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Retrica Song Contest 3

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The **Retrica Song Contest 3** was the second edition of the Retrica Song Contest. The contest was originally scheduled to take place August 2017, however it suffered over a year's worth of delays due to various undisclosed issues.

## Format

Due to prior commitments, Ireland's highest placing Country Model Contest competitor Georgia Salpa was unable to host the event. Instead, actress-model Sarah Bolger who achieved 5th place presented the contest.

## Location

RTÉ confirmed that the contest would be held at the Olympia Theatre in Dublin, Ireland. The venue can hold up to 1,600 people. The CCU announced in a joint statement with RTÉ that "having a larger venue was not justified, as such would not be until the contest has a wider amount of participants, and therefore, higher interest levels."

## Other countries

* Belgium: VRT announced their comeback stating that "they had more music to offer" and that "their medicore debut would not stop their participation in the long run."
* Finland: YLE announced that Finland would withdraw due to lack of interest.
* Malta: Two-time competitor PBS announced that Malta would withdraw to "free the timeslot for other one-off broadcasts." It was later revealed to give place for *The Great Maltese Show*, which became a hit for its slot.
* San Marino: SMRTV announced that San Marino would debut in the contest.
* Serbia: RTS confirmed its withdrawal, without giving any reason.
Country Contest 3

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All 26 countries voted. 1-13 was the left half of the scoreboard, while 14-26 was the right half.

After Italy has last won in Eurovision 1990, RAI is very satisfied with winning the contest and disses Switzerland. Shortly, SRF, Swiss broadcaster states RAI should lose their ability to host the contest due to it's unfair treatment to other contestants. RAI immediately stated it was just a joke. SRF does not forgive RAI and Italy. ECU responded saying "It was unfortunate to have a tie for the winner and runnerup. We hope it doesn't happen again, but Italy won as was higher in the scoreboard system. Two winners would not be a good idea and as a result we are sorry for Switzerland".
SRF has threatened to withdraw from the contest due to being "corrupt" and having "unsuitable" hosts for the show. RAI has responded and said it would be unfortunate to lose a great country. No one has said anything else afterwards.

### Withdrawals

* Armenia - Null protest.
* Czech Republic - Tie breaker + host protest. CT has encouraged other neighbors to not participate, but participate in the protest.
* Georgia - Null protest.
* Romania - Null protest.
* Macedonia - Despite getting in the left side of the scoreboard, Macedonian broadcaster has decided to participate in the protest.
* Montenegro - RTCG, who did not participate in the protest was against it, however another Montenegrin broadcaster joined it. The withdrawal reason was in fact not a protest. Montenegrin broadcaster was not sure if enough funds were allocated so delayed participation confirmation. By the time the broadcaster allocated enough, there was no more "room" to participate in the contest. RTCG will be returning in the 4th edition.

#### Swiss-Czech Protest Members

*For more information go to Czech Protest Contest.*
Originally just a group, "Czech Protest" has turned into a contest. The Czech broadcaster has encouraged all the countries for withdrawing, but Hungary has declined and leaking the information to the ECU. This has not stopped anyone from withdrawing. The CCU has not stated anything about the protest, except "Montenegro" should be treated fairly in the contest. CT says that the CCU "are afraid of the Czech Republic".

1. Albania
2. Armenia
3. Bosnia
4. Bulgaria
5. Croatia
6. Cyprus
7. Czech Republic (host)
8. Macedonia
9. Moldova
10. Romania
11. Georgia
12. Greece
13. Luxembourg
14. Lithuania
15. Montenegro (different broadcaster)
16. Serbia
17. Slovenia
18. Switzerland
Eurovision Song Contest 2017/Model

This page shows the results of the female **Eurovision Model Contest 2017**. Twenty-six countries participated in the competition, with Netherlands having three competitors as part of O'G3NE.

## Results

The judges were ultimately in charge of the number of countries that would progress from the semi-finals, however the EBU still limited the number to prevent bias and unfairness.

### Semi-final 1

Five countries progressed from the first semi-final, where a total of eleven countries took part in.

### Semi-final 2

Seven countries progressed from the first semi-final, where a total of twelve countries and fourteen artists took part in.

### Final

Fifteen countries participated in the final, with all twenty-six participating countries eligible to vote. France, Germany and the United Kingdom were auto-qualified to the final. Five countries progressed to the Super-Final.

## Super-final

Five countries participated in the final, with the 21 countries that failed to qualify eligible to vote. The winner was crowned in this round.
Doctor Who (season 7)

* Bradley James
* Vanessa Morgan

The **seventh season** of the Canadian sc-fi ***Doctor Who***, based on the Doctor Who 2005 reboot by Russell T Davies, premiered on January , 2024.

The season includes episodes in genres not limited to science fiction, drama, mystery, romance, black comedy, fantasy, historical among others.

