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items: All the highlights from the RadioTimes.com Awards from David Tennant to Dame Judi Dench
items: RadioTimes.com Awards 2021: full list of winners
items: RadioTimes.com TV 100 2020 – the full list
items: How to watch the RadioTimes.com Awards 2021 Virtual Ceremony - here's how you can find out who won
items: RadioTimes.com Awards 2021: Vote now for the Best Sci-Fi/Fantasy Show
items: RadioTimes.com Awards 2021: Vote now for your TV Moment of the Year
items: Vote now in the RadioTimes.com Awards 2021 – pick your winners
items: RadioTimes.com Awards 2021: Vote now for the Best Entertainment Show
items: RadioTimes.com Awards 2021: Vote now for the Best Factual Show
items: RadioTimes.com Awards 2021: Vote now for the Best Drama
items: RadioTimes.com Awards 2021: Vote now for the Best Comedy
items: RadioTimes.com Awards 2021: Vote now for the Best Soap
items: RadioTimes.com Awards 2021: Vote now for your Sporting Moment of the Year
items: RadioTimes.com Awards 2021: Vote now for Best Film

All the highlights from the RadioTimes.com Awards from David Tennant to Dame Judi Dench
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date: 2021-03-08T12:02:46.000Z
creator: David Craig
subject: Entertainment
subject: TV
subject: RadioTimes.com Awards
description: The star-studded ceremony was held last night.
encoded: The inaugural RadioTimes.com Awards was held last night to celebrate the very best television of the past year featuring appearances from a number of huge stars. The winners of the main categories were decided by you, with over 43,000 votes cast in total, while our annual TV 100 list once again drew upon nominations from a prolific panel of TV industry experts including the BBC's Chief Content Officer Charlotte Moore and broadcaster Sir Lenny Henry. Michaela Coel tops the list this year, following a stellar 2020 that saw the release of her thought-provoking and acclaimed drama series, I May Destroy You. The night got off to a strong start with the announcement of the Best Drama and Best Comedy prizes, which ultimately went to ITV's dark thriller Des and BBC One's lockdown favourite Staged respectively, both featuring David Tennant. Des star Daniel Mays said: "I'd love to give a huge heartfelt thank you to all of the readers of Radio Times who have voted Des best drama at this year's awards, we are absolutely thrilled to bits. The response to the show has been phenomenal with over 15 million viewers tuning in to watch the series and for that we couldn't be prouder. "Collectively as a group we set out to tell the true story behind the controversial Dennis Nilsen case, we wanted to challenge the audience's perception of that, highlighting the plight of the victims, their extended families, the police investigation and, of course, the young homeless and vulnerable who were at the absolute centre of our story." Meanwhile, Tennant collected the award for Best Comedy with his wife and co-star Georgia, who hilariously wore an oversized Michael Sheen mask - but declined her husband's request to "do the voice" too. David Tennant said: "Just wanted to drop by and say how chuffed we are that Staged has won this prize. It means so much to us that it’s connected with everyone who reads the Radio Times and everyone who watched the show this year. It was great fun to make and it’s …

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RadioTimes.com Awards 2021: full list of winners
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date: 2021-03-07T20:30:19.000Z
creator: Helen Daly
subject: Entertainment
subject: TV
subject: RadioTimes.com Awards
description: Your votes were counted and the results are in...
encoded: You came out in your thousands to vote for the winners of the RadioTimes.com Awards 2021 and the results are in. We announced the results during a star-studded virtual ceremony - which you can catch up on over on our Facebook page. Read on for all the big winners from the RadioTimes.com Awards 2021! Watch our virtual ceremony featuring the biggest stars in TV Best Drama: Des View Green Video on the source website Danny Mays, who accepted the award on behalf of Des, commented: “I’d love to give a huge, heartfelt thank you to all of the readers of Radio Times who voted Des Best Drama at this year’s awards. We are absolutely thrilled to bits, thank you so much. The response to the show has been phenomenal, with over 15 million viewers tuning in to watch the series and for that we couldn’t be prouder. Collectively as a group, we set out to tell the true story, the real story behind the controversial Dennis Nilsen case. We wanted to challenge the audience’s perceptions by highlighting the plight of the victims, their extended families, the police investigation, and of course the young homeless and vulnerable who were at the absolute centre of our story.” Best Comedy: Staged View Green Video on the source website David Tennant said of Staged's win: "Just wanted to drop by and say how chuffed we are that Staged has won this prize. It means so much to us that it’s connected with everyone who reads the Radio Times and everyone who watched the show this year. It was great fun to make and it’s meant so much to us.” Best Sci-Fi/Fantasy: Doctor Who View Green Video on the source website Jodie Whittaker and Mandip Gill on the win for Doctor Who: “We just want to say thank you so much to all our fans and to everybody who voted, to everyone at Radio Times. We’re absolutely delighted, and this is such a massive honour so thank you!” Best Entertainment: Strictly Come Dancing View Green Video on the source website Tess Daly said of Strictly Come Dancing's win: “We just wanted to say t…

