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I need more crazy ideas for this.
OK so IF it can't happen as planned, and if a delay is too much of a faff and the satellite option is TOO UNFAIR, then I guess the only thing they can do is call it off and postpone to next year, BUT:
Keep it in Rotterdam
Recommend that countries give their current artists first refusal on whether to participate, including the option of keeping their current song
It means none of this year's crop necessarily have to lose out, but can go with a more up to date song if they so desire.
Equally means the major national finals aren't thrown off next year as they can take place, but it's up to each country to decide what to do. Maybe if Sweden really wanted to send The Mamas for example, they could still hold Melfest but on the understanding from the get-go that it's separate from Eurovision?
Nice idea. The only issue I have is that Rotterdam and the Dutch broadcaster have probably already spent so much money they will probably lose a fair whack on and they may not be willing to host again when it's not even certain 2021 is going to be safe to have either.
OK so IF it can't happen as planned, and if a delay is too much of a faff and the satellite option is TOO UNFAIR, then I guess the only thing they can do is call it off and postpone to next year, BUT:
Keep it in Rotterdam
Recommend that countries give their current artists first refusal on whether to participate, including the option of keeping their current song
It means none of this year's crop necessarily have to lose out, but can go with a more up to date song if they so desire.
Equally means the major national finals aren't thrown off next year as they can take place, but it's up to each country to decide what to do. Maybe if Sweden really wanted to send The Mamas for example, they could still hold Melfest but on the understanding from the get-go that it's separate from Eurovision?
But doesn't that just mean anyone with a song that has had a shit reaction* will instantly just go for something else, thus giving lots of people a second chance?
(*- Bar the British, who just won't give a shit)
They can technically do that anyway up to a certain deadline, and even afterwards if they don't mind paying a fine.
It happens from time to time. Serhat going for the Disco version of I Didn't Know, Bulgaria entirely ignoring the results of their national final in 2013 because the artists didn't get the result they wanted etc.

But doesn't that just mean anyone with a song that has had a shit reaction* will instantly just go for something else, thus giving lots of people a second chance?
(*- Bar the British, who just won't give a shit)
We knew they couldn't wait until mid April. It's over, guys.
I don’t think anybody thought it was going ahead as planned for thanks for clarifying.





With 40 odd countries it's more complicated than Brexit.So they're unable to find a reasonable alternative.

We'll have Moopyvision.It's not a great year, but I still want to know how it would go down with this batch![]()
Exactly. I trust us more than THEM.We'll have Moopyvision.

And DUTCH!I'm really sorry for Kala after so much effort to learn the songs and choreographies![]()

Fucking cancel culture...It can't be that easy to move something like Eurovision from May to September. And it's not even guaranteed everything will be back to normal then. I think they'll cancel it.