## Overview

* Vanessa Morgan as Debbie Lawrence
* Tiffany Espensen as Emilia Welsh (1 episode)
* Phil Vischer as G4 (voice only)

## Production

### Reception

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Country Contest 10

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The **Country Contest 7** was the seventh edition of the contest. It featured the return of the semi-finals and revelation of split voting results. For the first time ever, the contest featured a total of 3 semi-finals and a final consisting of 28 countries.

To ensure the tenth anniversary contest would be the biggest and best contest yet, the CCU decided to decrease the participation fee for the event to allow more countries to participate. This is why BBC, one of CCU's biggest contributors, was chosen as the host broadcaster of the event. For the first time ever, the CCU issued mail to all of its members to participate this edition.

## Format

The CCU announced on 4 June 2017 that 58 countries would participate in the contest, with ten international countries debuting and eight countries returning; two which are international. Due to the large number of participating countries, it was decided that there would for the first time be three semi-finals with 18 countries each. Seven countries will qualify from each semi-final joining the Big Four in a record-breaking twenty-four country grand final.

## Semi-final 1

Morocco and South Africa also voted here. The top eight countries qualified to the Grand Final.

Following the semi-final, controversy arose as just one fourth of the international countries qualified, being only Argentina.

## Semi-final 2

Morocco and Czech Republic also voted here.

In this semi-final, three out of four international countries qualified, just leaving New Zealand out of the final.

## Semi-final 3

Morocco and Ireland also voted here.

Three out of six of the international countries qualified in this semi-final, leaving Indonesia, South Korea and Philippines out.

## Final

Qualifiers from the semi-finals, as well as the top 4 of previous edition took part. All 58 countries that competed this edition voted. International countries in the final included Australia, Brazil, Colombia, South Africa and Venezuela.
Lidd fir Lëtzebuerg 24

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**Lidd fir Lëtzebuerg 24** is the first edition of the Luxembourgian music competition which will select the Luxembourgian entry for the North Vision Song Contest 24. The show will take place in a to-be-announced venue in Luxembourg.

## Potential names

* Musekfestival *(Music festival)*
* Lidd fir Lëtzebuerg *(Song for Luxembourg)*
* Däi Choix *(Your choice)*
* Onse Choix *(Our choice)*
* Choix *(Choice)*
* Lidd fir Éisträich *(Song for Austria)*
* Du Wählten *(You chose)*
* Den Nächste Stär *(The next star)*
* Nächste Stär *(Next star)*
* Lëtzefestival
* ~~Lëtzevision Song Contest~~
* ~~Road to Austria~~
* ~~Luxembourg's Got Talent~~
* ~~Lëtzebuerg's Got Talent~~

## Artist announcements

In the lead up to the show, RTL Télé Lëtzebuerg announced the competing acts of the competition.

## Results

The competition will consist of a final with 10 acts competing to represent Luxembourg. In the case of a marginal victory, a super-final with the top 2-3 acts will determine the winner.

## See also

* North Vision Song Contest 24
* Luxembourg
Doctor Who (season 6)

* Ian Harding
* Vanessa Morgan
* Chris Rankin
* Robert Buckley
* Dean Norris

The **sixth season** of the Canadian sc-fi ***Doctor Who***, based on the Doctor Who 2005 reboot by Russell T Davies, premiered on January , 2023.

The season includes episodes in genres not limited to science fiction, drama, mystery, romance, black comedy, fantasy, historical among others.

## Overview

* Vanessa Morgan as Debbie Lawrence
* Chris Rankin as The Master
* Robert Buckley as Jordan Sprague
* Dean Norris as Skull / Skull Emperor / various
* Odeya Rush as Ramona Bowser (1 main; 1 guest)
* David Anders as The Doctor (1 episode)
* Rachel Bilson as Sandra Jensen

### Guest cast

* Calum Worthy as Wyatt Milton
* Lucas Till as Craig Hornsby
* Scott Wolf as Nathan Thorpe
* Dakota Fanning as Ruby Thorpe
* Bradley James as The Doctor

## Production

### Reception

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Retrica Song Contest 2

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The **Retrica Song Contest 2** was the second edition of the Retrica Song Contest.

## Format

Following the results of the first contest, Netherlands withdrew due to its draw issue leading to Belgium withdrawing as well. However, five new countries decided to debut making the contest have a total of 14 participants. The new slogan was revealed as "#Återgång" (Throwback) meaning that the slogan will always be it in a national language.

## Location

The contest took place in Sweden following its victory in the previous edition. SVT later announced that after several options were explored, that the contest would be held in the Scandinavium arena, located in Gothenburg.

## Other countries

* Belgium: The nation, as a neighbor of Netherlands, decided to join its protest of the random draw, and also the low position of the country last edition; withdrawing.
* Netherlands: AVROTROS withdrew from the contest following the controversy of being drawn before a song of the same title.
Country Contest 5

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The **Country Contest 5** was the fifth edition of the contest. It was delayed by over a year, due to the protest from all countries. As a result, the CCU decided to make the contest split 50/50 jury and televote. This caused many new countries to join, thus, semi-finals will take place for the first time. Russia held the contest due to San Marino and Italy refusing for financial issues.

