Having listened to the Radio 2 special...where its all Eurovision sweetness and light......I think they are going to close their eyes and ears and pretend absolutely nothing is happening!!Do you reckon the BBC are secretly flapping it about broadcasting tonight? Like when everyone thought they’d accidentally broadcast Måneskin doing a line in the green room.
BBC News have been covering the whole thingHaving listened to the Radio 2 special...where its all Eurovision sweetness and light......I think they are going to close their eyes and ears and pretend absolutely nothing is happening!!
That's outrageousYes it seems to be true @Scotch Mist
"In the U.S., Eurovision will stream live on Peacock.
Voting is open for 24 hours before the final starts for viewers in the U.S. and other nonparticipating countries, who can vote online or using the Eurovision app."
aye cause that was healthyTaking Israel out of the equation the whole thing about not being filmed is the most snowflake thing I have heard in my fucking life. Jeez, William and Harry had to be paraded in front of millions of people when their mum died.
I have never used the term snowflake in my life before ffs.
Come on Estonia is all I have to say!
I'm of Irish heritage so it was great to see Ireland being in the final with, frankly, a mad song that's the opposite of the predictable old bollocks they've had as Eurovision entries for a while.If Bambi really cared she wouldn't have been there. No one outside Ireland understands ogham writing, performative bullshit on her part.
Abba have been busy programming their hologram robots because they'll be too scared to turn up. They've already got Frida in a spinBearing in mind the absolutely disastrous levels of organisation this year it’s more likely to be Mans and Loreen doing an extended version of Diggi Loo Diggi Lei.
I have no idea why I’m so pleased to find out that the Norwegian for shitshow is shitshow. I’m officially multi lingual!
Oh I agree...except its 2 different stories....the news story as shown by BBC news, and the BBC 1 / Eurovision tele-spectacular family show!BBC News have been covering the whole thing
- at one point the woman in Malmo said that EBU had clearly lost control (this was following the French rehearsal)
- the protests
- mentioned that the audience at home should expect to hear booing
The pressure the acts are under seems to be immense - maybe it's gone over the top this year and broken some of them?Taking Israel out of the equation the whole thing about not being filmed is the most snowflake thing I have heard in my fucking life. Jeez, William and Harry had to be paraded in front of millions of people when their mum died.
I have never used the term snowflake in my life before ffs.
Come on Estonia is all I have to say!
Remember the hot mess that was Madonna as an interval act?I'm kind of expecting at least one dancer to whip off his kecks and have "FREE" written on one arse cheek and "PALESTINE" on the other.
Have you seen the singer from Finland yet?I'm kind of expecting at least one dancer to whip off his kecks and have "FREE" written on one arse cheek and "PALESTINE" on the other.
I'm kind of expecting at least one dancer to whip off his kecks and have "FREE" written on one arse cheek and "PALESTINE" on the other.
is it the same guy as last year?Have you seen the singer from Finland yet?
The care for performers has been poor, Olly has been a performer for years and the pressure and complete lack of care has nearly broken him a few times, constant last minute changes that aren’t communicated to artists or their managers, meaning people are going on blind. On top of that equipment repeatedly failing, doesn’t make for a positive experience.The pressure the acts are under seems to be immense - maybe it's gone over the top this year and broken some of them?
We see hardly any of what they are made to do, there are so many rehearsals and press events. Especially those in the Thursday semi-final, as far as I can tell they've been on stage and in front of an audience Wednesday evening, Thursday afternoon, Thursday evening, Friday evening, Saturday afternoon, Saturday evening. And on top of their actual performances there are the big press conferences after the semi-finals so those must be such long days.
Some of it makes what Simon Cowell puts his acts through like a walk in the park!
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