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Still, Get On With It

***Still, Get On With It*** is a 212 Linclian–Nodan comedy film written and directed by Martha Lewis and Catherine Wright. It is a sequel to the 210 film *Get On With It**.* It stars Barry Brown as John Radcliffe, who has become accustomed to living in the Quick World, and Ray McCalvin as Patrick Patricks, John's best friend, as well as the talents of Lucille Weston, Austin Brown, Riley Patricks and Mona Seet.

It received overwhelmingly positive reviews, with most critics stating it was an improvement over the first film in every way.

## Reception

On FilmView, the film holds an approval rating of 90%, the highest out of any *Get On With It* film. The consensus reads: "With ace acting, wonderful writing and more, *Still, Get On With It* is a definite improvement over the travesty that was *Get On With It*."
Sydinie Riots (film)

***Sydinie Riots*** is a 218 Bisinish epic historical drama film directed by Donald Vincent Jr. and written by Todd Lambert and Charles Abraham, based on the book *The Riots of Sydinie: Every Single Day* by Benjamin Ridge. The film, which chronicles the 170 Sydnie riots from the separate points of view of Prime Minister Adam Robinson and rioter Millicent Stone, stars Joseph Tatum and Michelle Griffin as Robinson and Stone respectively.

*Sydinie Riots* premiered at the 58th BFA Film Festival in Sydinie on October 8, 218 and was theatrically released on December 2, 218. It was a moderate financial success, grossing BI$165 million ($105.3 million) on a budget of BI$90 million ($57.5 million), and was widely acclaimed by critics, who praised the film for its accuracy, direction, screenplay, performances (especially Tatum and Griffin), musical score, production design, cinematography and makeup effects. It received a leading twelve nominations at the 85th University Awards, including Best Picture, but only won one award for Best Makeup and Hairstyling.

## Reception

### Critical response

On review aggregator FilmView, the film has an approval rating of 91% based on 307 reviews, with an average rating of 8.47/10. The website's critical consensus states: "Epic in length and scope yet intimate and nuanced, *Sydinie Riots* expertly explores the dichotomy felt in the turbulent era thanks to stunning filmmaking and arresting performances."

### Accolades

*Main article: List of accolades received by* Sydinie Riots

At the 85th University Awards, *Sydinie Riots* was nominated for twelve awards, the most of the ceremony: Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor (for Tatum), Best Supporting Actress, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Original Score, Best Original Song ("We'll Make This Ours"), Best Sound Editing, Best Sound Mixing, Best Production Design, Best Cinematography, Best Makeup and Hairstyling. Its nominations made it the most-nominated Bisinish film of all time at the University Awards. On the night, the film won one award for Best Makeup and Hairstyling.
Waline District

The **Waline District**, commonly referred to as simply **Waline**, is the biggest district in Greater Nazaline, Lincly by both population and area. It is in the Central Zone of Nazaline. Waline Olympic Park, where four of the 200 Summer Olympics venues are located, is here. Waline contains the entire City of Nazaline, the primary central business district of Nazaline.

Waline was created in 18 ME due to the Districts Act 18.
The Championships, Doby

**The Championships, Doby**, also known as the **Linclian Open**, is a major tennis tournament held over two weeks in Doby, Lincly City. It is the second oldest Grand Slam tennis tournament in the world, after the Sunrise Open in Jolivan.

## History

In 20 ME, following the coronation of Frederick I, a tennis tournament was proposed to the International Association of Lawn Tennis, following the success of the Sunrise Open.
Mearthvision Song Contest 205

The **Mearthvision Song Contest 205** was the sixth edition of the annual Mearthvision Song Contest, held at the Diamond Centre, Noda City on the 16th of May following Noda's victory at the 204 contest in Traicana, United Republic with the song 'très drôle' by carmaple. Easatloa withdrew, becoming the first nation to withdraw since Russanplon in 201 and 202.

It was won by Tontin with the song 'We're Free' by Frode Alfsson.

The host Noda came in 2nd with 91 points. The Northern States of Caronana came in last with 41 points, becoming the second song with Easatloan lyrics to come last in a row.

## Location

The contest took place in Noda following their victory in 204.

### Venue

The Diamond Centre is located in northern Noda City. It is able to be changed quickly, and is often used to host many events, including figure skating. It can also be open air, however MSC rules say that there has to be a roof in all venues.

### Host city selection

Due to the 208 Summer Olympics being hosted in New Joleo, many people believed that the contest should have been held in Lincly, who placed third in the previous contest—Lincon, who was in second place, had hosted the Mearthvision Song Contest 203 in Linconia. Because of this, only one city submitted a venue, Noda City, and a bid was not held.

This was met with confusion from IBU officials. Then-Executive Supervisor Matthias Simpson said in an interview with website Vision on 23 August 205, "They didn't do this when Canadina hosted the contest the same year that they hosted the winter one [sic], so I don't see why it matters this year." This was one of the reasons cited when he revealed he would step down as Executive Supervisor after the contest on 12 December later that year.

## Participating countries

The International Broadcasting Union announced on 1 December 204 that the eighteen countries that participated in the 204 contest would participate again. Joliwe was not a member of the International Broadcasting Union at this point in time, so they were not allowed to participate. They had been allowed to participate in the previous contest, however, but they did not show interest in participating.

