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Country Cup 3

The third edition of the **Country Cup** will take place in July 2018. This edition was limited to 32 participants. It's taking place in Northern Ireland.

## Bidding

The CCU announced on 21 July 2018 that four countries went through with their bid to host the 3rd edition. Lebanon won the first two rounds, albeit with a 1-point margin, however was tied with Northern Ireland in the final round. As a result, 10 additional executives were brought in to vote, to decide the host country. Northern Ireland defeated Lebanon 6-4.

2018 CCU bidding (majority 12 votes)
 Northern Ireland | 7
 Poland | 4
 Italy | 3

## Participating countries

57 countries confirmed participation.
The following countries qualified to the competition:

* Morocco
* Egypt
* Ukraine
* Monaco
* Belarus
* Liechtenstein
* England
* Libya
* Tunisia
* Slovenia
* Denmark
* Bulgaria
* Finland
* Poland
* Estonia
* Albania
* Sweden
* Andorra
* Germany
* Algeria
* Latvia
* Netherlands
* Switzerland
* Slovakia
* Montenegro
* Cyprus
* Macedonia
* Georgia
* Russia
* San Marino

The following countries failed to qualify for the competition:

* Serbia
* Azerbaijan
* Greece
* Jordan
* Iceland
* Ireland
* Romania
* Scotland
* Belgium
* France
* Wales
* Hungary
* Italy
* Portugal
* Moldova
* Armenia
* Kazakhstan
* Croatia
* Malta
* Luxembourg
* Norway
* Spain
* Lebanon
* Austria
* Czech Republic **(#01 winners)**

### **Other countries**

* Bosnia–Herzegovina: No statement was made regarding a Bosnian participation.
* Vatican City: No statement was made regarding a Vatican participation.

## Format

The tournament will open with a group stage consisting of 8 groups of four countries, with the two winning countries progressing from each group to a knockout tournament starting with a round of 16 teams. As the hosts, Northern Ireland will be automatically qualified, alongside reigning champions Lithuania. This leaves 30 spots up for grabs.

The groups were allocated randomly. In case the top 6 rules for tiebreakers are still tied, a rematch is played, between the two teams in question. Unlike other group matches, this game would go to extra time and penalties, in order to determine the winner.

## Group A

* Northern Ireland became the first host country to qualify for the knockout stages.

## Knockout stage

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CCU presidential election, 2035

Following the election, it was certified that Freedom had 62 seats and For the Union had 54. However, allegations of "corruption and bias towards Freedom", led CCU the decision to call a runoff election for 6 seats, originally given to Freedom. Controversially, the For the Union Party managed to win 5 of these 6, with Freedom only retaining one seat. As such, For the Union had now received 59 seats, compared to Freedom's 57. However, following a recount, it appeared that For the Union had only won 4 of these seats, with an Independent receiving the final one. As a result, For the Union had 50% of the Senate, needing just 1 additional vote for anything (51%). Whether from the single Independent, or opposition party Freedom's 57. In the run to elections, Freedom consistly won polls, with FtU not expected to win, barely winning polls, any. However, the party managed to win some, and got electoral votes from bigger countries, with help of super PoCs/PaCs.

However, it was later reported that the For the Union Party could be in the verge of collapsing, seperating them into the typical two Union and For the People. Duscko was left-leaning, and would be part of the For the People Party in case of a split. However, no split was virtually possible until 2041, as the seats would then be nullified, causing mass reelections. However, For the Union confirmed that the Union would remain, strong, united, until a potential split in the election. Freedom also suggested a merge of Union and Freedom, becoming Freedom Union. However, many Freedom advocates, suggested that it would 'destroy the purpose of the Freedom party', and they would then revert from the party, to join back For the People. The FPC confirmed that it was just a rumor, and would never such be done, to 'eliminate the purpose of the one, good, party."
Degrassi: School's Out!

* Sonja Hernandez
* Cathie Roberson
* Chris Stewart
* Tim Hughes
* Mads Simons
* Nicki Henderson
* April Wilson
* Anne Lewis

***Degrassi: School's Out!*** is a 2017 Canadian teen drama television film broadcast on ETV. The film stars most of the main cast of the first season of Degrassi: The Other Generation (season 1), but also introduces new characters which become series regulars in the next season.

ETV announced on 6 January 2020 that the sequel to the movie would air in the fifth season, with a "little prelude" to air in Season 4.

## Plot

A long scandalous and terrifying year finally comes to an end in Degrassi, so as a gift as condolence, principal Mrs. Willis awards the students with a summer-long trip to Las Vegas.

The first Degrassi film solved many plotholes, not limited to Cathie Roberson and Sonja Hernandez's newly formed conflict, the new temporary and future staff of Degrassi, and a few other subplots from the first season.

## Characters

### **Grade 8 graduates**

* Cathie Roberson, the successor of ex-BFF Sonja as queen bee at Degrassi
* Chris Stewart, activist and acting school council president at Degrassi
* Tim Hughes, considered the "it man" by most of Degrassi's females
* Scott Hunter, Tim's best friend with anger issues
* Mads Simons, student who is secretly dating student teacher Mr. Anderson
* Darin Jones, sport fanatic
* Amy Nash, goth
* April Wilson

* Anne Lewis
* Bonnie Philips
* Pat Clark
* Ali Stauffer
* Sylv McGee
* Nicki Henderson, student who got Sonja expelled, activist

**New characters*** Kate Rios, new Degrassi grade 9 student
* Doris Perry

## Trivia

* This episode marked the final appearances of Mr. and Mrs. Willis, who where vice and principal respectively.

