It's been a month since the Grand Finale of Eurovision 2025, and it really has taken us this long to gather our thoughts. Are they fully realised? We're not sure, maybe listen to the episode and judge for yourself.

One thing is clear: it's been a pleasure. Thanks for the memories.

Switzerland’s commitment to Eurovision has been long and faithful. They gave us the first ever Grand Prix, almost seven decades ago, and in a two-for-one deal they also gave us the first ever winner, Lys Assia. They gave us the most iconic vocalist to ever come out of the song contest, Céline Dion, and they also took care of the last edition in the 80s, before the new decade saw Europe fall apart and start to rebuild back up again. They’ve given us language diversity throughout the years, showing the cultural richness that a small, landlocked country has to offer. And in a history of firsts, they also gave us Nemo, the first non-binary winner and the reason why we’re about to dive head-first in ESC’s 69th edition in Basel.

And it’s us at Laugh Laugh Please Please who will take you all the way back and forth, up and down, throughout Swisstory - because not everybody is brave enough to take that voyage on their own. Enjoy!

One final assault in The Battle Of The Songwriters, and this time, a heavy-hitter waves its pen in front of decades of acts: Ralph Siegel returns to Laugh Laugh Please Please to try and take the crown that he couldn’t snatch in the previous season. His contenders? A pioneering German super group, a heart-break anthem from Montenegro, and a 70s-fueled Sammarinese fever dream. Will this be enough? Tune in to find out, as it is finally time to find out who’s our Season Four champion on our Songwriter Face-Off Extravaganza!

Our final interview of the season comes all the way from Down Under - the waist of 2025 Go-Jo shares his secret recipe for the tastiest milkshake, the one that brings all the votes to the yard. When he says “sweet, sweet” you say… ?