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Melodi ni Solarie 57

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The 57th edition of Melodi ni Solarie happened for the 5th time in  Austrinborg with the final being held on 16th June 2019.

This was the first *blind edition,* where the voting happened without knowing what province had what song. Only one jury voted in this edition - both in the semifinals and final.

Also in this edition, all songs were in languages other than English.

In the end,  Plataneyjar won its first title ever with the singer Janeiro and the song *Solidão*. With the title,  Plataneyjar is the 20th province to win an edition of Melodi ni Solarie. Also, Portugal wins its first title and the Portuguese language made its 4th winner, ranking 3rd most victorious language to date (after English and Spanish).

The second place went to  Moinsmark and Anton Liljedahl (second medal for Faroe Islands and Faroese language) and the third place for the Swedish band Mares that represented  Kastalísker.

Also, with a 7th place,  Madrigalle is the 8th province to join the Grand Slam group.

 Kastalísker won the Jury Title for the first time, being the 24th province to get one title from the jury ( Harrenfeld becomes the only province to have never won the Jury Title). The regular edition's champion  Plataneyjar ended second and  Atlans, despite its 9th place in the final, ended in the 3rd with the jury votes.
Melodi ni Solarie 40

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For the first time,  Sudatlantiek hosts an edition of Melodi ni Solarie and the chosen city was Snæfell.

This also marks the 4th decade of the festival, celebrated with the 4th festival with all returning artists. In this edition,  Fielden and  Moinsmark were the only countries who chose former winners to come back.

The same format has been repeat from the last editions, with 2 juries voting in the semifinal and 3 voting in the final.

For the first time in history of the festival, a singer manages to conquer its second title - Ásgeir after winning 8 editions ago with *Myndir*,comes back to get his second title with *Lifandi Vatnið*, being the 5th for  Fielden, tying in a record of 5 titles with  Austrin to date.

With the win, Iceland and Icelandic conquer its 3rd title, curiously all with  Fielden. The victory makes Iceland the 4th most successful country and its language the 3rd more successful language, titlewise, up to date.

The host province  Eldureyjar ends up as a runner up for the second time in a row, ending in the top 2 for the 4th time in a row, a record up to date.

 Nordatlantik won the Jury Title for the first time ever with the band La Lusid and *Gran Canaria* after finishing 3rd (tying its best result which was already by La Lusid).
Melodi ni Solarie 67

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The 67th edition of Melodi ni Solarie took part for the first time in history (counting classic and modern history of the festival) in  Nordatlantik, after the province won its first title in the past edition.

This edition followed the classic setup: the songs were chosen by two juries, while both semis were broadcast live on dub.dj and voted by two juries, while the final saw 3 juries voting.

In this edition, a tribute of all the songs from  Nordatlantik that had reached top 4 ever have gotten a symbolical tribute on the edition's visual identity/slogan.

In the end, a big surprise: without topping the ranking of none of the juries,  Harrenfeld won the festival, three points ahead of the runner up,  Sudatlantiek.

With the win,  Harrenfeld takes home its 3rd title, the second in 6 editions. While *A Trick of the Light* becomes the 37th song in English to win the title, the band Villagersis the third Irish act to win the title, the first in 37 editions.

After ending on the 5th place and being one of the hot favorites to win, Jarnælands took its 4th Jury title home, the 3rd in 7 editions.  Austrinborg and  Harrenfeld completed the jury's top 3.
Melodi ni Solarie 14

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**Melodi ni Solarie 14** was hosted for the second time in Hvidorne, Fielden under the slogan *Þær*, singe the theme of this edition were female vocalists, a late nod to include more female vocalists in the contest.

Also for the first time since Melodi ni Solarie 9, the edition changed its semifinal format; instead of the 5 semifinals there were only 2 semifinals with 14 provinces in each. Also, for the first time in the franchise history, the host province has been guaranteed a place automatically in the final. Two juries voted in the semifinals - each jury decided six qualifiers in one semifinal and a wildcard from the another semifinal.

In the end,  Talar won its first title in history (the province had never won, counting even the first run of the contest - meaning it is the first victory after 113 contests).  Plataneyjar were the runner ups, conquering its best result to date as well.

With Talar's victory with the song "*Cruel*" by Nina Fernandes also counts the first time a song sung in Portuguese language wins the contest and also making the first song originally from Brazil to win the festival.
Melodi ni Solarie 24

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The 24th edition of Melodi ni Solarie was held for the second time in Castamere,  Talar. The competition happened with same formula from the past editions with two semifinals with 12 countries in each semifinal, with 6 countries qualifying directly to the final + one wildcard. The host province was qualified directly to the final.

For the second time the edition happened under free theme and for the first time a member of the jury chose the songs of the edition but didn't part of the voting - only one jury voted in the semifinals and in the final.

In the end,  Austrinborg took home its second victory with The Weeknd and the song *Dark Times,* eight points ahead of  Austrin.

This is the first time that a song originally from Canada wins the title, being the 10th song in English to win the festival.