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RadioTimes.com TV 100 2020 – the full list
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date: 2021-03-07T20:21:27.000Z
creator: Helen Daly
subject: Entertainment
subject: TV
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description: Michaela Coel tops our list of the biggest stars on television – but who else makes this year's rundown?
encoded: It goes without saying that 2020 was certainly an unprecedented year, with the global coronavirus pandemic grounding life to a halt. In times of darkness and isolation, we needed the television more than ever and without a doubt the entertainment industry brought us much needed light. We were brought together, albeit virtually, over the last 12 months by the sterling efforts of those who work in TV and Film. We've laughed, cried, and shouted at the telly as we devoured brilliant dramas, comedies, sci-fi, entertainment shows, documentaries, films and sport. Along with help from the most powerful television executives and broadcasting legends, RadioTimes.com has put together our annual TV 100 list, which celebrates the 100 fantastic people on and off screen who have gone above and beyond in 2020 to entertain us, inform us, break the mould, and who have very bright futures ahead of them. Read on for the full RadioTimes.com TV 100 2020 list. 1. Michaela Coel “Michaela Coel is a rare and special talent, both in front of and behind the camera, who has more than earnt her place at the top of this year’s list as writer, creator, co director and lead of I May Destroy You. It was game-changing and undoubtedly one of the most powerful shows of 2020. We are incredibly lucky to have someone with Michaela’s courage and vision at the forefront of British drama. Her originality of voice takes my breath away, she has the ability to flip from darkness to comedy and back again. It can feel uncomfortable at times, even painful, but that’s the beauty of her genius. I’m incredibly excited to see what she’s does next.” - CHARLOTTE MOORE, CHIEF CONTENT OFFICER AT BBC 2. Steve McQueen "British filmmaker Steve McQueen delivered an emotional masterpiece with the release of Small Axe – a timely series which told five stories of West Indian immigrants in London between 1960 and 1980, which many are still familiar with today. The timely and educational drama was well received by viewers, with ma…

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How to watch the RadioTimes.com Awards 2021 Virtual Ceremony - here's how you can find out who won
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date: 2021-03-02T14:14:17.000Z
creator: Helen Daly
subject: Entertainment
subject: TV
subject: RadioTimes.com Awards
description: The votes have been counted...
encoded: Earlier in the year, we launched the RadioTimes.com Awards, celebrating the very best in the TV and Entertainment industry over the past 12 months. You came out in your thousands and if you want to know the winners, you don't have long to wait... On Sunday 7th March at 8pm, head over to our Facebook page, where you're invited to the RadioTimes.com Awards 2021 Virtual Ceremony, where we'll crown the winners. During the exciting ceremony, you'll get to see exclusive messages from the stars who so deservedly won your vote. As well as this, we'll also be announcing the winner of our annual TV 100 award; the name of one stand-out person in the industry who went above and beyond in 2020 and looks set for a bright future. Read on for a recap of the nominees - and we'll see you on 7th March! Best Drama Bridgerton The Crown Normal People I May Destroy You Des Small Axe Call the Midwife The Queen’s Gambit Find out more about the Best Drama nominees. Best Sci-Fi/Fantasy Doctor Who The Mandalorian The Boys His Dark Materials The Umbrella Academy The Haunting of Bly Manor Devs Lucifer Find out more about the Best Sci-Fi/Fantasy nominees. Best Factual The Last Dance Tiger King The Rise of the Murdoch Dynasty Unsolved Mysteries Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich The Pharmacist I’ll Be Gone in the Dark David Attenborough: A Life on Our Planet Find out more about the Best Factual nominees. Best Entertainment The Masked Singer I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! Strictly Come Dancing The Great British Bake Off Selling Sunset Race Across the World Taskmaster Love is Blind Find out more about the Best Entertainment nominees. Best Comedy Staged After Life Friday Night Dinner Schitt’s Creek Ted Lasso Charlie Brooker’s Antiviral Wipe What We Do in the Shadows Ghosts Find out more about the Best Comedy nominees. Best Film Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom Borat Subsequent Moviefilm Tenet Soul Parasite (hit UK cinemas in 2020) Host Da 5 Bloods Rocks Find out more about the Best Film nominees. Best Soap C…

