(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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The host's outfit changes more than three times.
The final note of a song is spectacularly high or long.
Greece finishes last.
Norway finishes last.
The green room host delivers a memorable one-liner.
Austria finishes last.
Luxembourg finishes last.
A pyrotechnic effect that surprises the audience.
A performance features a duet with impressive vocal harmonies.
Croatia wins Eurovision 2024.
A country uses an elaborate water effect on stage.
The most unexpected costume change of the evening.
A performer dances off-beat but recovers gracefully.
The song with the most complicated choreography.
A song includes a key change that wows the audience.
The performance with the most visual effects.
A song includes a phrase in an indigenous or minority language.
A song incorporates a popular music style from another country.
The crowd does a coordinated action during a song (e.g., waving lights).
A song that was not a favorite surprises everyone by getting into the top 5.
The voting sequence creates a nail-biting finish.
France wins Eurovision 2024.
The most colorful and vibrant performance of the night.
Cyprus finishes last.
The postcard before a performance is particularly creative or charming.
Switzerland wins Eurovision 2024.
A performance includes an unexpected dance break.
Armenia wins Eurovision 2024.
The camera catches a celebrity in the audience.
The host references a famous Eurovision moment from the past.
An unexpected country receives 12 points from multiple countries.
A famous international artist sends a message of support.
A country changes its usual voting pattern (e.g., not giving points to a typical neighbor).
A non-English song wins Eurovision 2024.
The most elaborate stage design is seen.
Estonia wins Eurovision 2024.
A song's staging uses augmented reality effects.
A previous winner performs during the interval.
A performance is delayed due to technical difficulties.
Germany wins Eurovision 2024.
A performance features a traditional instrument not commonly seen.
A song is praised for its powerful message about peace or unity.
A major voting upset occurs.
Portugal finishes last.
Ukraine finishes last.
Spain finishes last.
Serbia finishes last.
A dramatic wind machine effect during a ballad.
The opening act is a medley of past Eurovision hits.
A song features a surprise guest performer.
A prop fails during a performance.
Sweden wins Eurovision 2024.
A costume malfunction happens on stage.
A contestant's backstory is particularly touching or inspiring.
Lithuania wins Eurovision 2024.
Ireland finishes last.
Finland wins Eurovision 2024.
A performance includes live animals.
The longest note held during a song exceeds 10 seconds.
Italy wins Eurovision 2024.
A country receives its highest points ever from the televote.
Georgia finishes last.
Slovenia finishes last.
Latvia wins Eurovision 2024.
United Kingdom wins Eurovision 2024.
A former contestant is mentioned during the commentary.
A performance sparks a meme on social media.
The crowd favorite is not the jury favorite.
A contestant wears a hat or headpiece that becomes iconic.
A singer interacts with the camera in a humorous way.