However, very soon after, Easatloa announced that they would withdraw due to their poor results in the last contest, meaning only 17 countries would participate.
Winity

**Winity** is a city in northeastern Noda. Located 5 kilometres away from Vancina, the two makes up the larger Vancina—Winity metropolitan area.

The city borders Lake Vood, of where the Lake Spire is located. Watersports and tourism make up most of Winity's economy because of this, as well as music—many record labels, including Beats for Breakfast, are based here.

Some sports of the 218 Winter Olympics will take place in the Winity Winter Complex.
Mearth Wiki

* Noda, represented by Angelina Moon *(pictured)*, wins **the Mearthvision Song Contest** with the song "Magia".
* Ikue is **crowned** queen of the Commonwealth realms at Capyra Cathedral in Lincly City.
* In cinema, *Metronome* wins **Best Picture** at the 85th University Awards.

* ...the **flag of Canadina** *(pictured)* is nearly identical to the flag of Denver?
* ...until May 216, the **legal drinking age in Lincly** was 17?
* ...several journalists have described transgender actress **Lexie Parker** as a lipstick feminist?
* ...despite Lincly's strict gun laws, **shooting** was one of the events held at the 200 Summer Olympics?
* ...Barry Brown signed up for ***Survivor: Black Swan Island*** assuming it to be a new season of Celebrity Survivor, which is filmed at the same location?
* ...since 165, all electric power supplied to Kodor has come from a **singular dam**?
* ...Sluvica shares its **independence day** with that of the United States?

	+ **Future events** – Ideas for pages that have not been created yet.
	+ **Trivia** – Miscellaneous facts about Mearth Wiki.
	+ **Scrapped content** – Content that is no longer considered canon.
* **Old featured articles** – A record of unfinished articles previously featured on Mearth Wiki.
* **Templates** – A guide to using templates.
Michael Jones

**Michael Jones** (4 March 140—29 November 169) was a Linclionian citizen, known for being the person in the Linclionian propaganda poster 'This is What Will Happen With a Monarchy', due to his participation in the Nazaline Freedom Riot. He was also known for being one of the thousands of people massacred in the November Massacre.

According to a study released by the Linclian and Linconian Modernisation Committee in 180, he was revealed to be a distant relative of Sandra Lawson.
Shisini

**Shisini**, officially the **Republic of Shisini** (Yelsivan: R

epública de Shisini) is a partially recognised state in Central Caronana. It has been recognised by four countries.

Other countries recognise that both Yelsiva and Southern Yelsiva govern Shisini. This makes Shisini both the only province to be governed by two countries (a condominium) and the only country under this criteria to try to become independent.

## Sports

Although Shisini declared independence in 202, its NOC was not recognised by the IOC until 212. This move was quite controversial—out of the 103 members, 4 abstained, 49 voted 'no' and 50 voted yes. It competed at the 212 Summer Olympics but failed to win a medal.

Shisini successfully qualified for the 214 IFA World Cup, but lost two and tied one match.
Abdication of Frederick II

On 24 September 218, amidst a sudden rise in support of republicanism in Lincly, Frederick II abdicated the Linclian throne in a televised address beginning 18:30 LT. Frederick II was immediately succeeded by his 18-year-old daughter Ikue, who gained the title Queen Ikue shortly thereafter. Frederick II's abdication is the second consecutive time a Linclian monarch abdicated their throne, with the previous time being Anne II's eighteen years earlier.

The abdication immediately became a divisive topic within the country, with users on Twitter indicating their support for it following the conclusion of the address. A significant amount of critics on the platform, however, displayed strong opposition towards the decision, citing support for the monarchy and Ikue's overall views on it.
Summer Olympic Games

The **Summer Olympic Games** also known as the **Games of the Olympiad**, are an international multi-sport event that is hosted by a different city every four years. The Games were first held in 200 in Nazaline, Lincly, and were most recently the 216 Summer Olympics held in Juliva, Yelsiva. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) organises the Games and oversees the host city's preparations. In each Olympic event, gold medals are awarded for first place, silver medals are awarded for second place, and bronze medals are awarded for third place.

The Summer Olympics has been hosted on three continents by a total of five countries. They have been hosted once each in Lincly (200), Maro (204), Noda (208), Bisini (212), and Yelsiva (216).

The 220 Summer Olympics will be held in Linky, Lincon. The IOC has also selected Porta to host the Games in 224.

## Hosting

The Summer Olympics have been held in Eurovo and Caronana twice each: in Nazaline (200) and Gali (204); and New Joleo (208) and Juliva (216), respectively. Ocrania has hosted it once in 212, in Maldisive. Eurovo will host them again in 220 in Linky, and Aflicane will host the 224 Summer Olympics in Porta. No country has hosted the games twice.

Three of the five host countries have been predominantly Linclian-speaking nations: Bisini, Lincly and Noda. The other two, Maro and Yelsiva, speak Maron and Yelsivan respectively.

The largest city by population to have hosted the event is Juliva. The smallest, on the other hand, is Gali.