RadioTimes.com Awards 2021: Vote now for the Best Sci-Fi/Fantasy Show
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date: 2021-02-02T09:00:14.000Z
creator: David Craig
subject: Sci-fi
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subject: RadioTimes.com Awards
description: Eight shows are battling for your vote. Which deserves to win?
encoded: The RadioTimes.com Awards are underway to recognise the very finest television from the past 12 months. While 2020 was not a brilliant year for most people, we were at least able to enjoy some escapism with a stellar line-up of sci-fi and fantasy shows introducing unforgettable characters or even transporting us to a galaxy far, far away. Whether you were enraptured by Lyra's adventures around Citágazze, the exciting return of the Daleks, or simply by Grogu's adorable little face, there's no shortage of contenders for this year's Best Sci-Fi/Fantasy Show. But of course, there can only be one winner - and you get to decide. Read on for the nominees, and be sure to vote in the poll below – be quick as the vote is open between 2nd February 2021 (9am) and 14th February (5pm) so make sure you have your say. The results of the RadioTimes.com Awards will be announced on 7th March 2021. What are you waiting for? Cast your vote now... Devs After impressing critics with the one-two punch of Ex Machina and Annihilation, writer-director Alex Garland moved into the television space for another moody and thoughtful sci-fi thriller. Devs follows software engineer Lily Chan (Sonoya Mizuno) as she investigates the untimely demise of her boyfriend, who died on the first day of his new job on a secretive computing team. While it might be a tad slow paced, Devs rewarded those who stuck with it and was lauded by critics for exploring weighty themes and packing a slick visual style. Doctor Who It was a massive year for Doctor Who with Chris Chibnall taking some major strides forward across the 12th revived series. Classic villain The Master returned in a brand new form, portrayed brilliantly by Sacha Dhawan, while the show hit another milestone by casting Jo Martin as the so-called Fugitive Doctor, in a twist that sent fans reeling. Of course, there was also the surprise return of John Barrowman as Captain Jack Harkness and a strong festive special that served as a touching send-off for …

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RadioTimes.com Awards 2021: Vote now for your TV Moment of the Year
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date: 2021-02-02T09:00:11.000Z
creator: Helen Daly
subject: Entertainment
subject: TV
subject: RadioTimes.com Awards
description: Have your say and pick the winner...
encoded: It's time for the RadioTimes.com Awards and we need you to vote for your favourite TV Moment of the Year. Over the past 12 months, we've all consumed more TV than ever before as the national pandemic has kept us indoors. As a result, we've all watched some pretty hilarious gaffes and memorable TV moments like working from home disasters, hilarious mispronunciation and baking-gone-wrong. Read on for the nominees, and be sure to vote in the poll – hurry, as the poll is open between 2nd February 2021 (9am) and 14th February (5pm) so make sure you have your say. The results of the RadioTimes.com Awards will be announced on 7th March 2021. Get voting! Nigella Lawson mispronounces microwave View oEmbed on the source website Just when we thought we'd quite literally heard – and seen – it all in 2020, Nigella Lawson was on hand to prove us wrong. During an episode of her show, Cook, Eat, Repeat, the famous chef was teaching viewers how to make a "brown butter colcannon" (a fancy mashed potato dish to you and me), when she pronounced a microwave as "mee-cro-wah-vay". Lawson since cleared up it was a family joke, but we're willing to bet there are thousands of people heating up their soup in the "mee-cro-wah-vay" in 2021. Judi Dench has some words of advice for the Staged duo View oEmbed on the source website David Tennant and Michael Sheen playing exaggerated versions of themselves (actors) in 2020 trying to get work is already hilarious, but add in Dame Judi Dench and you've got a work of art. Tennant and Sheen aren't exactly enthusiastic about their new role in a play, and Dench is on hand to remind them they have said yes to a job so they should "stop f**king about" and "do the bloody job". That's them (and us) told. "Can I have two biscuits?" Ah, working from home struggles. It hasn't been easy to balance work and life in 2020 and Sky News journalist Deborah Haynes was the epitome of this. As the Foreign Affairs Editor spoke about a potential change in Hong Kong law, her…

