what!? Ok there were some exceptions, and apparently the worthy winner won.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sammeth.
It's just a huge coincidence that the baltic and ex-soviet states all gave eachother points is it...?
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what!? Ok there were some exceptions, and apparently the worthy winner won.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sammeth.
It's just a huge coincidence that the baltic and ex-soviet states all gave eachother points is it...?
Of course there were some countries who gave each other points, but it wasn't major major major. If it was political voting Russia or Ukraine would have won. Poland are about as liked as the UK, and they got a Big 3 from every single country. No Eurovision will be free from political voting which is why I said it had the LEAST political voting from any Eurovision event. Which is very true, I never said it was free from it - and it never will be. But compared to the Song Contest it was very relaxed. Also in the Green Room countries were exchanging flags, everyone was supporting each other. It was just a nicer feel to it all and a lot more fun.Quote:
Originally Posted by JackBuddy
I would have loved to have been there. Everyone in the green room was like a big happy family.
Aww, I missed it! :(
were there only 14 countries participating or was there more parts of it..
Only 14, but that's how I like my Eurovision.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlackSpoons
which explains why uk got points because of the higher chance :P
all in all it was a pretty good show :D
but graham forgot to speak french with the pts
He only had to say the big ones - it's a watered down version of the system used in Eurovision Song Contest - the spokespersons don't even say them!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Judge Judy