One GPF that I'll always find underrated is the ladies' FS at the 2008/09 GPF (the SP was sloppy AF).
You'll get that Mao landed two 3As by just looking at the protocols, but Yukari and Miki also landed a 3A and a 4S, respectively. Underrotated, but still very exciting that half of the field was doing 3As and quads (and this was before the introduction of the </<< distinction, so they got scored as if they were <<s, which I don't think they were).
And then you had Yuna Kim on the verge of being the dominant force that she became (in a season where, as a set, I think she had her two best programs), and Joannie and Carolina showing their regular flashes of brilliance.