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Vote now in the RadioTimes.com Awards 2021 – pick your winners
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date: 2021-02-02T09:00:10.000Z
creator: Helen Daly
subject: Entertainment
subject: TV
subject: RadioTimes.com Awards
description: The nominees have been announced...
encoded: In a year where we needed it more than ever, the entertainment industry rose to the challenge of creating brilliant content despite huge challenges in 2020 - and now it's time for us to celebrate the best shows, film and moments with the RadioTimes.com Awards! From gripping drama and out of this world sci-fi, to laugh-out-loud comedy and the most exciting entertainment formats, we want to know which shows really stood out for you in the past 12 months. We're also on the search for your favourite film of the year, as well as the best TV and sporting moment. You can find out more about the nominees by clicking the links under each category below. Voting is now open, but be quick, as you only have until 14th February 2021 at 5pm until the polls close. Stay tuned to RadioTimes.com on 7th March 2021 where we'll be revealing the winners... plus, you'll find out our "Person of the Year" the winner of our annual TV 100 list compiled with help of some of the biggest names in the TV industry, which was won last year by Phoebe Waller Bridge. So, what are you waiting for? It's time to get voting! View Riddle on the source website And the nominees are... Best Drama Bridgerton The Crown Normal People I May Destroy You Des Small Axe Call the Midwife The Queen’s Gambit Find out more about the Best Drama nominees. Best Sci-Fi/Fantasy Doctor Who The Mandalorian The Boys His Dark Materials The Umbrella Academy The Haunting of Bly Manor Devs Lucifer Find out more about the Best Sci-Fi/Fantasy nominees. Best Factual The Last Dance Tiger King The Rise of the Murdoch Dynasty Unsolved Mysteries Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich The Pharmacist I’ll Be Gone in the Dark David Attenborough: A Life on Our Planet Find out more about the Best Factual nominees. Best Entertainment The Masked Singer I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! Strictly Come Dancing The Great British Bake Off Selling Sunset Race Across the World Taskmaster Love is Blind Find out more about the Best Entertainment nominees. Best Co…

RadioTimes.com Awards 2021: Vote now for the Best Entertainment Show
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date: 2021-02-02T09:00:09.000Z
creator: Lauren Morris
subject: Entertainment
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description: Developed a Selling Sunset obsession? Or maybe it was Taskmaster that ticked your boxes? Either way – make sure to vote for your favourite entertainment show in the RadioTimes.com Awards 2021.
encoded: To celebrate the last 12 months of terrific telly, we're introducing the RadioTimes.com Awards – and we need you to vote for the Best Entertainment Show of the past 12 months. With very little to do and nowhere to go during the pandemic, TV kept many of us amused, occupied and sane throughout 2020 – particularly the entertainment and reality series which persevered and adapted to the ever-changing COVID-19 restrictions. Read on for the nominees, and be sure to vote in the poll – be quick as the poll is open between 2nd February 2021 (9am) and 14th February (5pm) so make sure you have your say. The results of the RadioTimes.com Awards will be announced on 7th March 2021. The Masked Singer The Masked Singer returned on Boxing Day with its second series after launching at the beginning of 2020 and it certainly didn't disappoint. Featuring a line-up of 12 celebs disguised in ridiculous costumes, from a huge Grandfather Clock to an animated Sausage, this wacky entertainment show has set the internet alight with wild guesses and detailed detective work from fans. With the singing celebrities completely masked up, you couldn't ask for a better show to air during the pandemic. I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! While many weren't sure if I'm A Celebrity would go ahead this year in light of the pandemic, the long-running reality show pulled through after all, relocating from sunny New South Wales to a castle in actual North Wales. Despite the big changes, series 20 produced some stand-out moments – from Jordan North finding his happy place to Victoria Derbyshire testing out her supermarket-themed stand-up – before 'Mama G' Giovanna Fletcher was crowned the first Queen of the Castle. Strictly Come Dancing Thank goodness for Strictly Come Dancing last year, which kept the nation's spirits up while we were plunged into a second lockdown. Despite the changing restrictions, the lack of studio audience and professional Katya Jones' positive COVID test, the cast did in fact 'kee…

