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National TV Awards nominations announced

Monday, January 3 2011, 15:23 GMT

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Matt Smith and Benedict Cumberbatch have been nominated for Best Drama Performance for their roles as Doctor Who and Sherlock respectively at this year's National TV Awards.

The pair will face off against each other for the award, along with David Jason for A Touch of Frost and Philip Glenister for Ashes to Ashes.

Their respective series have also been nominated for Best Drama along with Shameless and Waterloo Road.

Elsewhere, X Factor host Dermot O'Leary has been nominated for the first time in the Best Entertainment Presenter category, alonside Ant & Dec, Davina McCall and Paul O'Grady.

The X Factor will face Britain's Got Talent, Dancing on Ice and Strictly Come Dancing in the Best Talent Show category.

Coronation Street is up for Best Serial against EastEnders, Hollyoaks and Emmerdale.

The nominations in full:

Best Drama Performance: Benedict Cumberbatch (Sherlock), Matt Smith (Doctor Who), Philip Glenister (Ashes to Ashes), David Jason (A Touch of Frost)

Best Drama: Doctor Who, Shameless, Sherlock, Waterloo Road

Best Serial Drama: EastEnders, Coronation Street, Hollyoaks, Emmerdale

Best Serial Drama Performance: Katherine Kelly (Coronation Street), Steve McFadden (EastEnders), Danny Miller (Emmerdale), Lacey Turner (EastEnders)

Best Entertainment Programme: Big Brother, I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!, Mock the Week, QI

Best Entertainment Presenter: Ant & Dec, Dermot O'Leary, Davina McCall, Paul O'Grady

Best Talent Show: The X Factor, Britain's Got Talent, Strictly Come Dancing, Dancing on Ice

Best Comedy Programme: Benidorm, Harry Hill's TV Burp, Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow, Outnumbered

Digital Choice: Glee, Peter Andre: The Next Chapter, The Inbetweeners

Best Factual Programme: Celebrity Masterchef, Junior Apprentice, Top Gear, Who Do You Think You Are?

Best Topical Magazine Programme: BBC Breakfast, Loose Women, This Morning

Best Newcomer: Olga Fedori (Holby City), Paula Lane (Coronation Street), Ricky Norwood (EastEnders), Marc Silcock (Emmerdale)

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Former Member

I got an email this morning and voted

1/3/1112:22 PM

CroctacusMember

On the whole...what a load of old rubbish...its all the same old same old....

1/3/1112:44 PM

Former Member

A few months ago the list was huge and had to plough through it, these are the most popular

1/3/1112:47 PM

ScottyMember 10 years

Matt Smith. The quirkiest, most unique actor (tv land) to grace our screens in years!

I love Matt!

1/3/111:09 PM

Former Member

Yes Scotty, i think he will get the award

1/3/111:11 PM

CosmopolitanMember 10 years

Reference:

Best Entertainment Presenter: Ant & Dec, Dermot O'Leary, Davina McCall, Paul O'Grady

Sweet moley, the world's gawn mad.

I'd vote for Who Do You Think You Are and QI....and Gene Hunt.

1/3/111:13 PM

ScottyMember 10 years

I hope so Skylark

Happy New Year darlin`

1/3/111:14 PM

Former Member

Happy New Year Scotty

1/3/111:16 PM

Former Member

I voted too for Who Do You Think You Are, Cosi, brilliant programme, I love QI too, love Mr Fry

1/3/111:18 PM

CosmopolitanMember 10 years

I love QI. I listen intently and then can't remember a single fact once it's finished!

Happy New Year to you all xxx

1/3/111:27 PM

Former Member

It be the old age hun , or too much champers

Happy New Year to you to xxxx

1/3/111:29 PM

brisketMember Memoriam

It's a bit gloomy if those in the shortlist are the best of british tv.
I voted for Sherlock and for Benedict Cumberbatch.
I wish Being Human had been in the list (as it was last year.)
I can't stand Michael McIntyre.

1/3/111:36 PM

darloboy (Play The Game!)Member

Eastenders, Shameless, SCD I voted for in their categories.

1/3/111:45 PM

ScottyMember 10 years

Reference:

Best Topical Magazine Programme: BBC Breakfast, Loose Women, This Morning

All of them want to make me tear my hair out!

Loose women...

The whining, angry, not over their ex`s, who don`t seem to like each other, try to take the mick out of any male guest they can get, like a pished load of lonely numptys on a works night out - set.

Yeah they deserve an award!

1/3/111:52 PM

Former Member

If Loose Women get it, i despair

1/3/111:56 PM

CosmopolitanMember 10 years

Reference:

It be the old age hun , or too much champers

Or both....

Those Loose Women bints always look far too pleased with themselves.
I've no idea why - they're so bloody boring.

1/3/112:04 PM

Former Member

Sherrie thingy and her poor me my man left me 20 years ago, and Carol whats herface , who thinks alcohol is ok , and its fine to sleep with everyman in town , Dont have me going there with Coleen Nolan, who hates Scotland, but never bothered taking the money from Edinburgh Playhouse

1/3/112:04 PM

CosmopolitanMember 10 years

Sherrie still thinks she's in Variety from the 1950's. All that shouting out to the audience "Don't WE ladies" bollox drives me nuts.

Colleen Nolan..? Don't even go there.

The choice of 'Magazine' programmes is dire.

1/3/112:17 PM

Garage JoeMember

What? No spooky wooks?

1/3/113:59 PM

CarnelianMember 10 years

That list is appallingly full of the same old mediocre carp going.

Best drama - David Jason playing Del Boy again!

Best comedy - Harry Hill's TV Burp being in the nominations again FCS! Talk about money for old rope. What is it now, six years of the same old jokes and sight gags. I wouldn't be surprised if those little Harry Hillisms are now put in the soaps intentionally by the program makers and TV Burp tipped off so they can do a skit on it. "There's only one way to find out..." and the endless asides to the camera. It's become so boring.

1/3/114:45 PM

CarnelianMember 10 years

What is a "digital choice" anyway? A bit of an outdated category when by the end of next year 2/3 of the analogue network will be turned off. The Inbetweeners definitely airs on analogue channel C4 even if it premiers on E4 and I'd be surprised if Glee didn't also.

1/3/114:48 PM

MargueritaMember

Ref: Cosi.....

Yesterday at 10:17

Sherrie still thinks she's in Variety from the 1950's. All that shouting out to the audience "Don't WE ladies" bollox drives me nuts.

Colleen Nolan..? Don't even go there.

The choice of 'Magazine' programmes is dire.

Cosi your post about Sherrie made me laugh

as for Colleen Nolan I am sick to death of her always going on about her ex husband she is one big hypocrite, I really cant stand the sight of her on my screen Loose Woman.. This Morning ..Adverts and she will be back presenting on DOI

as for the rest of them on Loose Woman they certainly show themselves in their true light ..what an eye opener...=

=...

1/3/117:37 PM

kattymieowwMember 10 years

I can't stand those "loose women" bints.

Gave up watching it when Kaye Adams left years ago.It was ok then.
Dermot O Dreary up for an award,ridiculous,as Is most of the rest.Except the wonderful Stephen Fry and Q.I.

1/4/113:36 AM

Former Member

One to miss.

1/4/1112:25 PM

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