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Baftas Honor The Celebrity Traitors After Viral Moments Dominate The Ceremony

The wins signaled how a celebrity edition turned a single viral clip into broad awards recognition.

Overview

  • The BBC reality spin-off won Best Reality and Most Memorable TV Moment at the Bafta Television Awards.
  • Host Greg Davies opened with a joke about Celia Imrie’s on-camera flatulence, and cameras showed her laughing in the audience.
  • Imrie later presented with co-star Nick Mohammed and leaned into the bit with a baked-beans anecdote.
  • The running gag spread across the room as the series champion referenced the smell in an acceptance speech and Seth Rogen teased Imrie from the stage.
  • Davies also called out another reality oddity, quipping about Mark “The Beast” Labbett trying to drink a candle, highlighting how awards shows mine viral TV for comedy.