Casualty (TV series)
Awards and nominations

Casualty (TV series)

Section Title: Awards and nominations
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Year	Award	Category	Nominee	Result

2018	Digital Spy Reader Awards	Best Soap (Evening)	–	6th

Best Soap Actor (Female)	Chelsea Halfpenny as Alicia Munroe	9th

Best Soap Actor (Male)	William Beck as Dylan Keogh	9th

Best Soap Storyline	Alicia Munroe's rape	10th

Best Soap Couple	Charlie Fairhead and Lisa "Duffy" Duffin	10th

Biggest OMG Soap moment	Sam Nicholls' death	9th

Most devastating Soap Death	Sam Nicholls	9th

Best Soap Newcomer	Gabriella Leon as Jade Lovall	12th

Best Soap Stunt	"The ambulance crash and motorway pile up"	5th

British Academy Television Awards	Best Soap and Continuing Drama	Production team	Won

Broadcast Awards	Best Soap/Continuing Drama	–	Nominated

National Television Awards	Drama	–	Shortlisted

2017	Inside Soap Awards	Best Drama Star	Amanda Mealing (Connie Beauchamp)	Shortlisted

George Rainsford (Ethan Hardy)	Won

Cathy Shipton (Lisa "Duffy" Duffin)	Longlisted

Derek Thompson (Charlie Fairhead)	Shortlisted

Best Drama Storyline	"Cal's murder"	Shortlisted

"Charlie and Duffy's wedding"	Shortlisted

"Helicopter crash"	Won

TV Choice Awards	Best Actor	George Rainsford (Ethan Hardy)	Nominated

Best Actress	Amanda Mealing (Connie Beauchamp)	Nominated

Best Family Drama	Casualty	Nominated

National Television Awards	Drama	–	Won

Newcomer	Lloyd Everitt (Jez Andrews)	Nominated

2016	TRIC Awards	Special Award	–	Won

National Television Awards	Drama	–	Nominated

Drama Performance	Derek Thompson (Charlie Fairhead)	Nominated

Newcomer	Chucky Venn (Jacob Masters)	Nominated

2015	Black International Film Festival and Music Video & Screen Awards	Best Actor	Tony Marshall (Noel Garcia)	Nominated

Best Long Running Drama	–	Nominated

Inside Soap Awards	Best Drama	–	Won

Royal Television Society Programme Awards	Soap and Continuing Drama	–	Won

National Television Awards	Most Popular Newcomer	Lee Mead (Ben "Lofty" Chiltern)	Nominated

2014	British Academy Television Awards	Best Continuing Drama	–	Nominated

UK Sexual Health Awards	Sexual health media campaign/storyline of the year	Episode: "Unsilenced", 13 April 2013	Won

2012	Creative Diversity Network Awards	The Radio Times Soap Award	Episode: "#HolbyRiot – Part 1", 21 July 2012	Nominated

2011	Writers' Guild of Great Britain Awards	Best Continuing Drama	Dana Fainaru (Episode: "Place of Safety", 5 February 2011)	Won

Stonewall Awards	Entertainer of the Year	Jane Hazlegrove (Kathleen "Dixie" Dixon)	Won

British Academy Television Awards	Best Continuing Drama	–	Nominated

Royal Television Society Programme Awards	Best Soap and Continuing Drama	–	Nominated

2010	British Academy Television Awards	Best Continuing Drama	–	Nominated

Royal Television Society Programme Awards	Best Soap and Continuing Drama	–	Nominated

National Television Awards	Most Popular Drama	–	Nominated

2009	British Academy Television Awards	Best Continuing Drama	–	Nominated

2008	National Television Awards	Most Popular Newcomer	Georgia Taylor (Ruth Winters)	Nominated

2007	British Academy Television Awards	Best Continuing Drama	–	Won

2006	British Academy Television Awards	Best Continuing Drama	–	Nominated

2005	National Television Awards	Most Popular Newcomer	Elyes Gabel (Gurpreet "Guppy" Sandhu)	Nominated

2004	British Academy Television Awards	Best Continuing Drama	Lee Darling Foz Allan	Nominated

2002	National Television Awards	Most Popular Drama	–	Nominated

1999	TV Quick Awards	Best Loved Drama	–	Won

1998	National Television Awards	Most Popular Newcomer	Claire Goose (Tina Seabrook)	Nominated

Royal Television Society Awards	Best Sound — Drama	Colin Solloway, Nigel Abbott (Episode: "The Golden Hour", 27 December 1997)	Won

1997	National Television Awards	Most Popular Newcomer	Jonathan Kerrigan (Sam Colloby)	Nominated

1996	Writers' Guild of Great Britain Award	TV — Original Drama Series	David Joss Buckley	Nominated

1993	British Academy Television Awards	Best Drama Series	–	Nominated

British Academy Television Awards	Best Make Up	Jan Nethercot	Nominated

1992	British Academy Television Awards	Best Film or Video Editor (Fiction)	Alan Dixon	Nominated

British Academy Television Awards	Best Video Lighting	Cedric Rich	Nominated

British Academy Television Awards	Best Makeup	Sue Kneebone	Won

Royal Television Society Awards	Best Drama Series	–	Won

1991	British Academy Television Awards	Best VTR Editor	Nigel Cattle	Nominated

British Academy Television Awards	Best Video Lighting	Chris Watts	Nominated

British Academy Television Awards	Best VTR Editor	Malcolm Banthorpe	Won

1988	British Academy Television Awards	Best Sound Supervisor	Rod Lewis	Nominated

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Casualty had been nominated for the 'Best Drama' award in 2017.

final_sentence: Casualty had been nominated for the 'Best Drama' award in 2017.