Also from this edition and on, the jury winners have been added to the profile of every province. The jury's winning song this edition was  Austrin's *Quiet* by Milck, taking its 5th jury title home.
Melodi ni Solarie 2

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The second edition of Melodi ni Solarie 2 happened under the same formula as the previous edition: 25 provinces competed in one semifinal for 10 spots in the grand final.

The second edition took place in Krönlind, the capital city of Riklaren under the slogan "Live Life Live", a tongue twister (Viva a vida ao vivo, in Portuguese).

For the first time, the final counted with a ranking where every province gave 7, 5, 3, 2 and 1 points to its favourite songs. By the end of the results, Fielden originally took its first win with "*Kolniður",* a song performed in Icelandic by Jónsi. However during Melodi ni Solarie 13,  Fielden's title has been revoked and the song has been demoted to the 3rd position due breaches in the contest's rules. However during Melodi ni Solarie 34 the title was given back to  Fielden after *Kolniður* became available on Spotify again, having  Atlans demoted to the 2nd place again.

Therefore,  Fielden recovers its first title, marking the first time a song in Icelandic by an artist born in Iceland to win the edition.

The theme of this edition was songs from different languages.
Smoking

**Smoking** is the 9th episode in the series.

## Plot synopsis

Ernest questions Stevie why he is wearing a balloon over his funnel. Stevie then explains that he smokes 12 hours a day which is bad for him, so he says. He also adds that he saw a doctor who found out he had no lungs or heart, which would've been removed, which added memory loss to the list.

## Appearances

* Stevie
* Ernest
Focussims

**Focussims** é um canal do Youtube aonde a série é postada, o canal é mantido pelo criador Marcelo Araujo. E possui atualmente mais de 600 inscritos.

Fundada em 23 de setembro de 2013, o canal sofreu diversas mudanças, tanto no seu tema, tanto no seu nome, só foi oficializado como um canal voltado pra machinimas de The Sims em meados de 2016.
Melodi ni Solarie 31

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The 31st edition of Melodi ni Solarie took part in Trondman once again, being the first time the same city hosted the edition twice in a row in the modern history of the festival.

The edition's theme was opened, with the songs being chosen by a second jury. This is the first time since Melodi ni Solarie 21 that two juries were used in the final.

In the end,  Eldureyjar wins its first title in the modern history of the contest with the *Fantasma* by Pønce, twelve points ahead of the runner up,  Madrigalle - which makes one of the biggest victory margins in the last editions of the contest.

Pønce becomes the first artist to win the title coming fall the way from Mexico, while *Fantasma* becomes the 3rd song in Spanish language to win, becoming the second language with the most wins.

 Talar's Hotelo and Nina Fernandes won the jury title. It is also the first time a past winner (Nina Fernandes) comes back to a regular edition in a duet. Also it is the second time (after  Austrin's Clueso) that a winner comes back and win the jury title.
Melodi ni Solarie 41

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The 41st edition of Melodi ni Solarie took part in  Fieldenfor the 5th time and for the first time outside Hvidorne, in the town of Sommerfeld.

The same format was kept - 2 juries in the semifinal, 3 in the final -however at this edition was introduced Melodi ni Juret, a new festival dedicated only for the the jury title.

In the end,  Moinsmark took the title home with the song *Dulce Mal* by The Chamanas. This is the second title of the province after winning 8 editions ago with, curiously, also a song in Spanish language and a female interpreter.

 Moinsmark victories gives the Spanish language its 5th title, being the most successful foreigner language besides English. Mexico won its 3rd title in 10 years, tying with Iceland in 3rd place in the country ranking up to date.

 Nordatlantik as runner-up conquers its best result to date. The country also won the first Melodi ni Juret, winning the jury title for the second time in a row, being the third province to do so.
Melodi ni Solarie 103

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 Austrin hosted the 103th edition of Melodi ni Solarie, being this the 10th time the province hosts the contest - the first in 39 editions.

The 3-stage format (heat, semifinals and 16-song final) was adopted for this edition, with all the songs being chosen by only one jury.

One jury voted in the heats, while two juries voted in the semifinal and in the final. The heats and semifinals were voted on playlists while the final happened live on plug.dj

In the end,  Madrigalle won its 6th title (the second in 4 editions) with Yseult and the song *Corps.* Yseult had previously taken part of the contest in a duo with Claire Laffut on MS 95, making her the 3rd artist to win as a returnee in a non-special edition, the first being  Barilot's The Jerry Cans and  Ventland's Colter Wall - however this is the first time Yseult takes place in the contest as a sole artist.

Yseult is also the 24th sole female artist to win the title and the 5th black female artist to win (after Laura Izabor, Lary, Brittany Howard and Kelsey Lu). The song *Corps* is the 5th song in French to win the contest while Yseult is the 3rd act from France to claim the title.

Meanwhile, the jury win went to  Lukkö's Ichon with the song Série B, making the 5th jury title for the province. The winner  Madrigalle was 2nd and  Sudatlantiek third.
Melodi ni Solarie 114

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The 114th edition of Melodi ni Solarie took place in  Maragat for the 5th time under the slogan *Learn About a New World*.