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RadioTimes.com Awards 2021: Vote now for the Best Factual Show
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date: 2021-02-02T09:00:08.000Z
creator: Lauren Morris
subject: Documentaries
subject: TV
subject: RadioTimes.com Awards
description: From Netflix's Tiger King to BBC Two's Rupert Murdoch doc, it's time for you to vote for your favourite Factual Show of the Year in the RadioTimes.com Awards 2021.
encoded: The RadioTimes.com Awards are just around the corner and it's time for you to vote for the Best Factual Show of the past 12 months. TV undoubtedly got us through 2020, with documentaries in particular seeing a huge boom throughout the pandemic. Stranger-than-fiction docuseries like Tiger King captivated the attentions of stuck-inside subscribers, while viewers donned their deer-stalkers whilst watching true-crime shows like Unsolved Mysteries. Read on for the nominees, and be sure to vote in the poll – be quick as the poll is open between 2nd February 2021 (9am) and 14th February (5pm) so make sure you have your say. The results of the RadioTimes.com Awards will be announced on 7th March 2021. The Last Dance Netflix scored a slam-dunk in July as far as basketball fans were concerned with the release of The Last Dance – a miniseries focussed on Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan. The 10-part sport doc, which featured interviews with NBA stars like Dennis Rodman, Phil Jackson, Steve Kerr and Jordan himself, looked back on the pro's stellar career and picked up an Emmy as a result. Tiger King Arguably one of the biggest names of 2020, private zoo keeper Joe Exotic shot into the public consciousness after starring in Netflix's record-breaking docuseries Tiger King. The seven-part show looks at the booming community of big cat owners in America, focussing in particular on the rivalry between Exotic's G.W. Zoo in Oklahoma and conservationist Carole Baskin's Big Cat Rescue in Florida. With the strange sequence of events resulting in Exotic's imprisonment, Tiger King became many subscribers' very first lockdown obsession. The Rise of the Murdoch Dynasty In July, BBC Two aired The Rise of the Murdoch Dynasty – fascinating three-part documentary, examining media mogul Rupert Murdoch's monopoly of power, his strong political links and the News International phone hacking scandal that closed News of the World. Featuring interviews with Michael Heseltine, Nigel Farage, Piers Mo…

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RadioTimes.com Awards 2021: Vote now for the Best Drama
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date: 2021-02-02T09:00:07.000Z
creator: Flora Carr
subject: Drama
subject: TV
subject: RadioTimes.com Awards
description: Have your say and pick the winner...
encoded: Love your drama? It's time for the RadioTimes.com Awards, and we need you to vote for the Best Drama. Despite national lockdowns stalling television productions all over the world, the past 12 months have actually seen some incredible, zeitgeist dramas grace our screens, from the likes of lockdown breakouts Normal People and I May Destroy You, to the steamy period drama Bridgerton. Read on for the nominees, and be sure to vote in the poll – the poll is open between 2nd February 2021 (9am) and 14th February (5pm) so make sure you have your say before time runs out. The results of the RadioTimes.com Awards will be announced on 7th March 2021. Bridgerton Bridgerton was released on Christmas Day, and although it wasn't exactly what anyone would call 'family viewing' (younger viewers soon expressed their regret at watching the - ahem - steamy drama alongside their parents), it certainly brought the nation together. Narrated by Julie Andrews, the series is based on Julia Quinn's novels and follows Daphne Bridgerton (Phoebe Dynevor), the eldest daughter of an influential family, as she embarks on her first social season 'out' and begins looking for a suitable husband, enlisting the help of confirmed bachelor Duke of Hastings (Regé-Jean Page) along the way. The Crown Viewers returned once more to Buckingham Palace for the fourth instalment of Netflix's flagship series The Crown, with two key cast additions: Emma Corrin as Diana Spencer (later Princess of Wales) and Gillian Anderson as British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. The season also marked Olivia Colman's last stint as Queen Elizabeth II before she passes the baton onto Imelda Staunton, who follows in the footsteps of both Colman and Claire Foy (who portrayed the monarch for the first two seasons). Normal People Based on Sally Rooney's book of the same name, BBC Three's adaptation of Normal People proved a record-breaker for BBC iPlayer, and earned series co-lead Paul Mescal an Emmy nod to boot. Starring Mescal (as…

