24th Gemini Awards




The 24th Gemini Awards were held on 14 November 2009 to honour achievements in Canadian television. The ceremony was broadcast on Showcase and Global. The host was Ron James. Special awards were handed out to Corner Gas, Trailer Park Boys and Royal Canadian Air Farce for their contributions to Canadian television.




Contents






  • 1 Awards


    • 1.1 Best Comedy Program or Series


    • 1.2 Best Dramatic Series


    • 1.3 Best Dramatic Mini Series


    • 1.4 Best Information Program or Series


    • 1.5 Best Ensemble Performance in a Comedy Program or Series


    • 1.6 Best Direction in a Dramatic Series


    • 1.7 Best Writing in a Dramatic Series


    • 1.8 Best Direction in a Comedy Program or Series


    • 1.9 Best Writing in a Comedy or Variety Program or Series


    • 1.10 Best Music, Variety Program or Series


    • 1.11 Best Reality Program or Series


    • 1.12 Best Newscast


    • 1.13 Best Documentary Series


    • 1.14 Best Performance by an Actor in a Continuing Leading Dramatic Role


    • 1.15 Best Performance by an Actress in a Continuing Leading Dramatic Role


    • 1.16 Best Individual Performance in a Comedy Program or Series


    • 1.17 Best Performance or Host in a Variety Program or Series


    • 1.18 Best News Anchor


    • 1.19 Earle Grey Award


    • 1.20 Canada Award




  • 2 External links





Awards



Best Comedy Program or Series



  • Less Than Kind

  • Rick Mercer Report

  • Testees

  • This Hour Has 22 Minutes

  • Three Chords from the Truth



Best Dramatic Series



  • Being Erica

  • The Border

  • Flashpoint

  • The Tudors

  • ZOS: Zone of Separation



Best Dramatic Mini Series



  • Burn Up

  • Diamonds

  • The Last Templar

  • XIII



Best Information Program or Series



  • CBC News: Sunday

  • The Agenda

  • The Fifth Estate

  • 16:9



Best Ensemble Performance in a Comedy Program or Series



  • Fabrizio Filippo, Jennifer Baxter, Mike Beaver, Robin Brûlé, Jayne Eastwood, Brandon Firla, Ron Gabriel, Peter Keleghan, Arnold Pinnock, Aron Tager, Billable Hours

  • Ordena Stephens-Thompson, Trey Anthony, Daniel J Gordon, Eli Goree, Ngozi Paul, Da Kink in My Hair

  • Christopher Bolton, Oliver Becker, Michael Bodnar, Sarain Boylan, Inga Cadranel, Louis Di Bianco, Carlos Diaz, Mark Cameron Fraser, Matt Gordon, Gabriel Hogan, Mayko Nguyen, Pascal Petardi, Joe Pingue, Jeff Pustil, Simon Reynolds, Philip Riccio, Maria Vacratsis, Jeremy Wright, Rent-A-Goalie

  • Shaun Majumder, Gavin Crawford, Mark Critch, Geri Hall, Cathy Jones, This Hour Has 22 Minutes

  • Steve Cochrane, Kevin Ellis, George Komorowski, Adriana Maggs, Jordan McCloskey, Steven Morana, Paul Snepsts, Joel Stewart, Three Chords from the Truth



Best Direction in a Dramatic Series



  • Being Erica

  • The Border

  • Flashpoint

  • Sanctuary

  • The Tudors



Best Writing in a Dramatic Series



  • Flashpoint

  • Murdoch Mysteries

  • Soul

  • Stargate: Atlantis

  • The Tudors



Best Direction in a Comedy Program or Series



  • Billable Hours

  • Less Than Kind

  • Testees



Best Writing in a Comedy or Variety Program or Series



  • Billable Hours

  • CAUTION: May Contain Nuts

  • Less Than Kind

  • Testees

  • 29th Genie Awards



Best Music, Variety Program or Series



  • Best of the Fest

  • So You Think You Can Dance Canada

  • 2008 Gemini Awards

  • 2008 MuchMusic Video Awards

  • Juno Awards of 2009



Best Reality Program or Series



  • disBAND - The Homecoming

  • Dragons' Den

  • GoldMind

  • Project Runway Canada

  • The Week the Women Went



Best Newscast



  • CBC News: The National

  • CBC News at Six Manitoba

  • Global National



Best Documentary Series



  • CBC News: The Lens

  • The Adventurers

  • Ancestors in the Attic

  • Survivorman

  • The View from Here



Best Performance by an Actor in a Continuing Leading Dramatic Role




  • Enrico Colantoni, Flashpoint


  • Hugh Dillon, Flashpoint


  • Robin Dunne, Sanctuary


  • Daniel Kash, The Line


  • Ron White, The Line



Best Performance by an Actress in a Continuing Leading Dramatic Role




  • Natalie Dormer, The Tudors


  • Amy Jo Johnson, Flashpoint


  • Erin Karpluk, Being Erica


  • Andrea Menard, Rabbit Fall


  • Amanda Tapping, Sanctuary



Best Individual Performance in a Comedy Program or Series




  • Benjamin Arthur, Less Than Kind


  • Debra DiGiovanni, Halifax Comedy Festival


  • Jon Dore, The Jon Dore Television Show


  • Terry McGurrin, Comedy Now!


  • Brooke Palsson, Less Than Kind



Best Performance or Host in a Variety Program or Series




  • Russell Peters, 2009 Juno Awards


  • Leah Miller, So You Think You Can Dance Canada (Season 1 finale)


  • Adam Beach & Tina Keeper, 2009 National Aboriginal Achievement Awards


  • Theo Tams, Canadian Idol (Season 6)


  • Jason Priestley, 23rd Gemini Awards



Best News Anchor



  • Heather Hiscox

  • Peter Mansbridge

  • Kevin Newman

  • Janet Stewart

  • Diana Swain



Earle Grey Award


  • Eric Peterson


Canada Award


  • Club Native


External links


  • 24th Gemini Awards








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