This was a blind edition, with the provinces for each song being revealed only after the winner was announced. This was the first blind edition since MS 107.

This edition saw a new format of competition: no heats but four semifinals instead and a 16-song final with the top 2 from the previous edition directly qualified to it. The songs in this edition were chosen by two juries (being the first time one of the juries take part of the competition). The semifinals were voted equally by the two juries while the final has been voted by one jury, meanwhile the jury winner was chosen by the votes of the two semifinal juries.

In the end,  Moinsmark took home its 4th title with the song *From The Flames* by the band Leprous after nearly beating  Ventland in the tiebreaker, as both provinces scored 27 points in the final. This is the first title for  Moinsmark in 26 editions and curiously, that's the second win consecutively in a blind edition for the province.

With the win, Norway got its second win in the contest, after 113 editions - as the country had won the first edition ever.

The jury win went to  Ventland for the fourth time, being also the 4th time that a song from Brazil wins the competition. Worth nothing that this is the first time that a non-binary artist places in the top 3 in the regular and jury competition, also being the first time that a Melodin Vereld winner wins the Jury Title.
Melodi ni Solarie 54

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The 54th edition of Melodi ni Solarie was held in  Sintmartæn after its 4th victory in the previous edition.

This contest went back with one jury in the final using the classic final score with two juries for the semifinals with the jury pick over ranking for the qualifiers.

In the end,  Verhagen beats the big favorites  Madrigalle (the runner up with Alice on the Roof) and  Austrinborg to win its 3rd title (the 2nd in 4 years) with the band The Mystery Lights and the song *What Happens When You Turn The Devil Down*.

Curiously, the three wildcards all finished in the top 10 - highlights for  Barilot that qualified to the final only through wildcard and managed to get a 4th place.

With  Verhagen's win, The Mystery Lights became the 7th win for the United States and the winning song became the 28th song in English to win the title.

 Austrinborg won the Jury Title, being its 7th Jury Title and the second province to reach a 7th victory (the first province was  Maragat, with 8 titles thus far).  Nordens (that ended in 7th in the regular competition) ended second and the winners of the regular competition,  Verhagen ended third.
Melodi ni Solarie 35

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The 35th edition of Melodi ni Solarie took place in Hvidorne,  Fielden for the 4th time, after just hosting the 33rd edition.

The theme of the edition was, for the second time, returning artists that have not reached the top 4 in previous editions. The exception was  Fielden´s representative Jónsi, who took part of the edition in order to celebrate his victory on Melodi ni Solarie 2 that was restored after he was disqualified for 21 editions.

Also for the first time, only five songs qualified automatically and 4 wildcards were distributed between the two semifinals.

In the end,  Harrenfeld wins its first title ever with the song *Habit* by Still Woozy. The province had never won a title, even counting the old history of the contest.

This was the 16th time a song in English won the title, being the 4th singer from the United States to win.

 Madrigalle's Angèle won the Jury Title for the second time and along with  Austrin's Clueso are the only two artists to have done so.
Melodi ni Solarie 124

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 Debuting countries
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The 124th edition of Melodi ni Solarie took place in  Maragat after its win with Tora and the song *Deviate.*

This edition marks a series of firsts. Two new provinces ( Kirksden and  Torsholm) made their debut after some geographical change:  Kirksden, as former part of mainland Moines seceded fromthe province - meanwhile former Moines renamed itself as  Moinsmark, while the island of Torsholm gained provincehood, suceding from  Fielden and  Nordens.

This edition also marked the first and only time that 28 songs took place in one contest, being the last edition where the bottom 2 provinces of the edition were not forced to withdraw from the competition.

The edition's format was the original format adapted for a 28-song competition: two semifinals with 13 songs in each semifinal and a 19-song semifinal, the biggest one in a regular edition thus far. Two juries voted in both semifinals and only one jury voted in the final.

In the end,  Nordatlantik won its 3rd title with Dadju and the song *Ta Reine*, six points ahead of the runner up  Ventland. This is the second title of the province in 12 editions.

This was the 4th time a singer from France won the title, being the 7th time a song in French won. Due the fact that Dadju's parents and brother are from  DR Congo, he represented this country as the current winner in Melodin Vereld, despite his victory has been accredited to France (his birth country) on Melodi ni Solarie.

The jury title went to the regular competition's runner up,  Ventland making the province's 5th jury title.  Sudatlantiek and  Austrinborg followed as 2nd and 3rd consecutively.
Melodi ni Solarie 87

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The 87th edition Melodi ni Solarie took place for the second time in  Paduls, being this first time that an edition has been hosted by three different cities: the heats in Ölesund, the semis in Sterbæk and the final in Vasterös, taking place on the 15th January.

The format with four heats, two semifinals and a final that debuted last edition has been kept, with the 3rd to 6th places from the previous editions qualifying directly to the semifinals and the top 2 directly qualified to the final.

In the end,  Sudatlantiek won the grand title for the 5th time with the band Fletcher Gull and the song *Hypothermia,* while the host province  Paduls placed as runner-up only one point behind the champion.