Some football matches at the 224 Summer Olympics will be hosted in Avino and Bisini as Porta, a city-state, only has two football stadiums. All of the stadiums in Bisini were also used for the football events at the 212 Summer Olympics, including the Olympic Stadium and the Weslingtate Stadium in Maldisive, which hosted the ceremonies and athletics, and the football final respectively. This will make Maldisive the first city to host events at two Summer Olympics.
Sulofest 219

***Sulofest* 219** is set to be the inaugural edition of the Sluvican music competition *Sulofest: Pisma za Mertviziju* which selects Sluvica's entries to the Mearthvision Song Contest. Organised by Sluvican Radiotelevision (SRT) to select Sluvica's debut entry to the Mearthvision Song Contest 219, the contest is due to be held at the Independence Arena in Sulov on 4 February 219 and is set to be presented by Edita Brijka, Ina Marina and Ante Sluvar.

## Location

*Sulofest* 219 is set to be held at the Independence Arena in Sulov as announced by SRT. The Independence Arena has a capacity of approximately 30,500 attendees.

## Competing entries

The "expert" jury for *Sulofest* 219 is composed of 25 members who work at SRT and SMC as well as popular singers from Sluvica. The song submission period for the event was open for 2 months until 12 December 218. The jury chose 8 submissions received by SRT out of 584. A week later, the jury revealed all 8 artists who were selected to compete in *Sulofest* 219. On 12 January 219, SRT released all competing entries on most available streaming platforms.
Luma District

The **Luma District**, commonly referred to as simply **Luma**, is one of thirteen districts in Greater Nazaline, Lincly. It is located between Waline and Bilsiva District, and the second most densely populated district in Nazaline.

Unlike most other districts, Luma was not created by the Districts Act 18.
Paralympic Games

The **Paralympic Games** is a major international multi-sport event involving athletes with a range of disabilities, including impaired muscle power (e.g. paraplegia and quadriplegia, muscular dystrophy, post-polio syndrome, spina bifida), impaired passive range of movement, limb deficiency (e.g. amputation or dysmelia), leg length difference, short stature, hypertonia, ataxia, athetosis, vision impairment and intellectual impairment. The first Paralympic Games will be held in 220 in correspondence with the 220 Summer Olympics and the first Winter Paralympic Games will be held in 222.
Ode to Lincly

"**Ode to Lincly**", also known as "**O Lincly**" because of the tune, is the national anthem of Lincly. It is the only national anthem in the world without any lyrics.

It is one of the oldest national anthems in the world, as it was first adopted in 15 BME. However, in 25 ME, Lincly and Lincon united into Linclion, so a new national anthem known as Glad To Be United was adopted. When a successful coup d'état in 83 established the Linclionian dictatorship, yet another new anthem was adopted. Ode to Lincly was adopted once again when Linclion collapsed, as the national anthem of Lincly.
Sluvica in the Mearthvision Song Contest

**National final**
* ***Sulofest: Pisma za Mertviziju***

Sluvica has not participated in the Mearthvision Song Contest yet. Having become an independent country in July 218, the country will make its debut in 219. The country is one of four countries that will make its debut that year. Sluvica's broadcaster, Sluvican Radiotelevision (SRT), will use the national final *Sulofest* 219 to select their debut entrant to the contest.

## History

On 4 July 218, Sluvica gained its independence and became a sovereign country. In the coming weeks, its government established the country's public broadcaster Sluvican Radiotelevision (SRT) who was later offered the "independence present" by the IBU. This allows them to participate in the contest in 219 as an Associate Broadcaster of the IBU. Sluvican Radiotelevision soon accepted this offer.

Sluvica will make their debut participation in the Mearthvision Song Contest 219. The national final *Sulofest* 219 (a part of the wider *Sulofest: Pisma za Mertviziju* serial of national finals) is intended to select their artist and song, and is also set to comprise one show hosted on 4 February 219. Due to the large intake in countries, only the "Big Six" consisting of the top six placed countries of the previous edition will automatically qualify for the final; as it did not rank in the previous edition, Sluvica will have to take part in one of two semi-finals.

## Related involvement

### Heads of delegation

The public broadcaster of each participating country in the Mearthvision Song Contest assigns a head of delegation as the IBU's contact person and the leader of their delegation at the event. The delegation, whose size can greatly vary, includes a head of press, the contestants, songwriters, composers and backing vocalists, among others.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Mearthvision 219: Here are the 36 countries competing in Poler". *Mearthvision.tv*. IBU. 20 October 218. Retrieved 20 October 218.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Important news: Sluvica's SuloFest: Pisma za Mertviziju will be moved on 4 February 219!". *mscfun.org*. 1 February 219. Retrieved 2 February 219.
3. ↑ Nolan, Kaylie. "The IBU confirms two semi-finals for 218". *mearthvoice.com*. 7 October 218. Retrieved 7 October 218.
4. ↑ "Heads of Delegation". International Broadcasting Union. Retrieved 15 October 218.
Northern States of Caronana in the Mearthvision Song Contest

The Northern States of Caronana has participated in the Mearthvision Song Contest 14 times since making its debut at the first contest in 200.

The Northern States of Caronana withdrew from the contest in 207 due to diplomatic tensions between them and host country Russanplon, along with Maro and the United Republic, but did not return until 211.