## Participating countries

31 countries will participate in the contest, being a record. Twenty-eight countries will be split into two semifinals in order to qualify for the grand final.

1. Italy
2. San Marino
3. Russia
4. Israel
5. France
6. Iceland
7. United Kingdom
8. Czech Republic
9. Switzerland
10. Morocco
11. Kazakhstan
12. Azerbaijan
13. Germany
14. Austria
15. Montenegro
16. Slovenia
17. Ukraine
18. Macedonia
19. Moldova
20. Romania
21. Lebanon
22. Spain
23. Belgium
24. Andorra
25. Latvia
26. Bosnia & Herzegovina
27. Netherlands
28. Slovakia
29. Sweden
30. Luxembourg
31. Serbia

## Semi-final 1

Russia and Italy also voted here. The top nine countries qualified to the Grand Final.

### Reactions

* Moldova: Following it's non-qualification, the broadcaster stated, "Juries or not, doesn't help. This place is not for us. We are permanently withdrawing. However, we're happy to get these 40 points."

## Final

Qualifiers from the semi-finals, as well as the top 3 of previous edition took part.
Degrassi: The Other Generation (season 5)

The **fifth season** of ***Degrassi: The Other Generation*** premiered on September 2020 and concluded on June 2021 on ETV. The series marks the longest wait for a new-season renewal, which is yet to be made by ETV; it was reported that *Doctor Degrassi* delayed a renewal.

## Characters

See also: List of Degrassi: The Other Generation characters

* Cathie Roberson
* Chris Stewart
* Tim Hughes
* Scott Hunter
* Mads Pearson
* Darin Jones
* April Wilson
* Greg Benson
* Sadie Brewer
* Bonnie Philips
* Pat Clark
* Nicki Henderson
* Ali Stauffer
* Dana Carlson
* Noul Houston
* **Leona Bates**

Adults and staff* Mr. Moreno (principal)

## Episodes

See also: List of Degrassi: The Other Generation episodes
**Plots:**

## Minis

This season of minis had only five episodes ordered, all used for one big final episode of *Doctor Degrassi*. ETV later stated that they were the deciding factor on cancelling the series, stating that "Degrassi should use all of its available episodes on Degrassi, nothing else." Despite this, ETV stated that they greenlit an American *Doctor Who* reboot following the success of the Degrassi miniseries.

See also: List of Degrassi: The Other Generation episodes#Degrassi Minis

## Development

On August 19, 2019, ETV confirmed that the older class would graduate in Season 5, a move which therefore meant they would leave the show at the end of the next season.  As a result, the Degrassi producers stated that the senior class would be the main focus of the season, with many less episodes on the juniors. By the end of the season, it was known that Sonja Hernandez and Leona Bates would not be graduating and thus remain in the cast next season. The producers then announced that from season 6 on, they would count one season as one semester due to the low episode count, a move which allowed Hernandez and Bates to stay until Season 7, making Hernandez have the highest episode count by a landslide, now only beatable by a junior. A last minute decision, ETV announced on October 5, 2017, that two more episodes would be ordered as well as two minis thanks to the success of the premiere episode.

## DVD release

* 660 minutes
* 1080p HD quality
* English subtitles
* Bloopers

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Country Contest 7

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The **Country Contest 7** was the seventh edition of the contest. It featured the return of the semi-finals and revelation of split voting results.

## Semi-final 1

Malta and Australia also voted here. The top nine countries qualified to the Grand Final.

## Final

Qualifiers from the semi-finals, as well as the top 4 of previous edition took part.

### Reactions

* CCU: The union stated after the results that since Australia did not make it to the Big Four, they would no longer be invited to compete. A new guest country will be introduced next edition to succeed Australia.
* Australia: SBS stated that they were pleased to be in the top ten but disappointed that it was the end of the journey. They also stated that they never understood why they never made the contest international.
* Israel: IBA stated that they were disappointing being placed third to last adding that it would be their last Country Contest. This is because IBPC is to replace IBA soon, however the contest is not in their plans for the broadcaster; as a result, Israel will withdraw.
HaKokhav HaBa III new

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**HaKokhav HaBa III** will be the Israeli national final that will select Israel's entry for Song Festival 32. It will be held in Tel Aviv for the second time, last being held in the city in the first edition.

After Israel achieved it's best position since the 25th edition in the previous edition, the broadcaster did not want to let down the nation with another elimination from the final. As such, they had submissions open for over a month, which was narrowed down to four songs.
Indonesia

**Indonesia** is an associate member in the North Vision Song Contest. TVRI had tried becoming a member for a couple of days before they were awarded their position. This was after they had mailed the North Broadcasting Union.

Despite announcing to the public that they would be additionally broadcasting the *pre-qualification round*, TVRI announced that there would not be a PQR for the 15th edition. This caused some controversy with Indonesian fans who were expecting to watch the first show soon.