With the win, *Hypothermia* became the 45th song in English language to win the contest, while Fletcher Gull brings the 7th title to Australia, merging as the 4th biggest potency, countrywise.

With the 8th place,  Pokrieter became the 13th province to complete the level 1 of the Grand Slam.

The jury title was won by  Lukkö, being its second title - the first in 61 editions. With the victory, Poland conquers its first jury title, as well the Polish language. The regular winner  Sudatlantiek ended up in the runner up position and  Riklaren completed the top 3.
Melodi ni Solarie 12

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The 12nd edition of Melodi ni Solarie took place in  Nordens for the second time after the province´s second victory with Fredi Leis and the Spanish-sung song *Sálvate*.

The theme of this edition was songs randomly chosen from 4 different playlists generated by Spotify - Discovery Weekly, Nordic Folk, Roots Revival, Rock to Work and the category Foreigner Languages were songs randomly chosen based on the language they were sung.

The edition followed the current format, 5 groups with 5 provinces in each. For the first time, the songs were categorized as ''In, Out or Wildcard''. In the end, the songs categorized as *Wildcard* were listened again and the ones that didn't make the final were marked as Out.

Also, for the second time in history (the first being Melodi ni Solarie 9), there were 11 songs in the final, after the jury decided for 3 wildcards.

One jury voted in the semifinals and 3 juries voted in the final.  Verhagen won its first title with the song *Curtains* by the band **Arcane Roots.** It is the 5th time a song in English wins the title and the 3rd time that an artist from England wins, marking a new record of victories per country. Also for the 3rd time, there was a draw for the victory. The number of 12 points was decisive and left  Lukkö in the 2nd place, being this the first time that the province reach the finals.
Melodi ni Solarie 73

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For the 4th time,  Eldureyjar hosts an edition of Melodi ni Solarie, being the first time in the city of Branden.

This edition was marked by a format change; the edition was held with an unprecedented format thus far: four semifinals were held, with 2 direct qualifiers for each semifinal and 7 wildcards being handed.

The semifinals all took place on dub.dj with two juries voting and the final and the jury were voted by one jury.

In the end, a surprise:  Sudatlantiek that had qualified to the finals through wildcard after ranking 4th in the semifinal won the final with one point ahead of  Austrin, conquering its 4th title to date with the song *Öyle Kolay Aşık Olmam* by Canozan & Damla Eker

 Sudatlantiek victory broke some records: it is the first time that a song in Turkish wins the festival, the first time that a song sung by male and female vocalist wins and also the first time Turkey makes a winner.

In the jury voting,  Atlans ended up winning its second jury title with *Silikon* by Damla Pehlevan, becoming also the first Turkish singer and the first song sung in Turkish to win the jury title.  Sudatlantiek ended up second, making the first all-turkish Top 2 in the jury title, while  Nordatlantik ended up on the 3rd place.
Melodi ni Solarie 128

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Once more an edition of Melodi ni Solarie is hosted in  Fielden where 26 provinces took part of the contest, with the returns of  Eldureyjar and  Moinsmark and the withdraw of  Kastalls and  Pokrieter as they've finished in the bottom 2 of the previous contest.

This edition used the classic format of two semifinals and a 17-song final as two juries voted in the semifinals by free pick and one jury voted in the final, although the jury winner was decided by two juries.

In the end,  Atlans won its 8th title with the English duo Easy Life and Arlo Parks and the song *Sangria*, six poinst behind  Austrin and the band Inhaler. This is the first title for the province in 47 editions.

This is the second time in a row that a song from England wins the competition, the 14th time overall. Although born in England, Arlo Parks claimed the spot in the final at Melodin Vereld for Chad due its Chadian roots.

The jury title went to  Fortalet which won its 4th title with the band Artificial Language, despite finishing 8th overall in the regular competition.  Torsholm takes the 2nd place, being the first time the newly formed province gets a medal at the jury title, while the MS Winner  Atlans got the 3rd place.
Melodi ni Solarie 70

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The 70th edition of Melodi ni Solarie took part for the 4th time in  Madrigalle. The theme of the edition was comebacks. Every province sent an artist that had previously represented them, independently of their previous result - as it is tradition for every 10 contests.

Three previous winners came back, however only one reached the final: The Howl and The Hum for  Atlans, reaching the 6th place in the final.

In the end,  Austrinborg came out victorious to claim its 6th title with Wilder Woods and the song *Sure Ain't.* The artist had taken part previously of MS 67 where he got a 4th place.

With the victory, Wilder Woods becomes the 11th artist from the United States to win a title and *Sure Ain't* is the 40th song in English language to win it.

The runner up was Miriam Bryant for  Riklaren. She had taken part previously on MS 2 and not only reached the record of the contest to reach a top 4 with the biggest time absent of the festival (68 editions passed until she returned) as she took the first top 4 in 46 editions for her province.

 Austrinborg also won the Jury Title, being only the 17th time when the winner of the regular competition also wins the Jury Title.  Pokrieter and  Atlans completed the top 3 of the jury.
Melodi ni Solarie 130

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The 130th edition of Melodi ni Solarie took place in  Pokrieter under the slogan *A Vibe.* This edition was a special edition where all the contests have already taken part of the festival in a previous edition presented a new song.

