Such a shame you’re not dumbing down with this new look, as every year I go to vote in this, and then every year I don’t bother as it’s that bit too complicated considering my memory barely goes back 12 minutes, never mind 12 months!
Flicking through the list though and the only show worthy of any award this (last) year is The Cube. Does The Krypton Factor count as a new show?
I’m guessing Coach Trip is technically a game show too and I’ve put it in my golden five – but does a three year break mean it’s seen as a revival or just a new series?
And my interpretation of the rules is US shows broadcast in the UK count in the latter category at least, so I’ve put the US version of Wipeout in there as I do think it’s the best format around at the moment, but the BBC’s version is one of the poorest interpretations, so hence doesn’t get the nod.
Yes, Coach Trip is an interesting case, although I’d question it’s a remake when it’s basically carrying on where it left off.
Golden Fiver is meant to be UK made shows shown in the UK, I would have assumed that obvious from the context of the sites. But apparently not, so I might go and make that explicit.
Such a shame you’re not dumbing down with this new look, as every year I go to vote in this, and then every year I don’t bother as it’s that bit too complicated considering my memory barely goes back 12 minutes, never mind 12 months!
Flicking through the list though and the only show worthy of any award this (last) year is The Cube. Does The Krypton Factor count as a new show?
Au contraire. This may be the first year I don’t give doubles to best new show, because there were that many I liked.
Yes, The Krypton Factor revival counts as a new show. If it’s listed, you can use it.
I’m guessing Coach Trip is technically a game show too and I’ve put it in my golden five – but does a three year break mean it’s seen as a revival or just a new series?
And my interpretation of the rules is US shows broadcast in the UK count in the latter category at least, so I’ve put the US version of Wipeout in there as I do think it’s the best format around at the moment, but the BBC’s version is one of the poorest interpretations, so hence doesn’t get the nod.
Yes, Coach Trip is an interesting case, although I’d question it’s a remake when it’s basically carrying on where it left off.
Golden Fiver is meant to be UK made shows shown in the UK, I would have assumed that obvious from the context of the sites. But apparently not, so I might go and make that explicit.