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**Indonesia** has participated in Spectre Song Contest a total of nine times. The country debuted in Edition 8, the song "Warpaint" by **NIKI** represented the country, which failed to qualify for the final and finished 29th in the semi-final. Indonesia then continued their non qualification streak for their next 5 participations in Editions 9, 11, 12, 14 and 16. Their first appearance in the final came in Edition 17 though, with the song "Lathi" by **Weird Genius & Sara Fajira**, which finished 22nd in the final. Following this, Indonesia has only qualified once more, in Edition 22 with the song "Markisa" by **Cinta Laura Kiehl**, which also placed 22nd in the final.
Canada

**Canada** has participated in Spectre Song Contest a total of nineteen times. They debuted in the second edition with "Casanova" performed by **Allie & VÉRITÉ**. The song failed to qualify, finishing 18th in the semi-final. Following this, they withdrew until Edition 4 when they returned with **Loud Luxury & Rando** with the song "Body", where the song finished 15th. Canada has competed in every edition since except for Editions 8 and 11. Canada has yet to reach the top 5 in the contest, with their best result coming in Edition 9, where they finished 6th with **Lights** and their song "New Fears".

## Contestants

**NOTES**:
1. Edition 9 had a prequalification round where the top 8 qualified, with the top 2 directly making the final
2. The full semifinal results for Edition 4 are not known
3. Canada qualified through the AQ saves in Edition 5
4. Canada was disqualified for not voting in Edition 7
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Open Season

***Open Season*** is a 2006 American computer-animated adventure comedy film, directed by Jill Culton and Roger Allers from a screenplay by Steve Bencich, Ron J. Friedman, and Nat Mauldin with a screen story by Culton and co-director Anthony Stacchi from an original story by Steve Moore and John B. Carls. The film stars the voices of Martin Lawrence, Ashton Kutcher, Gary Sinise, Debra Messing, Billy Connolly, Jon Favreau, Georgia Engel, Jane Krakowski, Gordon Tootoosis, and Patrick Warburton.

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Austria

**Austria** has participated in Spectre Song Contest twelve times, debuting in Edition 1. **Sara Koell and Sunrise16** represented them with the song "Imaginarium", which finished in 23rd place. Following this, Austria has qualified for the final 5 times since the introduction of the semi-finals, with their best result so far coming from Edition 18, where they sent **J-Mox, MELINA & Mahout** with the song "Hunter", which eventually finished in 12th place in the final.

## Contestants

**NOTES**:
1. Edition 9 had a pre-qualification round which saw 13 countries compete for 8 places in the semi-finals
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Crimea

**Crimea** participated in Spectre Song Contest a total of three times. Debuting in Edition 5 with the song "Polyusy" by **Riya**, which went on to be the eventual winner of the edition, with the following edition being hosted in Ukraine. Crimea withdrew until Edition 13, where they sent **Artsvik** and her song "Bang Bang" which failed to qualify, finishing Xth in the semi-final. They participated once again in the following Edition with **SuperSonya** and the song "Uhodi", which failed to qualify due to the Head of Delegation not voting on time.

## Contestants

**NOTES**:
1. Crimea was disqualified due to not voting.
France

**France** has competed in Spectre Song Contest twenty-one times, debuting in Edition 2. **Maitre GIMS** represented them with the song "Cameleon", failing to qualify and finishing last in the semi-final. Following this, France did not qualify until Edition 5, with the song "Mood" by **Eva**, which finished 22nd in the final. France has competed in every edition except for 1, 17 and 21, although they have only finished in the top 10 one time throughout the history of the contest, this was with the song "Desolee" by **SHANGUY** and finished 7th in the final. Their most recent participation was in the most recent edition of the contest (24) with the singer **Ronisia** and her song "Melodie (Tatami)", which came 24th in the final.