## Notes

* **General note:** Students who didn't graduate the grade, were counted as "a graduate" from the year before in the character list.

1. **^** Although she is credited, she only makes an appearance in the beginning during school. She does not go to Las Vegas due to "being busy with family," although several characters objected that it is because Sonja decided to go.
## See also

* Degrassi: The Other Generation (season 1), season of film
* School for Scandal, predecessor episode of film
* A New Day, A New Life, successor episode of film
* Degrassi Takes Vegas, successor of film

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Eurovision Song Contest/Draft

The **Eurovision Song Contest** often shortened to **ESC** or **Eurovision**, is the longest running annual TV song competition held, primarily, among the member countries of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) since 1956. The competition was based upon the existing Sanremo Music Festival held in Italy.

Each participating country submits an original song to be performed on live television and radio and then casts votes for the other countries' songs to determine the most popular song in the competition. The contest has been broadcast every year for sixty years, since its inauguration in 1956 and is one of the longest-running television programmes in the world. It is also one of the most watched non-sporting events in the world, with audience figures having been quoted in recent years as anything between 100 million and 600 million internationally.
List of The Katy Show episodes

*The Katy Show* is a Freyhurstian TV show which premiered on FTV on May 8, 2014.

As of August 28, 2016, 33 episodes of *The Katy Show* have aired.

## Episodes

### Special (2016)

 Brien talks about her experience in the Fantasia Contest, and also covers many of the entries including winning song "Hello". In the end, she performs "Turn The Music Louder (Rumble)" with KDA and Tinie Tempah.
Song for Avril Lavigne

**Let Go**

1. Keep Holding On
2. Anything but Ordinary
3. Complicated
4. I'm with You
5. Unwanted
6. Things I'll Never Say
7. Sk8er Boi
8. Tomorrow
9. Nobody's Fool
10. Too Much to Ask
11. My World
12. Naked
13. Losing Grip
14. Mobile

**Under My Skin**

1. Together
2. How Does It Feel
3. Fall to Pieces
4. Slipped Away
5. Nobody's Home
6. He Wasn't
7. Freak Out
8. Who Knows
9. Forgotten
10. I Always Get What I Want
11. Don't Tell Me
12. Take Me Away
Israel

****Israel**** has participated in the **Eurovision Song Contest** 39 times since making its debut in 1973. Israel is able to enter the contest as the Israel Broadcasting Authority (IBA) is a member organisation of the European Broadcasting Union, which is responsible for the event. Israel has won the contest three times.

## Contestants

Table key
     Winner
     Second place
     Third place
     Last place
Degrassi: Fright Hotel/Draft

Note: The events taking place in this series are not canon to the entirety of the franchise, but only the [Fright] universe.
The **first season** of ***Degrassi: Fright Hotel*** commenced airing in Canada on April 21, 2017 and concluded on a to be determined date, and contains 10 episodes.

## Cast

* Shenae Grimes as Darcy Edwards
* Nina Dobrev as Mia Jones
* Stacey Farber as Ellie Nash
* Miriam McDonald as Emma Nelson
* Sarah Barrable-Tishauer as Liberty
* Adamo Ruggiero as Marco Del Rossi

**Special guest cast*** Amanda Stepto as Christine Nelson
* Marie V. Cruz as Julietta Santos
* Jamie Johnston as Peter Stone
* Shane Kippel as Spinner Mason
* Daniel Clark as Sean Cameron
* Charlotte Arnold as Holly J. Sinclair
* Jake Goldsbie as Toby Isaacs
* Melissa McIntyre as Ashley Kerwin

**New cast*** KJ Apa as Theo Webster

## DVD release

* 420 minutes
* 1080p HD quality
* English subtitles

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List of Azemar characters

After most cast members in the show were announced to return to season 7, people speculated the next season would become the show's least season, in addition to the lack of ratings. Most cast members denied this, however the creator ultimately announced it was no longer possible to make new episodes due to lack of ratings. With the lead character Azemar dying in the last episode, it was speculated that the show would also not be able to get any sort of continuation.

## Season 1

* Jesse Sánchez
* Aisha Sanford
* Bella Sanicola

* Larry Johnson
* Mike Gonzalez
* Jake Peterson

* B Westphalen
* Lola Peterson
* Alarno Norwood

## Season 2

**Changes:**

* Aisha Sanford leaves the main cast; joins recurring cast
* George Dillon joins the main cast
* Larry Johnson gets more prominent recurring role
* A & B gets less prominent guest role

* Jesse Sánchez
* Bella Sanicola
* George Dillon

* Aisha Sanford
* Mike Gonzalez
* Jake Peterson

* Alarno Norwood
* A DiLaurentis
* B Westphalen

## Season 3

**Changes:**

* Jake Peterson leaves recurring cast; joins main cast
* George Dillon leaves the cast
* Aisha Sanford leaves the recurring cast; joins guest cast
* Mike Gonzalez leaves guest cast; joins recurring cast
* Alarno Norwood leaves guest cast; is renamed to Norwood; joins recurring cast
* Lola Peterson leaves guest cast; joins recurring cast

* Jesse Sánchez
* Bella Sanicola
* Jake Peterson

* Mike Gonzalez
* Alarno Lockwood
* Lola Peterson

* A DiLaurentis
* Dr. Miller
* Oliver S.

