This week’s TV review
IT’S that time of year again, when Europe is ablaze with friendly competition, pitting their most camp performers against each other in a bid to secure the win for their country at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest.
TV
The Eurovision Song Contest 2012
Saturday 26th May, 8pm
BBC One
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IT’S that time of year again, when Europe is ablaze with friendly competition, pitting their most camp performers against each other in a bid to secure the win for their country at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest.
Graham Norton is at the helm in Azerbaijan and will be commentating again.
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Flying the flag for the UK, and opening the entire show, is smooth crooner, Englebert Humperdink, with hyperactive twins, Jedward, representing Ireland for a second time.
The ever-adorable, Ken Bruce, will be following along live on BBC Radio 2 but those watching on BBC One are able to sing along via the red button, which will show the lyrics in English and the performers’ original language.
Too much fun.