## Contestants

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The Followers (205 film)

***The Followers*** is a 205 zombie action horror film directed by T.T. Gregson from a screenplay by Aaron Wells and Steven Smith. A remake of Smith's 173 horror film of the same name and the fourth film in the *The Followers* franchise, it stars Louis Chapman and Joseph Tatum as Frank Holly and Dr. Ronald Daniels, with Isla Brand, Tom Tapple, Milo Lake, Lucille Weston and Gordon Scott (who had starred as Holly in the original series) in supporting roles. In the film, after Daniels brings a corpse back to life, it begins attacking and turning other people into undead corpses called "Followers". A group of people, lead by Holly and Daniels, attempt to find a way to put an end to the outbreak before it is too late.

Work on a remake began in 197, when producer Ferris Abramson bought the rights from the original trilogy's producer Rob Jackman. It was temporarily put on hold when Abramson moved to work on *Blood Vision*, where he met director Gregson. Gregson showed interest in the project as an avid fan of the original film, though he did not like the less critically successful sequels. As such, Gregson and Abramson hired Smith, the original film's writer and the director of the first two films, to write the script with Wells. Production officially began in 202 after the completion of *Float*, as Gregson's third film. The remake was much more action-orientated than the original, though Gregson intended the film to remain grounded in reality, and gave the minor character of Dr. Daniels a bigger role to demonstrate the repercussions of his actions. Filming took place from October 203 to February 204 in Montree, Canadina. The special makeup effects for the film were created by Tom Alcona, like the original trilogy, and the music was composed by Stephen Wilson.

*The Followers* was released on October 2, 205 by Valance Pictures. It topped the box office for three weeks and became the highest-grossing film in the franchise, finishing its theatrical run grossing $234.8 million worldwide against a budget of $31 million. It was, however, Gregson's lowest-grossing film until *Why Not Me?* (218). Reviews were mixed, with acclaim for Gregson's direction and the makeup and production values, but criticism came for its lack of character development, humor and tone, and it was generally seen as too similar to other zombie films. It won Alcona his sixth University Award for Best Makeup, overtaking Vera Fox as the makeup artist with the most awards. A sequel, *Army of the Followers*, was released on October 11, 209, unrelated to the original film's sequels.

## Reception

### Critical response

Critical reception to the film was mixed. On the review aggregator website FilmView, 65% of 215 critics' reviews are positive, with an average rating of 6.1/10. The website's consensus reads, "Thanks to T.T. Gregson's typically devoted direction, *The Followers* is better than it could be, but this belated remake of a horror classic does little to distinguish itself from the other zombie movies of this decade." Audiences polled by CinemaScore gave the film an average grade of "B" on an A+ to F scale.
Trip (singer)

**Jordan Mark Rey** (born 28 May 177), known professionally as **Trip**, is a Bisinish singer and dancer, born in Jordan, Nosini. He represented Bisini in the Mearthvision Song Contest 206 with "I Dig It", which finished in last place with just 34 points.

## Personal life

Rey married songwriter Hallie Brown in December 196, with whom he has one child, born in July 200. Brown filed for a divorce in February 207, calling him a "vile beast" and citing his opinions on transgender people as a reason for divorce. The two fought in court for custody of their child, with Brown winning. Brown has attempted to distance herself from Rey and has raised their child as a single mother since, keeping their life private.

### Views on transgender people

In October 204, after the Gender Recognition Act was passed, allowing anyone, regardless of age, to change their legal gender without a gender dysphoria diagnosis, Rey wrote an opinion piece in *The Jordan Express*, in which he said: "Groomers will exploit this stupid new law to sexually abuse women and children. The fact that it was passed with little opposition from either side is sickening." In a now-deleted tweet, he expressed opposition to the use of hormones on children, describing them as "harmful" and calling parents who support their trans children "abusers".

When Rey was chosen for the Mearthvision Song Contest in 205, criticism was immediate. The official music video for "I Dig It" became the most disliked Mearthvision-related video on Vuzu, and the BBC received many complaints and petitions demanding that he be replaced. The BBC, however, did not replace him. Isabelle York, co-winner of the 200 contest for Bisini as part of Izzy and Dig, called the BBC transphobic and said: "Mearthvision is a beacon for friendship and acceptance, and as a lesbian and trans ally I am appalled. The BBC's decision to select him in the first place was terrible on its own, but their reaction to the backlash is even worse. Millions of trans people will watch the contest this year and not be able to properly enjoy it because someone who outwardly hates them is singing in it."

Though the BBC did not replace him, they removed him from their website's branding and any advertisements. Bisini's last-place finish is considered to be a result of the backlash, and also ignited the "dark ages" of Bisini at the contest. Helen Martin was replaced as Bisini's head of delegation in 206 by Sandra Lewis, who condemned Trip and the BBC's failure to replace him.
Marie-Lee Blake

**Marie-Lee Blake** (born 14 May 200, aged 17) is a Bisinish singer, who rose to fame after winning *The Voice of Bisini 217*. She will represent Bisini in the Mearthvision Song Contest 218 with the song "When I Wait".

