Broadcast. Copyright: Alan Peebles / BBC
The nominees for the The Broadcast Awards 2016 have been announced, with a number of comedy shows in contention for prizes.
The Broadcast Awards, which are run by the TV trade magazine Broadcast, have been running for a number of years and are considered a prestigious prize for a programme maker to win because the results are determined by jury consisting of top industry figures.
Below are the comedy-related nominees...
Best Comedy Programme
Car Share. Image shows from L to R: John Redmond (Peter Kay), Kayleigh Kitson (Sian Gibson). Copyright: Goodnight Vienna Productions
Car Share
Catastrophe. Image shows from L to R: Rob (Rob Delaney), Sharon (Sharon Horgan). Copyright: Avalon Television
Catastrophe
Detectorists. Image shows from L to R: Lance Stater (Toby Jones), Andy Stone (Mackenzie Crook). Copyright: Channel X / Lola Entertainment
Detectorists
Inside No. 9. Image shows from L to R: Reece Shearsmith, Steve Pemberton. Copyright: BBC
Inside No. 9
The Keith Lemon Sketch Show. Image shows from L to R: Leigh Francis, Tom Davis, Hank Osasuna. Copyright: Talkback / Bang Tidy Productions
The Keith Lemon Sketch Show
People Just Do Nothing. Image shows from L to R: Beats (Hugo Chegwin), Grindah (Allan Mustafa), Decoy (Daniel Sylvester Woolford). Copyright: Roughcut Television
People Just Do Nothing
Best Entertainment Programme
A League Of Their Own. James Corden. Copyright: CPL Productions
A League Of Their Own
Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled. Alan Davies. Copyright: Phil McIntyre Entertainment
Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled
Image shows from L to R: Ant McPartlin, Declan Donnelly
Britain's Got Talent
Release The Hounds. Reggie Yates
Release The Hounds
Taskmaster. Image shows from L to R: Greg Davies, Alex Horne. Copyright: Avalon Television
Taskmaster
You're Back In The Room. Image shows from L to R: Keith Barry, Phillip Schofield. Copyright: Tuesday's Child
You're Back In The Room
Best Original Programme
Ballot Monkeys. Image shows from L to R: Jack Pardew (Trevor Cooper), Kate Standen (Sarah Hadland), Kevin Sturridge (Ben Miller), Siobhan Hope (Hattie Morahan). Copyright: Hat Trick Productions
Ballot Monkeys
Car Share. Image shows from L to R: John Redmond (Peter Kay), Kayleigh Kitson (Sian Gibson). Copyright: Goodnight Vienna Productions
Car Share
Cyberbully
Murder In Successville. DI Sleet (Tom Davis). Copyright: Tiger Aspect Productions
Murder In Successville
No Offence. Image shows from L to R: D.I. Vivienne Deering (Joanna Scanlan), D.S. Joy Freers (Alexandra Roach). Copyright: AbbottVision
No Offence
The Tribe
Plebs. Image shows from L to R: Stylax (Joel Fry), Marcus (Tom Rosenthal), Grumio (Ryan Sampson). Copyright: RISE Films
Elsewhere in the nomination lists, Horrible Histories and So Awkward are up for Best Children's Programme; Detectorists and Plebs are in the running for Best Multichannel Programme and Charlie Brooker 's Black Mirror and Lenny Henry 's Danny And The Human Zoo are in the running for Best Single Drama.
For a complete list of nominations across all genres, see broadcastnow.co.uk
The results of the 2016 awards will be announced at a ceremony at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 10th February 2016.