Hosted by stand-up comedian Mo Gilligan, the TV Awards, now in their 18th year, formed one of the highlights of this year's TV Festival calendar, bringing out the hugely talented creatives from both on and off screen.
The winners were voted for by over 150 industry professionals.
Winner:
BBC One
Described by jurors as “Bold. Confident. Grown up but not old fashioned”
Runners Up:
BBC Two
BBC Four
ITV
Channel 4
Channel 5
Winner:
MTV
Described by jurors to have “come into its own in the last two years, now really hitting its stride”
Runners Up:
Crime+Investigation
HISTORY
BBC Four
Sky Arts
Comedy Central UK
Winner:
BBC Three
Described by jurors as having “edge, attitude and giving voices to those that perhaps have not had one in the past”
Runners Up:
Barcroft TV
Real Stories, Little Dot Studios
Winner:
BBC iPlayer
Described by jurors as an “interface that has shifted and improved to be more intuitive”
Runners Up:
All 4
ITV Hub
Winner:
World Productions
Runners Up:
CPL Productions
ITN Productions
Merman
Studio Lambert
Two Brothers Pictures
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Winner:
Renowned Films
Jurors claimed “They are the future”
Runners Up:
Blakeway North
Kalel Productions
Lambent Productions
Mighty Productions Ltd
Spelthorne Community Television
Winner:
Old People’s Home for 4 Year Olds, CPL Productions for Channel 4
Jurors said the show “has affected the way that people think of and interact with the elderly”
Runners Up:
60 Days on the Street, Boundless for Channel 4
SAS: Who Dares Wins, Minnow for Channel 4
The Great British Bake Off, Love Productions for Channel 4
Race Across the World, Studio Lambert for BBC Two
Harry’s Heroes: The Full English, Talkback for ITV
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Winner:
Gogglebox, Studio Lambert for Channel 4
Jurors said the show provides a “snapshot of Britain that you don’t get from any other entertainment show”
Runners Up:
The Big Narstie Show, Expectation for Channel 4
The Last Leg, Open Mike Productions for Channel 4
Hunted Season 4, Shine TV for Channel 4
The Greatest Dancer, Thames – Fremantle for BBC One
Britain’s Got Talent, Thames – Fremantle for ITV 1
Winner:
Fleabag Series 2, Two Brothers for BBC Three
Jurors claimed “it breaks all kinds of rules and boundaries and we’ll be talking about it for years to come”
Runners Up:
Famalam, BBC Studios for BBC Three
Derry Girls Series 2, Hat Trick Productions for Channel 4
Catastrophe Series 4, Avalon Television with co-producers Birdbath Productions and Merman for Channel 4
Stath Lets Flats, Roughcut Productions for Channel 4
After Life, Derek Productions for Netflix
Winner:
The Abused, Brinkworth Productions for Channel 5
Jurors felt the show gave “such a level of intimacy that makes you realise this could happen to anyone.”
Runners Up:
Bros: After the Screaming Stops, Fulwell73 for BBC Four
Stephen: The Murder That Changed a Nation, On The Corner for BBC One
Dynasties, BBC Studios for BBC One
Louis Theroux’s Altered States, BBC Studios – The Documentary Unit for BBC Two
Leaving Neverland: Michael Jackson and Me, Amos Pictures for Channel 4
Winner:
Patrick Melrose, Little Island Productions, Two Cities Television and Sunny March for Sky Atlantic
Jurors felt the show to be “confident, beautiful and perfect piece of television”.
Runners Up:
Sex Education, Eleven Film for Netflix
Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, House of Tomorrow for Netflix
Brexit: The Uncivil War, House Productions for Channel 4
Line of Duty Series 5, World Productions Ltd for BBC One
Bodyguard, World Productions Ltd for BBC One
Winner:
Killing Eve, Sid Gentle Films Ltd. on BBC One
Jurors said “it’s very rare to get that kind of phenomenon with Drama”
Runners Up:
The Good Fight, CBS Television Studios in association with Scott Free Productions and King Size Productions on More 4
The Handmaid’s Tale Series 2, MGM Television for Channel 4
The Bridge Series 4, Filmlance International & Nimbus Film in co-production with SVT, DR, ZDF German Television Network, ZDF Enterprises GMBH, Film i Skåne, NRK, Copenhagen Film Fund, Lumiere Group, Stiftelsen Ystad-Österlen Filmfond, with support from Nordvision and in co-operation with Malmö Stad for SVT and DR on BBC Two
The Haunting of Hill House, Amblin TV and Paramount Television for Netflix
Narcos: México, Gaumont International Television for Netflix
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Winner:
Nabhaan Rizwan
Jurors said “it was his first TV role and he stole the show”.
Runners Up:
Tamara Lawrance
Saoirse-Monica Jackson
Mo Gilligan
Ncuti Gatwa
Lola Petticrew
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Winner:
The English Conkers Crisis – Bros: After the Screaming Stops
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Winner: Rosemary Baker
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To see the winners and shortlists from The Edinburgh TV Awards 2018 and 2017, click the links below!