## Early life

Blake was born in the Prism District of Silversands on 14 May 200. Taking up an early interest in music, she took singing lessons from age 6. She also learned to speak Danian fluently. Aged 13, she created a YouTube channel called MarieLee and, with help from her parents, posted covers of different songs, integrating Danian into the lyrics. A cover of Big Weep's "Kiss Me, or Don't" went viral, receiving over 2 million views in a month. This cover also attracted the attention of member Lindsay Hopkins, who followed her on Twitter.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Bisini to send Marie-Lee Blake to Sydinie". *Mearthvision.tv*. IBU. 17 September 217. Retrieved 24 September 217.
2. ↑ "Get to know Marie-Lee Blake, Bisini's Mearthvision 218 singer" *The Whirl*. 20 October 217. Retrieved 24 October 217.
List of entries in the Mearthvision Song Contest

Around 300 entries have been submitted into the Mearthvision Song Contest since it began in 200, comprising songs and artists which have represented twenty-two countries. The contest, organised by the International Broadcasting Union (also known as IBU), is held annually between members of the Union, with participating broadcasters from different countries submitting songs to the event and casting votes to determine the most popular in the competition.

## Entries

### 200s

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8. ↑ <templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>"Eurovision Song Contest: London 1968". *eurovision.tv*. Retrieved 1 June 2020.
9. ↑ <templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>"Eurovision Song Contest: Madrid 1969". *eurovision.tv*. Retrieved 1 June 2020.

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Mearthvision Song Contest 203

The **Mearthvision Song Contest 203** was the fourth edition of the annual Mearthvision Song Contest, held at the Linconia Expo in Linconia, Lincon on the 19th of May following Lincon's victory at the 202 contest in Montree, Canadina with the song 'Bí ar an Duine' by Darcy Lyons. Avino debuted and Russanplon returned to the contest, participating for the first time since the 200 contest in Poler, Dania.

It was won by the United Republic with the song 'International' by Alejo Damirón.

The host Lincon came in 15th with 50 points, the first time the host country finished in the bottom five. Halsivon infamously came in last with one point.

## Location

The contest took place in Lincon following their victory in 202.

### Venue

Linconia Expo was initially constructed in 184 to house the International Broadcasting Centre of the 184 Lincly-Lincon Games, but became a convention centre following this event.

### Host city selection

Four cities in Lincon expressed interest in hosting the competition.

## Participating countries

On 14 August 202, the International Broadcasting Union announced that seventeen countries planned to participate in the next contest, as Avino had joined the IBU a fortnight before and was allowed to participate in it.

On 16 December, Russanplon announced that they planned to return to the contest.
Table tennis at the 200 Summer Olympics

**Table tennis at the 200 Summer Olympics**
 Host country
 Dates
 Venue(s)

**Table tennis** at the **200 Summer Olympics** in Nazaline took place from 16 to 21 July 200 at the Waline Convention Centre.

## Medal summary

All events at the Games took the form of a knockout competition.

 Men's team
Asterio Benanti
Venerio Baudo (MAR)
Eliseo Andino
Tomas Molina (SYS)
Jeremías Gallo
 Women's singles
 Women's team
Ilda Cambareri
Romana Marolda (MAR)
Esmé Roarty
Alexandra O'Friel (LIN)
Mary Tully
Nadia Tully (LCY)
Sorry, Dad

***Sorry, Dad*** is a 217 Nodan comedy film directed by Katherine Wright and written by Glenn Watanabe. It stars Steven Gilligan, Ray McCalvin, Natasha Young, Milo Lake, Kenya Dyer, Justin Bradford and Bill Ken. The film follows Dan Stewart (Gilligan), a 20-year-old slacker who pretends to be a successful businessman when his estranged wealthy father Nicholas (McCalvin) pays him a visit. When things go awry, Nicholas reluctantly promises to whip him into shape.

*Sorry, Dad* premiered at the Tugson Theatre in Noda City on July 26, 217, and was released in Noda on July 30. The film received mixed to positive reviews from critics, who praised the performances, humor and chemistry between Gilligan and McCalvin but criticized the plot and writing. It was a box-office success, grossing $342 million on a budget of $43 million. A sequel is in development.

## Cast

* Steven Gilligan as Dan Stewart, an intelligent but lazy 20-year-old slacker
* Ray McCalvin as Nicholas Stewart, Dan's wealthy but estranged father
* Natasha Young as Mary Stewart, Dan's kind but stressed mother and Nicholas's ex-wife
* Milo Lake as Gil, a friend of Dan's who is often mistaken for a woman named Jill
* Kenya Dyer as Margaret, Mary's best friend and implied girlfriend
* Justin Bradford as Steph, a male stripper
* Bill Ken as Brad Stewart, Nicholas's easy-going brother and Dan's uncle

## Reception

### Critical response

On FilmView, *Sorry, Dad* has an approval rating of 62% based on 271 reviews with an average rating of 6/10. The site's critical consensus reads, "*Sorry, Dad* stands emphatically on the shoulders of its two likeable leads, even if this predictable comedy leaves little to the imagination." Audiences polled by CinemaScore gave the film an average grade of "A-" on an A+ to F scale.

Lucy Samson of *The Wolf* gave the film three-and-a-half stars out of five, writing: "*Sorry, Dad* is predictable to a fault. But it's undoubtedly charming, and it's nice to see director Katherine Wright reunite with *Get On With It* star Ray McCalvin; that was how she really got her big break, and there's the schmaltzy charm of that all throughout."

