Couldnt find it on Youtube, so i uploaded it . enjoy 
Geoff and Pavel’s scenes from Episode 203 of Raw continued. This concludes Episode 203. See the description for Part 19 for further background on this episode. If you are in Ireland, please watch this show live or on the network’s official website! It’s a great show, beyond just Geoff and Pavel, and deserves all the viewers it can get.
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This is 2002. Pavel Datsyuk effortlessly strips Jaomir Jagar of the puck on defensive zone breakout and then dekes Olie Kolzig out his shorts.
Geoff and Pavel’s scenes from Episode 106 of Raw. This concludes Season 1.
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Pavel Datsyuk won the Selke and the Lady Byng award.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Geoff and Pavel’s scenes from Episode 103 of Raw continued. This concludes Episode 103.
Simply PAvel… the furia ceka
Video Rating: 4 / 5
More dance videos: www.hiptwisted.com Pavel Zvychaynyy & Sarah Sophie Ritz (Germany) German Open Championships 2010, Stuttgart (GOC) Rising stars latin final chachacha
Video Rating: 5 / 5
This is a Tribute video I made for Pavel Datsyuk over the offseason. It includes all of his goals from 05-07, including playoffs and shootouts. The songs are in the credits. PLEASE COMMENT AND RATE (I appreciate your input)
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Geoff and Pavel’s scenes from Episode 102 of Raw continued. This concludes Episode 102.
From Adam Buxtons website: Cal Arts featuring Pavel and his brother Yuri This was a look at the experimental animation course at The California Institute of the Arts. It was the second outing for my character Pavel (the first being a brief appearance in Adam & Joe’s World Of Animation). I remember being extremely pissed off that the make-up lady in LA provided me with a wig and beard so rubbish that I looked like, well, a man with a rubbish wig and beard. I suppose she could be forgiven for not thinking that it actually mattered. It was a very hot day though and I was so uncomfortable that improvising lines as an irritable twat came easily. Our host, Maureen Selwood ( a real tutor at Cal Arts) was a great sport and dealt with the comedy grumpiness far better than we had any right to expect.
