Her co-host Charlie Pickering’s other show, Talkin’ ‘Bout Your Generation, picked up two awards, including Most Popular Light Entertainment.

Head to TV Week’s Website to begin voting, it will be the shows last year of eligibility, so let’s make it memorable.

Most Popular Light Entertainment Program

Rove McManus for the 7th consecutive year won ‘Most Popular Presenter’

‘Rove’ for the 7th consecutive year won ‘Most Popular Light Entertainment Program’

Surely some records there? Missed out on the Gold unfortunately, but as they say there is always next year. Before the Game again missed out on a nod to the NRL Footy Show.

Below some pics from Rove’s Official Twitter of first the shows Logie, and to the right his Presenter Logie and some caps from the show itself of the Rove team courtesy of TV Tonight and What’s on the Tube.

Here is to the hard working team, here is for another 7 in a row, and a good highlight for the shows 10th Year on air.

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This is my 10th year in television,” he says. “It’s nice to still be here after a decade; it’s a nice milestone to reach. In the past 12 months, I’ve certainly had my hands full with Rove, Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? and ARIAs responsibilities.

TV WEEK SILVER LOGIE — Most Popular Presenter
Natalie Bassingthwaighte (So You Think You Can Dance Australia, Network Ten)
Andrew Denton (Enough Rope With Andrew Denton, ABC1)
Grant Denyer (It Takes Two/Australia’s Got Talent, Channel Seven)
Adam Hills (Spicks & Specks, ABC1)
Rove McManus (Rove/Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader?, Network Ten)

MOST POPULAR LIGHT ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM
Australia’s Got Talent (Channel Seven)
Deal Or No Deal (Channel Seven)
Rove (Network Ten)
Spicks & Specks (ABC1)
Sunrise (Channel Seven)

Also up for a Logie is Roving Enterprises Produced ‘Before the Game’.

MOST POPULAR SPORTS PROGRAM
Before The Game (Network Ten)
The Footy Show AFL (Nine Network)
The Footy Show NRL (Nine Network)
Sports Tonight (Network Ten)
Wide World Of Sports (Nine Network)

Amended.
Source: TV Tonight

Another year, another Gold Logie nomination, but will it be the year of Harold?

Former Home And Away regular Kate Ritchie, McLeod’s Daughters’ Simmone Jade Mackinnon and Neighbours stalwart Ian Smith will go head-to-head with Gibney.

Also in the running are So You Think You Can Dance host Natalie Bassingthwaighte, Enough Rope’s Andrew Denton, Spicks And Specks’ Adam Hills and three-time winner Rove McManus.

Voting for the award closes just before it is presented at Crown on May 3.

In a TV scheduling mishap, advertisements for the issue of TV Week featuring the names of the Logie nominees aired on Channel 9 yesterday morning.

At least two of the ads screened before being pulled from air. The bungle scuttled plans to keep the list secret until this morning’s function.

Gretel Killeen hosts the 51st TV Week Logie Awards on Sunday May 3 on the Nine Network.

The Codes you need are below as well as the categories Rove is involved in.

Most Popular Television Presenter: Rove McManus (Code: 251)

Most Popular Television Personality: Rove McManus (Code: 251)

Most Popular Sports Program: Before the Game

Most Popular Light Entertainment Program: Rove

You can also vote by buying the latest TV Week magazine which includes a poster featuring Rove. Thanks to RoveOnline for voting information.

[...] with Rove McManus stating that he’ll be found propping up the bar at Ten’s post-Logies drinks once the formalities are over. But, like Ritchie, he must make it through the formalities without over indulging, given his Gold nomination.

The comedian, a three-time Gold Logie winner, says he’s not fussed about the outcome this year, his place on the nominations list enough reward.

“Once you’re in the loop, you don’t want to slip off,” he says. “Winning is not as important as knowing you’re in that top eight.”

While McManus is still undecided as to who he’ll be wearing, he knows who’ll be on his arm, new girlfriend and actress Tasma Walton. “We’re both a little bit nervous actually – it’ll be our first official function together. She’s also excited as she gets to catch up with industry people.”

While McManus laughs off suggestions he should place some money on his long odds, he says he’d be happy to witness friend and fellow comedian, Summer Heights High’s Chris Lilley, collecting the Gold statuette.

“Chris could almost be nominated eight times for every character he’s played. Look I think anyone who been nominated for Gold deserves to be up there. That’s what pissed me off for so many years, when people would make jokes of how many nominations (All Saints’) John Wood would get … I’m thinking well, he’s had more nominations than the people making the jokes have had.”
Jostling with Ritchie, McManus, Lilley (who’s odds have come in strong in the lead-up to tonight’s ceremony) and Howard for a Gold Logie are Sea Patrol’s Lisa McCune, Spicks & Specks’ Adam Hills, Enough Rope’s Andrew Denton (not attending), and Neighbours’ Natalie Blair.

Despite celebrating its 50th year, the ceremony will break from tradition in not having a main host or hosts, instead the awards presented by a slew of actors across the networks.
International actors are also thin on the ground, with only Irish crooners Westlife and US rockers The Last Goodnight performing.