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RadioTimes.com Awards 2021: Vote now for the Best Comedy
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date: 2021-02-02T09:00:05.000Z
creator: Flora Carr
subject: Comedy
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description: Have your say and pick the winner...
encoded: We've all been in need of some light relief this past year, and various comedy shows have stepped in to provide exactly that. Now, it's your chance to pick the best of the best. It's time for the RadioTimes.com Awards, and we need you to vote in the Best Comedy category. Read on for the nominees, and be sure to vote in the poll – hurry as the poll is open between 2nd February 2021 (9am) and 14th February (5pm) so make sure you have your say before the vote closes. The results of the RadioTimes.com Awards will be announced on 7th March 2021. Staged David Tennant and Michael Sheen reunited for Staged season two earlier this year, in which they followed up the success of their BBC One lockdown comedy with a second instalment - albeit one with a big (and extremely meta) twist. The first season helped us all get through the first lockdown last year, featuring the Good Omens co-stars playing exaggerated versions of themselves and rehearsing for a play via Zoom. After Life In After Life, The Office creator Ricky Gervais combines pathos with his trademark humour in this funny, often uplifting black comedy series about a small-town newspaper reporter (Gervais) who is struggling to cope following the death of his beloved wife from breast cancer. However, his plan to punish the world before dying by suicide is thwarted by the residents of the fictional Tambury, who strive to make him a better person. Friday Night Dinner Simon Bird, Tamsin Greig, Paul Ritter, and Tom Rosenthal star in the hilarious, often cringe-worthy comedy Friday Night Dinner, about a Jewish family who meet up together each Friday for Shabbat, and in the process often revert to the same dynamics they had when the boys were teenagers. The family often play practical jokes on one another, or, in Dad's case, strip topless at any given opportunity. Schitt’s Creek Schitt's Creek is created by American Pie star Eugene Levy (who plays dad Johnny) and his real life son Dan (who plays David), and so far has five accl…

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RadioTimes.com Awards 2021: Vote now for the Best Soap
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date: 2021-02-02T09:00:04.000Z
creator: Lauren Morris
subject: Soaps
subject: TV
subject: RadioTimes.com Awards
description: From Corrie to EastEnders, we've announced the nominees of RadioTimes.com Awards 2021's Soap of the Year – so get voting!
encoded: The RadioTimes.com Awards are here and we need you to vote for the Best Soap. With 2020 marking a number of anniversaries for the soaps, the long-running shows upped the ante across the board despite the COVID-related hiatus in production. From tragic deaths and cruel betrayals, to magical weddings and moving moments – soaps have never failed to entertain over the last 12 months. Read on for all the nominees and make sure to vote in the poll for your favourite soap! Be quick as the poll is open between 2nd February 2021 (9am) and 14th February (5pm) so make sure you have your say. The results of the RadioTimes.com Awards will be announced on 7th March 2021. Coronation Street Coronation Street – the longest running soap opera in the world – marked 60 years of the cobbles this year and what a year it's been for the Weatherfield residents. From Yasmeen's coercive control storyline reaching a satisfying end with Geoff's rooftop fall, to the return of Todd Grimshaw and the trouble he brought back to the street – Corrie has certainly provided a number of gasp-worthy moments this year. EastEnders EastEnders celebrated its 35th birthday in style last year, with a River Thames boat party that ended in tragedy. While production was suspended in March, the soap managed to cram in the drama both before and after the hiatus – with the death of Dennis Rickman Jr, Ben Mitchell's permanent deafness (explored in an episode told from his point of view) and Chantelle's shocking murder at the hands of her vile husband Gray. Emmerdale Over in the Yorkshire Dales, the residents of Emmerdale had a lot going on throughout 2020, with a number of gripping plot lines coming to a head. We saw Andrea's dramatic outing of Jamie and Belle's affair, Dan's devastating allergic reaction to one of Brenda's wraps and of course, the Christmas Day episode which saw the return of Debbie Dingle – Al Chapman's secret lover. With the soap turning 50 next year, fans can expect even more drama in the near fut…

