[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Kids Cherie, up to midnight???
Really.

Does the watershed go out the window for Eurovision.
I don't know if any of my great nephews or nieces who are what would be termed kids.
Who watch Eurovision.

There was an act where the singer and others had NOTHING on.
There were things held up to cover up the bits that ought to be.

Is that though fine for kids.
There's was a Female singer who left little to the imagination as to her attire.

Are they okay though because they are mixed genders or all female genders.

It's just all male gender staging of a suggestive nature that's wrong and bad for kids.
On a programme going on well past the watershed.

I believe there's a junior Eurovision.
Kids can watch that.

Crikey BBC better not put any 18+ films on post 9 pm
If the watershed doesn't apply.

There was nothing wrong with the staging.
Only people having issues with the guys sexuality would see something to complain on.

As Kazanne stated.
Double standards to moan at his.
However not to the mixed or all female staging too of nudity or being let's say provocative.

Does it still start at 8pm? I remember as kids it was one of the nights we could stay up late.... just watched Ollys performance now on Youtube, I think the public got it right, his voice was weak and the performance was ...er.... not to my taste at any rate

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Does it still start at 8pm? I remember as kids it was one of the nights we could stay up late.... just watched Ollys performance now on Youtube, I think the public got it right, his voice was weak and the performance was ...er.... not to my taste at any rate

I was allowed to stay up late to watch it as a kid

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Does it still start at 8pm? I remember as kids it was one of the nights we could stay up late.... just watched Ollys performance now on Youtube, I think the public got it right, his voice was weak and the performance was ...er.... not to my taste at any rate

Yes it starts at 8 pm.
The routine had already been seen on the semi final shows.

However what's the point of having kids, watching a programme that takes best half an hour to get through the format.
Then going on to midnight so those kids shouldn't be watching anyway post 9pm
If they ARE that's not the shoes fault, it's the parents

It's fine if people didn't like the staging or the song or even don't like Olly Alexander.
However to go on about that staging which he didn't devise.
While overlooking the all female and mixed gender suggestive stagings.
Is blatant double standards.

It's really though his sexuality that's being got at IN MY VIEW.
Which is fine if people have an issue with that and against it.

Otherwise the Contest had more than Olly Alexander on it and other provocative suggestive routines too.

I just don't get it.
All the acts were seen on the Tuesday and Thursday before the final on Saturday.
Including the 5 main Countries automatically through.

If there was anything anyone thought Kids shouldn't see, they were there then.
So no need to have kids watching.

I don't get it the constant moaning, only at his routine.
One could be forgiven for thinking homophobia actually is still very much alive in the UK.
That's more worrying than a staging of a routine for Eurovision.
To me it is anyhow.