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iadom

15-05-2004 23:27

Re: Eurovision Interactive

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Originally Posted by Mark B

Oi, clear off, it's top class entertainment and that's what the licence fee is intended to pay for!!

Full marks to the BBC for sticking with it, long may it continue!

Yeh right, didn't I see you in the BB thread.:pp

scrotnig

15-05-2004 23:36

Re: Eurovision Interactive

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Originally Posted by iadom

Yeh right, didn't I see you in the BB thread.:pp

I've been glued to the set!

My own forum had a thread *177* posts long about it, and the thread was only started at 8.20pm!!! :erm:

iadom

15-05-2004 23:41

Re: Eurovision Interactive

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Originally Posted by Mark B

I've been glued to the set!

My own forum had a thread *177* posts long about it, and the thread was only started at 8.20pm!!! :erm:

I think I may join Altis and get rid of my TV altogether.:( ;)

Nikko

15-05-2004 23:54

Re: Eurovision Interactive

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Originally Posted by dezzo

I'm glad I live in a langley non-ETV area for once.

Ah - the voice of reason. In actual fact interactive (or not) is pretty irrelevant, as the on/off switch or channel change buttons (away from the miscreant broadcast in question) provide sufficient choice of avoidance from this "entertainment" thrust upon us anually.

I gave it 'nil point' and went to the pub, where they had it on the TV's but without the sound. This was quite good, as you could take the wee-wee from the various weird caricatures without having to hear anything.

Maggy

16-05-2004 00:01

Re: Eurovision Interactive

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Originally Posted by Nikko

Well I listened whileeveryone else watched and it was hysterically funny.

Nikko

16-05-2004 00:05

Re: Eurovision Interactive

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Originally Posted by Incognitas

Well I listened whileeveryone else watched and it was hysterically funny.

I am delighted we both enjoyed our Saturday night, then

andrew_wallasey

16-05-2004 09:23

Re: Eurovision Interactive

It's worth watching for the women.

poolking

16-05-2004 09:59

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So we managed to get some points this year?

dragon

16-05-2004 10:22

Re: Eurovision Interactive

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Originally Posted by Nikko

I gave it 'nil point' and went to the pub, where they had it on the TV's but without the sound. This was quite good, as you could take the wee-wee from the various weird caricatures without having to hear anything.

LOl we had it on here but i was on the net and listing to other music LOL

Halcyon

16-05-2004 10:41

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I watched it as it was just funny.
Loads of mistakes happened too.

nidave

16-05-2004 13:56

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Eurovision has become one of those TV events that just has to continue in the UK, its a lot of fun to watch (alough I missed it last night) and great to laugh at. Its not often Europe gets a chance to be silly on such a grand scale (that dosent involve conflict)

dilli-theclaw

16-05-2004 18:33

Re: Eurovision Interactive

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Originally Posted by andrew_wallasey

It's worth watching for the women.

Those that WERE you mean - I had SERIOUS doubts about the Bosnian entry.

asdf	17-05-2004 13:41

Re: Eurovision Interactive

Personally I watch it for Terry Wogan taking the pÃƒÆ’Ã†â€™Ãƒâ€*Ã¢â‚¬â„¢ÃƒÆ’Ã¢â‚¬Å¡Ãƒâ€šÃ‚Â*ss out of it. Brilliant.

nidave

19-05-2004 14:56

Re: Eurovision Interactive

you always used to be able to get the english words on subtitles.

I rememebr watching it on BBC 1 and ****ing myself about the german guy who fell in love with the operator on the phone.

was Years and years ago

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