This edition used a completely new format of competition: there were 12 battles between two songs that would proceed to another battle against another battle winner where this new winner would qualify directly to the final. The second battle losers would go to the semifinal while 6 wildcards were given. The 3rd and 4th placers in MS 192 were given a bye to the second leg of the semifinals, while the host province + the runner up of the previous edition were given a bye to the final. A 16-song final was used and the winner was decided upon one jury's ranking.

Worth noting this is the 2nd edition ever with 28 songs in total, as the bottom 2 countries of the previous edition were not forced to withdraw.

In the end,  Nordens won its first title in 37 editions, totaling 10 titles - being the first in the second season.  Austrinborg was the runner up while  Eldureyjar was the third.

Matilda Mann became the 30th female (or female vocalist in a group) to win the title; she also became the 16th English act to win the festival - the fourth in the last five editions.

The jury win went to  Kastalls' Amanda Tenfjord with the song *Troubled Water* - with the win she is the 5th artist to win more than 2 jury titles joining Angèle, Clueso, Douwe Bob and Tom Odell.  Kastalls wins its 4th jury title, making also the 5th act from Norway to win the jury title.
Melodi ni Solarie 133

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The 133th edition of Melodi ni Solarie took place in  Jarnælands, after hosting for the last time 72 editions ago.

This edition used the same format as the last two editions, with a small format change: after the semifinal 1 and 2, the songs would be placed in three different tiers, with the top 2 from the previous edition automatically set in the first tier while the bottom 2 from the previous edition in the third tier (none of these songs took part in the semifinals) - the remaining provinces where shared among the three tiers, with the exception of the semifinal winners that qualified directly to the final. This is also the first time since Melodi ni Solarie 13 where no provinces had a guarantee spot in the final, which lead the runner up of the previous edition  Austrin to not qualify to the final.

In the end,  Torsholm won its first title, in its 10 participation and then becoming the 27th province to win a title, leaving  Kirksden (that debuted along  Torsholm after gaining provincial status due Moines' break out) as the only province to has never win a MS title.  Styrknes finished second in the battle for the title.

With the band *Sports* winning the title, the  United States takes for the 20th time the title of Melodi ni Solarie, a record thus far.

The jury title went also to  Torsholm and the song *Baby Baby*, being this the first time that the jury title and the MS title goes to the same song since Melodi ni Solarie 101, being this only the 23rd time this happens.  Styrknes and  Nordens finished second and third consecutively.
Melodi ni Solarie 11

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The 11th edition of Melodi ni Solarie was held for the first time in Reikinn,  Jarnælands under the slogan *It is All Aligned*.

The theme of this edition were songs chosen from Sounds European and related videos to these songs found randomly on Youtube, no matter the language, style or country.

The format of 5 semifinals, wildcard round and final was used again, having one jury voting in the semifinals and two juries voting in the final.

 Nordens ended up winning its second title, being the first victory with Darin on Melodi ni Solarie 8, meanwhile  Maragat reaching the 2nd place, falling 5 points short.

"*Sálvate*" becomes the second song being sung in Spanish to win the contest, having Spain its first title in the competition.
Melodi ni Solarie 43

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For the 3rd time, Melodi ni Solarie took part in Kveiksrup,  Madrigalle under the slogan *Swim against the stream.*

The same format has been used: two juries voted in the semifinals and three juries voted in the finals and there was not a specific theme for the edition.

In the end,  Pokrieter wins its first title with the singer The Beach and the song *Bridge Back To Your Heart,* four points ahead of  Sintmartæn, which song qualified as a wildcard to reach the 2nd position - tying with  Sudatlantiek's Melisses as the best position for a wildcard in a final, which happened during MS 18.

England takes its 7th title - a record thus far and the first title in 15 editions while the English language takes its 20th title.

 Pokrieter had never reached a top 3 before its victory, although the province had already taken a jury win for Melodi ni Solarie 22.

 Sintmartæn took home the jury title, being the 3rd title for the province in the jury voting and also marks as the first wildcard to win the jury title so far.
Melodi ni Solarie 60

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The 60th edition of Melodi ni Solarie also marked the 5th time that an edition of full former MS alumni return to battle for the title, taking place in  Austrin after it won its 7th title in the previous edition.

The format changed from the last 2 editions in the semifinal but it was kept in the final: two juries voted in the semifinal via playlist due picks rather than ranking and the final happened live with the vote of four juries.

In this edition, only one former winner returned to the competion and managed to win once again: The Last Shadow Puppets, who had won Melodi ni Solarie 10 with the song *Miracle Aligner* won its second title with the song *My Mistakes Were Made For You*. With this win, the band join Ásgeir (who won Melodi ni Solarie 32 and Melodi ni Solarie 40) as the only artists so far to have won the main title of the competition twice.

