| 释义 |
- Background
- Episode guide Pilot Series 1 Series 2 Christmas Special
- References
- External links
{{Use British English|date=December 2015}}{{Use dmy dates|date=December 2012}}{{Infobox television
| show_name = The Matt Lucas Awards
| image = MattLucasAwardsTitle.png
| caption = Title card (2012–13)
| genre = Entertainment
Comedy
| creator = Matt Lucas
| presenter = Matt Lucas
| starring = Diana Lobatto
David Arnold (series 1)
| country = United Kingdom
| language = English
| num_series = 2
| num_episodes = 16
| list_episodes = #Episode guide
| executive_producer = Matt Lucas
| producer = Richard Grocock
| location = Teddington Studios (2012)
Elstree Studios (2013)
| runtime = 30 minutes
| company = John Stanley Productions
| distributor =
| network = BBC One
| picture_format = 9 (HDTV)
| audio_format =
| first_aired = {{start date|2012|4|10|df=y}}
| last_aired = {{end date|2013|12|17|df=y}}
| preceded_by = And the Winner Is
| followed_by =
| related =
| website = http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01g7r4l
}}The Matt Lucas Awards is a British entertainment series hosted by comedian and television personality Matt Lucas. BackgroundThe idea for The Matt Lucas Awards stemmed from And the Winner Is..., a radio series presented by Lucas for a number of years prior to the series. The format of the series involves a number of celebrity guests providing nominations for artists or objects in a number of weird and wonderful categories, the winner of which will receive a 'Lucas' award. A pilot episode of the series was filmed in June 2011, and later released to the BBC iPlayer for internet viewing. The layout of the pilot consisted of Lucas in the centre of a studio of people, sitting on a couch, as if at an awards ceremony. Three guests would then come on, one at a time, and talk about one subject which they have a grievance with. The pilot received positive feedback from critics and audience alike, and as such, a full series of six episodes was commissioned by the BBC. Filming began in January 2012, with episodes airing from 10 April. Unlike the pilot, the series is set in a studio designed to look like Lucas' flat, and three guests each give a nomination in the same subject category, unlike the pilot, which was one subject per guest. Lucas' mother is also present in every episode. During the first series, musician David Arnold performed incidental music live in the studio. Each episode also features a performance section, where the guest must back up their nomination by giving a performance relating to it, such as singing, dancing or otherwise performing. Lucas performs the opening theme tune, and in the first series also sang variations on the theme live over the closing credits. Several changes took place for the second series, the most noticeable being that Lucas no longer decides the winner from each category himself, but instead the winner is chosen by a panel of judges. Also, Arnold does not appear and any incidental music is no longer performed live. Episode guidePilot| Show | Airdate | Guests |
|---|
| Pilot | 16 June 2011 | Dave Gorman
Ruby Wax
Jack Whitehall |
Series 1| Show | Airdate | Guests | Awards |
|---|
| 1 | 10 April 2012 | Jason Manford
Graeme Garden
Henning Wehn | - • Smuggest Nation of People: The Chinese
- • Most Artistic Guest: Graeme Garden
- • Worst Football Song: Diamond Lights
- • Most Efficient Guest: Henning Wehn}}
| | 2 | 17 April 2012 | Sue Perkins
Richard Madeley
Marc Wootton | - • Ghastliest Holiday Destination: Isle of Skye
- • Silliest Hair Ever Seen on a Guest's Head: Richard, Aged 47
- • Utterly Useless Knowledge: Star Wars Figure Identification
- • Most Peculiar Guest: Richard Madeley}}
| | 3 | 24 April 2012 | Louis Walsh
Germaine Greer
Clive Anderson | - • Weirdest Celebrity Crush: Katie Price
- • Dullest Pastime: Sudoku
- • Most Regrettable Musical Genre: Madrigals
- • Angriest Guest: Germaine Greer}}
| | 4 | 1 May 2012 | Esther Rantzen
Chris Tarrant
Johnny Vegas | - • Baddest Habit: Texting and Talking
- • Most Underwhelming Event: New Year's Eve
- • Crappiest Beatles Song: I Am the Walrus