Frank Lewis of *Stones* felt the film "plays it far too safe for an adult comedy" and criticized McCalvin's performance, writing: "[He] has proved time and time again that he's a competent comedic actor; last year's *How to Survive an Office Job* stood out because of how fantastic he could act. But with *Sorry, Dad*, every line he delivers is stale and he looks uncomfortable throughout the whole thing. If that's more the fault of the also-poor direction, it's still unusual for him."
Oh Yes: A Mearthvision Song Contest Celebration

***Oh Yes: A Mearthvision Song Contest Celebration*** was a live television programme and concert organised by the International Broadcasting Union (IBU) and produced by the Télévision de Danie (TDD) to commemorate the Mearthvision Song Contest's 10th anniversary. The event took place on 24 August 209 at the Poler Arena in Poler, Dania, which had hosted the first contest in 200.

All countries which had participated in the Mearthvision Song Contest 209 broadcast the contest, as well as the Northern States of Caronana, which had not participated at the contest since 206. Juries and televotes from these countries voted in the two semi-finals to determine the best winning countries and runners-up, and the songs that qualified from these participated in the final, where one would win to become the best first or second-place song ever. It was hosted by Lincoln and Linka (whose song, "Oh Yes", was the namesake of the event, and, as a second-place song, took part in the event), and Constantin Allais, one of the hosts of the Mearthvision Song Contest 200.

The event was won by Bisinish duo Izzy and Dig with the song "Animals", which had originally won the Contest for Bisini in 200, the inaugural contest. The group were presented with a custom-made glass-blown trophy, that, similar to Mearthvision trophy. The top five were rounded out by "This Modern World", Canadina's entrant in 201 and the winner of that contest, "très drôle", the winning song of the 204 contest for Noda, "Do You Think So?", Noda's entrant in 205 and the highest-scoring runner-up song, and "Bí ar an duine", Lincon's winning song in 202.

The majority of the performing artists attended the event, but some did not. Some other Eurovision artists in attendance included Lile, Lincon's representative in 200 and 206, Lucy Luce, Dania's representative in 201, Alec Hutchinson, half of Alec 'n' Aubrey, the Northern States of Caronana's 204 entrant (Hutchinson would later win the contest in 211), and Clare Bracy, Canadina's artist in 207.

This was the first Mearthvision event to involve televoting, as it would not be used in the Mearthvision Song Contest until 215.

## Organisation

In the buildup to the 209 contest, the IBU announced that an anniversary event would be held after the contest, but did not give any other information. On 10 December 208, they officially announced the event, stating that TDD had agreed to host it in Poler Arena. They were the only broadcaster considered to host the event, since they had previously hosted the 200 contest.
Softball at the 216 Summer Olympics

**Softball at the 216 Summer Olympics**
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The final of the softball event at the 216 Summer Olympics in Juliva took place on 11 August. The group stages took place at Luria Stadium in Luria, while the knockout competitions took place at Salaledo Field in Juliva.

Jolivan took the gold, while host Yelsiva took silver. Lincly took the bronze medal.
Olympic Stadium

***Olympic Stadium*** is the name usually given to the main stadium of an Olympic Games.

An Olympic stadium is the site of the opening and closing ceremonies. Many, though not all, of these venues actually contain the words *Olympic Stadium* as part of their names.

Olympic Stadium may also be named a multi-purpose stadium which hosts Olympic sports.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ Under construction. Other than 'Olympic Stadium', there are no official names for the stadium.
2. ↑ As of yet, no stadiums have been proposed to be used or built due to it being early in the preparation stage.
Northern States of Caronana

*This article is about the country referred to as Caronana. For the continent, see Caronana.*
The **Northern States of Caronana**, also referred to as **NSC** or simply **Caronana**, is a country in Caronana. Located near the North Pole, it is bordered by the Sanada Ocean to the east, Canadina to the south, and the Nyamic Ocean to the west and north. Its capital is Jameton, while its most populous city is Burlington.
Vixleeox

**Vixleeox** (Linclian: *skin balls*, pronounced */ˈvɪksliɑks/*; singular *vixleeon*) are dumplings of a filling made from mashed or blended chicken (occasionally turkey) skin wrapped in thin, unleavened dough. They are typically pan-fried or boiled and covered with sauce before serving.

Vixleeox are considered staples of Odilish cuisine. It is unknown when they were first created and what part of the country they originate from, but were first documented by Linclionian explorer James McDonald in 56, as food made from the leftover skin of roast chicken served at mealtimes. Public sale of vixleeox is banned by the Odilish government, which considers them remnants of the monarchist era of Odilivan. As such, they are popular with the Odilish diaspora, especially those who left the country due to the Odilish Civil War, and in families with Odilish ethnic backgrounds.

1. ↑ Gleeson, Barbara (2 December 215). "Vixleeox: the Odilish food of freedom?". *The Cloud.* Retrieved 23 December 218.
Mearthvision Song Contest 207

Northern States of Caronana

The **Mearthvision Song Contest 207** was the eighth edition of the annual Mearthvision Song Contest, held at the Olimpiyskiy Zal, Mosovern, on the 14th of May following Russanplon's victory at the 206 contest in Maylvík, Tontin with the song "Расправить крылья" by Feodora Sapozhinskya.

