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On this special episode of Douze Points, Steven is joined by his extended Bingewatch family, as Ian MacEwan and Hannah Fernando drop in to discuss all the highs and lows of Eurovision 2023's second semi-final.
It was an interesting night, as Australia compete for potentially the last time, Luke Evans performed some poetry (we think it was intentional), and we can all agree that Hannah Waddingham is our new national treasure.
What the evening lacked in competition favourites, it made up for in flair and enthusiasm, and boy is there a lot to cover! From Estonia to Edgar Allen Poe, and Austria (Steve's favourite) to a 'what the hell were they thinking' performance from... well, you'll have to listen and find out!
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