Timeline TV Moment of the Year shortlist revealed

Entertainment juggernauts Strictly Come Dancing and I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here are to battle with the likes of An Audience With Adele and Good Morning Britain for the Timeline TV Moment of the Year, sponsored by Timeline Television at next month’s Broadcast Awards.

Broadcast has drawn up a shortlist of 10 moments after subscribers voted on their favourites from a longlist of 20, with the winner to be chosen by attendees at the annual event on 10 February.

Rose Ayling-Ellis and Giovanni Pernice’s dance in silence on Strictly Come Dancing will vie against Ant & Dec’s mocking of Boris Johnson on I’m a Celebrity in the list of standout moments in 2021.

Other ITV shows on the shortlist include Piers Morgan’s on-set exit on Good Morning Britain and Adele’s reaction to seeing her former influential English teacher.

In drama, Colin’s tearful death on Channel 4’s It’s A Sin makes the cut, as does the shocking Red Light, Green Light challenge on Netflix’s Squid Games and the shooting of Kate Winslet’s partner on HBO/Sky Atlantic’s Mare of Easttown.

Elsewhere, Robert Moore’s dramatic report for ITN filmed inside the Capitol building in Washington as it is ransacked by President Trump supporters, footage of Paul McCartney creating the Beatles song Get Back on Disney+ and Amazon Prime / Channel 4’s Emma Raducanu’s historic win in the US Open make the shortlist.

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An Audience With Adele, ITV (Fulwell 73 & Onward Productions) - The singing superstar bursts into tears after being surprised by her influential former English teacher

Good Morning Britain, ITV (ITV Studios) - Piers Morgan walks off the set during an on-air clash relating to his comments about the Duchess of Sussex

It’s A Sin, Channel 4 (Red Production Company) - Colin dies in a hospital bed having told his Mum: “Oh mammy, make them do something - I don’t want to die.”

Mare of Easttown, HBO/Sky Atlantic (Home Box Office, Zobot Projects, Mayhem Pictures, Juggle Productions, Low Dweller Productions, wiip studios) - Mare’s partner Detective Colin Zabel is killed in a shootout with the serial kidnapper

Strictly Come Dancing, BBC1 (BBC Studios) - Rose Ayling-Ellis and Giovanni Pernice dance in silence to raise awareness around the experience of the deaf community