## Contestants

**NOTES**:
1. Although France placed only 15th in their semi final, they qualified through AQ save.
Algeria

**Algeria** has competed in Spectre one time. They debuted in Edition 10, which was held in Nicosia, Cyprus. Their debut entrant was French singer **Indila** and her song "S.O.S.". The song performed 18th in the semi-final, however it did not score enough points to qualify and was not saved by any of the automatic qualifiers that edition. Ultimately it was revealed that Algeria placed 17th in the Semi-Final with 62 points. Since then, Algeria has not returned to the contest.
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Faroe Islands

**Faroe Islands** has competed in Spectre ten times. Debuting in Edition 2 with singers **Zara Larsson & MNEK** and their song "Never Forget You", which failed to qualify and finishing in 12th in the semi-final. Faroe Islands then withdrew until Edition 10, which is the most recent participation to date, where they sent **Martin Jensen** and the song "Solo Dance", which successfully qualified for the final and finished in 8th place, Faroe Islands has not competed since then.

Following the release of the updated rules in Edition 19 which states all participating artists must have a connection to the country they represent, Faroe Islands withdrew and has yet to return with a local Faroese artist.

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Isle of Man

**Isle of Man** has participated in Spectre Song Contest fourteen times, debuting in Edition 1. **The 1975** represented them with their song "Tootimetootimetootime", the song finished 14th in the final. Following this, the country has only appeared in two more finals with Edition 5 being the next, although the song finished 2nd last in the final after being represented by **Calvin Harris & Ellie Goulding** with their song "I Need Your Love", Isle of Man then failed to qualify in their next 4 participations in Editions 6,7, 8 and 9. Their next participation saw their best result, coming in 4th place with **Adele** and her hit song "Set Fire To The Rain". After this, Isle of Man then failed to qualify on their next 7 participations, from Edition 12 until their last participation in Edition 18.

Following the release of the updated rules in Edition 19 which states all participating artists must have a connection to the country they represent, Isle of Man withdrew from the contest and have not returned since.
Gibraltar

**Gibraltar** has competed eight times, debuting in Edition 9 with the song "Flux" by Ellie Goulding, which came last in the final. Gibraltar then consistently competed until Edition 16, with their best result coming in Edition 12, with **Grace Carter** and her song "Heal Me", which finished in 13th place in the final. Their most recent participation saw **Riton x Oliver Helden & Vula** represent Gibraltar, which managed to qualify, although finished in 2nd last place in the final.

Following the release of the updated rules in Edition 19 which states all participating artists must have a connection to the country they represent, Gibraltar withdrew from the contest and have not returned since.
Albania

**Albania** has participated in Spectre a total of twenty times. Despite never winning the contest so far, Albania remains a consistently high scoring country, and is currently one of the top five Spectre countries with the most points. They have came in the top 3 three times (Edition 4 with **Lindita**, Edition 6 with **Sofia Reyes, Rita Ora & Anitta** and Edition 15 with **Dua Lipa**). Their first entry into the contest was **Dhurata Dora** with the song "Jake Jake", which came 22nd in Edition 2. They then withdrew for one edition, before returning in Edition 4 and sending **Lindita** with "Cold World", giving them their first top 3 placement. Their most recent entry to date was in Edition 24 with **Samanta & Pitt Leffer** and "Le Le", which came in 20th place.

Since debuting, Albania has failed to qualify seven times, and has appeared in the final thirteen times. The only editions Albania has not participated in is Edition 1, Edition 3. and most recently Edition 23. Overall, Albania has came in the top 10 a total of eight times.

## Contestants

**NOTES**:
1. Although Albania placed only 12th in their semi final, they qualified through AQ save.
Czechia

**Czechia**, formerly known as **Czech Republic**, has participated in Spectre Song Contest fifteen times, debuting in Edition 3, where they were represented by **Mikolas Josef** with the song “Me Gusta”, where the song qualified for the final and finished in 18th place. Czechia has qualified for the final 6 times since the introduction of the semi-finals, with their best result currently is in Edition 9, where they finished 9th in the final with **Lenny** and her song “Hell.o”. This is their only top 10 result to date. Czechia has also currently failed to qualify since Edition 13.

