Doughton Abbey Wins National Television Awards
The winners of the British National Television Awards have been announced. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the winners were selected by popular vote, and the awards ceremony took place on January 21, 2015 in London at the O2 Arena. For Best Drama Series, nominated for Doctor Who "," Downton Abbey "," Sherlock "and" Cilla ", the trophy went to" Downton Abbey ". Benedict Cumberbatch (" Sherlock "), Sarah Lancashire (" Happy Valley "), Maggie Smith (" Downton Abbey ") and Sheridan Smith (" Cilla "), who became the winner. Meanwhile, Peter Capaldi became the first Time Lord on the BBC's 2005 sci-fi series Doctor Who not to be nominated for the National Television Awards. Last year, both Doctor Who and the Doctor Who starred as the Doctor, Matt Smith won the award. In the new Best Multichannel Show category, HBO's Game of Thrones competed. AMC's zombie drama "The Walking Dead", the reality show "Geordie Shore" (MTV) and the television comedy show "Celebrity Juice" won the award for the game show. As for the comedy category, that British hit "Mrs Brown's Boys "left no chance for the comedies" The Big Bang Theory "," All Inclusive " and "In the Minority." The Special Award went to former Doctor Who star of Murder on the Beach, David Tennant. As a reminder, unlike the BAFTAs, the National Television Awards, established in 1995, allows overseas shows broadcast on UK networks to be nominated for the award. The Topic of Article: Doughton Abbey Wins National Television Awards. |