## Season 4

**Changes:**

* Alarno Lockwood leaves recurring cast; joins main cast
* Mike Gonzalez leaves the cast
* Aisha Sanford leaves the cast
* Dr. Miller leaves guest cast; joins recurring cast
* A DiLaurentis returns to guest cast

* Jesse Sánchez
* Bella Sanicola
* Jake Peterson
* Alarno Lockwood

* Lola Peterson
* Dr. Miller

* Oliver S.
Degrassi: College Years

The **first season** of *****Degrassi: College Years***** premiered on September 22, 2017 and concluded on June 30, 2018 on Wikia. The miniseries is a spinoff of *Degrassi*, though not of its original incarnation *Degrassi: The Next Generation*.

## Characters

Series showrunner Stephen Stohn announced that the miniseries would see characters in college as freshman through seniors, not just limited to characters who appeared in Degrassi. Parents of characters also have a minimal role in the series, considering that the characters now live in their dormrooms, however they have been confirmed to appear in episodes involving graduations or life-threatening issues. Nonetheless, Stohn later stated that the series would only see freshmen and sophomores, though would be open for further depending on the success.

* Alli Bhandari
* Mike Dallas
* Connor DeLaurier
* Clare Edwards
* Jenna Middleton
* Imogen Moreno
* Drew Torres
* Wesley Betenkamp
* K.C. Guthrie
* Dave Turner

Juniors* Sav Bhandari
* Holly J. Sinclair
* Bianca DeSousa
* Eli Goldsworthy
* Marisol Lewis
* Jake Martin
* Mo Mashkour
* Katie Matlin
* Owen Milligan
* Lenore Mantino
* J.J.
* Kira

Adults and staff* Daniel Raditch (administrator)
* Deidre Pill (co-administrator)

Seniors* Peter Stone
* Jane Vaughn

### Graduates

* Jimmy Brooks
* Spinner Mason
* Emma Nelson
* Manny Santos
* Liberty Van Zandt
* Sean Cameron

## DVD release

* Over 300 minutes
* 1080p HD quality
* English subtitles
* French subtitles
* Bloopers
* **Degrassi Minis**
	+ Clare and Eli: I Miss You
	+ Fiona and Declan: Long Time No See
	+ Raditch x Pill: Former Principals

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Degrassi: Fright Hotel

Note: The events taking place in this series are not canon to the entirety of the franchise, but only the [Fright] universe.
The **first season** of ***Degrassi: Fright Hotel*** commenced airing in Canada on April 21, 2017 and concluded on a to be determined date, and contains 10 episodes.

## Cast

* Shenae Grimes as Darcy Edwards
* Nina Dobrev as Mia Jones
* Mike Lobel as Jay Hogart
* Shane Kippel as Spinner Mason
* KJ Apa as Theo Webster

**Special guest cast*** Marie V. Cruz as Julietta Santos
* Miriam McDonald as Emma Nelson
* Jamie Johnston as Peter Stone
* Daniel Clark as Sean Cameron
* Charlotte Arnold as Holly J. Sinclair
* Jake Goldsbie as Toby Isaacs
* Melissa McIntyre as Ashley Kerwin

**Guest cast*** Landon Liboiron as Declan Coyne

## DVD release

* 420 minutes
* 1080p HD quality
* English subtitles

1. ↑ Watched by 2.42 million viewers.
2. ↑ Watched by 2.13 million viewers.
3. ↑ Watched by 2.19 million viewers.
Girl Meets World

*Girl Meets World* is an American coming of age television sitcom. The series made its debut on Disney Channel on June 27, 2014.

The series is a sequel to the sitcom *Boy Meets World*, which aired on ABC in its TGIF block from 1993 to 2000. The original series centered on Cory Matthews, including his growing relationship with Topanga Lawrence and their eventual marriage. Ben Savage and Danielle Fishel, who portrayed Cory and Topanga, reprise their roles in *Girl Meets World*, which centers on the life of the couple's daughter, Riley Matthews. Her father has become a middle school teacher while her mother is a lawyer who gains part ownership of an old world bakery in "Girl Meets Popular". Other members of the *Boy Meets World* cast have either recurring roles or cameo appearances. This page lists the episodes in its chronological/production order.

## List of episodes

Further information: List of Girl Meets World episodes

### Season 2

 23
 When Lucas' old friend, Zay, comes to New York, Lucas begins to wonder if New York had really changed him and he starts to keep secrets from Riley.