- • Best Behaved Guest: Esther Rantzen}}
| | 5 | 8 May 2012 | Maureen Lipman
Julian Clary
Alex Horne | - • Most Redundant Technology: Shoelaces
- • Most Unbelievable Bible Story: Adam & Eve and the Snake
- • Ultimately Pointless Skill: Motorway Service Station Identification
- • Most Charming Guest: Maureen Lipman}}
| | 6 | 15 May 2012 | Griff Rhys Jones
Ruth Jones
David Baddiel | - • Most Depressive School Subject: Maths
- • Most More-Ish Food: Bacon, Pringles and Coconut Ice Cream
- • Most Baffling Campfire Song: Puff, the Magic Dragon
- • Most Passionate Guest: Griff Rhys Jones}}
| | 7 | 22 May 2012 | The Best, Worst, Awful, Awesome and Unseen Bits |
Series 2| Show | Airdate | Guests | Judges | Awards |
|---|
| 8 | 2013|3|5|df=y}} | Ardal O'Hanlon
Adil Ray
Robert Webb | Alex Danson
Anthony Ogogo
Kate Walsh | - • Least Comprehensible UK Accent: Northern Irish
- • Most Miserable Day of the Year: Valentine's Day
- • Hidden Talent Award: Robert Webb (throwing mini basketballs backwards into a basket)
- • Grumpiest Guest: Ardal O'Hanlon and Adil Ray}}
| | 9 | 2013|3|12|df=y}} | Eamonn Holmes
Josie Long
Jason Manford | Michael Cronin
Lee MacDonald
Gwyneth Powell | - • Most Annoying Queue: Queuing at airports
- • Most Irritating Children's TV Character: Andy Pandy
- • Hidden Talent Award: Jason Manford (singing Italian opera)
- • Most Desperate Guest: Josie Long}}
| | 10 | 2013|3|19|df=y}} | Gyles Brandreth
Holly Walsh
Mark Watson | Peter Duncan
Janet Ellis
Peter Purves | - • Most Meaningless Phrase: Lightning does not strike twice in the same place
- • Most Ridiculous British Law: It is illegal to jump, but not fly off Worthing Pier
- • Hidden Talent Award: Mark Watson (ability to identify the number of letters in a word)
- • Most Chirpiest Guest: Gyles Brandreth}}
| | 11 | 2013|3|26|df=y}} | Richard Bacon
Jason Byrne
Shappi Khorsandi | Stuart Baggs
Raef Bjayou
Katie Hopkins | - • People You'd Kill If Murder Was Legal: The person who invented the hen night
- • Second Greatest Bald Man of All Time: Donald Trump
- • Hidden Talent Award: Jason Byrne (Irish dancing)
- • Best Behaved Guest: Shappi Khorsandi}}
| | 12 | 2013|4|9|df=y}}[1] | Susan Calman
Andy Parsons
Rhys Thomas | Sooty
Sweep
Soo | - • Most Deluded group of people: Parents
- • Most Fanciable Person of the Same Gender (Unless you are a gay in which case opposite gender): Daniel Craig
- • Hidden Talent Award: Rhys Thomas (Knowledge of Queen Songs)
- • Most Childish Guest: Susan Calman}}
| | 13 | 2013|4|16|df=y}} | Dave Gorman
Ruby Wax
Alex Horne | Leonard Fenton
John Altman
Peter Dean
Nej Adamson | - • American most likely to make us glad we lost the USA to begin with: Kevin Trudeau
- • Most miserable showbiz experience: Being heckled at the Hippo Club, Nottingham
- • Hidden Talent Award: Ruby Wax (Zumba)
- • Bravest Guest: Alex Horne}}
| | 14 | 2013|6|2|df=y}} | Series 2 Compilation[2] |
Christmas Special| Show | Airdate | Guests | Judges | Awards |
|---|
| 15 | 2013|12|17|df=y}}[3] | Jo Brand
Alan Davies
Rhod Gilbert | Bob Carolgees
Bonnie Langford
Ted Robbins | - • People you'd most like to leave off the Christmas card list: People who draw their eyebrows
- • Most Effective Post-Christmas Diet: Carb-free diet
- • Most Disappointing Christmas Present Ever Received: A bat box
- • Hidden Talent Award: Jo Brand (An encyclopaedic knowledge of Elvis Costello songs)
- • Most Festive Guest: Rhod Gilbert
}} |
References1. ^{{Cite web |url=http://www.radiotimes.com/episode/v4rw2/ |title=Series 2 – Episode 6 |publisher=Radio Times |accessdate=31 March 2013}}
2. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b02w6s1g |title=Compilation |publisher=BBC Online |date=28 May 2013 |accessdate=29 May 2013}}
3. ^{{Cite web |url=http://www.comedy.co.uk/guide/tv/the_matt_lucas_awards/episodes/2/8/ |title=Christmas Special |publisher=British Comedy Guide |accessdate=28 November 2013}}
External links- {{BBC programme}}
- {{British Comedy Guide|tv|the_matt_lucas_awards}}
- {{IMDb title|id=2484182|title=The Matt Lucas Awards}}
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