With less then a month till the first semi-final kicks off, TVRI has started plans for the shows. The broadcaster has allocated a maximum time of four hours running time for both semi-finals, while six hours for the grand final. These times are subject to change depending on DR and TVRI's plans.

TVRI published a poll on their site asking if there should be an Indonesian party outside. The results of the poll are expected to be revealed by the end of this week. Auditions for commentators have started. Some fans have asked if they would be broadcasting the so-called "sneak peeks", TVRI replied stating this is not possible.

## North Vision Song Contest 15

### Sneak Peeks

It was revealed that TVRI would be participating in the recaps, with the head of delegation, jury and the Indonesian public voting by a poll in their NVSC site.
The juries for the sneak peeks are:

* *Anggun* - singer-songwriter
* *Rossa* - singer
* *Ahmad Dhani* - singer-songwriter
* *Rhoma Irama* - singer-songwriter

The full results of the juries will not be revealed till the last sneak peek has concluded.

#### Sneak Peek 1

1. Hungary
2. Netherlands
3. Armenia
4. Monaco
5. Slovakia
6. Liechtenstein
7. Latvia

### Shows

TVRI stated that the juries for the *sneak peeks* are not definitely for the show, however ever since the petition, which she signed, Anggun has been very interested in the show. The HoD announced that she will "of course", become a jury for the shows. Fans have asked if they would be part of the actual voting, however TVRI stated that this is not possible unless the HoD is able to replace a country's vote. However for the shows, TVRI will be having an unofficial Indonesian vote with juries, public and HoD voting. TVRI will be getting at maximum, 10 juries and have clearly stated that it will be a 50-50 gender split.
Juries:

* *Anggun* - singer-songwriter
OGAE Second Chance Contest 2017

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The **2014 OGAE Second Chance Contest** was the 28th OGAE Second Chance Contest, organised between members of the international Eurovision Song Contest fan club OGAE to select the best song not to make it to the Eurovision Song Contest through their national finals.

Albania and Belarus made their debut in 2014, while Denmark, France, Malta, Portugal, Romania, and Slovenia all returned. On the other hand participants from the 2013 contest Austria and Italy weren't able to take part this year because they had selected their Eurovision entries internally. Serbia were also absent from the contest due to their withdrawal from the Eurovision Song Contest 2014.

The contest was won by Helena Paparizou, who represented Template:Esccnty with the song "Survivor".

## Participating countries

A total of twenty participating nations competed in the annual OGAE Second Chance Contest.

### Returning artists

Helena Paparizou who won the Template:ESCYr Eurovision Song Contest and also competed in the OGAE Second Chance Contest of the same year for Template:Esccnty, returned to the OGAE Contest representing Template:Esccnty. Catarina Pereira will represent Template:Esccnty for the second time, the first being the OGAE Second Chance Contest 2010, where she placed third.

## Scoreboard

### 12 points

Below is a summary of the maximum 12 points each country awarded to another:

 Israel | Croatia

## See also

* OGAE
* Eurovision Song Contest 2014

## References

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2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 "The results of the OGAE Second Chance Contest 2014!". Sechuk.com. 19 October 2014. http://www.sechuk.com/Sech14-Results-Day1.htm. Retrieved 19 October 2014.

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Retrica Song Contest 2/Archive

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The **Retrica Song Contest 2** was the second edition of the Retrica Song Contest.

## Format

The CCU announced after the first Retrica Song Contest that the contest would permanently allow associate members of the CCU to join due to the lack of interest in the contest. Despite allowing associates, only eight of these countries joined this edition compared to one in the CCU. Should the CCU have not done this rule, only ten countries would have been participating meaning that the contest would have been cancelled should the rule have not been introduced.

## Other countries

* Antigua–Barbuda: ABS TV confirmed participation which was 100% funded by sponsors, a decision which surprised many people being the only small country to debut.
* Belgium: The nation, as a neighbor of Netherlands, decided to join its protest of the random draw, and also the low position of the country last edition; withdrawing.
* Finland: The nation were meant to debut in the contest, but pulled out last minute due to scheduling issues. The broadcaster then stated that they would likely debut next edition.
* Netherlands: AVROTROS withdrew from the contest following the controversy of being drawn before a song of the same title.
Country Model Contest 7

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The **Country Model Contest 7** was the seventh edition of the Country Model Contest. The contest marked a milestone as 26 countries participated, with the return of France and debut of big countries like Australia, Italy and Spain.
CCU presidential election, 2031

A record-breaking 74 seats were awarded to Freedom Party, though keeping the Party 2% away from the 66% threshold necessary for significant changes. With only Independents - usually one, willing to vote for such changes, the Freedom Party was blocked from making significant changes, typically having 74-75-76 votes for.

