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Richard Osman has raised the BAFTA Daytime nominations shortlist as a 'kick in the teeth' for producers as only 3 daytime shows nominated, one being Repair's Shop's primetime version of 'The Repair Shop: A Royal Visit' - an 8pm show that had 5.4m viewers.

Do you think Richard Osman makes a good point here? (let us know your more detailed thoughts in comments below!)

https://www.broadcastnow.co.uk/broadcasters/richard-osman-bafta-daytime-shortlist-a-kick-in-the-teeth-for-producers/5180431.article

Richard Osman: Bafta daytime shortlist ‘a kick in the teeth for producers’ | News | Broadcast

Academy spells out reason for shorter list of nominees, and why an 8pm Repair Shop special makes the cut

www.broadcastnow.co.uk

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Michelle Woods

I completely agree with Rich. There are so many brilliant programmes in daytime that just don’t seem to count because they are daytime. At least have a decent amount of shows in the category to recognise that. Last year the award was cut from the broadcast which speaks volumes.

3 years ago

Robin Parker @ The Talent Manager

The RTS Awards managed three - and Loose Men won. An interesting way to play with the established brand in daytime, with a diverse range of talent talking about issues in ways that often don't get talked about

3 years ago

The Talent Manager

The Talent Manager shared a link from www.broadcastnow.co.uk

Richard Osman: Bafta daytime shortlist ‘a kick in the teeth for producers’ | News | Broadcast