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Anyone down for a group watch tonight?

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  • #128287

    Yawn

    Definitely!

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  • #128288

    WTF Portugal? This is it? Lame.

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  • #128289

    This year has been so flat that even a generic bit of euro-pop like Denmark’s entry feels like an uptick.

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  • #128290

    Wasn’t this woman singing for Spain earlier?

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  • #128291

    Wasn’t this woman singing for Spain earlier?

    This way she picks up two paycheques

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  • #128292

    And Finland and….

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  • #128293

    It’s bad when the comedy filler song is better than most of the genuine entries

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  • #128294

    These nerds better deliver some quality

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  • #128295

    It’s bad when the comedy filler song is better than most of the genuine entries

    Certainly the catchiest.

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  • #128296

    Finally, Sweden gives us something for the Mums.

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  • #128297

    This is acceptable

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  • #128298

    Kieran Culkin let that Oscar win go to his head i see.

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  • #128299

    Sauna bros?

    Sponsored by Manscaped.

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  • #128300

    What this song really needs is BALLER in giant letters in the background

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  • #128301

    Wouldn’t be the worst thing if this won.

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  • #128302

    Simple + Fun!

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  • #128303

    I don’t think it’s in their best interest to remind us of far better songs we could be listening to right now

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  • #128304

    Why are they doing Waterloo in the stadium when there’s still a few acts to go? This is halftime fodder, surely?

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  • #128305

    The way this is going, this stadium singalong to ABBA’s Waterloo could actually win this year.

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  • #128306

    Is that a different dress or is it strategically ripping?

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  • #128307

    France reminding me of the bit in The Expanse where Alex talked about importing sand from Earth for his son’s birthday

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  • #128308

    Is that falling sand going to run out?

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  • #128310

    Surely this is the song to do before a filler break, so you can clean up the sand?

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  • #128312

    Is that falling sand going to run out?

    I was gonna say I think it’s just the screen behind her, but then I saw it bouncing off her and sticking in her hair

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  • #128313

    Did they mute her after she “thank you” then? I assume there’s a slight safety delay in case anyone is brave enough to shout “free palestine” or something.

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  • #128315

    France’s entry simulating explosive diarrhoea might be the highlight of the event so far.

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  • #128316

    San Marino just entering Estonia’s song again

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  • #128317

    Man, Italy have really been riling up other countries lately, huh?

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  • #128318

    Did they mute her after she “thank you” then? I assume there’s a slight safety delay in case anyone is brave enough to shout “free palestine” or something.

    They were probably worried she was going to start singing again.

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  • #128319

    This is OK, but it needs to be weirder.

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  • #128320

    Blatant false advertising.  Says “we are poems” outside, contains paintings.

  • #128321

    I’m convinced this is just Nadja from What We Do In The Shadows.

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  • #128322

    I’d listen to Albanian Epica in other circumstances, but it’s really not saving things tonight.

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  • #128323

    Of the brassy singer and techno beats category, this is easily the best so far.

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  • #128324

    Is there nothing Andy Serkis can’t do?

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  • #128326

    Not sure it needed sinister monologue in the middle.

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  • #128327

    WTH is this?!

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  • #128328

    Grant Morrison’s spoken word section was a highlight

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  • #128329

    Favourites to win? I think Estonia (the cappuccino one) was my favourite just because it embraced the silly weirdness of Eurovision.

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  • #128330

    Luxembourg, Estonia or Netherlands are my preferred choices. I guess Sweden might actually win? Hard to say really. Very bland field this year.

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  • #128331

    Estonia, Latvia or Italy for me.

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  • #128332

    Well that was certianly 26 songs.

    Top picks?  Estonia, Armenia, Sweden

    Bubbling under: Albaina, Finland, Ukraine, Iceland, Latvia, San Marino

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  • #128334

    I was almost expecting them to break out into Forever Autumn for a sec there.

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  • #128335

    Mine bit different – Sweden (for me + Ben) + Switzerland + San Marino.

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  • #128336

    Loving this interval – Eurovision Song Contest greatest hits (45years + 2019 + 2021)!!!

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  • #128340

    Kneecap and Pussy Riot as backing dancers there

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  • #128341

    (also, this is pretty cool)

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  • #128342

    As per usual, there’s a bunch of people in the YouTube chat who seem to have never encountered Eurovision before, and are wondering why we don’t have the winners yet

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  • #128344

    There goes the glasses.

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  • #128345

    Stop trying to make ESC a thing🤨

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  • #128346

    Cameraman is loving his job tonight.

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  • #128347

    12 points for the boat screamer? Calm down Sweden.

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  • #128348

    The point of not doing the countdown was to get through the countries faster, not for everyone to give a little speech!

  • #128349

    I thought they were supposed to be speeding up these things?

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  • #128350

    Some year, it’ll be Milan Frasz standing there when they cut to Slovenia, and it’ll be amazing.

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  • #128351

    I’m glad UK’s not getting nil points. The song deserved at least some points and I couldn’t deal with the morning.

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  • #128352

    UK success at Eurovision secured – nil points avoided

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  • #128353

    Yes, we of course remember her from last year.

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  • #128354

    Finally, all that money we’ve sent to Ukraine pays off

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  • #128355

    They need to have the final scoreboard up on screen for longer

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  • #128356

    Pleasantly surprised Denmark has nothing so far.