With the win,  Jarnælands takes home its 4th title, ending a 41-edition streak without a winning the competition (the province won three titles between in the 10s decade, being the last one on Melodi ni Solarie 19).  Talar's Dingo Bell ended up in the second position, only 1 point behind.

England wins its 10th title, opening a margin of 3 titles over the second place, the USA, thus far. English language claims its 32nd victory.

Also worth mentioning that for the first time in a all-alumni edition that the top 4 repeated entirely its previous result: The Last Shadow Puppets (had already won in its last participation on MS 10), Dingo Bells (repeated its second place conquered on MS 49), La Lusid (achieved a 3rd place for the third time: the band had already finished in in third on MS 34 and MS 40) and First Aid Kit (who finished 4th and had also finished 4th in its last participation on MS 20).

The jury title also went to  Jarnælands, marking its second jury title and the first one in 59 editions. This is the 15th time (3rd time in a row) that the winner of the regular competition also wins the jury title.
It Takes 2

**It Takes 2** is the 6th episode in the series.

## Plot synopsis

Gail and Stevie were very pleased with them selves they were going on *It Takes 2*. And had been practicing all day they decided to try some songs on Ernest. First they tried '*Thank God I'm a Country Boy*' but Ernest didn't like it. So they tried another John Denver song called '*Take Me Home*' Ernest said it was perfect but Ernest hoped very much they would go do '*Dancing On Ice*' instead.

## Appearances

* Gail
* Stevie
* Ernest

## Notes & trivia

* The episode aired in S4 E21 of Comedy Inc.
* When Gail and Stevie begin singing 'Take Me Home, Country Roads', the first 2 lines were switched.
Melodi ni Solarie 66

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The 66th edition of Melodi ni Solarie took part in  Fortalet for the second time, after the province second title in the past edition.

In this edition, all songs were chosen by one jury and the semifinals took part live, with two voting juries on dub.dj and the final with one jury.

This edition was won by  Nordatlantik, a province that wins the title for the first time ever (the province had never managed to win a competition in the first 100 editions of the classic run of the festival). The first win for  Nordatlantik comes after the province managed to win three title juries. With the win, only 4 provinces are left without any title:  Ventland,  Lukkö,  Paduls and  Barilot.

The winning band, Riga Tiger is the 3rd act from Sweden to win a title, while *Fuck You, New York* is also the third song in Swedish to win the festival. This is the first swedish combo to win in 47 editions - the first time since MS 19.

 Fielden ended up as runner up in the main competition but ended up winning the Jury Title, marking it is second jury title to date - the 3rd Icelandic jury title and the 19th for a female vocalist.
Melodi ni Solarie 23

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The 23rd edition of Melodi ni Solarie happened for a record of 5th time in  Austrin under the same format used in the last contests.

This edtion's theme were songs were "Made For You" Playlists generated by Spotify.

One jury voted in the semifinals and in the final, using the same method as the previous edition: two grades every time the song was listened - all songs were listened twice and for the third time one grade was given according to a small recap listened.

In the end,  Talar won its second title with the song "Cafuné" by Pedro Salomão, only one point ahead of  Moinsmark who gets its best result to date.

Curiously enough, Pedro Salomão is the second artist from Brazil to win the title and "Cafuné" is the second song sung in Portuguese to win the title - the first time it happened was during first  Talar's victory when they won with the portuguese-language song and Brazilian singer Nina Fernandes and "Cruel".
Melodi ni Solarie 86

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The 86th edition of Melodi ni Solarie took place in  Austrinborg for the 10th time under the slogan *Festi Meg.*

The edition counts with the biggest change in format since the classic format was implemented on Melodin 14: five heats took place with two semifinals and a big final (a similar concept has been used among Melodin 9 to 13, however with not the same structure.

Also for the first time, the prior top 6 have been given an advanced qualification for this edition: while the top 2 was directly qualified to the final, the 3rd to 6th place from the previous edition were directly qualified to the semifinals, while all the other provinces had to battle out in one of the 4 heats. From the 20 provinces battling in the heats, 16 qualified to the semifinals and from the 20 provinces in the semifinals 14 qualified to a 16-province final.

In the end,  Paduls emerged as the winner of the first edition under this new format with the song *Tut Mir Leid* by the band KLAN. This is the second win overall for the province, three editions after winning its first title ever.  Atlans with four points behind was the runner-up.

With KLAN's victory, Germany got its 10th title, being also the 10th title for German language.

The jury title went to  Maragat after finishing the regular competition at the 3rd place. This is the 10th jury title for the province, the highest number to date and the first province to reach this number.  Ventland finished second and  Eldureyjar the third.
Melodi ni Solarie 42

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The 42nd edition of Melodi ni Solarie took place for the second time in Portkallë after  Moinsmark' second vitory.

The theme of this edition was female vocalist only in languages other than English. This edition is marked the 3rd female-only edition to date, after Melodi ni Solarie 13 and Melodi ni Solarie 34 and the first edition where a genre and language limitations were imposed.

The same format of competition was adopted, repeating the system adopted on Melodi ni Solarie 37.