## Contestants

**NOTES**:
1. Edition 9 had a pre-qualification round which saw 13 countries compete for 8 places in the semi-finals
2. Although Czechia finished 14th in the Semi-Final, they qualified through the AQ saves
Cocos Islands

**Cocos Islands** have participated in Spectre twice. Debuting in the 11th edition with "Fight For Love" by **Courtney Act**, The song managed to qualify and finish 22nd in the semi-final. Cocos Islands then competed once again in Edition 18, where they sent "The Way That You Love Me" by **Vera Blue**. Unfortunately, the song did not qualify for the final.

Following the release of the updated rules in Edition 19 which states all participating artists must have a connection to the country they represent, Cocos Islands withdrew from the contest and have not returned since.

## Contestants

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American Samoa

**American Samoa** has participated in Spectre Song Contest a total of fifteen times. They debuted in the very first edition held in Ljubljana, Slovenia with "Stargazing" performed by **Kygo & Justin Jesso**. The song came 17th with 44 points. Following this, they withdrew until Edition 4 when they returned with **Taylor Swift** and "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together", The song finished 11th, and after this they regularly competed in the contest until Edition 18 (with the exception of Edition 9).

During this time, American Samoa won the contest once, in Edition 14 when they sent **Katy Perry** with "Unconditionally". After their win, they hosted Edition 15 in the capital of American Samoa, Pago Pago. As well as this, they also won their semi in Edition 16 where they sent **Evanescence** with "Bring Me To Life", and finished 5th in the grand final, which is currently their second best result.

Following the release of the updated rules in Edition 19 which states all participating artists must have a connection to the country they represent, American Samoa withdrew from the contest and have not returned since.

## Contestants

**NOTES**:
1. Despite placing 12th in the semi-final, American Samoa were saved by an automatic finalist
An Elegant, Exclusive Atmosphere

## *Episode Guide*

"**An Elegant, Exclusive Atmosphere**" is the upcoming first episode of the first season of ***Welcome to Chippendales***, and the first episode of the series overall. It is scheduled to premiere on November 22, 2022 on Hulu.

## Plot

**SPOILERS AHEAD**

TBA

## Cast

### Main Cast

* Kumail Nanjiani as Somen “Steve” Banerjee
* Murray Bartlett as Nick De Noia
* Annaleigh Ashford as Irene
* Juliette Lewis as Denise
* Dan Stevens as Paul Snider

## Gallery

See also: Category:Images from An Elegant, Exclusive Atmosphere
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Ethiopia

**Ethiopia** has competed in Spectre two times. Both participations they sent **The Weeknd**, with the first appearance being in Edition 6 with **Daft Punk** and the song "Starboy", although they failed to qualify and came 19th in the semi-final. The second appearance was in Edition 13 with the worldwide hit "Blinding Lights", which also failed to qualify for the final, finishing 28th in the semi-final. Ethiopia has yet to return to the contest since this participation.

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Georgia

**Georgia** has participated in Spectre Song Contest nine times, debuting in Edition 5. **Jgufi Miraji** represented the country with the song "Patara Qalo", which finished last in the final. Following this, Georgia did not have much success, with non qualifications in editions 9, 10, 13, 15 and 16, eventually, Georgia had its fortunes turn round when they won in Edition 17 with the song "Lyubov-Karusel" by **Yaseniya**, allowing them to host Edition 18 where they sent **Zarina Tilidze** and her song "Zagadala". Georgia's most recent participation comes in Edition 19, where they sent **Tamta** and her song "Hold On", which failed to qualify and finish 15th in the semi-final. Georgia has yet to return to the contest since this participation.
Bulgaria

**Bulgaria** has participated in Spectre twelve times, debuting in Edition 1. They debuted with **DARA** and her song "Rodena Takava", however the song came 22nd in the final. Following this, they participated in Edition 2 sending **Tita** with "Antilopa", which qualified and came 18th. After failing to qualify in Edition 3, Bulgaria withdrew from the contest until Edition 8. Of their twelve participations, they have failed to qualify four times and have appeared in eight finals. They were also saved in Edition 8 when they sent **Tita** and her song "Kasay".