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RadioTimes.com Awards 2021: Vote now for your Sporting Moment of the Year
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date: 2021-02-02T09:00:03.000Z
creator: Naomi Gordon
subject: Sport
subject: TV
subject: RadioTimes.com Awards
description: Have your say and pick the winner...
encoded: It's time for the RadioTimes.com Awards and we need you to vote for your favourite Sporting Moment of the Year. While the pandemic has caused a significant disruption to the worldwide sporting calendar - with lockdown preventing fans and supporters attending certain fixtures - plenty of big sporting events have been able to take place in line with COVID-19 restrictions. As a result, sporting fans have been treated to some incredible sporting victories, both in the UK and across the pond - including England winning the Six Nations, and Lewis Hamilton clinching his seventh world F1 title - providing supporters with a welcome distraction and making lockdown a tiny bit more bearable. Read on for the nominees, and be sure to vote in the poll – hurry as the poll is open between 2nd February 2021 (9am) and 14th February (5pm) so make sure you have your say. The results of the RadioTimes.com Awards will be announced on 7th March 2021. Liverpool lift Premier League trophy for the first time in 30 years View oEmbed on the source website Liverpool fans were rejoicing in their sitting rooms as the team's captain Jordan Henderson lifted the Premier League trophy on the Kop at an almost-empty Anfield to mark the club's first top-flight triumph for 30 years. Liverpool were announced as champions on 25th June, but had to wait until their final home game of the season to be presented with the trophy. Boss Jurgen Klopp and the players sang the club's anthem You'll Never Walk Alone on the pitch after lifting the trophy to the glory. England win Six Nations eight months after the competition started England went on to win the Six Nations after France beat Ireland on a nail-biting final day on the tournament, which had been impacted to delays due to the pandemic. It was England's first title win since 2017 - Ireland had been leading at one point but eventually lost out to France by eight points - which came at the end of the longest Six Nations in history after the tournament was halted…

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RadioTimes.com Awards 2021: Vote now for Best Film
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date: 2021-02-02T09:00:02.000Z
creator: Naomi Gordon
subject: Movies
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encoded: The Oscars might have been pushed back until April in light of the global pandemic, but the RadioTimes.com Awards is open - we need you to vote for the Best Film. While the film industry has been severely impacted by Coronavirus - with productions being delayed and launch dates pushed back, and cinemas closing once more in our third national lockdown - there's still been lots of original and diverse movies arriving via the big screen or alternatively on streaming platforms. And some have introduced us to an array of very exciting newcomers that we can keep an eye out for in 2021. Read on for the nominees, and be sure to vote in the poll – hurry, as the poll is open between 2nd February 2021 (9am) and 14th February (5pm) so make sure you have your say. The results of the RadioTimes.com Awards will be announced on 7th March 2021. Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom Oscar winner Viola Davis leads as the trailblazing 'Mother of the Blues' in Netflix's arresting drama, adapted from two-time Pulitzer Prize winner August Wilson's play. The late Chadwick Boseman also makes a final, powerful performance as the ambitious Levee in the film, which hails the transformative potency of the blues, and the artists that refused to let society's prejudices derail them. Borat Subsequent Moviefilm View oEmbed on the source website Sacha Baron Cohen's long-awaited sequel to his 2006's original features a breakthrough performance from Maria Bakalova as Borat's daughter Tutar, delivering howling laughter with disturbingly hilarious scenes including her fabulous fertility dance. The Amazon Prime movie follows Borat's return to America with 15-year-old Tutar as they fool unsuspecting US citizens with their satirical shenanigans. Tenet Christopher Nolan's mind-bending action blockbuster aimed to get moviegoers back in the cinema for some big screen, big action time travelling. John David Washington plays a secret agent tasked with preventing World War III in the high octane thriller co-starring Elizabet…

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