### Season 3

**Note:** Most episodes in this season are already in production order

 53
 As the group continues to adjust to the rigors of high school, some decide to join sports teams while others participate in academic clubs.
Filipino Music Festival

Final date
 Venue
 Number of entries
 Voting system
 Winning song

**Filipino Music Festival** is a Filipino song contest which served as Philippines' national selection for the fifth edition of the Record Song Contest. The contest was held in the Smart Araneta Coliseum, located in Cubao, Quezon City in Philippines; hosted by Filipino-descent American actress-singer Vanessa Hudgens.
Degrassi Community College (season 1)

The **first season** of ***Degrassi Community College*** premiered on September 7, 1992 and concluded on June 21, 1993. It took place after the events of the series finale of Degrassi High, One Last Dance, excluding the events from the sequel movie School's Out. The show consists of freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors, many whom previously attended Degrassi Junior/High with some new additions as well. Please note that in this series, the characters are referred to be one grade higher than the original in Degrassi High.

## Characters

See also: List of Degrassi Community College characters

## Other characters

The following characters do not make an appearance till the second season, as they are in Grade 12 in Degrassi High, which is no longer shown in Degrassi Community College; however, some make an appearance outside of school.

### **Regulars**

* Joey Jeremiah
* Caitlin Ryan
* Maya Goldberg
* Melanie Brodie
* Kathleen Mead
* Diana Economopoulos
* Arthur Kobalewscuy
* Yick Yu
* Alex Yankou
* Tessa Campanelli

### **Recurrers**

* Luke Matthews
* Scooter Webster
* Bartholomew Bond
* Trish Skye
* Trudi Owens
* Dorothy

## Episodes

See also: List of Degrassi Community College episodes
Degrassi: Fright Hotel (season 2)

Note: The events taking place in this series are not canon to the entirety of the franchise, but only the [Fright] universe.
The **first season** of ***Degrassi: Fright Hotel*** commenced airing in Canada on April 21, 2017 and concluded on a to be determined date, and contains 10 episodes.

## Cast

* Shenae Grimes as Darcy Edwards
* Nina Dobrev as Mia Jones
* Mike Lobel as Jay Hogart
* Shane Kippel as Spinner Mason
* KJ Apa as Theo Webster

**Special guest cast*** Marie V. Cruz as Julietta Santos
* Miriam McDonald as Emma Nelson
* Jamie Johnston as Peter Stone
* Daniel Clark as Sean Cameron
* Charlotte Arnold as Holly J. Sinclair
* Jake Goldsbie as Toby Isaacs
* Melissa McIntyre as Ashley Kerwin

**Guest cast*** Landon Liboiron as Declan Coyne

## DVD release

* 420 minutes
* 1080p HD quality
* English subtitles

1. ↑ Watched by 2.42 million viewers.
Country Contest 15

Semi-final 1 date
 Semi-final 2 date
 Final date
 Number of entries
 Debuting countries
 Returning countries
 Voting system

The **Country Contest 15** will be the fifteenth edition of the contest. Once again, the CCU invited no guest countries, due to the announcement of the *World Country Contest*.

## Format

### Semi-final allocation draw

Once again, countries were allocated to semi-finals based on geographical distance. The pots were announced as the following:

* Bulgaria
* Czech Republic
* Hungary
* Kazakhstan
* Poland
* Romania
* Slovakia
* Estonia
* Finland
* Ireland
* Lithuania
* Norway
* Sweden
* United Kingdom
* Andorra
* Croatia
* Cyprus
* Greece
* Lebanon
* Macedonia
* Montenegro
* Morocco
* Portugal
* San Marino
* Serbia
* Slovenia
* Spain
* Vatican City
* Germany
* Luxembourg
* Monaco
* Netherlands

Following the semi-final allocation, the CCU announced that this edition would be the last to feature geographical pots. Instead, the pots would be based on each country's average position in the past five editions - in order to make sure to balance the semi-finals accordingly. This was also due to the Southern pot consisting of more countries than any other pot. However, the CCU announced on 22 April 2018 that this change would not be in effect, due to "complaints from various broadcasters and fans".

## Semi-final 1

France, Italy and Switzerland also voted here. The top eight overall countries qualified to the Grand Final. The ninth and tenth qualifiers were respectively determined by the highest placed televote and jury qualifier which did not place in the top 8 overall.

## Semi-final 2

Belgium, Iceland and Malta also voted here. The top eight overall countries qualified to the Grand Final. The ninth and tenth qualifiers were respectively determined by the highest placed televote and jury qualifier which did not place in the top 8 overall.

## Final

The 20 qualifiers from the semi-finals, as well as the top 6 of previous edition took part; all participating countries in the edition voted.

## Other countries

Further information: List of countries in the Country Contest
### **Active CCU members**

* Belarus: BTRC announced that Belarus would take a break from the contest to "reevaluate their process of selection."
* Moldova: TRM announced that Moldova would withdraw from the contest due to lack of interest in the contest, as evident by bad ratings and failure to qualify for the final.

### **Eligible non-participants**

* Hungary: MTVA announced that Hungary would return to the contest in hopes for a successful result.
* Kosovo: As host country Italy recognizes Kosovo, RTK "may be able to show interest in participating." However, the CCU later ruled out this possibility due to "the non-agreement of a Kosovar participation by several Member Broadcasters, as proven by non-recognition of the country."
* Vatican City: After last competing in the 10th contest, VR announced its return to support their neighbors, Italy, who are hosting the contest for the first time since the third edition, despite winning two prior times.
List of countries in the Junior North Vision Song Contest

Forty-eight countries have participated in the Junior North Vision Song Contest since it started in 2013. Of these, six have won the contest. The contest, organised by the North Broadcasting Union (NBU), is held between members of the Union. Broadcasters from different countries submit songs to the event, and cast votes to determine the most popular in the competition.