So far, Bulgaria's only top 3 result was in Edition 12 when they sent **DARA** and "K'vo Ne Chu". The song came third with 180 points, losing to Greece and Romania. This is also their current best result. They also managed to come 2nd in Edition 21's Semi-Final with **Alma** and "Perfect", however the song ended up finishing 17th in the final. Bulgaria's only other top 10 appearance was in Edition 20 with **Mihaela Marinova** and "Tiempo", which placed 8th. Currently their worst result is in Edition 17 where they sent **Livin R, DARA & Noizy** with "BTW (Bye Bye) which came 26th in it's semi final.

## Contestants

**NOTES**:
1. Bulgaria qualified through the AQ save in Edition 8.
French Polynesia

**French Polynesia** has participated in Spectre Song Contest a total of two times. They debuted in Edition 10, where they sent **Khaled** with "C'est La Vie", the song failed to qualify and finished 11th in the semi-final. They then withdrew for until Edition 16 and sent **Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Daddy Yankee, David Guetta, Afro Bros & Natti Natasha** and their song "Instagram" which also failed to qualify for the final and finished 21st in the semi-final. French Polynesia has not returned to the contest since Edition 16, meaning that French Polynesia has still yet to qualify for the final in Spectre Song Contest.

Following the release of the updated rules in Edition 19 which states all participating artists must have a connection to the country they represent, they have yet to return with a singer that has connections to French Polynesia.

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The Bourne Supremacy

***The Bourne Supremacy*** is a 2004 action-thriller film featuring Robert Ludlum's Jason Bourne character. Although it takes the name of the second Bourne novel (1986), its plot is entirely different. The film was directed by Paul Greengrass from a screenplay by Tony Gilroy. It is the second installment in the *Jason Bourne* film series.

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Malta

**Malta** has participated in Spectre Song Contest six times, debuting in Edition 3. **Ira Losco** represented them with her song "Hey Now", failing to qualify and coming 20th in the semi final. Following this, Malta was absent until Edition 11 where they sent **Gaia Cauchi** with "Why Should I?". This gave them their first qualification and top 10 result, ending 9th in the final.

Malta has won the contest once, in Edition 22 where they sent **Aidan** with the song "Naħseb Fik". The song won with 229 points, which led to Edition 23 being held in Marsaxlokk. **Oxygyn** were chose to be the host entry with the song "Comatose", placing 3rd place and giving Malta their second consecutive top 3 result.

## Contestants

**NOTES**:
1. Although Malta placed only 14th in their semi final, they qualified through AQ save.
Greece

**Greece** has participated in Spectre Song Contest twenty times, debuting in Edition 1. **Tamta** represented them with her song "Unloved", which finished in 20th place. Greece has won the contest one time, in Edition 12, where they sent **Melina Makri** with the song "Thirio", which remains the country's only top 3 finish in the final, their other podium placements came in the semi-finals of Editions 3, 4 and 23, where they came 2nd in the semi-final of Edition 3 and 3rd in both Editions 4 and 23. Their most recent participation came in Edition 24, where they sent **Evangelia** with the song "Aphrodite" which failed to qualify and finished 12th in the semi-final.
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Dominican Republic