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  • #128357

    We’re on the left!

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  • #128358

    No, Italy. NO. EDIT: oh ok fair enough.

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  • #128360

    Portgual have pooled all the country’s coats together for their spokeswoman.

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  • #128361

    We got a 12!!!

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  • #128362

    Baffling that Austria is doing so well.

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  • #128363

    Spotted my first “Eurovision is woke” message in the YouTube chat

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  • #128364

    “Do you think people will know I’m Spanish?”

    “Well the country name will be underneath you and they’ll introduce you.”

    “Hmm. Still, let’s get a matador jacket over the dress, just in case.”

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  • #128365

    Stadium crowd suspiciously muted when the genocide representative came on.

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  • #128366

    And the mics over the crowd mysteriously turn off for the Israeli jury

  • #128367

    “I can hardly catch my breath”

     

    Yeah, that dress might have something to do with that.

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  • #128368

    Well at least Iceland isn’t on nothing

  • #128369

    Damn, Albania!

  • #128370

    297 points for genocide? fuck off.

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  • #128371

    Oof😬

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  • #128372

    Aw, so close, Estonia!

  • #128373

    0 again? Jeez. What have gotta do to get points? Commit a genocide?

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  • #128374

    My god, they better not win this

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  • #128375

    Looks like it’s going to be Israel, that’ll go down well.

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  • #128376

    I’m hoping Switzerland get it now. Although, if Israel win it’ll at least make everyone confront this issue head on.

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  • #128377

    Ouch

  • #128378

    What, zero for Switzerland?!

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  • #128379

    Thank fuck for that, I guess. Sly admission of relief from Norton there.

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  • #128380

    The UK vote was dumb too.

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  • #128381

    I didn’t like the winner, but it’s better than them winning.

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  • #128382

    Totally not suss that we gave 12 to Israel.

    I think we were probably hurt (partially) by the performance. The vocals were pretty weak in places (as with Ollie Alexander last year) whereas I guess they were stronger for the jury version?

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  • #128383

    EBU: Thank Fuck

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  • #128384

    This was fun as usual, see you next year

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  • #128385

    So glad it wasn’t Israel, thankfully.  He def has a good voice, 24 years old.  C u again next year, thanks.

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  • #128387

    Just hope they’ll finally be allowed to go for a piss once this performance is over.

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  • #128389

    That was the most lacklustre Eurovision in quite some time, sadly.  But always fun to make fun of it with ye.

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  • #128390

    Yeah, far from the strongest year, but a good time in here.

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  • #128391

    Yeah, far from the strongest year, but a good time in here.

    Definitely + thank u again 4 letting me in briefly, c u next year if not b4; always much fun had!

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  • #128393

    We’ll always have Baby Lasagna vs Kaarija

     

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  • #128401

    Breakdown of points by jury and phone vote:7b2ca4f9-fdd3-40b6-8314-f14a33a07428

    And the not at all suspicious break down of points for Israel by country:

    4aba15e9-a95c-4325-bbf6-100bbb4aad80

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  • #128410

    I was at an offline watchparty again this year, which is why I didn’t comment here. Lot of fun, even though the ESC itself was pretty bland this year. Didn’t like the winner, but I almost never do. Friend of mine pointed out that they totally ripped off The Lighthouse for his stage performance – including changing the viewing format. Tsk.
    My favourites were the Swedes and Estonia, of course, so I’m glad to see them doing well. And hey, Germany’s not in last place, so that’s an amazing national win for us! (Thought the song was shit when I first saw it, but seeing the whole of the ESC, it wasn’t the worst – 15 feels about right.)

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  • #128427

    So it seems the Dutch and Spanish broadcasters are demanding an investigation into the televoting numbers

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  • #128443

    So it seems the Dutch and Spanish broadcasters are demanding an investigation into the televoting numbers

    Oooo, spicy! I hope it happens because there’s no way they stand up to scrutiny. I’m surprised Ireland aren’t too, given Israel somehow came second in their televoting.

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  • #128445

    Just looking at an article about this and I’m amazed how low the voting numbers are. I was doing calculations on the back of a (metaphorical) fag packet the morning after and assumed you’d have maybe 2 million votes in one country, but there were only 142,688 votes in Spain. You’d need only a trivial number of people/devices voting 20 times each to swing that.

    RTVE received 142,688 votes in Saturday night’s Eurovision final, according to the report the broadcaster requested from the EBU and received on Sunday. The initial information received by the Spanish delegation was the list of the most voted countries, without specifying the number of votes received by each of them.

    On insisting on receiving more precise data, RTVE obtained a new one sent by the organisers of the festival, in which they only indicated that, on the night of the grand final, they received 7,283 calls, 23,840 SMS and 111,565 online votes. Participating countries can vote via the Eurovision app (up to a maximum of 20 votes per person, at a cost of €0.99 per vote), by phone or by SMS.

    During the first semi-final, held on Tuesday and in which Israel was not competing, RTVE received 774 calls, 2,377 SMS and 11,310 online votes.

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  • #128454

    I’m surprised Ireland aren’t too, given Israel somehow came second in their televoting.

    They have now

     

    https://www.thejournal.ie/eurovision-israel-irish-politicians-6709675-May2025/

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