## Participants

All information is as of the current edition. Countries shaded in grey are the countries that withdrew from or before the upcoming edition.
Pretty Little Liars: Younger Generation (season 1)

* Spencer Hastings
* Hanna Marin
* Aria Montgomery
* Emily Fields
* Mona Vanderwaal
* Alison DiLaurentis

The **first season** of ***Pretty Little Liars: Younger Generation***, based on the books of the same name by Sara Shepard, premiered on March 12, 2019 and concluded on June 2018.

## Characters

Some actors who portrayed adults/parents from the previous season reprised their roles for realism purposes.

See also: List of Pretty Little Liars: Perspective characters

* Malina Weissman as Spencer Hastings
* Emily Alyn Lind as Alison DiLaurentis
* Jenna Ortega as Emily Fields
* Emily Skinner as Hanna Marin
* Olivia Rodrigo as Mona Vanderwaal
* Laura Leighton as Ashley Marin
* Andrea Parker as Jessica DiLaurentis
* Holly Marie Combs as Ella Montgomery
* Eric Steinberg as Wayne Fields
* Sophie Bolen as Charlotte DiLaurentis
* Gavin MacIntosh as Jason DiLaurentis
* Max Charles as Mike Montgomery
* Alisha Newton
* Ali Skovbye
* Brady Tutton
* Jake Goodman
* Alexis Jayde Burnett
* Noah Urrea

## Episodes

See also: List of The Lying Truth episodes

## Production

### Casting

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Six chair challenge/Revamped

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 was brought back as a wildcard

**^1** Although Mason Noise was previously eliminated, he was brought back as a wildcard.
Leaping Shadows (season 2)

The **second season** of ***Leaping Shadows*** premiered on January 6, 2017 on TRF One.

## Production

Prior to the start of the season, TRF announced that the season would have a total of 18 episodes. However, after the mid-season finale, it was announced that "another 13 episodes will be ordered," instead of the expected number of 9. TRF also announced that each season would likely have 22 episodes from now on.

### Departure of Kathleen Brien

Following the finale of the first season of the show, Brien announced that the Main Role on the show was too much to her; causing her to have many "long work days". This is due to the fact she hosts The Katy Show, commentates the Fantasia Contest for Freyhurst, produces music and acts in Leaping Shadows. She also added that this "would not be the end of Amy Suggs" as she would still have a recurring role in the show, but would leave the main cast. The news led the producers to cast some new characters to replace her role, but "perhaps be related to her character."

### Casting

On 26 August 2016, Kathleen Brien officially left the main cast after rumors sparked of not renewing her contract. Dana Rodriguez also officially joined the main cast on 2 October following her recurring role in the previous season. Miriam Carson also announced that Domingo Curtis would leave the main cast, however later announced that he would remain as his role was "necessary." Zachary Cain also announced that he "would appear in much more episodes" in season 2, upgrading himself to a recurring role.

## Cast

* Domingo Curtis as Austin Suggs
* Rene Sullivan as Jessie Price
* Simon Hayes as Jeff Fuller
* Caitlin Lee as Linda Woods
* Dana Rodriguez as Katherine Hodges

* Zachary Cain as Dr. Cleo Petreson
* Cierra Holloway as Jenkins
* Sylvia King as Manager Kerry Ford
* Kyle Copac as Axel Hodges
* Brittany Hall as Mrs. "Violet" Suggs
* Kellie Moody as Alison "Ali" Harmon
* Jake Pena as Mr. Briggs
* Molly Brien as Sheila Aguilar
* Hope Anderson as Dianna

* Brittany Hall as Eileen "Ella" Hodges
* Anna Leong as Missy Petreson
* Joy Alexander as Owen Gardner
* Hector Flowers as Marta
* Jacqueline Mullins as Naomi Shelton
* Francis Sutton as Randy Perkins

## Episodes

* Domingo Curtis is absent for 6 episodes.
HaKokhav HaBa III

Final date
 Venue
 Host broadcaster
 Number of entries
 Returning singers
 Voting system

**HaKokhav HaBa III** will be the Israeli national selection that will select the 21st Israeli entry for Song Festival 30. It will be held in a to-be-determined city in Israel.

## Semi-final

Eight songs will compete for a place in the final.

## Final

Four songs will compete for the gold or silver medal.
Doctor Who (season 2)

* David Anders
* Dakota Fanning

The **second season** of the Canadian sc-fi ***Doctor Who***, based on the Doctor Who 2005 reboot by Russell T Davies, premiered on January 11, 2019. On February 18, 2019, ETV renewed the series for a third and fourth season consisting of 13 episodes.