In the end by a margin of eight points,  Madrigalle conquered its 3rd title with Claire Laffut and the song *Mojo,* being the province's first title in 21 editions. The host province  Moinsmark ended in second, being the 4th time a host province ends as runner up.

 Madrigalle's victory bring the 3rd overall title to Belgium and also the 3rd title for the French language.

 Austrinborg was declared the jury winner in Melodi ni Juret 42, that took part in  Nordatlantik.
Melodi ni Solarie 77

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The 77th edition of Melodi ni Solarie happened for the first time in  Barilot.

This edition marks the debut of  Styrknes (which succeed from  Kastalísker and was renamed  Kastalls, doing also its debut under new name and flag). This is also the first edition in history that counted with 26 songs.

Due the new number of participants, the format was slightly changed: for the first time, two songs were qualified directly to the final (the host province plus the 2nd place of the previous edition) which made  Nordatlantik the first province in history to be qualified automatically to the final without hosting it).

The number of finalists were kept the same: with two qualified finalists, fourteen songs qualified from the semifinals with only two wildcards being given out.

The semifinals were decided by ranking while the final was decided by points.

In the end,  Styrknes made history by winning its first title in its first appearance in the festival (the new founded province joins  Riklaren as the only provinces to win in its debut). The band La Municipàl and the song *Vecchie Dogane* finished with 5 points ahead of  Madrigalle having  Fielden in the 3rd place.

This marks the first song from Italy and the first song in Italian language to win the title.

After finishing in 9th place in the regular competition,  Fortalet's Douglas Firs took the province second jury title, followed by  Paduls and  Riklaren, completing the top 3.
Melodi ni Solarie 33

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The 33rd edition of Melodi ni Solarie happened for the 3rd time in  Fielden under the special theme: female singers.

Only female singers took part of the contest, being the second time it happens - the first one, curiously enough, also took place in  Fielden.

And as it happened in the first all-female edition (when  Talar won its first title) the winner in the end of the final was  Moinsmark that took home its first title ever with *Hasta La Raíz* with the singer Natalia Lafourcade.  Jarnælands ended second, 16 points behind.

This was the first time in history that the grand final counted with 16 songs, an absolute record. It happened due de jury's decision to give three wildcards places in the final.

The host province ended in 8th place which gives the province a *Grand Slam\** being the 3rd province to do so after  Atlans and  Austrinborg.

Natalia Lafourcade is the 2nd artists from Mexico to win the title and *Hasta La Raíz* is the 4th song in Spanish to win, being the 2nd language that most made winners just after English.

 Moinsmark also took home the jury title, making it the 9th time in history when the winning song also takes the jury win.

*\* A gram slam is when a province manage to end in every single position of the Top 10 + at least one placement between 11st and 15th*
Melodi ni Solarie 10

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The 10th edition of Melodi ni Solarie was held for the first time in  Austrinborg after its victory the past edition with the song "Ta mig tillbaka" by Darin.

The theme of the 10th edition was comebacks. Every province sent an artist that had previously represented them, winning or not.

The format with 5 semifinals was used again for the 2nd time in a row, however the final counted with only 10 songs again.

The semifinals counted with one jury while the final counted with three. In the end,  Jarnælands won its first title with *Miracle Aligner* by The Last Shadow Puppets, who took part for the first time on Melodi ni Solarie 4, taking the 8th place. Clueso - the winner of Melodi ni Solarie 5 - claimed the second place with only one point behind the winner, representing  Austrin.

This is the 4th time a song sung in English wins the competition, being the 2nd song originally from England to win.
Melodi ni Solarie 8

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The 8th edtion of Melodi ni Solarie happened in  Austrin for the second time under the motto "Stay Connected".

 Nordens won its first title with the song "*Wenn sie tantz"* performed by Max Giesinger. This is the second time a song sung in German wins the festival, also being the first time that another language than English produces a champion.

Germany also becomes the first country to produce a second winner in the festival, after the victory of Clueso for  Austrin in Melodi ni Solarie 5 with the song "*Achterbahn"*.

The semifinals counted with the votes of two juries and the final with the votes of three juries. For the second time in a row, the voting of the semifinals were not considered in the final.

The theme of this edition were songs non-English language songs.
Melodi ni Solarie 38

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The 38th edition of Melodi ni Solarie took part for the second time in  Eldureyjar. The theme of this edition were songs chosen by the newest jury.

The same format that debuted last edition was adopted again - two juries voted in the semifinals, three voted in the final and the jury winner was decided by the new format.

In the end,  Eldureyjar won its 3rd title (2nd in a row) after beating  Fortalet for five points. With the victory,  Eldureyjar became the second province so far to have won two titles consecutively, after  Nordens have done it for the first time after winning a title while hosting the Melodi ni Solarie 30.  Fortalet conquers its 4th runner up title, a record along with  Austrin - being the province with the most runner ups without a title.

*Velvet Gloves & Spit* becomes the 22nd song in English language to win the title and also gives the 2nd title to Canada.