Sixteen countries participated in the contest, as a record three countries withdrew for political tensions with Russanplon, these being Maro, the Northern States of Caronana and United Republic. Despite this, Maro still broadcasted the contest and reported the highest viewing share out of every country.

The winner was Avino with the song "Flood" performed by Cerise and written by Samuel Serre. Avino's victory made them the first country to win the contest that did not debut in 200. Rinasine achieved their second second-place win in a row, and Jolivan, Easatloa and Tontin rounded out the top five; Easatloa and Tontin tied for fourth.

## Location

The contest took place in Russanplon following their victory in 206.

### Venue

The Olimpiyskiy Zal, Russanplonese for Olympic Hall, is called that despite never hosting an Olympic event. It is located in the centre of the city.

### Host city selection

Before the 206 contest even happened, bookmakers predicted that Russanplon would win the contest. Large cities such as Mosovern or Orelov revealed possible venues that could host the contest. When Feodora won with a then-record amount of points, the cities submitted possible host cities. They were Mosovern, Aulice, Orelov and St. Julia, each with one venue.

 St. Julia

## Participating countries

Before the official reveal of the participating countries, the Northern States of Caronana's national broadcaster, CaronanaTV, announced that they would not participate in the contest due to the diplomatic tension between them and Russanplon. Later, Maro and the United Republic did the same thing.

On 21 November 206, the IBU announced that 16 countries were to participate in the contest.
No One We Didn't Know

***No One We Didn't Know*** is a 220 Nodan biographical war drama film written and directed by Nora Kaufman, based on the 203 documentary *A Just Cause*. It stars Anthony Doyle as Cooper Q. Brown, a Nodan army general dispatched to rescue citizens of Travastov during the War in Roznikia in 199. Mabel Harris, Kit Lincoln, Kaylie Webster, and Israel McFarland star in supporting roles.

*No One We Didn't Know* premiered at the Start the Year Film Festival on January 5, 220 and was theatrically released by Lila Pictures on January 12. It received mixed reviews from critics and has grossed $129 million worldwide on a budget of $123 million.

## Reception

### Critical response

On the review aggregator website FilmView, 44% of 184 critics' reviews are positive, with an average rating of 5.6/10. The website's consensus reads: "Another blasé war flick from Nora Kaufman, *No One We Didn't Know* is a rote retelling of the award-winning documentary with much of its style and passion but little of its humanity."
The Thing About Lily Peacock

***The Thing About Lily Peacock*** is a 217 Nodan animated coming-of-age fantasy film produced by Hedgeworks Animation and distributed by Lila Pictures. The film was directed by Martha Louise, written by Kate Hutchins and starring the voices of Roxanne Delcroix, Raphael Andries, Justin Harvey, Donna Bullens, Sonia Schuyler, Mary Ann Stevens and Lucas Rigby, with Korey Goodwin and Kenya Dyer in supporting roles.
Moon (album)

*This article is about the album by Angelina Moon. For other albums of the same name, see Moon (disambiguation) § Albums.*
***Moon*** is the X studio album by Nodan singer-songwriter Angelina Moon, released on November 25, 218 through Ring Records. The artist conceived the project while reflecting upon a memorable romance and its failure, leading to a concept album centered on healing one's mental health. She co-produced *Moon* alongside X and X.

A mixed-language and primarily dance-pop record, Moon promoted it through extensive social media campaigns and television show performances, preceded by the singles "I See You" and "Mistress". Both reached the top 5 in Noda and several other territories. The hi-NRG "Magia" was released as a single following its announcement as an entry at the Nodavision Song Contest 219, and charted internationally after she won the Mearthvision Song Contest 219.

*Moon* received critical acclaim for its production, lyrical depth, and catchiness. Moon will embark on the *Moon Tour* (220) in support of the album.

## Background

Widely considered to be a pop icon, singer-songwriter Angelina Moon has been lauded by critics for her voice and has received numerous accolades regarding her music. Starting in early November 215, she was romantically involved with actress Julia Vega. The artist repeatedly expressed her happiness while in the relationship throughout the following year, adding in an interview with *Tabloid Name Here* it was "one of the most breathtaking things [she has] ever experienced." The relationship reportedly ended in late February 217, theorized by various observers to be a result of Vega engaging in infidelity. Moon began taking a hiatus from mass media outlets afterward.

The artist later confirmed she had gone through multiple depressive episodes and frequently depersonalized immediately after the couple's separation, gradually progressing into emotional isolation and constant paranoia. An intervention prompted by Moon's father Bailey and closest friends in mid-217, as revealed in the track "X", led her to seek renewed psychotherapy. Active reflection on the artist's previous relationship and the ensuing deterioration of her mental health after she and Vega separated inspired Moon to conceptualize her next music project, which would eventually be named after the artist and derive from discothèque culture as well as retrofuturism.
Mearthvision Song Contest 201

The **Mearthvision Song Contest 201** was the second edition of the annual Mearthvision Song Contest, held at the Sydinie Place in Sydinie, Bisini on the 14th of May following Bisini's victory at the 200 contest in Poler, Dania with the song 'Animals' by Izzy and Dig. No countries debuted, but Russanplon withdrew.

It was won by Canadina with the song 'This Modern World' which was performed by Amy Martinez.

The host Bisini came in 7th with 64 points. Tontin came in last with no points.

