BBC show picks up 2 gongs
Thursday, 30 October 2008
Doctor Who was the big winner at last night’s National TV Awards.
The BBC show scooped 2 gongs - Most Popular Drama for the 4th year running and Outstanding Drama Performance for Time Lord David Tennant.
The actor, 37, who announced he's quitting the sci-fi series next year, beat competition from Phil Glenister and Catherine Tate, 40, to take the prize.
Other winners included EastEnders, which was named Most Popular Serial Drama for the 4th year in a row. Rita Simons, 31, won Most Popular Newcomer for her role as Roxy Mitchell.
Simon Cowell, 49, received the Special Recognition Award, but The X Factor lost out to Strictly Come Dancing in the Most Popular Talent Show category.
Guests at the Royal Albert Hall event included Paris Hilton, 27, Cheryl Cole, 25, Gemma Atkinson, 23, Dannii Minogue, 37, and Myleene Klass, 30.
National TV Awards full list of winners:
Outstanding Serial Drama Performance: Matt Littler (Hollyoaks)
Outstanding Drama Performance: David Tennant (Doctor Who)
Most Popular Drama: Doctor Who
Most Popular Serial Drama: EastEnders
Most Popular Entertainment Programme: The Paul O'Grady Show
Most Popular Entertainment Presenter: Ant & Dec
Most Popular Talent Show: Strictly Come Dancing
Most Popular Comedy Show: Benidorm
Most Popular Factual Programme: Top Gear
Most Popular Newcomer: Rita Simons (EastEnders)
Special Recognition Award: Simon Cowell
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