Gould later confirmed that Kohler would run for President in 2035, continuing her "excellent policies". In an effort to keep Freedom Party from being continued to win, the FPPC (For the People Party Committee) and UAPC (Union Alliance Party Committee) announced that they would join forces in 2035, in a centre left-right bid, which would be away from the right and left, and to the centre. They stated that "after 8 years, it was time to bring the greatness back to the [Union]." It was soon confirmed that the party would be known *For the Union* (4EA27D), stating that 'the greatness of the [Union] was the number one top priority.' Had this happened in 2031, the two parties combined would've had 39.8% of the total vote, however it was noted that 6.7% that went to Independents would likely go to them, totaling them at 46.5%. However, it was additionally noted that, with Gould finally out as the Nominee, a number of nations would lean towards For the Union. The electoral vote threshold would also be at 103, with 44/116 seats (38%). The Party was soon considered the 'centrist candidate party in CCU history, which could bring many votes from both sides."'
List of Azemar Revisited characters

Sam Azemar
 Blake Sánchez
 Larry Johnson
 Bella Sanicola
 Riham Azemar

Several characters from the original Azemar series returned, ten years after the final season of the series. Previous lead character Riham Azemar returned for a guest role, based on hallucinations of characters, due to his death in the final season of Azemar.
Jessica DiLaurentis

**Jessica DiLaurentis** (born 18 December 1965; nee Day), also known as **Jess**, is an American real estate agent. She is also the mother of Alison DiLaurentis, who disappeared in June 2010.

## Personal life

She was born on 18 December 1965 in Rosewood, Pennsylvania. She also married Kenneth DiLaurentis, but the couple later divorced. She decided to keep DiLaurentis as her surname to avoid unnecessary complications and to have the same surname as her children.

## See also

* Kenneth DiLaurentis (former spouse)
* Alison DiLaurentis (daughter)
* Jason DiLaurentis (son)
Retrica Song Contest 5

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The **Retrica Song Contest 5** will be the fifth edition of the Retrica Song Contest.

## Format

See also: Retrica Song Contest NFs
On 12 December 2018, the CCU announced that the United States would debut in the fifth edition, as the associate country of the edition. The CCU also stated that should the US achieve a top three placement, they would have a chance to defend their entry, otherwise a new country would be chosen.

However, the CCU later stated that due to broadcaster disengagements, that the United States could be replaced by interested broadcaster SBS from Australia, as reported. The CCU later stated that such were only rumors and that United States would remain the foreign participating country of the edition.

## Other countries

Eligibility for potential participation in the Retrica Song Contest requires a national broadcaster with active CCU membership, or a special invitation from the CCU as was the case with Australia, South Africa and South Korea in Country Contest in the past. It is currently unknown whether the CCU issue invitations of participation to all 56 active members like they do for the Country Contest.

### **Active CCU members**

* Kosovo – On 20 December 2018, RTK stated that they were not interested in debuting in the current edition, but would pursue future editions.
* Liechtenstein – On 17 December 2018, 1FLTV expressed interest in participating, but later ruled it out due to participation fees.
Katy B

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* songwriter
* Bass guitar
* vocals
* Rinse
* Columbia
* Virgin EMI

**Kathleen Anne Brien** (born 8 May 1989), better known as **Katy B**, is a British singer-songwriter, musician and actress. She is an electronica, house, dubstep, R&B, dance and UK garage artist. She released her debut album, *On a Mission*, in 2011, which spawned two top five hits, "Katy on a Mission" and "Lights On". In 2014 she released her second album, *Little Red*, which produced her third top five hit, "Crying for No Reason". She was nominated for the 2011 Mercury Prize.
Degrassi characters

### Main

#### Students

* Jimmy Brooks
* Terri MacGregor
* Ashley Kerwin
* Spinner Mason
* Paige Michalchuk
* Sean Cameron
* Toby Isaacs
* Emma Nelson
* Manny Santos
* J.T. Yorke
* Liberty Van Zandt

#### Adults

* Archie Simpson
* Daniel Raditch

### Recurring

* Hazel Aden
* Heather Sinclair
* Scott Cameron
* Jeff Isaacs
* Darryl Armstrong

**^1** Although she is often mentioned, she is never seen.
Degrassi (season 1)/draft2

The **first season** of ***Degrassi*** premiered on January 1, 2017 and concluded on February 1, 2017 on Wikia. It takes place in a parallel universe, after the current events of School's Out, meaning none of events of The Next Generation took place, though they are still featured.

## Returning characters

See also: List of Degrassi characters

* Christine Nelson-Simpson
* Daniel Raditch
* Joey Jeremiah
* Caitlin Ryan

## New characters

* Suzzane "Suzy" Dexter
* Adam Brodie
* Veronica Bridges

* Gina Stewart
* Sonja Austin
* Greg Ferguson

* Tasha Raditch

## Episodes

See also: List of Degrassi episodes

 **Recurring characters:** Several

## Notes

**1.** Original name for EP 1 & 2: Meet Ms. Kay

## ZIP release

* 400+ minutes
* 1080p HD quality
* English subtitles (SRT)
* Bloopers
Retrica Song Contest NFs

This page includes national selections used for Retrica Song Contest.