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

## Overview

* Dakota Fanning as Ruby Thorpe
* Calum Worthy as Wyatt Milton (1 episode)
* Melissa Peterman as Kathryn Thorpe
* Vanessa Morgan as Debbie Lawrence

## Production

### Development

#### Episode 6

Due to needing additional weeks to film other episodes, the cast was unable to film the sixth episode in time, which did not happen last season as there were only 8 episodes. As a result, Calum Worthy was casted as a one-off main character in the special mid-season finale. With the episode being the third-most watched at-the-time and receiving positive reception, it was announced that Worthy would return to reprise his role in the next season.

### Reception

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Country Contest 16

Semi-final 1 date
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 Host broadcaster
 Number of entries
 Debuting countries
 Returning countries
 Withdrawing countries
 Voting system

The **Country Contest 16** will be the sixteenth edition of the contest. Once again, the CCU invited no guest countries, due to the announcement of the *World Country Contest*.

## Location

On 23 April 2018, VR confirmed that Vatican City would not host the 16th Country Contest due to no suitable venue in the country. As a result, the CCU passed on the possibility to host the contest to the runner-up broadcaster, San Marino's SMRTV. It was reported by Sanmarinese media that the contest could be held in the San Marino Stadium, which can hold over 6,000 people. However, the CCU stated that the number one rule regarding hosting is that the contest "must be in an indoor arena." Following the CCU's statement, SMRTV stated that they could not afford to build a roof over the arena and therefore declined the right to host. The CCU then passed this right to the #8 host, Portugal's RTP. One week later, RTP stated that "as the televoting winner, that they were honoured to have the right to host the competition after 8 editions." It was then confirmed that Portugal would take the challenge of hosting the contest for the second time, following the footsteps of France and last edition hosts Italy.

RTP chose *Descubra o mundo* (Discover the world) as the slogan for the contest, a play/twist on the past two slogans (Discover/the world). RTP also announced that VR would co-host the contest, incorporating Vatican elements to the show.

## Format

### Semi-final allocation draw

RTP announced that "such-called voting blocs were a thing of the past, and that as a result, the semi-finals would return to being randomized." The CCU stated that they respected RTP's wishes, but that a "permanent decision would be decided by the Steering Group at a later date".

### Decrease in participating countries

Contrary to the past 2 editions, which saw 42 countries participating, this contest saw 3 countries withdraw, with it marking the first since the 11th to have less than 40 countries participating.

## Semi-final 1

TBA, TBA and TBA also voted here. The top eight overall countries qualified to the Grand Final. The ninth and tenth qualifiers were respectively determined by the highest placed televote and jury qualifier which did not place in the top 8 overall.

## Semi-final 2

TBA, TBA and TBA also voted here. The top eight overall countries qualified to the Grand Final. The ninth and tenth qualifiers were respectively determined by the highest placed televote and jury qualifier which did not place in the top 8 overall.

## Final

The 20 qualifiers from the semi-finals, as well as the top 6 of previous edition took part; all participating countries in the edition voted.

## Other countries

Further information: List of countries in the Country Contest
Prank Victim

The **Prank Victim**, also known as **A**, was one of Alison DiLaurentis' victims of her "pre-freshmen year pranks". Unlike her other victims, the aftermath of this prank caused Alison to flee Rosewood due to the aftermath. By the look of the victim's furious face, Alison became her biggest enemy, whom she almost caught at the scene.

## Suspects

* Kenneth DiLaurentis (suspected by the Liars till Alison revealed the gender)

## Early life

The Prank Victim was born in Rosewood, Pennsylvania, United States in an unknown year. The victim was adopted shortly after being born by unknown parents.

## Incidents

### June 2010 prank

On 8 June 2010, Alison DiLaurentis did a prank against the Prank Victim, which was very deadly which caused Alison to flee Rosewood. It is currently unknown what Alison did to the victim, however it was hinted to be life-threatening and/or reputation-threatening.

### Investigation of DiLaurentis family

Shorty after the prank, the victim hired a private investigator to start a in-depth investigation on Alison and the DiLaurentis family. This also made her learn several life-changing secrets unbeknownst to Alison and some family members. It was used for blackmail.

## See also

* Alison DiLaurentis
* Timeline of Alison DiLaurentis disappearance
Azemar (season 1)

The **first season** of ***Azemar*** premiered in Summer 2017 and concluded on a to-be-determined date on its exclusive YouTube channel.

## Cast and characters

See also: List of Azemar characters

* Jesse Sánchez
* Aisha Sanford
* Bella Sanicola

* Larry Johnson
* Mike Gonzalez

* B Westphalen

## DVD release

* 400+ minutes
* 1080p HD quality
* English subtitles (SRT)
* Bloopers
Hector Flowers

**Hektor Ann Flowers** (also known as **Hector Flowers**; born 2 October 1966), is a Freyhurstian actress, gymnast and singer-songwriter. She has acted in several famous films in Freyhurst including *Doomscoast*. She also portrays Paula Gardner in FTV drama Leaping Shadows, in the main cast.

## Discography

Hectors started her musical career in 2017, with her debut single, "Hot Mess", peaking at position 117 in US. Her final single from the album, "No, Thanks", went further to peak at position 102 in 2018. Her second lead single, "Again&Again", peaked at a lower position of 109 in 2019. Her final single from her second album, "Bye", marked her Hot 100 debut with position 92, and marked her musical hiatus to "pursue more roles in acting."

