Those cheeky celebs love it when things are big. They especially love it when things are large, shiny and they're handed to them with a firm pat on the back.
So, the stars of television would have repeatedly had to pick their eyeballs up off the floor in London on Sunday night at this year's TV Baftas as loads of chunky, glittering awards were flashed about.
The ceremony was hosted by Graham Norton at the Royal Festival Hall with top prizes going to Wolf Hall for Best Drama and Mark Rylance for Leading Actor in the series.
Other winners included Suranne Jones for her performance in Doctor Foster and Transparent for Best International Show.
But why waste your time reading long lines of words when you can digest information about who won in bitesize chunks?
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TV Baftas Winners in full:
Special Award - Lenny Henry
Leading Actress - Suranne Jones, Doctor Foster
Supporting Actress - Chanel Cresswell, This Is England ’90
Supporting Actor - Tom Courtenay, Unforgotten
Fellowship - Ray Galton & Alan Simpson
Male Performance in a Comedy Programme - Peter Kay, Peter Kay’s Car Share
Female Performance in a Comedy Programme - Michael Coel, Chewing Gum
Entertainment Performance - Leigh Frances, Celebrity Juice
Scripted Comedy - Peter Kay’s Car Share
Features - The Great British Bake Off
Soap & Continuing Drama - EastEnders
Single Drama - Don’t Take My Baby
Drama Series - Wolf Hall
Special Factual - Britain’s Forgotten Slave Owners
Factual Series - The Murder Detectives
Reality & Constructed Factual - First Dates
Entertainment Programme - Strictly Come Dancing
Comedy and Comedy Entertainment Programme - Have I Got New for You
Mini-Series - This Is England ’90
International - Transparent
Sport - The Ashes
Live Event - Big Blue Live
News Coverage - Channel 4 News: Paris Massacre
Current Affairs - Outbreak: The Truth About Ebola
Single Documentary - My Son the Jihadi
Radio Times Audience Award - Poldark