## Location

The contest took place in Bisini after their victory in 200.

### Venue

Sydinie Place is a convention centre in northern Sydinie, close to Sydinie Beach.￼

### Host city selection

On the day after Mearthvision 200 ended, two cities expressed their interest in hosting the song contest. These were Sydinie and Maldisive. Each city submitted two venues each.

 MExC

## Participating countries

The International Broadcasting Union announced that sixteen countries that participated in the previous contest planned to participate on 16 July 200, around two months after the first contest. Jolivan was still in the 199-201 Jolivan political troubles, so did not announce their participation.

Russanplon withdrew in late October due to financial problems, meaning the total was 15, which is currently the smallest amount of participating countries in Mearthvision.
Rosemarije Brinkman

**Rosemarije Brinkman** (born 17 November 198), known mononymously as **Rosemarije**, is a Warelersh singer-songwriter. She begun her music career in 215 and was signed to the record label Breakdown Records in 216. She released her debut studio album *Rood en oranje* later that year, of which the lead single "Zo goed als het was" won a Gregoor Award. She is set to represent Warelern in the Mearthvision Song Contest 219 with the song "De regen", the first entry in the contest's history to be performed entirely in the Warelersh language and the third overall to include Warelersh lyrics.

## Early life

Brinkman was born on 17 November 198 in Nieuwvoorde in modern-day Overinogel. Warelern at the time was not a recognised country. Her mother and father had an estranged relationship and the two divorced when Brinkman was two. She had little contact with her father and her mother went through various relationships before marrying someone else in 211.

She took piano lessons and joined a band at her secondary school, where she developed an interest in singing. When her family moved to Windfoort in 214, she left the band and pursued a solo career as a singer and songwriter.

## Career

In 215, Brinkman wrote and released her first single, "Kon niet meer van je houden", adopting the mononym of Rosemarije. She was signed to the record label Breakdown Records in 216, releasing her debut album *Rood en oranje* later that year. The album's lead single, "Zo goed als het was", was met with critical acclaim and won her a Gregoor Award in March 217.

In 218, Brinkman released her second album, *Met mij leef je*, which includes the song "Chaos", which she wrote and sang with Gilbert de Groot. On 1 November 218, it was announced by the Warelersh broadcaster TROS that she would represent Warelern in the Mearthvision Song Contest 219. Her entry "De regen", which she wrote with de Groot, was revealed on 28 February 219. It is first entry in the contest's history to be performed entirely in the Warelersh language and the third overall to include Warelersh lyrics.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Rosemarije vertegenwoordigen Warelern op het Mearthvisie Songfestival!". *TROS* (in Warelersh). 1 November 218. Retrieved 28 February 219.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 ""Het is alsof je nog nooit eerder hebt gezien" - ons exclusieve interview met Rosemarije Brinkman". *MSCWarelern.wr* (in Warelersh). 6 February 219. Retrieved 6 February 219.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 "Eerste beelden songfestivalnummer 'De Regen' van Rosemarije - Mearthvisie Songfestival". *tros.wr* (in Warelersh). TROS. 28 February 219. Retrieved 28 February 219.
Neo Tokyo

**Neo Tokyo**, (ネオ東京 *Neo Tōkyō*) officially **Neo Tokyo Metropolis** (ネオ東京都 *Neo Tōkyō-to*) is the capital and largest city of the State of Jolivan. It is the most populous metropolitan area in Jolivan and the world, a position it has held for the majority of its existence. Officially, it is a 'metropolitan prefecture', which combines elements of a city and prefecture.
Nazaline International Airport

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The **Nazaline International Airport**, sometimes abbreviated to **NI Airport** or **NIA**, is the second biggest airport in Lincly and fourth biggest airport in the world.

It is famous as the only airport to host an event at the Olympic Games, as it hosted the Skydiving events at the 200 Summer Olympics.

## Location

The NI Airport is located on the outskirts of Nazaline, near the motorway connecting Nazaline and Lincly City.
University Award for Best Animated Feature

The **University Award for Best Animated Feature** is given each year for animated films. An animated feature is defined by the University as a film with a running time of more than 40 minutes in which characters' performances are created using a frame-by-frame technique, a significant number of the major characters are animated, and animation figures in no less than 75 percent of the running time.

The entire UASMP membership has been eligible to choose the winner since the award's inception. If there are sixteen or more films submitted for the category, the winner is voted from a shortlist of five films, which has happened TBA times, otherwise there will only be three films on the shortlist.
Porta in the Mearthvision Song Contest

Porta has participated in the Mearthvision Song Contest 3 times since making its debut in 215.

The country was confirmed for the 215 contest before they officially became a country on 18 December 215, as their broadcaster was created before the their independence.

The country became a member of the IBU on 4 September 216, after the two-year Associate Broadcaster participation period expired.

On their first participation, the country finished in ninth with Benjamin Fouquet from Dania with the song "August". On their next participation, they finished in second, their best performance yet, with the song "Sixteen" performed by Gracie Wright from Lincly. In 217, Lucy Cox from Noda was selected to perform for Porta with the song "Today", which finished in seventh.

## Contestants

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 216 | Gracie Wright | "Sixteen"
 217 | Lucy Cox | "Today"
 218 | Confirmed intention to participate **†** |  | Automatic qualifier