## Awards and nominations

 2029
 Best Album
 Best Female Artist

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List of countries in the Country Contest

## Participants

The following table lists the countries that have participated in the contest at least once. Shading indicates countries that have withdrawn from the contest.

Table key
     *Withdrawn* – Countries who have participated in the past but have withdrawn.

## Other CCU members who never entered the Country Contest

Although the Country Contest Union was created solely for the contest and a number of others, 3 countries have never participated in the contest. They were thought to join the Union only because of CCU's infamous request letter and other continental competitions.

 On 23 October 2017, JRTV stated that they had no intentions to participate in the Country Contest in the near future, despite the recent victories and debuts/returns.
 In 2016, RTK stated that due to a deal made with the CCU in 2008, that they would not be able to participate in a contest which Serbia participated in. To date, the country has not participated in any contests, though have "been cooperating with the CCU" in a new competition.
 LNC is the only member broadcaster of the Country Contest Union to never publicly announce anything related to the competition. However, reports in the country have stated that "Libya does not plan on participating; not for many, many years."
Besides the contest, LNC participated in a Middle Eastern competition created by the CCU, which was cancelled after 1 edition due to lack of general interest.

## Participation history

Main article: List of countries in the Country Contest/History
List of Pretty Little Liars: Perspective episodes

On April 13, 2018, ETV renewed the series for a second season consisting of 13 episodes. On. ETV announced in January 2021 that the show would not return till 2021 due to the cast pursuing other projects, but that another two-hour Halloween special would air with the younger cast.

On October 6, 2020, it was announced that due to the success of the *second season*, that the series would get a spin-off titled *Pretty Little Liars: Younger Generation* featuring the younger-selves of the Liars and perhaps some additional characters. The indirect two-hour pilot episode aired on October 26, 2021, as a way of promoting the new series.

## Series overview

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Country Contest 22

Semi-final 1 date
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The **Country Contest 22** will be the twenty-second edition of the Country Contest. It is scheduled to take place sometime in 2019. The CCU is expected to kick out any non-CCU countries outside of the 21st edition's Top 6 to make it a CCU-exclusive contest again, as in previous editions.

## Location

Although RTÉ hosting the contest in Ireland was first in doubt, the CCU later confirmed that a plan had been made with both RTÉ and TG4 co-hosting the contest together, alongside European and Irish sponsorship.

### **Bidding**

Dublin was considered the main leading host city bid.

## Format

### **Jury changes**

Due to controversy regarding the previous edition results, the CCU announced on 2 June 2019 that rather than 5 juries per country, that a total of 10 would be serving from each country. This change would mean that this edition would have a total of 420 jury members, compared to last edition's number of 205. The CCU reafirmed their commitment to make the contest "a fair place to promote beautiful cities, across the CCU area."

## Participating countries

* Austria
* Azerbaijan
* Belarus
* Belgium
* Croatia
* Cyprus
* Czech Republic
* Denmark
* Estonia
* Finland
* France
* Georgia
* Germany
* Greece
* Greenland
* Hungary
* Iceland
* Ireland
* Israel
* Italy
* Kosovo
* Latvia
* Lithuania
* Luxembourg
* Malta
* Moldova
* Montenegro
* Netherlands
* North Macedonia
* Norway
* Poland
* Portugal
* Romania
* San Marino
* Slovenia
* Spain
* Sweden
* Switzerland
* Ukraine
* United Kingdom

## Other countries

Further information: List of countries in the Country Contest/History
Eligibility for potential participation in the Country Contest requires a national broadcaster with active CCU membership, or a special invitation from the CCU as was the case with Australia, Brazil, South Africa and South Korea at the contest in the past. Greenland, which placed in the top 6 in the previous edition is likely to be re-invited to defend their position, as was done before.

### **Active CCU members**

* Andorra – RTVA announced on 2 June 2019 that with the announcement of the new jury system, they had received funds from some sponsors, allowing a return in the 23rd edition. A return would not be possible, however, in the current edition.
* Russia – C1R and R1 stated that a return "could be possible in the long term" with the jury announcement, but stated that 'the current edition would need to be observed first, before anything is certain.'

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I. Marlene King

* Screenwriter
* Director
* Executive producer

**Ina Marlene King** (born May 22, 1962) is a writer, producer and director. She is best known as the executive producer and showrunner of the Freeform teen drama *Pretty Little Liars*. She also wrote the 1995 film *Now and Then*. In 2014, it was announced that King will adapt Danielle Vega's horror novel *The Merciless* as a feature film and Sara Shepard's novel series *The Perfectionists* as a television series for Freeform.

## Personal life

She has two sons, Emerson and Atticus King, and her partner is Shari Rosenthal.

