Welsh programmes celebrated at the National Television Awards
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| 12:27 UK time, Thursday, 21 January 2010
Doctor Who has been crowned Britain's most popular drama, with David Tennant also receiving a gong for Outstanding Drama Performance, at the 2010 National Television Awards.
Accepting the award for Most Popular Drama on behalf of the Doctor Who cast and crew, Bernard Cribbins said:
"This is absolutely wonderful and I know how pleased [David Tennant] must be because he's been at it for four years, and I think everybody involved with Doctor Who will be just as pleased. The whole team down there are certainly the best I've ever worked with. Thank you, Â鶹Éç. Cymru am byth!"
The ceremony took place last night at the O2 arena in London. Gavin & Stacey was also named Best Comedy Programme, although Ruth Jones was absent. The award was picked up by her co-writer James Corden, who was accompanied by fellow cast members Larry Lamb, Alison Steadman and Melanie Walters.
"This is absolutely wonderful and I know how pleased [David Tennant] must be because he's been at it for four years, and I think everybody involved with Doctor Who will be just as pleased. The whole team down there are certainly the best I've ever worked with. Thank you, Â鶹Éç. Cymru am byth!"
The ceremony took place last night at the O2 arena in London. Gavin & Stacey was also named Best Comedy Programme, although Ruth Jones was absent. The award was picked up by her co-writer James Corden, who was accompanied by fellow cast members Larry Lamb, Alison Steadman and Melanie Walters.
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