Comedy.co.uk Awards 2022 Shortlist

The sixty television and radio programmes shortlisted in the Comedy.co.uk Awards 2022 have been revealed and we're so proud to share our UA clients who have been included! 

 

Best TV Sketch Show

Ellie & Natasia - Ellie White and Natasia Demetriou

The Lovebox In Your Living Room – Starring Tom Bennett

The Stand Up Sketch Show – Starring Lily Phillips and Bobby Mair 

The Emily Atack Show. – Starring Tom Machell, Sally O’Leary and Cam Spence, with writing by Hannah George and Sally O’Leary

Queen of the New Year – Greg Hemphill and Robert Florence 

 

Best New TV Sitcom

The Other Half - Co-written by Zak Ghazi-Torbati, Directed by Akaash Meeda

 

Best Radio Entertainment Show

50 Years Without A Clue - Hosted by Greg James

 

Best TV Comedy Drama

Am I Being Unreasonable? - Starring Dustin Demri-Burns and Annie Haworth, with Editor Jamie Pearson

Bad Sisters – Created by and starring Sharon Horgan, with Sarah Greene, Yasmine Akram, Paul Tylak and Rory O’Neill, with Editor Fin Oates and Costume Designer Camille Benda

The Outlaws –  Created, Written, directed, executive produced and starring Stephen Merchant, featuring Gyuri Sarossy and Ellen Robertson, with Editor Dan Gage (Episodes 4-6)

This is Going to Hurt - Starring Daniel Ward, Heather Agyepong, Christopher Logan and Georgia Maguire, with Editor Jo Walker and writing from Maya Sondhi

Doc Martin - Starring Zachary Willis

 

Best Returning TV Sitcom

Derry Girls – Created, written, and executive produced by Lisa McGee, starring Claire Rafferty, Tobias Beer, Justine Mitchell, Olwen Fouéré and Maria Laird, Directed by Michael Lennox

Motherland - Created, written and executive produced by Sharon Horgan, starring Anna Maxwell Martin, Lucy Punch and Diane Morgan, with Hair & Make-Up Designer Vanessa White

 

Best TV Entertainment Show

Cunk On Earth – Starring Diane Morgan, written by Jason Hazeley and Joel Morris

 

Best Radio Sitcom

Whatever Happened To Baby Jane Austen - Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders

 

Best TV Panel Show

QI - Alan Davies 

 

Best TV Panel Show

 Would I Lie To You - Starring Rob Brydon, written by Steve Burge

 

Best Radio Sitcom

Thanks A Lot, Milton Jones! - Co-written by Dan Evans