History Main / AwardShow

* ''WesternAnimation/KaBlam'': Parodied with the "[=KaBlammy Awards=]" in season one, and episode 29.

* UsefulNotes/GrammyAward

* {{UsefulNotes/Tony Award|Winners}}

-->-- ''[[UsefulNotes/EmmyAward 58th Emmy Awards]]''

* UsefulNotes/AcademyAward

* UsefulNotes/EmmyAward

* UsefulNotes/{{Christian|ity}}:

Usually features an ObituaryMontage.

* "The envelope, please..."
* "And the winner is..."/"And the [name of award] goes to..."
* "I'd like to thank my mom and dad..."

!!Examples

* City Dionysia. The UrExample from Ancient Greece
* [[UsefulNotes/TheEGOTs The big four]] in the US are [[UsefulNotes/EmmyAward The Emmys]] (television), [[UsefulNotes/GrammyAward The Grammys]] (music), [[UsefulNotes/AcademyAward The Oscars]] (film), and [[UsefulNotes/TonyAwardWinners The Tonys]] (theater).
* And in the UK, the [=BAFTAs=].
** Other televised UK awards shows include The Brit Awards (for pop music), and The British Comedy Awards (for comedy).
* The Golden Globes are a strange example. Hosted by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, a small group of less than a hundred international media journalists. You wouldn't think they would hold a lot of sway, but they throw a great party that invites Hollywood's finest to a hotel to get super drunk together for four hours. That more casual atmosphere and their (debatably unearned) status as an Oscar predictor has kept them just behind the Oscars and Grammys in the ratings.

* Spoofed in ''Series/ThisHourHas22Minutes''. Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chrétien is approached at a press conference and awarded a faux Gemini (the Canadian television and movie award) for "Best Acting in a Political Role". Chrétien, not missing a beat, immediately responds, "I'd like to thank my mom, and my dad..."
* Parodied on ''WesternAnimation/KaBlam'' with the "[=KaBlammy Awards=]" in season one, and episode 29.
* The ''Franchise/CareBears to the Rescue Movie'' (set in the continuity of ''WesternAnimation/CareBearsAdventuresInCareALot'') features the Care-a-Lot Rescue Awards, which included all of the catchphrases listed above and awards similar in style to Oscars, but shaped like Care Bears.
* British music magazine Magazine/{{NME}} have hosted their own award show since 1953. Naturally, most of the awards are for music though it as a couple of awards for people outside the music medium (most consistently a best film and best tv award, sometimes best book).
* The gospel music industry has its own award show, ''The Stellars''.
* The Christian music industry in general has the Dove Awards, which cover a wide variety of music styles within that sphere.
* ''Creator/TheBrewingNetwork'': The [=BNAs=] (The Brewing Network Awards), which is usually the first episode of the year.
* Parodied with Creator/CartoonNetwork's "1st 13th Annual Fancy Anvil Awards Show Program Special (Live in Stereo)"
* During their 3rd Annual Oscar livestream special on "WebVideo/OnCinema", the crew gave out awards for movies called ''the Poppies'' though most of the awards went to the host's, [[Creator/TimAndEric Tim Heidecker]] web series "WebVideo/{{Decker}}". It was implied that the host was the only voter for these awards.
* The internet inevitably created its own set of awards:

Awards shows have spawned their own StockPhrases and {{Catchphrase}}s:

Awards shows have spawned their own StockPhrases and [[CatchPhrase Catch Phrases]]:

* The ''Franchise/CareBears to the Rescue Movie'' (set in the continuity of ''WesternAnimation/CareBearsAdventuresInCareALot'') features the Care-a-Lot Rescue Awards, which included all of the [[CatchPhrase Catch Phrases]] listed above and awards similar in style to Oscars, but shaped like Care Bears.

* Parodied with Creator/CartoonNetwork's "[[OverlyLongTitle 1st 13th Annual Fancy Anvil Awards Show Program Special (Live in Stereo)]]"

* The big four in the US are [[UsefulNotes/EmmyAward The Emmys]] (television), [[UsefulNotes/GrammyAward The Grammys]] (music), [[UsefulNotes/AcademyAward The Oscars]] (film), and [[UsefulNotes/TonyAwardWinners The Tonys]] (theater).

* Spoofed in ''Series/ThisHourHas22Minutes''. Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien is approached at a press conference and awarded a faux Gemini (the Canadian television and movie award) for "Best Acting in a Political Role". Chretien, not missing a beat, immediately responds, "I'd like to thank my mom, and my dad..."

* The Gospel Music Industry has its own award show, ''The Stellars''.

* During their 3rd Annual Oscar lifestream special on "WebVideo/OnCinema", the crew gave out awards for movies called ''the Poppies'' though most of the awards went to the host's, [[Creator/TimAndEric Tim Heidecker]] web series "WebVideo/{{Decker}}". It was implied that the host was the only voter for these awards.