## Filmography

### Films

 1995
 1995
 2006

## References

1. ↑ Template:Cite tweet
2. ↑ Friedlander, Whitney (March 18, 2014) 'Pretty Little Liars" I. Marlene King on Show's Season Finale, Future | Variety, *Variety*. Retrieved April 22, 2014
3. ↑ "Lionsgate Acquires Film Rights To Horror Novel ‘The Merciless’ For ‘Pretty Little Liars’ Marlene King To Adapt". Penske Business Media. http://deadline.com/2014/05/merciless-movie-marlene-king-pretty-little-liars-lionsgate-733566/. Retrieved 19 November 2014.
4. ↑ Andreeva, Nellie. "‘Pretty Little Liars’ Marlene King To Bring Sara Shepard’s ‘The Perfectionists’ Books To ABC Family As Potential Series". Penske Business Media. http://deadline.com/2014/11/the-perfectionists-tv-show-pretty-little-liars-marlene-king-abc-family-1201273595/. Retrieved 19 November 2014.
5. ↑ King, Marlene (June 20, 2015). "This is what a staycation looks like. My boys. My home. My life.". *TV Line*. https://instagram.com/p/4Lf6yRFHgh/?taken-by=imarleneking. Retrieved June 22, 2015.
6. ↑ Rosenthal, Shari (April 27, 2014). "My cool girlfriend.". https://instagram.com/p/m82lK8R5j2/?taken-by=thesharirose. Retrieved June 22, 2015.
7. ↑ Andreeva, Nellie (7 April 2016). "Bella Thorne Drama Pilot ‘Famous In Love’ Picked Up To Series By Freeform". http://deadline.com/2016/04/freeform-picks-up-famous-in-love-drama-pilot-to-series-bella-thorne-1201733402/. Retrieved 27 May 2016.

## External links

* Template:IMDb name
* Template:Twitter
Pilot (The Adventures of A & B)

* A DiLaurentis
* B Westphalen
* Mr. Calman
* Riham Azemar
* George Dillon
* Mike Gonzalez
* Mr/Mrs DiLaurentis
* Mr/Mrs Westphalen

"**Pilot**" is the series premiere of the drama-comedy series The Adventures of A & B. It introduces most of the main characters, as well as establishes the basic premises of the series. The episode aired on July 1, 2016 on YouTube.

## Plot

After A DiLaurentis wins lottery tickets, he informs B Westphalen. Later, the DiLaurentis family agrees to let A meet B in England. When he arrives, an unpleasant event happens in a train.

### Characters

**Key:**

* Main: Characters which have appeared in at least 5/10 episodes
* Recurring: Characters which have appeared in at least 3/10 episodes
* Guest: Characters which have appeared in at least 2/10 episodes
* Special guest: Characters which have appeared in at least 1/10 episodes

*Note:* Most of the characters which appeared in this episode have made appearances in further episodes, excluding some very minor characters such as train driver, guards, etc.
Degrassi: The Other Generation (season 2)

The **second season** of ***Degrassi: The Other Generation*** premiered on September 22, 2017 and concluded on June 30, 2018 on Wikia. With no renewal being announced for months, despite high ratings, fans had started to worry though the producers stated on 1 March 2018 that there were some contractual issues.

On 1 April 2018, during the show's three week hiatus, ETV announced alongside the showrunner that *Degrassi: The Other Generation* would be cancelled due to plummeting ratings and previously stated contractual issues. The showrunner added, "It was a great honor to share this story with you for 50 whole episodes; I for one, did not think we would get this far. I encourage all you loyal fans and viewers the remaining twelve episodes beginning next week. Thank you to everyone for the great journey this has been."

However, the socalled cancellation was officially announced on 2 April 2017 to be an April Fools prank therefore meaning that the show was not cancelled after all. On the same day, ETV officially ordered a 30-episode third season, stating that Degrassi is "their best teen drama in their selective programming."

## 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**
* Bonnie Philips
* Pat Clark
* Sylv McGee
* Nicki Henderson
* Ali Stauffer
* **Dana Carlson**

Adults and staff* Mr. Moreno (principal)

## Episodes

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

* Nicki Henderson (2 episodes)
* Cathie Roberson (1 episode)
* Scott Hunter (1 episode)

## Minis

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

## DVD release

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

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Luxembourg in the North Vision Song Contest 24

**Luxembourg** will participate in the **North Vision Song Contest 24** 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-fourth 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 three 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
## Before Eurovision

### *TBA*

#### Competing entries

RTL confirmed that 5 entries would be of Luxembourgish nationality, while 4 would be of Belgian and one of foreign nationality. Competing entries were confirmed to be performed in English, French and possibly Dutch.

## 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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ETV/Archive

"Young & Decision"

### *Creative Justice*

On March 13, 2017, it was reported that a TV series based off Painesville Municipal Court judge Michael Cicconetti was in early development at ETV. On 7 November 2017, ETV confirmed that the series was greenlit for a pilot with a working title of *Creative Justice*. However, on February 15, 2018, it was reported that the pilot had already been rejected by ETV. Despite this, on April 13, 2018, the showrunner confirmed that ETV ordered another pilot and they were in the process of filming it, after undergoing changes to several aspects within the series. On June 21, 2018, ETV ordered 13 episodes of the series for the 2018-2019 television season. The media reported that several titles were being considered, not limited to: *Creative Punishments*, *Creative Justice*, *Special Authority*, *Creative Authority*, *Original Justice* and *Visionary Justice*. On August 14, 2018, it was confirmed that the series would be called *Creative Justice*, after contemplating several options. No cast members had been announced by that date.

### Death Certificate

Upcoming ETV superhero production; TV film/mini-series/series.

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