TV: 21st Annual Television Award Nominations
Categories Television Branch

TV: 21st Annual Television Award Nominations

The nominations for the 21st Annual OFTA Television Awards have been announced.

Best Limited Series nominee Feud: Bette and Joan earned eighteen nominations this year, the most nominated limited series of the season. HBO’s new sci-fi/western show, nominated for Best Drama Series, Westworld also pulled in eight nominations, topping the list of series for the year.

Three programs tied for third place in the nominations count. Last year’s runner-up in nominations to Game of Thrones, Fargo, secured sixteen nominations this year, including a nomination for Best Drama Series. Fellow Drama Series nominees The Crown and Stranger Things also picked up sixteen. The year’s top comedy series nominee was Veep with eleven and the top motion picture made for television was Sherlock for the third year in a row with the episode The Lying Detective. All were nominated in their respective program categories.

Prev FILM: 21st Annual Film Award Winners
Next TV: 21st Annual Television Award Winners

9 thoughts on “TV: 21st Annual Television Award Nominations

  1. Hello, please for your help … in 2001 my Makeup team won the OFTA prize for the best makeup in the DUNE miniseries … can you please write this prize on the IMDB page? Thank you in advance for your help -ofta awards 2001 best makeup/hairstyling in motion picture or miniseries DUNE

    all the best
      René Stejskal – prosthetic designer

    1. Congratulations on your win. I wish that I could help, but unfortunately, we do not maintain the IMDb information. It looks like the miniseries is listed as having won the award, but no individuals were nominated with any of the categories. I believe you should be able to link your citation on that film to the awards section, I’m just not quite sure how to do that.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.