How can they.......

[Workingman]

..... possibly make a programme: "Eurovision's Greatest Hits" last for 90 minutes?

[JoM]

I have no idea...it's not even as though there's advert time in that seeing as it's on BBC

[JoM]

Graham Norton and Eurovision 2013 presenter Petra Mede host a special concert to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Eurovision Song Contest.

London's Eventim Apollo Hammersmith is the venue for this official anniversary event, which features some of the contest's most iconic songs performed by their original artists, including Brotherhood of Man, Johnny Logan, Dana International, Lordi and reigning winner Conchita. Arguably the contest's most iconic interval act, Riverdance make an appearance too. Other winners amongst the 15 performers from 13 countries include Nicole, Loreen, Herreys, Dima Bilan, the Olsen Brothers, Anne-Marie David, Bobbysocks and Emmelie de Forest.

Rosa Lopez performs a medley of some of Spain's best Eurovision entries, while Natasha St-Pier represents France with one of the country's biggest Eurovision hits, Je N'ai Que Mon Ame.

The programme is a co-production between the BBC and the European Broadcasting Union and will be broadcast in over 20 countries.

[Workingman]

For me it would be Ode to Joy

Dah dah, da dee dah, da daahhh da da, da dah da de dah, da daaaa.

The End/Fin.

Next!!!

Shown in 20 countries, so that will be 20 production studios watching....

[Diflower]

They really should rein that word 'iconic'

[JoM]

We're watching the Jersey Boys movie.

[Workingman]

Bear Grylls: Lad's stuff.

[Diflower]

The boys are watching The Lone Ranger

[JoM]

Bear Grylls is being recorded here. Joe's out so wants to watch it when he gets home.

[Workingman]

Joe's out so wants to watch it when he gets home.

And John and Tom...... and you too, Jo, be honest.