## Sweden

With Sweden's third place last edition increasing public interest, and SVT's "dream" of becoming the first two-time winner, they started the first selection. As in the contest, the selecion will consist 50% of televoting (336p) and 50% of juries (336p). Two countries from each region in Europe served as juries, for a total of 8. However, SVT later announced that 4 juries would be used instead, still as 50%. The top two songs advanced into the second round, following the same system. Controversially, Eagle-Eye Cherry lost by 2% in the super-final, due to the juries stronger support of Wahlgren compared to public's support of Cherry (70% vs 67%). The results of the first round remained undisclosed until the day after the live show, 24 January 2019. Media reported that had the results been revealed then and there, the audience would have "reacted in unspeakable, crazy ways." Nevertheless, SVT stated that the audience's pick, Eagle-Eye Cherry, would "have a chance to participate somewhere down the road."

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## Germany

With Germany having won the Retrica Song Contest 4 by a 2-point margin, interest for the contest heavily increased. As a result for this renewed interest, NDR announced that they would host a national selection to determine the host country's entry for the Retrica Song Contest 5. To show off the country's language in its soil, only songs in German were allowed to enter. NDR confirmed that two shows would be used to determine the entry. The semi-final featured four duels, with two songs in each and one progressing to the final. In the final, two duels took place with one from each qualifying for the superfinal. In the superfinal, the televote will decide 50%, with the other 50% decided by international juries.

### **Final**

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Degrassi: The Other Generation (season 4)

The **fourth season** of ***Degrassi: The Other Generation*** premiered on October 2018 and concluded on June 2020 on ETV. On 31 December 2018, ETV announced that the series was renewed for a fourth and fifth season following the producers stating that a surprise was on its way earlier in the week.

## Characters

Mike Henderson, who had a recurring role in the first two seasons, rejoined this season along with Zach Adario in a recurring role. Catherine Missal also portrayed Paula Diaz in a recurring role; the first freshman since Season 1. Kelley Missal joined the cast as grade 10 student Leona Bates.

See also: List of Degrassi: The Other Generation characters

* Cathie Roberson
* Chris Stewart
* Tim Hughes
* Scott Hunter
* Mads Pearson
* Darin Jones
* April Wilson
* Greg Benson
* Sadie Brewer
* Bonnie Philips
* Pat Clark
* Nicki Henderson
* Ali Stauffer
* Dana Carlson
* Noul Houston
* **Leona Bates**

Adults and staff* Mr. Moreno (principal)

## Episodes

See also: List of Degrassi: The Other Generation episodes
**Plots:**

* Dana Carlson (1 plot)
* Mr. Fitzgerald (1 plot)

## Minis

The second season had double the episodes ordered for the show, with an average of 2.22 million viewers streaming. ETV then renewed the show for a third season, and stated that thanks to the continued success of the show that some members of the graduating cast of Degrassi would join the new television-made *Doctor Degrassi* spin-off. This decision also led to the lowering of Degrassi episodes from 28 to 20, and the removal of Degrassi Minis.

See also: List of Degrassi: The Other Generation episodes#Degrassi Minis

## Development

On August 19, 2019, ETV confirmed that the older class would graduate in Season 5, a move which therefore meant they would leave the show at the end of the next season. However, despite the announcement of graduating, it is not expected that all cast members would leave the show as some characters may be held back. After the conclusion of the *Doctor Degrassi* mini-series, ETV ordered a made-for-television series of 13 episodes set to air in 2021. This unexpected move was a game changer meaning that the majority of graduating cast members would reprise their role in the sci-fi spin-off, but would ultimately ruin any chances of college episodes.

## DVD release

* 660 minutes
* 1080p HD quality
* English subtitles
* Bloopers

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Degrassi Reunited (season 2)

The **second season** of ***Degrassi: Life After College*** commenced airing in Canada on 2025 and concluded on 2025, and contains 13 episodes. It focuses on the life of the classical characters of Degrassi: The Other Generation after graduating from college.

The show managed to receive an average of 1.762 viewers during its three and a half months run, an increase of 90% from the previous season. Despite this, ETV stayed silent about any renewal for months until the network announced a week after the finale that owing to the major increase in ratings the show would be renewed for a longer 16-episode season.

## Main characters

See also: List of Degrassi: The Other Generation characters
*The following 2 characters received star billing*:

* Sasha Pieterse as Sonja Hernandez-Wilson
* Zara Larsson as April Hernandez-Wilson
* Nicki Henderson
Cathie Roberson
Anne Lewis

## Recurring characters

Many characters from the classical Degrassi: The Other Generation reprises their roles as recurring characters.

