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Britain's Best Sitcom (2004)

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Britain's Best Sitcom
ประเทศ
สหราชอาณาจักร
ออกอากาศครั้งแรก
10 มกราคม 2547
จำนวนตอน
12 ตอน
ความยาวต่อตอน
ประมาณ 178 นาที
สถานะ
จบแล้ว
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EP12/12 (27 มีนาคม 2547)
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BBC Two

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Britain's Best Sitcom was a poll conducted in 2004 by the BBC, to identify the United Kingdom's best sitcom. Viewers were asked to vote for their favourite by phone, text message and on the web. The top ten went forward to a final round of voting. Ten, one hour long programmes were made before the final round, each about one of the Top 10, the programmes consisting of a celebrity speaking on behalf of their chosen sitcom as well as interviews with the stars and people that made it. Each of these programmes consisted of the celebrity advocating the sitcom giving a list of reasons as to why viewers should vote for the sitcom being advocated, as well as featuring plugs from other famous fans of each sitcom. Jonathan Ross hosted the countdown show.

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นักแสดง Britain's Best Sitcom

  • Jonathan RossJonathan Rossรับบท Himself/Presenter
  • Peter SallisPeter Sallisรับบท Self
  • อาร์มานโด ยานูชีอาร์มานโด ยานูชีรับบท Himself/Presenter
  • Ulrika JonssonUlrika Jonssonรับบท Herself/Presenter
  • Jack DeeJack Deeรับบท Himself/Presenter
  • John SergeantJohn Sergeantรับบท Himself/Presenter
  • Rowland RivronRowland Rivronรับบท Himself/Presenter
  • Johnny VaughanJohnny Vaughanรับบท Himself/Presenter
  • David DickinsonDavid Dickinsonรับบท Himself/Presenter
  • Clarissa Dickson WrightClarissa Dickson Wrightรับบท Herself/Presenter
  • Phill JupitusPhill Jupitusรับบท Himself/Presenter
  • Carol VordermanCarol Vordermanรับบท Herself/Presenter

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Britain's Best Sitcom is a 12-episode documentary series that BBC Two transmitted from 10 January to 27 March 2004. It was part of a nationwide media campaign and opinion poll conducted by the BBC in 2003 and 2004.

The BBC asked television viewers to select their favourite British situation comedies from a list of 100, with the option to supply one write-in candidate. In the first poll, conducted in August 2003, viewers could vote via telephone or the BBC's website; the second, conducted January–March 2004, added the option of voting by text message. This second poll coincided with the television programme, which celebrated the top 50 sitcoms from the first poll, and urged viewers to vote their preference from the top 10.

In the three-hour premiere episode, Jonathan Ross summarised the progress of the poll, and presented video clips from the 50 sitcoms that received the most votes. Each of the next ten weekly episodes, one hour in length, focused on one sitcom from the top 10. In each episode, a different presenter advocated a particular sitcom, delivering 20 reasons why it deserved viewers' votes. The sitcom's writers and actors, as well as celebrity viewers, also shared their own perspectives and memories. In the 90-minute finale, transmitted live, Jonathan Ross announced the top sitcom to be Only Fools and Horses.

Britain's Best Sitcom was preceded by the BBC Two programmes Great Britons (2002) and The Big Read (2003), each of which was also based on national opinion polls.

Round one: Selecting the top 50

Before the opening the poll, the BBC compiled a list of 100 "top [British] sitcoms" based on input from "sitcom writers and TV comedy experts". This list constituted the nominees for the first of the two rounds of votes solicited from the public.

The BBC posted a homepage and ballot web page for the Britain's Best Sitcom poll to the BBCi website on 28 July 2003. In August, they advertised the poll in the Radio Times magazine, on the BBCi website, and via the national teletext service Ceefax, inviting the public to "have your say" and "play your part in a major television event".

The ballot required voters either to select 10 sitcoms from the list, or to select nine and then nominate a write-in candidate. Voters could not rank their 10 selections by preference. Votes by telephone incurred a charge of 10 pence per minute. On 30 December 2003, the BBC published a press release promoting the forthcoming Britain's Best Sitcom series on BBC Two, and listing the 50 sitcoms that received the most votes. The list was alphabetical; it did not reveal the number of votes that any sitcom received, or its rank in the list. It contained no write-in candidates.

The launch

On 10 January 2004, the BBC published another press release to promote the series, which was to begin that night on BBC Two. The press release provided more details about the programme and the vote, including an alphabetical list of the 10 finalists, and a ranked list of the rest of the top 50 sitcoms. The premiere episode of Britain's Best Sitcom began at 9 PM and concluded at midnight. From Goodnight Sweetheart (number 50) to Father Ted (number 11), it counted down the first 40 of 50 highest-ranked sitcoms. The final 30 minutes of the programme comprised a preview of the 10 future episodes devoted to the finalists.

The vote

Each of the next 10 episodes of Britain's Best Sitcom was one hour long, and devoted to one of the 10 finalists. The "celebrity advocate" in each episode gave 20 reasons why their sitcom was the best. Their arguments were illustrated by video clips from the sitcom. On-screen messages in the episodes, as well as web pages in the BBC's website, and listings in the Radio Times—informed viewers and readers that they could vote by telephone, by text message (SMS), or online. Voting by text message was only possible in this final round of voting. Votes by telephone were less expensive than in the first round, because they lasted no more than one minute. A vote by telephone cost 10 pence; a vote by text message incurred a charge of 10–12 pence, depending on the mobile network operator. For each of the finalists, online voters had access to an essay about the sitcom (from the BBCi Guide to Comedy), a selection of quotes from the advocate's arguments and from online comments, and an annotated video clip of a scene from one episode.

The poll opened at 9 PM on 10 January 2004 (when the Britain's Best Sitcom premiere began). The voting rules allowed up to five people per household to vote. After the transmission of each weekly episode, viewer's had an opportunity to change their vote. The BBC collected demographic profile data as part of the poll. It required online voters to answer three market segmentation questions: whether they are male or female; which region of the UK they live in, and which age group they belong to. Voting closed on the night of 27 March 2004.

The result

Near the end of the live, final episode of Britain's Best Sitcom, Jonathan Ross announced Only Fools and Horses to be the top sitcom by popular vote. After the programme's conclusion, the BBC published a ranked list of all 100 sitcoms on their website, along with the official vote tally for the top 10.

Background

Britain's Best Sitcom was BBC Two's third television programme based on nationwide opinion polls between 2002 and 2004. It was preceded by The Big Read (18 October – 13 December 2003) and Great Britons (20 October – 24 November 2002). The Big Read was based on a poll asking for readers' favourite novels; Great Britons was based on the 100 Great Britons poll, which asked members of the public to nominate people who were born in or lived in the British Isles (including Ireland), and who "played a significant part in the life of the British Isles."

All three polls were conducted during the tenure of Jane Root as controller of BBC Two. Root served as the channel's controller (executive director of programming) from 1999 until 2004, when she left the BBC to head Discovery Networks in the United States.

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