**Dominican** has participated in Spectre Song Contest a total of five times. Debuting in Edition 8, **Natti Natasha & Becky G** with "Sin Pijama" represented the country, where they qualified for the final and finished in 18th place (their best result to date). Dominican Republic didn't return until Edition 17, where they sent **Black Eyed Peas, OZUNA & J Rey Soul** and their song "Mammacita" which resulted in Dominican Republic failing to qualify for the first time, coming 29th in the semi-final. Their second appearance in the final was in the following edition, where they sent **Claydee & Jenn Morel** with the song "Licky", which placed 25th in the final, which is currently Dominican Republic's last qualification in the contest, as their participations in Editions 19 and 23 both failed to qualify for the final.
Belarus

**Belarus** has participated in Spectre Song Contest a total of nine times. They debuted in Edition 2. **IOWA** with "Marshrutka" represented the country, which failed to qualify, placing 16th in the semi-final, Belarus also competed the following edition with **NK** and the song "Peligroso", which also failed to qualify, finishing in 17th in the semi-final.

Belarus then withdrew until Edition 8, where they sent **Nebulae Come Sweet** with the song "Le N.", which also failed to qualify, however, Belarus' first qualification would come one edition later, sending **Sever 17** with the song "Skinuli", which placed 5th in the final. Belarus' best result was in Edition 20 when **Platon & Joolay** represented them with the song "Over", finishing in 4th place in the final.

## Contestants

**NOTES**:
1. Belarus qualified through the AQ saves in Edition 12.
Japan

**Japan** has participated in Spectre Song Contest fourteen times, debuting in Edition 1. **NCT 127** represented them with the song "Regular", although, the song finished in second last (25th) place. Following this, Japan has only appeared in the final two more times, with their only qualifications coming in Editions 4 and 24, in Edition 4 they sent **Nature** with the song "Some (You'll Be Mine)", which finished 16th place in the final. This would be Japan's best result until Edition 24, where **Rina Sawayama** represented the country and won the contest with her song "Holy (Til You Let Me Go)", which allowed Japan to host the next edition of the contest.
Argentina

**Argentina** has participated in Spectre Song Contest five times, debuting in Edition 10. **Alesso & Tini** represented them with their song "Sad Song", which failed to qualify, finishing 30th in the semi-final. Argentina returned to the contest in Edition 16, this time with **Ada Reina** representing them with her song "Chocolate y Miel", where they also failed to qualify, finishing 18th in the semi-final. Argentina would then withdraw once again until Edition 21, where they have competed in every edition since, although they once again withdrew in Edition 24.

Argentina achieved their first final in Edition 23 with the song "Chaeri" by **Magdalena Bay**, which finished in 2nd place, only behind the United States.
Kazakhstan

**Kazakhstan** has participated in Spectre Song Contest twelve times. Their debut was in Edition 2, where **KeshYou and Baller** represented the country with the song "Swala La La", which finished in 13th place in the final. Following this, Kazakhstan has qualified for the final 4 more times since their debut, with their best result so far coming from Edition 22 (their most recent participation), where they sent **Altynai Zholdybaeva** with the song "Syuda Idi", which placed 8th in the final, with this being their 2nd top 10 overall, after Edition 14.
Kenya

**Kenya** has participated in Spectre Song Contest only one time, with their only participation being in Edition 12. **Stella Mwangi** with her song "Ma Itu" represented the country, successfully qualifying to the final, finishing in 16th place. Despite this, Kenya has yet to return to the contest since this participation.
Iran

**Iran** has participated in Spectre Song Contest a total of three times. Debuting in Edition 4 with the song "Bad" by **Roya**, the song successfully qualified and finished in 7th place in the final. Iran then competed with **Azusena** and her song "In The Water", however they failed to qualify and remains their only non qualification to date. Iran then withdrew, returning in Edition 10 and sending **Skott** with the song "Mermaid", which placed 9th in the final. However, Iran has not returned to the contest since this participation.
Barbados

**Barbados** has participated in Spectre Song Contest one time. They debuted in Edition 8, where **Rihanna** with "Diamonds" represented the country. The song ultimately failed to qualify, where it finished in 19th in the semi-final. Barbados withdrew after this and has not returned since this participation.