* as Javier Bell

## Episodes

See also: List of Degrassi: The Other Generation episodes
**Lead plots:**

## Critical reception

### ETV response to Sonja-April backlash

On January 10, 2026, ETV finally released a promo trailer on the second season of Degrassi Reunited, stating that, "Due to the negativity regarding the "Aprila" relationship in the First Season, we decided that it would be best that the two would be Special Guest Stars in the upcoming season. It is obvious that Degrassi has had many characters throughout its course, and as a result it would not be fair if we only focused on them so this decision shall bring back much more characters than last season. Of course, they will return to the main cast if there were to be a third season, but for now, we shall see." Only one episode focused on the two characters as a main plot, divorcing the two due to not "feeling it" as a result of their marriage; Sonja went on to appear in the finale.

## DVD release

* 260 minutes
* 1080p HD quality
* English subtitles
* Bloopers
* **The Return of Ms. Pearson**

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Luxembourg in the North Vision Song Contest 23

**Luxembourg** will participate in the **North Vision Song Contest 23** with a to-be-determined song written by to-be-determined songwriters. The song will be performed by a to-be-determined artist. The Luxembourgian broadcaster RTL Télé Lëtzebuerg (RTL) organised the national final *TBA* in order to select the Luxembourgian entry for the twenty-third edition in a to-be-determined city. Ten entries competed in a show that took place on TBA 2017 and the winner was determined over two rounds of public televoting. The top four entries in the first round of voting advanced to the competition's second round—the Gold Final. In the second round of public televoting, "TBA" performed by TBA was selected as the winner with votes.

## Background

Main article: Luxembourg in the North Vision Song Contest

## At Eurovision

### Voting

#### Points awarded to Luxembourg

 12 points
 12 points

 12 points
 12 points

## External links

* Official RTL Northvision board

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Cathie-Sonja Conflict

**Conflict Status** | FrenemiesBest Friends (formerly)

The conflict between Cathie Roberson and Sonja Hernandez began in Season 1 of *Degrassi: The Other Generation*. However, the two were best friends from years before the start of the first season, but "broke up" due to Cathie betraying Sonja after her arrest.

## Friendship history

The friendship between Cathie Roberson and Sonja Hernandez was shown in four episodes, before Cathie started the conflict by avoiding Hernandez following her arrest.

## Conflict history

The conflict between Cathie Roberson and Sonja Hernandez started after Cathie Roberson avoided Sonja Hernandez after her arrest.

### Season 1

#### School for Scandal

Cathie apologized to Sonja in this episode, saying she didn't know it wasn't true. Sonja then told her "What you just said.. is why we are never going to be friends," before walking away.
Australia in the Country Games

**Australia** has participated in the **Country Games** once as a contestant and judge since making its debut in the first edition. The country hosted the second edition following its win in the first edition.

## Judgings

 Live show 1

## See also

* Australia in the Music Games
* Australia in the Model Games
* Australia in the Entertainment Games (not participating)
Luxembourg

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**Luxembourg** debuted in the first edition of North Vision Song Contest.

On 18th August 2013, the Luxembourgish participation in the North Vision Song Contest 5 in Aarhus, Denmark, was confirmed. Luxembourg selected the entry via a National Selection, called "A Star For Luxembourg". The winning song was "Sinéad" by Within Temptation. The song received mixed feedbacks by the Luxembourgish Northfans.

## Contestants & Results

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not compete or was relegated*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*

### Draw through the editions

Table key
     *First half*
     *Second half*

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Six chair challenge

Key:

     – Contestant was immediately eliminated after performance without swap
     – Contestant was swapped out later in the competition and eventually eliminated
     – Contestant was not swapped out and made the final six of their own category
     – Contestant withdrew after making final six of their own category
     – Contestant took place in the final six of their own category after being eliminated before
     – Contestant was not shown in the ITV broadcast, however did not get a seat and was eliminated
Country Model Contest 5

Final date
 Venue
 Presenter(s)
 Host broadcaster
 Number of entries
 Debuting countries
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The **Country Model Contest 5** was the fifth edition of the Country Model Contest.

## Other countries

### **Active CCU members**

* United Kingdom – Due to pressure, ITV announced that if the contest would "buzz" in the UK, they would "consider" debuting. The BBC declined to comment on the matter.

### **Associate members**

* Israel – IPBC stated that participating in the three editions was a great honor, always ending in the top ten and placing third once. However, the broadcaster stated that they would move forward with their plans to return to the original contest and become an official CCU member.
Leaping Shadows (season 1)

The **first season** of ***Leaping Shadows*** premiered on February 4, 2016 and concluded on June 2016 on TRF One. The show went on to become the most watched drama on TRF. Compared to as many episodes written for The Katy Show, less were written in order for her to solely focus on her role.

## Summary

Continuing from the events on "Game Over" from season 2 of The Katy Show, a mysterious event leads the gang to think "it's happening again".

