#comedy awards

The Comedy.co.uk Awards are an annual poll of tens of thousands of British comedy fans in which the best TV and radio comedy programmes of the last year are named.

Running since 2006, the awards provide an accurate gauge of the most loved modern British TV and radio comedies as every single programme is included in the nominations list (for our 2022 vote it was 379 different shows!), and the results are 100% based on the public vote. There is no biased jury or naive judging panel involved here - just comedy fans.

Good Omens is up for a TV Comedy Drama 2023 Award in the Comedy.co.uk Awards !

The other nominees are :

Boat Story

Brassic

Inside No 9

Sex Education  (which is excellent and also deserves to win) 

There She Goes

Good Omens won this category back in 2019, it also won the Comedy of the Year for 2019 too!

You can cast your vote to help ensure that your favourite duo has an angelic shot at winning by casting your vote !

To cast your vote for this and other categories (Our favourite Ghosts are up for a couple  of Awards too) 

Vote here https://www.comedy.co.uk/awards/2023/

Voting closes on Sunday 21st January 2024 at 23:59 GMT.

The Bear being in the comedy category feels unfair to actual comedies. And I'm a massive fan of the show. But it's a drama with occasional funny moments—some episodes have none at all. It’s like calling House MD a comedy just because it had humor. Hugh Laurie was funny but I'd still consider that show a drama for sure. (I also had issue with some other things I saw...The Heretic in the comedy category?)

Jeremy Allen White is amazing on the show, but his role is intense, not funny—the occasional comedy comes from the supporting cast.

I don't watch award shows but I saw the list of the comedians he was up against at the GGs and I was like...how is he winning a comedy award over Steve Martin? The show doesn’t need to sneak into the comedy category to win awards—it’s fantastic and could compete just as well in drama.