Following the release of the updated rules in Edition 19 which states all participating artists must have a connection to the country they represent, Barbados withdrew from the contest and have not returned since.
Armenia

**Armenia** has participated in Spectre Song Contest twenty-two times, debuting in Edition 1. **Athena Manoukian** represented them with her song "XO", which finished in 2nd behind Bosnia and Herzegovina. Following this, Armenia started off with many successful results, with consistent top 10s for the first 8 editions. Armenia has only failed to qualify once and has participated in every edition except Edition 19. As well as this, Armenia are also currently ranked first in the all time results for Spectre.

Armenia has won the contest four times, the most of any country to participate in Spectre. In Edition 3 where they sent **Srbuk** with the song "Yete Karogh Es", which won with 227 points, their next win came in Edition 5 where they sent **Gaya Arzumanyan** with the song "Jengyal", which also won with 227 points. Armenia's third win was in Edition 7 when they once again sent **Srbuk**, but with the song "Half a Goddess", winning with 222 points. However, it would be another 14 editions before Armenia won for the fourth time, where they sent **Sofi Mkheyan** with the song "Aparan" which is Armenia's best scoring song to date with 278 points.

Armenia is currently tied with Slovenia as the country to host the most editions of Spectre, with both countries hosting four editions each.

## Contestants

**NOTES**:
1. Although Armenia placed only 13th in their semi final, they qualified through AQ save.
Angola

**Angola** has participated in Spectre once. Their participation was in Edition 8, where they sent "Você Partiu Meu Coração" by **Nego de Borel, Anitta & Wesley Safadão**. The song performed 9th in the semi, however it did not place in the top 10 and was not saved by any of the automatic qualifiers that edition. It was later revealed that Angola placed 29th in the semi, and following this they withdrew from the contest.
Azerbaijan

**Azerbaijan** has participated in Spectre eight times, debuting in Edition 5 sending **Nigar Jamal** with "Empathy For Khojaly: Broken Dreams". However, the song was not able to qualify and finished 29th in the Semi-Final with 16 points, second last in the semi. Their best result came from **Samra** in Edition 8 with "Pidjak" where they came second place, losing by one point to eventual winners Slovenia. This currently remains Azerbaijan's best result, and the only time they entered the top three in the contest (as well as the Semi-Finals that edition, where they finished third), Azerbaijan has not participated in the contest since Edition 17.

Out of Azerbaijan's eight participations, they've appeared in the final four times. Three of those times were with **Samra** (Edition 8, 14 & 17), while the other time was with **Arash & Helena** in Edition 16. During Edition 14, Azerbaijan would've failed to qualify however Crimea ended up disqualified due to not voting. Crimea was supposed to be one of the ten qualifiers, however due to them not voting Azerbaijan replaced them in the final. In Edition 17, Azerbaijan was chosen to be saved by one of the Automatic Qualifiers that edition.

## Contestants

**NOTES**:
1. Azerbaijan qualified due to a country who qualified being disqualified for not voting.
2. Azerbaijan qualified through the AQ saves in Edition 17.
The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas

***The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas*** (also known as ***The Flintstones 2*** or ***The Flintstones 2: Viva Rock Vegas*** in a working title) is a 2000 American romantic comedy film directed by Brian Levant, written by Jim Cash, Harry Elfont, Deborah Kaplan, and Jack Epps, Jr., and is the prequel to Levant's *The Flintstones*, based on the 1960–1966 animated television series of the same name. It is set before the events of both the series and the first film, showing how Fred and Barney meet Wilma and Betty. The title is a play on the Elvis Presley song, Viva Las Vegas, also used as the title of an MGM musical film.

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Piglet's Big Movie

***Piglet's Big Movie*** is a 2003 American animated musical comedy-drama film released by Walt Disney Pictures. The film features the characters from the *Winnie-the-Pooh* books written by A. A. Milne and E. H. Shepard and is the third theatrically released *Winnie the Pooh* feature.

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