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91Èȱ¬ Comedy had a big night at last night's Royal Television Awards...
Congratulations to Miranda Hart, who scored a double-whammy by scooping the Best Comedy Performance and Best Scripted Comedy gongs for her all-conquering sitcom Miranda.
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Getting On scribes Jo Brand, Vicki Pepperdine and Joanna Scanlan won the Best Writer (Comedy) prize for their bittersweet sitcom (on 91Èȱ¬ Four) and thoroughly deserved it is too (needless brackets).
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Special mention goes to Professor Brian Cox for winning the Best Presenter category. Watch out for the deleted scene from the forthcoming DVD of Wonders Of The Stoner System in which Brian explains we are all made from the same showbiz stardust as Charlie Sheen.
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Even though The X Factor won Best Entertainment show... Voice Over Guy Peter Dickson remains determined to unleash his inner repressed thespian.
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Congratulations to all the obscenely talented people who made these award-winning shows so funny. Bravo!
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