Bogie Awards and then some….

Both Fairfax and News Corp use Logie day to give the results of reader TV polls today, including some of the worst of the 2014 TV year.

Fairfax’s annual Bogie Award does not indicate how many voters participated, but amongst their results were:

Least real “Reality” show. The runners up were The Real Housewives of Melbourne and My Kitchen Rules. And the Bogie goes to The Bachelor Australia.

Smuggest talent quest judge. Runners-up: Alex Perry (Australia’s Next Top Model) and Matt Preston (MasterChef). Winner: Pete Evans (My Kitchen Rules).

Furthest past use-by date (The Bert Newton Trophy). Runners-up: The Block, Downton Abbey, QI, Grey’s Anatomy. Winner: Dancing with the Stars.

The Black Bogie (The Sandilands Chalice): Runners-up: David Koch, Eddie McGuire, Karl Stefanovic. Winner: Andrew Bolt.

You can read more here.

Meanwhile on News Corp there were 573 respondents voting:

Show most past its use-by date
1. Big Brother (Nine)
2. Dancing with the Stars (Seven)
3. The Footy Show (Nine)
4. Beauty and the Geek (Seven)
5. A Current Affair (Nine)

Top of the flops
1. The Voice Kids (Nine)
2. The Mole (Seven)
3. The Big Adventure (Seven)
4. Party Tricks (Ten)
5. Secrets and Lies (Ten)

Most embarrassing moment
1. Mark Holden’s clown dance routine, Dancing With The Stars, (Seven)
2. Laura Dundovic refuses to help Maureen McCormick (Marcia Brady) in a challenge to win food for her campmates on “I’m A Celebrity” (Ten)
3. Karl Stefanovic’s joke about “who would be running the 7-Elevens” when India was playing in the cricket World Cup, Today Show, (Nine)
4. Carrie Bickmore’s X-rated doodle is accidentally revealed to viewers, The Project, (Ten)
5. Deanne Jolly calls Shayna Blaze a ‘Wantirna bogan’, The Block, (Nine)

You can read more of that one here.