## Cast

* Hector Flowers as Paula Gardner
* Domingo Curtis as Austin Suggs
* Rene Sullivan as Jessie Price
* Simon Hayes as Jeff Fuller
* Caitlin Lee as Linda Woods

* Cierra Holloway as Jenkins
* Brittany Hall as Mrs. "Violet" Suggs
* Joy Alexander as Owen Gardner
* Jake Pena as Mr. Briggs
* Sylvia King as Manager Kerry Ford

* Zachary Cain as Dr. Cleo Petreson
* Kellie Moody as Alison "Ali" Harmon
* Cory Taylor as Bruce Moore
* Lorene Howell as Mona Schwartz
* Molly Brien as Sheila Aguilar
* Jeremiah Duncan as Johanna Nunez
ESCIsrael/cc

Semi-final 1 date
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 Venue
 Number of entries
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The **Country Contest 5** was the fifth edition of the contest. It was delayed by over a year, due to the protest from all countries. As a result, the CCU decided to make the contest split 50/50 jury and televote. This caused many new countries to join, thus, semi-finals will take place for the first time. Russia held the contest due to San Marino and Italy refusing for financial issues.

## Participating countries

31 countries will participate in the contest, being a record. Twenty-eight countries will be split into two semifinals in order to qualify for the grand final.

1. Italy
2. San Marino
3. Russia
4. Israel
5. France
6. Iceland
7. United Kingdom
8. Czech Republic
9. Switzerland
10. Morocco
11. Kazakhstan
12. Azerbaijan
13. Germany
14. Austria
15. Montenegro
16. Slovenia
17. Ukraine
18. Macedonia
19. Moldova
20. Romania
21. Lebanon
22. Spain
23. Belgium
24. Andorra
25. Latvia
26. Bosnia & Herzegovina
27. Netherlands
28. Slovakia
29. Sweden
30. Luxembourg
31. Serbia

## Semi-final 1

Russia and Italy also voted here. The top nine countries qualified to the Grand Final.

### Reactions

* Moldova: Following it's non-qualification, the broadcaster stated, "Juries or not, doesn't help. This place is not for us. We are permanently withdrawing. However, we're happy to get these 40 points."

## Final

Qualifiers from the semi-finals, as well as the top 3 of previous edition took part.
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***The X Factor*** is an Israeli television music competition to find new singing talent across the globe. The first series began airing on 1 January 2017 and finished months later. TBA presented the series of the main show and TBA presented spin-off show *The Xtra Factor*.

## Judges, presenters and other personnel

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## Confirmed participants

Each country submitted an artist whom would represent the country in qualification rounds prior to the live shows. Once they were to qualify into the live shows, a new song and act would be submitted every week. The final, however, will not allow the country to submit a new act as the best performance of each country will be used, with the artist singing multiple songs.

## Finalists

Key:

  †  – Winner
  ‡  – Runner-up
  §  – Third place

## Live shows

Each week, four countries will be randomly selected and thereafter in charge of choosing whom will go four of the bottom three. Musical guests could include new songs by competitors.

### Results summary

Colour key

      – | Contestant received the most public votes

### Week 1 (1/2 January)

* Theme: Introduce Yourself
* Group performance: "Love Song to the Earth"
* Musical guests: Lady Gaga ("Dancin' In Circles") and Clean Bandit ("Disconnect")

Judges' vote to eliminate
* Russia: Ukraine – no reason
* Serbia: Norway – no reason
* United Kingdom: Norway – no reason
* Sweden: Norway – no reason

#### Week 10: Final (1/2 March)

1 March
* Themes: No theme
* Musical guests: Honey G ("The Honey G Show"); Matt Terry ("When Christmas Comes Around"); and Louis Tomlinson ("Just Hold On")

Norway received the fewest public votes and was automatically eliminated.

2 March
* Themes: New song; song of the series
* Events: Recap of final two countries' entries
* Musical guests: Honey G ("The Honey G Show"); Matt Terry ("When Christmas Comes Around"); and Louis Tomlinson ("Just Hold On")

Contestants' performances on the final live show
 Sweden | 2

The vote of the 2 March finale counted as fifty percent of the votes, while the other fifty came from the past nine weeks.

Full results of the final live show
 Germany | 39.6%
 Sweden | 60.4%
Doctor Who/Draft

## Cast and characters

### Second Doctor

The showrunner stated that the First Doctor would regenerate into the second while still being liked, to ensure for a great ending point. It was recently revealed that the Second Doctor would be "much younger" than the First and that the Second made a cameo appearance in one episode of the past seasons.

## Notes

**^1** The tenth anniversary special included all Doctors at the time, including the First, Second, Third and Fourth Doctors.
**^2** The tenth anniversary special included all Companians at the time, including Ruby Thorpe, Glenn Caldwell, Debbie Lawrence and Alicia Wilkinson; though deceased characters were given a brief role.
## Doctor and companion castings

Since the first season, the series has two lead roles being The Doctor and Companion, which go through several rounds of castings. Below is a list of actors who portrayed the Doctor and Companion.

### Longest running

#### Doctors

1. Ben Stiller, 48 episodes
2. Ian Harding, 44 episodes

#### Companions

1. Dakota Fanning, 77 episodes
2. Vanessa Marano, 65 episodes

## Cast and characters

**^1** Worthy is credited as a series regular in one episode in Seasons 1 and 2.
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