We’re not getting the ads here. I guess Israeli taxpayers can be glad that their public broadcaster is not totally reckless with their money. :shuffle:
The Israeli delegation and broadcaster haven’t exactly handled themselves with grace.
https://www.rte.ie/entertainment/2024/0511/1448614-bambie-thug-angry-at-israeli-eurovision-commentary/
https://x.com/escinsiders/status/1789281344507228398?s=46&t=7doqEYfmbHcnzpUI_B2Aow
And with all that is...
Joost Klein, representative of the Netherlands, will not perform in tonight’s jury show.
https://www.rte.ie/entertainment/2024/0510/1448450-dutch-eurovision-act-not-on-stage-until-further-notice/
Well, the producers are not supposed to play “favourites” so it’s good that they are considering the balance of the overall show. Honestly, the complaining is coming across as a bit entitled. As I said before, someone has to sing in the second spot.
And for what it’s worth the Ukrainian song is...
I never said it didn’t matter at all. On the other hand, one country has to sing in the second position. All of those countries you listed above were not ever in the conversation for winning no matter if they sang second or 23rd.
Actually, there was a draw after Semi 1 and Ukraine drew “Producer’s choice” which as you say meant they could be placed anywhere in the running order. Except the producers couldn’t have put it in first place because Sweden had already drawn that position back in March...
Sweden had already been drawn first, so second was the absolute earliest Ukraine could be placed. I guess it really is going to put to the test whether or not it is in fact the death slot. :shuffle:
Ireland got a good draw between Estonia and Latvia in the first half. Looks like it is going to...
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