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Topic History of: In an absolutely awful Eurovision field...
Max. showing the last 5 posts - (Last post first)
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Anthony |
tom wrote:
as legal representative for dick van dyke, i demand an apology
Sorry Tom, Dick, and indeed Harry, if he's involved. Dick, your execution of the Cockney accent was totally beyond reproach so don't sue me! 
I have to say that unlike virtually everyone else, I rather like this year's contest. Admittedly, a smash hit is most unlikely to emerge, but there is a nice eclectic mix of tuneful, if occasionally arcane ditties. |
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tom |
as legal representative for dick van dyke, i demand an apology |
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tom |
thinking about it, not that i doubt what you say, if you can't make money out of a tv show with an audience reputed to be over 100 million then you never will make money out of a tv show |
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JK2006 |
The "countries can't afford to stage it" argument is rubbish, Tom, put about by the meejah as it's a "good story" but totally false. When we won in 1997 and I saw the potential of staging it in 1998 which we did in Birmingham, I offered to buy the rights to put it on. The BBC said "no way"! It makes a fortune for both the broadcaster and the country staging it - tourism, hotels, restaurants... and you think tickets are free? No - it is a cash cow. |
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tom |
don't bother listening to the uk song, you probably heard it or something very like it 20 years ago,
the top songs ? are germany, azerbaijan, armenia, norway, denmark, croatia, sweden, greece, slovakia, belgium, turkey and israel, |
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