 Eldureyjar also won the jury voting and title, being the 3rd time (after  Austrinborg's Elínborg and  Maragat's PJ Harvey). Timber Timbre becomes also the 10th artist in history to win the main and the jury title, first time in 6 editions - being the last  Moinsmark' Natalia Lafourcade).
Melodi ni Solarie 22

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For the second time, Madrigalle hosted an edtion of Melodi ni Solarie under the slogan "The frontiers of music".

For the 22nd edition, the theme were random songs in different languages from around the world that were picked randomly on Youtube. One jury voted in the semifinals and the final.

 Austrin won its fourth title (a new record to date as the first province to win four titles in history) with the song "Grip (Omarm Me)" by Bazart, only one point ahead of  Plataneyjar, who got its second runner up place in the competition.

 Pokrieter, which qualified to the final as a wildcard, managed not only to get its best result as also the first top 4 result.

It is the first time that a song in Dutch language wins the title, being also the first time a winning song comes from Belgium.
Melodi ni Solarie 39

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The 39th edition of Melodi ni Solarie took place for the second time in a row in Diðrik,  Eldureyjar.

For the 3rd time in a row, the same format has been kept: two juries voted in the semifinals, three voted in the final.

For the first time,  Sudatlantiek wins the title with the song *How Many Times* by Ollie English, becoming the 16th province to win a title. The province beat  Eldureyjar for two points, preventing it to win its third title in a row.

 Eldureyjar also becomes the only province to have conquered 1st, 2nd and 3rd place hosting the festival.

Two more provinces join the Festival Grand Slam club:  Sudatlantiek with the first place and  Sintmartæn with a 4th place join  Fielden,  Austrinborg and  Atlans as the only provinces that have conquered every single position in the final (11st to 15th are counted as one).

 Sudatlantiek also won the Jury Title, which makes the 11st time that a province wins both main title and the jury title, being the second time in a row that it happens.

Ollie English becomes the first australian artist to win the festival and *How Many Times* is the 23rd song in English to win.
Melodi ni Solarie 91

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The 91st edition of Melodi ni Solarie took place in  Eldureyjar for the 5th time. The edition followed the previous format: four heats where the winner qualified directly to the final, two semifinals were the 3rd to 6th places from the previous were previously qualified at and a grand final with 16 songs.

In this edition, all songs were chosen without being heard previously.  Plataneyjar had to change its song in the final as their song that competed in the heats and semifinals were not available on YouTube, as the final happened with three voting juries. The heats and semifinals had only one voting jury.

In the end,  Ventland emerged in the first place with the song *Friek* by Lou Asril. This is the first win for the province, that had never won a title, including the original run of the festival.

Lou Asril became the first act from Austria to win the festival while *Friek* is the 48th song in English language to win the festival.

 Maragat, with the 10th place consecutively, managed to level up to the 3rd phase of the Grand Slam, being the first province that leveled up in two consecutive editions.

With  Ventland's victory,  Lukkö becomes the only province up to date that never won a edition.

The jury title was won for the 3rd time by  Fielden with *Dilemme* by Lous and the Yakuza, despite finishing the regular competition at the 3rd place. She becomes the first act from DR Congo to ever end on a top 3 and the fourth black person to win the title, being the second woman to do so.  Harrenfeld and  Sudatlantiek completed the jury's top 3.
Pregnant

The only known screenshot of Pregnant we know of.

**Pregnant** is the 11th and last/final episode of season 2 of Ernest the Engine and Others.

## Plot synopsis

Gail tells Ernest and Stevie she is pregnant. Stevie is surprised by this, but Ernest is susceptible. Ernest says that to get pregnant, it requires a sexual act to inject the males *‘liquid emission’*. Stevie wonders if it is a girl or a boy while Gail answers Ernest's question. By saying the guard gets bored so he releases his ‘emissions’ between stations inside her.

## Appearances

* Gail
* Stevie
* Ernest

## Notes & trivia

* As this was the last episode of season 2, it is no surprise that it has been lost. It is highly unlikely that anyone uploaded the episode online. The only piece of this episode that remains is just one screenshot and the unofficial audio from the short.
* In real life, a train cannot get pregnant. This was probably done for comedic purposes.
* This is the first episode in which Stevie stutters every time he speaks.
Melodi ni Solarie 3

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After  Fielden's victory, the province hosts for the first time an edition of Melodi ni Solari under the slogan "*Nú er ég vetur*", which means "*Now I am Winter"*, a title of an Icelandic song.

After the Melodi ni Solarie 13,  Fielden's title has been revoked, which made  Atlans the new winner of the edition. However during Melodi ni Solarie 34, the title was restored and given back to  Fielden.

For the first time, only the first 8 best provinces have qualified directly to the final, while two wildcards have been given to the best song ranked by the juries that have not qualified directly.

The final voting consisted in the grades from the semifinal from two juries plus the ranking from three juries in the final. The voting details can be found the **Voting Center**.

 Sintmartæn, who qualified for the first time to a final, won the competition with 79 points, 5 points ahead of the runner-up,  Austrin.

The song "*Don't Stay*" is the first song sung in English to win the contest, being also the first Irish national to do so.

The theme of this edition is songs by previous winners of Mundi Song Festival.